At 08:40 PM 4/28/98 +0000, you wrote:
quoted 3 lines While I'm at it...>While I'm at it...
>
>Chocolate Weasel - Music For Body Lockers - not your usual Ninja maximum
bang
quoted 3 lines for the buck, with only 11 or 12 minutes of music worth having. There's the>for the buck, with only 11 or 12 minutes of music worth having. There's the
>album version, a radio edit which is so insignificantly different from the
>album version that I don't know what the difference is besides being
shorter,
quoted 2 lines there's a reprised version which is a minute and a half slowed down version,>there's a reprised version which is a minute and a half slowed down version,
>and finally there's a dub version, which is almost too orthodox in its
dubness
quoted 2 lines - I like my dub weirder, thank you. There's also a remix of Reworked From>- I like my dub weirder, thank you. There's also a remix of Reworked From
>Scratch Backwards which is ok, but, it's hard to justify buying this single.
Hold on my brother. I've got the music for body lockers 12" right here.
You must have the CD. The 12" rocks my world. Especially the Shatners
Bassoon remix which is used on the Spegettification album if I'm not
mistaken... Gotta love that bassline. From what I can tell if a CD has an
edit mix, the album version, reprise, and the dub version....which are all
basically the same, you've got a shite single. But since the 12" has three
remixes (body croppers, shatners bassoon, lazy lofters) it's nice, if the
remixers are good, but there always is that Sam and Valley Remix thing.
I'm kind of questioning those three supposed remixers of the single. Since
the shatners bassoon version appeared on the album (under a different name,
I think) I'm assuming that all of the remixers are of themselves, Chocalate
Weasel. Am I right?
Rusty