Ever noticed how some 14 to 20 years after their initial release, many D.J.'s still find apt to play The Prodigy's "Smack My Bitch Up", Rage Against The Machine's "Killing In The Name" and Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" ? Very fine tracks for sure in my book, and still very efficient on a dancefloor to this day, which goes to show how wonderfully crafted they were in the first place. Still, I've decided to mash up all 3 and see what I'd get as the ultimate crowdpleasing record. It doesn't work so wonderfully, I admit, and I have only worked a couple of hours on it, so basically, this is like a semi-pisstake jab at those uninspired D.J.'s, the ones going for the easy tricks. ;)
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Ambient Sunday double with: Jake Bowman, and n1wream
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Audio collage meant to reflect David Guetta's arrogance and lack of music education. Out soon on CD along with 18 remixes from other artists from the south of France to protest against the outrageous town hall subsidies spent on his coming to Nice (think six figures) when the city grants only a tiny fraction of that ludicrous amount to local music associations over the whole year.

In 1985, I was 11. One of the French regional radio stations I was listening to would sometimes play Falco's "Rock Me Amadeus" - a track that was clearly groundbreaking to me then... Several times, I called them and requested it just so I could make the best sounding tape with no voiceover from the radio show host. Those were the days ! Yet, ever since that time, I've been looking for the version they used to play - clearly edited from the Salieri Club Mix. I've tracked down every version listed on Discogs from the Extended Version to the Can-Am Remix, even got my hands on the original French 7" & 12"... but no... It was never quite the version I once taped from the radio. Maybe it was an obscure promo mix, or one of those then-popular DJ service remixes (although it is neither DMC or Razormaid - I already checked). I guess I will just never know... 

Medley assembled for the Private Room lingerie fashion show @ Palais des Festivals, Cannes on January 6th, 2008. Designed by Lauranie Perrin. (Ethereal and feminine songs and moods)
Live @ Sunshine Sundays: The Butterfly Ball @ The Pro Cathedral, Bristol, UK - 9 Dec. 2007












