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Thread started 12/25/06 7:45am

Icicle

Carl Bean - "I was born this way"

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Reply #1 posted 12/25/06 8:44am

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As a young D.J., in the early 90's, this was always a song that would bring the house down. There is the shep pettibone mix that was really something...it was about 12 minutes and groovin. Who would have thought that an autobiographical song would be such a hit. I now have it on my Ipod rotation.
"Love is like peeing in your pants, everyone sees it but only you feel its warmth"
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Reply #2 posted 12/25/06 9:57am

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shorttrini said:

As a young D.J., in the early 90's, this was always a song that would bring the house down. There is the shep pettibone mix that was really something...it was about 12 minutes and groovin. Who would have thought that an autobiographical song would be such a hit. I now have it on my Ipod rotation.

I`ve never heard the remix. Do you know if it`s available on cd?
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Reply #3 posted 12/25/06 2:33pm

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Icicle said:

shorttrini said:

As a young D.J., in the early 90's, this was always a song that would bring the house down. There is the shep pettibone mix that was really something...it was about 12 minutes and groovin. Who would have thought that an autobiographical song would be such a hit. I now have it on my Ipod rotation.

I`ve never heard the remix. Do you know if it`s available on cd?


I don't know. It is called the "better days", remix. Like I said, it was done by D.J. Shepp Petibone. It has got to be one of the greatest mixes that i have ever heard. I think it was reissued on the Profile, record label about 10 years ago.
"Love is like peeing in your pants, everyone sees it but only you feel its warmth"
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Reply #4 posted 12/25/06 2:47pm

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shorttrini said:

Icicle said:


I`ve never heard the remix. Do you know if it`s available on cd?


I don't know. It is called the "better days", remix. Like I said, it was done by D.J. Shepp Petibone. It has got to be one of the greatest mixes that i have ever heard. I think it was reissued on the Profile, record label about 10 years ago.

Found it biggrin
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Reply #5 posted 12/25/06 3:00pm

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Icicle said:

shorttrini said:



I don't know. It is called the "better days", remix. Like I said, it was done by D.J. Shepp Petibone. It has got to be one of the greatest mixes that i have ever heard. I think it was reissued on the Profile, record label about 10 years ago.

Found it biggrin


U should check it out. I love mixing it.
"Love is like peeing in your pants, everyone sees it but only you feel its warmth"
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Reply #6 posted 12/26/06 1:02pm

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i'm kinna surprised there's not much talk about this cut. it's the shit, haven't heard it in a while though. horns
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Reply #7 posted 12/26/06 2:26pm

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I guess it was just an underground favorite. I am an old Paradise Garage, head. I remember when DJ, Larry Levan played it. A lot of the patron there were people who lived alternative lifestlyes and this song was near and dear to their hearts. For me, the beat was awesome and the feeling that came over me, when it was played was undescrible. The "Better Days", remix really caught the essense of the song and as I said before is the best version that I have ever heard.
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"Love is like peeing in your pants, everyone sees it but only you feel its warmth"
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Reply #8 posted 12/27/06 9:16am

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shorttrini said:

I guess it was just an underground favorite. I am an old Paradise Garage, head. I remember when DJ, Larry Levan played it. A lot of the patron there were people who lived alternative lifestlyes and this song was near and dear to their hearts. For me, the beat was awesome and the feeling that came over me, when it was played was undescrible. The "Better Days", remix really caught the essense of the song and as I said before is the best version that I have ever heard.
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sweet. i haven't heard the remixed version of the song, just the original and the instrumental version of it. and you got to see larry levan at paradise garage back in the day? omfg :totallyenvious:

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Reply #9 posted 12/27/06 5:52pm

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Handclapsfingasnapz said:

shorttrini said:

I guess it was just an underground favorite. I am an old Paradise Garage, head. I remember when DJ, Larry Levan played it. A lot of the patron there were people who lived alternative lifestlyes and this song was near and dear to their hearts. For me, the beat was awesome and the feeling that came over me, when it was played was undescrible. The "Better Days", remix really caught the essense of the song and as I said before is the best version that I have ever heard.
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sweet. i haven't heard the remixed version of the song, just the original and the instrumental version of it. and you got to see larry levan at paradise garage back in the day? omfg :totallyenvious:

giggle


The stories I could tell you about Larry. One night, he came to the club a little late,(that was his thing) anyway, he puts on the main theme from the opera, "Carmen" and then goes into a little Eddie Grant, a song called "mother Africa", with tribal drums and all, he then tops it off with the Bee Gee's, "Stayin Alive" all while Carmen is playing. Now, u are sitting there saying, it can't work....but Larry made it work. See, he was all about different. His goal was to make you dance and exspose you to something different....and he did.
"Love is like peeing in your pants, everyone sees it but only you feel its warmth"
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Reply #10 posted 12/27/06 10:36pm

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Icicle said:

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This is on The Chris Lowe disc of the Back To Basics Pet Shop Boys Cd.
The Most Important Thing In Life Is Sincerity....Once You Can Fake That, You Can Fake Anything.
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