Baby Let's Play House Remix

Das "Feeling" des Originals geht leider völlig verloren. Da man sich der musikalischen Defizite bewusst ist wird versucht, durch den Einsatz "billiger Schlampen" ( ) im Video, wenigstens ein paar Zuschauer am Bildschirm zu halten.

Lord have mercy.

Wenigstens ist das ganze so unspektakulär, dass es ganz schnell in Vergessenheit geraten wird.

Gut gemacht..keine Frage!!!
Danke für den link!

eben bei Itunes geladen

video ist wech.

findest du?

Ja finde ich.
Wir haben 2007. In den Discos und Clubs wird nun mal überwiegend diese Art von Musik gespielt. Hier hat ein Mixer/DJ etc. Fragmente von Elvis eingebaut und dies nicht mal"stümperhaft" sondern auf wie ich finde schon auf professionelle Art und Weise. Das passiert häufig und wurde bereits in den 90s und sogar in den 80s gemacht.
Ob einem das gefällt oder nicht, aber daran wird man wohl nichts ändern können.
Wenn ich mir so anhöre, was einem mittlerweile so alles übers Trommelfell schallt, wenn man Radio, TV oder in nen Tanzschuppen geht, dann gefallen mir "was moderne Clumixe angeht" Tracks wie ALLC 2002, Rubberneckin 2003 oder nun dieser "neue Mix" doch noch so ziemlich am Besten.

Remix = Is nix. Oder doch ???

Ich bin gespannt, wie der Remix angenommen wird.

Bekommt er auch so einen Hype, wie ALLC ???

Abwarten.

hat noch einer das sample?würd es gern mal hören.

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The press release:
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Baby Let's Play House


November 16th, 2007 press release

Historic remix of elvis presley's baby let's play house has everyone talking.

New remixed presley song by a contemporary dj/artist is released: spankox (of club anthem to the club fame) brings elvis' voice back to radios and clubs worldwide for the third time after chart-toppers a little less conversation and rubberneckin'.

Recognized worldwide as one of the most influential figures in music and pop culture, Elvis Presley is today on the verge of another career milestone, exactly 30 years after his death. Presley's classic Baby Let's Play House, re-mixed by progressive DJ/producer Spankox, will be released in several territories as a commercial single on the 10th of December.

Canada, Italy, Finland, Sweden and Norway will be the first territories to release the single and the reaction has been a mix of delight, surprise and respect.

Spankox (his real name is Agostino Carollo) is a Verona (Italy) based progressive DJ/producer/composer who most recently wrote and produced the club classic 'To The Club' and has produced and remixed tracks for Roxette, Snap! and Vasco Rossi (Italy's n.1 rockstar) among the others. This release of his treatment to the Elvis classic marks the third time in history that a Presley song that has been remixed by a contemporary DJ/artist will be will mass market: the first two, Rubberneckin' (remixed in 1998 by American DJ Paul Oakenfols) and A Little Less Conversation (remixed in 2003 by Dutch DJ JXL) were wordwide hits, selling millions of copies.

"Initially, we're always wary of anything that involves altering Elvis' master recordings in any way, but this Spankox Re:Version is fantastic and just blew us away. Elvis is a great and constant source of inspiration for the creativity of other artists, and this is an outstanding example of that," said Tom Holzen, President of EP Ltd.

"The Spankox Re:Version of Baby Let's Play House will deliver Elvis to a new generation of music fans in an unexpected, cool and compelling way," said Edward Johnson, Brand Partnership Marketing Manager of ELPR Inc.

<span style='color:red'><span style='font-size:14pt;line-height:100%'>The physical release of the record will be on CDvinyl: it's a special compact disc playable in a normal CD player but also by a traditional 33rpm turntable</span>. </span>The packaging of this original Elvis Presly CDvinyl, which is indeed a charming collectable item, will also be very special and will resemble that of a 12" vinyl. It will include a radio edit version, an extended version and the original Presley song. Also, as bonus, the ringtone and the fantastic videoclip (that can also be already watched on YouTube) will be included in the disc.

The United States release is tentatively set to Dec. 24th, although negotiations are still in process.

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