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Arena (The Japanese Popstars Remix) by Daft Punk

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Tron Legacy is the excellent soundtrack from Daft Punk to an ok movie with awesome special effects. But listening to the soundtrack at home is not so much fun. It’s mostly score so when was the last time you sat down and listened to a movie score? I don’t do it often. It’s mostly ambient with some pretty big beats thrown in. I’m glad I experienced the film Tron Legacy and it’s amazing soundtrack it in the theater though as it was nice and had thunderous quality to it. My favorite cut off the original soundtrack is Castor but the damn thing is so short so I have it on repeat several times and it plays over and over again. I imagined the music would be beefed up a bit when I first got the soundtrack and finally I read of a remix album and I was quite happy when that happened.

Finally when I got Tron Legacy Reconfigured – the remixes from the Tron Legacy soundtrack I realized this should have been accompanied with the soundtrack all along! This is the real electronic dance counterpart to the actual soundtrack score. Well better late than never right?

There are some amazing remixes on this remixes version of the Tron Legacy Soundtrack and my favorite is the the mostly ambient Arena track remixed by The Japanese Popstars. Links below. Other remixers on the Tron Legacy Reconfigured compilation include The Teddybears, Pretty Lights, Sander Kleinenberg, Avicii, Photek, Paul Oakenfold, Com Truise, Boys Noise, Kaskade, Ki: Theory, Moby, The Crystal Method The Glitch Mob and M83 with Big Black Delta. It’s a who’s who of the electronic industry with remixers from today and yesterday. I highly recommend this collection so you should go to your favorite store and download the whole collection. Links below.

Tron Legacy Reconfigured from Amazon
Tron Legacy Reconfigured from iTunes

Arena by Daft Punk
Arena (The Japanese Popstars Remix) by Daft Punk

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Posted in 2011, Album, Compilation.

Tagged with club, Daft Punk, dance, electronic, remix, soundtrack, The Japanese Popstars.

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By admin – April 5, 2011
Live For Today by Cicero & Sylvia Mason-James

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The Crying Game soundtrack was mostly known for the song The Crying Game by Boy George. It was a whole more about that album that most folks don’t know. The album was produced by the Pet Shop Boys and included other great songs which included a remake of the Shannon 80s hit Let The Music Play by Carroll Thompson and of course two awesome versions of a little known act called Cicero with their song Live For Today sung by Sylvia Mason-James. Absolutely love the vocals by Sylvia here.

If you like Pet Shop Boys or anything synth pop from the late 80s and early 90s then you will certainly love this song by Cicero. I think they are definitely worth discovering as not much is known about Cicero. In the early 90s Cicero released an album called Future Boy but it failed to chart anywhere. Still though this song Live For Today produced by Pet Shop Boys is quite strong.

The Orchestral version is the more synthed up version whereas the Gospel version is more laidback and sort of trip-hoppy. Check them out below.

Live For Today (Orchestral) by Cicero
Live For Today (Gospel) by Cicero

Posted in 1992, Compilation, Single.

Tagged with 90s, Cicero, dance, Pet Shop Boys, pop, soundtrack, synth pop.

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By admin – January 5, 2011
Je T’aime…Moi Non Plus by Donna Summer

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$Thank God It\'s Friday Soundtrack$

Thank God It’s Friday is the forgettable film about the disco nightlife club world. It has a pretty good soundtrack of music by such artists as Thelma Houston, Diana Ross, Commodores, Cameo, Santa Esmeralda and of course several tracks by Ms. Donna Summer. The big hit on the soundtrack is of course Last Dance. There’s two versions the regular and of course the reprise version just before the last track on the soundtrack – Je T’aime…Moi Non Plus. This of course is the classic 60s French track by Serge Gainsbourg and featuring the great voice of his wife Jane Birkin.

$Donna Summer Thank God It\'s Friday$

$Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin Sexy Je T\'aime...Moi Non Plus$

Unfortunately the Donna Summer version which clocks in at 15 minutes and 36 seconds (pretty long for a track) doesn’t do anything for me. I love Donna Summers music especially the song I Feel Love – a true classic electronic disco masterpiece produced by the king himself Giorgio Moroder but unfortunately this remake just sucks! It sucks just like the film it’s from and it’s unfortunately really, really long so I just skip it. Well I don’t really listen to it.

What do you think of the two versions? I love the original. You?

Je T’aime…Moi Non Plus by Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin
Je T’aime…Moi Non Plus by Donna Summer

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Posted in 1978, Album.

Tagged with 60s, 70s, cover songs, disco, Donna Summer, French, Jane Birkin, pop, remake, Serge Gainsbourg, soundtrack.

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By admin – March 8, 2009
Planet Rock by Paul Oakenfold/Afrika Bambaata

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This update by Paul Oakenfold is for the film Swordfish starring John Travolta, Halle Berry and Hugh Jackman. It’s not a perfect film but was fun at the time. I love the remixes of Planet Rock much better than the film though. I like the simple yet great update by Paul Oakenfold the Swordfish Mix and of course the Litman and Cox Club Mix which is loud, fast, bouncy and all over the place.

The original is still a classic and I still listen to it but these remixes still sound fresh even though they came out back in 2001 – almost ten years ago. Boy time flies and if remixes like these still sound fresh that’s all that matters.

What do you think of the 2 newer versions compared to the original vocal version from back in the early 80s? I pick the Litman & Cox remix as it’s quite different from the original and even the Swordfish remix is quite similar to the original. You?

Planet Rock (Original Vocal Version) by Afrika Bambaataa & The Soulsonic Force
Planet Rock (Swordfish Mix) by Paul Oakenfold Presents Afrika Bambaataa & The Soulsonic Force
Planet Rock (Litman & Cox Club Mix) by Paul Oakenfold Presents Afrika Bambaataa & The Soulsonic Force

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Posted in 2001, Album, Single.

Tagged with Afrika Bambaataa & The Soulsonic Force, cover songs, dance, electronica, Litman & Cox, Paul Oakenfold, remix, soundtrack.

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By admin – March 8, 2009

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