Replace I Feel For You with City Games and Body Language becomes so much better.
Replace I Feel For You with City Games and Body Language becomes so much better.
I much prefer Red Blooded Woman to Toxic. There, I've said it.
the level of taste right here, it’s my go to version as wellMy favorite version is the DJ Rokk & Pixel82 Remix, which essentially strips the track of all of the elements from the Body Language demo and reimagines it as a spoken word track, delivering on Calvin Harris' promise of Kylie does Uffie.
Same. I love the Commodore 64-ness of their mix."Boombox" only became listenable after it was remixed for consideration for X. The demo from the Body Language sounds like it would've worked on Body Language with its 80s funk vibe. My favorite version is the DJ Rokk & Pixel82 Remix
Oh, I remember this story now. I guess that I just conflated it as something considered for X because it came out around that time, but now I remember that it was just Kylie doing something fun, something for the summertime, something for the Boombox girls to get ready and party to.The way I interpreted what happened with that demo was that Kylie brushed it off for that Boombox club night and Parlophone did some blogspot remixes for the Being A Dickhead Is Cool crowd. I don't think it was ever to be revived for X itself?
Wow I had know idea this existed! I still love the LA Riots version too, but this one goes off as well. I take it it was never officially released?My favorite version is the DJ Rokk & Pixel82 Remix, which essentially strips the track of all of the elements from the Body Language demo and reimagines it as a spoken word track, delivering on Calvin Harris' promise of Kylie does Uffie.
Unfortunately, no. The only officially released mix is the LA Riots Mix. This was only ever released onto Soundcloud and blogs, alongside a couple of other remixes—as free downloads if I remember correctly. It's a shame that they never bundled them as a release for streaming at all. I assume that Parlophone probably didn't want to charge people for something that was given away for free. Actually, what am I saying? A record label charging for something that they initially released for free would be on brand for a record label.I take it it was never officially released?
Wow I had know idea this existed! I still love the LA Riots version too, but this one goes off as well. I take it it was never officially released?
Let's not forget that the Body Language era, also provided us with this:
What an concert.