Well actually, if it wasn't for engineer/producer Steve Osbourne then Oakenfold wouldn't have been able to get any credit for that stuff either. Frankly, while I was in PTV and despite our lead vocalists' personal excesses, we could destroy Happy Mondays in our sleep on stage back in those days.
The Kooky Scientist on 2/23/01 7:15 AM, seth ... at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I don't know the track either, and yes, he's the epitome of the overpaid > underskilled DJ. (so please don't write back to tell me this) > > But (and it's a big but) it seems no-one remembers he used to be a pretty > good producer. I guess a lot of the American folk haven't heard "Pills, > Thrills and Bellyaches" by the Happy Mondays, or Oakenfold's genuinely good > remixes of such. > -and of all his generation, at least it's not as bad as the route taken by > Mike "I used to play the hacienda you know?" Pickering. > > I'm getting all misty-eyed now, I might have to go find my copy of groovy > train, and a beanie hat... > > Seth > > > Don't know that "Bullet in the Gun" track you speak of but I'll make > him a"Bullet in the Brain" track right now... ; PThe Kooky Scientiston > 2/22/01 5:50 PM, Mad Wax at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:> hey! dont diss > oakenfold, his bullet > in the gun track was truly innovative!>> ;)>> mad wax>> >>> That makes the hpDJ 40% better than Oakenfold!!!>>>> The > Kooky Scientist>>>>
