I'm not fully conversant with it myself but I keep getting sent mixes which I presume fall into this category, and I love all of them. I prefer what I assume is termed the "space disco" end - lots of luscious cascading piano, trippy beats, not so many vocals. It's all very loungey, smooth, rather decadent and dreamy. I think a re-edit is less a reworking of a song than...just tightening it up, making it slightly more dancefloor-friendly in tersm of beats and structure. I haven't heard the Frankie Valli original though.
Lindstrom and Prins Thomas are, I think, the key act to check out - I love their stuff. (http://www.ilxor.com/ILX/ThreadSelectedControllerServlet?boardid=41&threadid=49556)
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Re: Good Ticknology
Date: 2007-07-16 11:36 am (UTC)I'm not fully conversant with it myself but I keep getting sent mixes which I presume fall into this category, and I love all of them. I prefer what I assume is termed the "space disco" end - lots of luscious cascading piano, trippy beats, not so many vocals. It's all very loungey, smooth, rather decadent and dreamy. I think a re-edit is less a reworking of a song than...just tightening it up, making it slightly more dancefloor-friendly in tersm of beats and structure. I haven't heard the Frankie Valli original though.
Lindstrom and Prins Thomas are, I think, the key act to check out - I love their stuff. (http://www.ilxor.com/ILX/ThreadSelectedControllerServlet?boardid=41&threadid=49556)