I'm with Tom on the three recent Theo Parrish remixes. -The Meg remix is genius. It's incredibly clean for a Theo Parrish cut, and the vocals may be too 'sweet' for some, but it really devastates a dancefloor. It's got such an amazing combination of beautiful melody and beats, with this undertone of melancholy and suppression that creates a thick tension. It literally sent shivers down my spine the first time I heard it at home. Probably my favorite track of last year.
-The DJ Genesis remix *really* tames the vocal, which did absolutely nothing for me otherwise. I can see that this wouldn't really impress in the store, and it wouldn't have me sold with an online sample, but on Tom's recommendation I took a chance and am very happy with it. It *is* a bit samey throughout, but in that good Theo/NWAQ way that works. -The DJ Kent is very nice as well. Actually I think it's the perfect compliment to the DJ Genesis remix and I think they both capitalise on that moody Detroit house minimalism I was talking about above. If ever there was a track that sounded like Beatdown, this would have to be it. It's a Theo jack workout. But I like them in descending order. The Meg remix is something I would feel wrong living without. I would miss the DJ Genesis badly, and the DJ Kent is a whole lot of fun to play with. I will have to check out the original! So who has release dates or advance tease-me reviews of his new album, the Rotator Assembly album or the 12" on Harmony Park (I think)??? How much is Theo set to take over the world in '04? Tristan ======= http://www.phonopsia.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
