I love the Beaumont/Richard Brown and the LFO Stomp mixes the best actually.
On the outcast mix. The music is beautiful. They way they treat her voice at
the end is killer. The rolling bassline groove. The keyboards. It is genius.
Smooth. Perfect dance remix for an already good pop tune.
As far as the LFO Stomp mix. It is just a fat chicago techno groove. Hard.
Raw. Hillarious. It so opposite of Bjork normally get aside from the older
Black Dog mixes. Again. LFO creates a fat minimal groove with roughly treated
vocals.
The Disco Sync Remix just reminds of Donna Summer's I Feel love with the
arrpegiating bassline. Cool.
I agree with the Fluke mixes. They're good but certainly not the best in my
mind. Howie B to me is just whatever. That is where there is another
uninteresting trip hop loop goin' down for ever and ever and it is not
developing at all either. Here, you got the same Viberaphone line playing
over and over. At least the Stomp Mix has got a great lead sound with a tough
groove bustin'. The only good thing about the Howie B is the noticeable
difference in the added reverb in Bjork's voice. That's a nice touch. Puts
you in a different ambience.
Well, come from different backgrounds, you get different opinions on the same
material. Kinda cool. I just had to defend the Beaumont/Brown and LFO cause
them is my favorite. Bjork is awesome, but that goes without saying. We agree
on that.
Benny :)