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If you dig coffee and like energy drinks I highly recommend Shock Coffee, that shit makes me fly (and I’m a big dude). That stuff tastes like shit and made me piss for about 20 minutes (and I got no buzz off of it either). Off-topic tip for everyone out there: Don’t buy Monster’s new “Java Monster” energy drink unless you think gas station coffee has too much flavor to it and not enough B12. It’s not really a song, it’s like Aphex Twin took the original and fucked with it for 20 minutes (and not in the typically awesome Aphex Twin kind of way). The UFO Mix of ‘I Must Be Obvious’ is a little…um….sucky. The other remixes came from your standard promos and maxi-singles.

I didn’t know what else to call them so the ID3 tags simply state ‘Black Label Promo’ and ‘White Label Promo’ even though I’m fairly certain the term ‘Black Label Promo’ doesn’t exist. I have two 12” promo singles of ‘I Don’t Know…” one has a back label and one has a white one. I Don’t Know What You Want But I Can’t Give It Anymore (Peter Rauhofer’s Roxy Dub) I Don’t Know What You Want But I Can’t Give It Anymore (Peter Rauhofer’s Roxy Anthem) I Don’t Know What You Want But I Can’t Give It Anymore (Felix Da Housecat’s Thee Drum Drum Mix Re-Edit) I Don’t Know What You Want But I Can’t Give It Anymore (The Young Collective Remix) I need more ‘Blue Monday’ and less ‘Waiting For The Siren’s Call’. I hope my local record store gets some more New Order soon, my collection of 12” singles is way too top-heavy with good-but-not-great latter-day material from the group. That being said, here are a bunch of remixes by two bands I’ve already posted about countless times over and then some. I also imagine that as my collection of 12” singles of the bands I like becomes more and more complete that I’ll have to start posting about other stuff, simply because I won’t be buying them as much. Don’t worry, there will always be plenty of remixes at The Lost Turntable, but I have a ton of other great stuff I’ve been holding that I’d much rather talk about (one can only rant and rave about 12” extended versions of Big Country songs so many times). The past two weeks I’ve been doing both by posting as many remixes as possible so I can get them the hell out of the way. I don’t know when The Lost Turntable became an “80s remix blog” but I find myself constantly defying or embracing that label. The great remix purge of Summer 2007 continues! When I originally started this blog it was my intention to focus on B-sides and songs by bands that have tragically fallen under the radar (like Polyrock).

Remixes rarities a flock of seagulls download