Leftfield - Song Of Life (Remixes) / Release The Horns
Label:
Catalog#:
HAND 002R
Format:
Vinyl, 12"
Country:
UK
Released:
Dec 1992
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Leftfield,
Progressive House,
Dub,
Ambient
Tracklist
| A1 | Song Of Life (Steppin' Razor Mix) | 8:24 | ||
|
Engineer -
Steve Jones
Remix - Steppin' Razor Remix [Credited To], Producer [Additional] - Underworld | ||||
| A2 | Release The Horns | 6:08 | ||
|
Engineer -
Chris Jones
Remix - Leftfield | ||||
| B | Song Of Life (The Lemon Interupt Mix) | 10:21 | ||
| Remix - Lemon Interupt | ||||
Credits
Engineer -
Joe Gibb
(tracks: A1, B)
Mastered By - Pauls*
Producer, Mixed By - Leftfield
Written-By - N. Barnes* , Paul Daley
Mastered By - Pauls*
Producer, Mixed By - Leftfield
Written-By - N. Barnes* , Paul Daley
Notes
A1 & A2 remixed at The Da Da Rooms, SW9.
B recorded at Rollover Studios, W10.
All titles copyright control.
Mastered at Formprime.
B recorded at Rollover Studios, W10.
All titles copyright control.
Mastered at Formprime.
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Reviews & Discussion
Of all the versions of Leftism's 'Song Of Life' that are out there, Underworld's Steppin Razor mix would probably get my vote for the best of the bunch. In my opinion, it is the most timeless and progressive sounding of any mix (though, I still love the original mix's bouncy bassline). Of course, if Sasha & Digweed's immortal 'Song Of Life' medley featured on the Renaissance The Mix Collection were considered a legitimate version, then it'd be a different story. Anytime I listen to the Lemon Interupt or Dub For Life mixes, I feel like something is missing (those familiar with the above mentioned medley and unmixed versions as well will know what I'm talking about).
