Michael

The King Of The Mountain remix known as Nix Mix is I (think) the single version which the radio stations play.  Listen to the single compared to the version on the album and you will find it's a different mix.  Needless to say it was remixed by Nick Launey.

Also Power And The Passion and Dead Heart had shorter versions released to radio stations... although radio stations now only play the studio versions.

I have 3 remixes of Power And The Passion...Glitch, Special Version and Special Dub.

I believe a few of those Beds Are Burning ones do double up on names.   



Peter




----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Jeff and Jane Scott 
  To: 'Michael Blackwood' ; 'Oils Powderworks' 
  Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2008 6:19 PM
  Subject: RE: [powderworks] remixes under more than one name


  > -----Original Message-----
  > From: Michael Blackwood
  > 
  > Hey, all... In my collection of Oils b-sides, I have five 
  > remixes listed under more than one name. Someone here told 
  > me years ago that they were released on different singles 
  > with different names, but that they were definately the same 
  > tracks. Can anyone verify this for me again? Here are the 
  > remixes I have listed as released under more than one name:
  > 
  > Beds Are Burning - Kintore East: most commonly called 
  > "Tamarama Mix", sometimes "Kintoris Mix"Beds Are Burning - 
  > Percapella Kangaroo: also called "Yuendemu Percapella 
  > Mix"King Of The Mountain - 12" Nix Mix: also called "Mountain 
  > Mix"Power And The Passion - Special Version: also simply 
  > called "Remix"
  > My Country - 12" Leap Of Logic: also called "12" Giant Leap Mix"
  > 

  IIRC, there were seven different remix titles for Beds, but only actually
  four different versions.

  "Glitch Baby Glitch" is also a remix of Power and the Passion, but different
  to the "Special Version"

  There was also a "Long Road Train Mix" and a "Short Road Train Mix" of
  Truganini, and a "Food On The Table" mix of Blue Sky Mine.

  White Skin Black Heart has a few different ones, too. There was one on the
  single when it came out, the name of which eludes me for the moment ("Rusty
  Wheel" or something?). The mix on 20000 Watt RSL is also different to the
  Redneck Wonderland one, but it didn't get a snazzy title.

  jeff...


   

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