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Life On The Beach Remixes, by Envelopes (10" on Brille)

Cover art for Life On The Beach Remixes by Envelopes Description: Ltd 10" on Brille inc Hot Chip remix
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Format: 10"
Label: Brille
Price: £3.79
Catalogue number: BRILS30X
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Rating: unmoved This record left our BRIAN D feeling unmoved.

After Johnny Foreigner, I just can't take Hot Chip's remix of Envelopes with anything but a barrel of salt & a stiff drink. It's not a bad re-jig of 'Life On The Beach', there's some charming synth lines on here but the beat is a bit too toytown tech house for me, the Einar Orn-isms of the barking lyrics grate against the trendy mullet club pulse of the beat and it sounds like there may be exactly 9 people on the dancefloor to this anywhere at any given time. Oh & it does smell of rent-a-remix, take the cash cynicism rather than anything imbued with love or passion. The T. Bailey mix of Free Jazz is just shit i'm afraid. Annoying and stumbling, made by some gimp who may just have bought a few shit party bangers on 12" from a dodgy man in a sheepskin jacket, observed some staggering replicants dance to one of his "rinsing" dj sets & come to the conclusion he is the DJ God, the blissful future of electrohousebaz. 10" limited shagtastic wax on (less than) Brille

What the label says:

Limited edition 10” single featuring remixes by Hot Chip and T. Bailey.      Follows the acclaimed album ‘Here Comes the Wind’ (***** Sunday Times Album of the Week).
Coincides with headline European tour including dates in London, Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Wakefield and culminating at The Great Escape Festival in Brighton.

Life On The Beach (Hot Chip Remix)
Freejazz (T.Bailey’s Mingus Mix)

 

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About the humble 10":

The 10" sits somewhere in between the 7" and 10" (kind of like a wierd cousin). This awkward variant exists for no other reason aside from to be different from it's other family members. It can provide less music than a 12" but more than a 7". It's almost like a budget 12" or a posh 7". Either way it's wierd and it needs sorting out. Maybe it's quirkyness has helped it carry on defying all rules and convention? Importantly though it plays at a multitude of speeds so it is still quintessentially a total bargain (albeit a total freak of a bargain).

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