Tracklist
| We Want Your Soul (Club Mix) | ||
| We Want Your Soul (Acapella) | ||
| We Want Your Soul (Lock Grooves) |
Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| We Want Your Soul (12") | Maximise Profit | FREE01 | UK | 2003 | |
| We Want Your Soul (Ed Rush & Optical Remix) (12", S/Sided, Promo, W/Lbl) | Maximise Profit | FRWWED | UK | 2003 | |
| We Want Your Soul (Remixed) (12") | Maximise Profit | FREE01R | UK | 2003 | |
| We Want Your Soul (CD, Maxi) | Maximise Profit | FREECDS01 | UK | 2003 | |
| We Want Your Soul (CD, Single, Enh) | Universal Music (Australia) | 981 207-0 | Australia | 2003 |
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Reviews & Discussion
Review by
May 12, 2006
(edited over 3 years ago)
referencing We Want Your Soul, 12", FREE01
What a great track which tells it exactly as it is, big profit corporations who want to own your life, we'll sell you crap, we want your soul backed by funky breaks, thanks Adam Freeland for making this one, if you're sick of branding and a team of people in a board room imagining your life and how they can market a product just for you buy this track it'll make you smile.
referencing We Want Your Soul (Remixed), 12", FREE01R
This song(ed rush and optical mix) is almost completely different from the first. The synthed guitar strings and the vocal hooks produce one of the most catchy dnb beats i have heard to date. The only thing that is unclead to me is what the song is about. Political or musical? im not sure. Regardless, this is one of the most well done remixes i have heard by the duo ed rush and optical, and together with adam f they have produced one of the, in my opinion, top tracks of 2003.
referencing We Want Your Soul (Remixed), 12", FREE01R
Hands down, one of the top records for 2003. Adam Freeland broke the mold with the original, creating one of the first well recieved political dance tracks. On the remix 12" Adam pulls the Aussie trio Infusion (Legacy, Starwater) and drum and bass duo Ed Rush & Optical (Virus Recordings) to tear it up. Infusion's mix is a nasty 4/4 cut, full of the original Speak and Spell vocal mixed over spot on production. Flip for the hard driving drum and bass mix, that only Ed Rush & Optical can do. Two great mixes, perfect for adding a kick to a progressive house mix or causing mayhem in a drum and bass mix.