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| A |
Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? (ATB Remix)
Remix – ATB |
6:43 | ||
| B1 |
Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? (Ferry Corsten Remix)
Remix – Ferry Corsten |
6:41 | ||
| B2 |
Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? (Sharp Roadster Club Edit)
Engineer [Mix] – Kevin White Remix, Producer [Additional Production] – Sharp Boys, The |
6:12 |
Companies etc
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – Mute Records Ltd.
- Copyright (c) – Mute Records Ltd.
- Published By – Little Idiot Music
- Published By – Warner-Tamerlane
Credits
- Artwork By – Ysabel Knyphausen / Slim Smith
- Vocals – Shining Light Gospel Choir, The
- Written-By, Producer, Engineer, Mixed By – Moby
Notes
Published by Little Idiot Music/Warner Tamerlane (BMI).
B1 remixed for Dance Therapy Productions.
℗ 1999 Mute Records Limited
© 1999 Mute Records Limited
Made in Great Britain
B2 Remixed for Sharp Productions/Diesel Productions.
Side A plays at 45 RPM.
Other Versions (Showing 5 of 18) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? (Promo 2) (12", Promo) | Mute | PL12Mute230 | UK | 1999 | ||
| Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? (Remixes) (CD, Single, CD2) | Mute, Mute | LCDMute230, LCDMUTE230 | UK | 1999 | ||
| Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? (12") | Mute | L12Mute230 | Europe | 1999 | ||
| Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? (CD, Single, Enh) | Mute | CDMute230 | UK | 1999 | ||
| Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? (Radio Promo) (CD, Single, Promo) | Mute Records Ltd. | RCD MUTE 230 | UK | 1999 |
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Reviews & Discussion
Even though it has been overplayed to death in the years until now, I really loved the original version of this song when it was released. These remixes however are among the worst that have ever been authorized for any Moby track, or any track at all. ATB and Ferry Corsten each pull their standard commercial trance formulas - the former with softer beats and his trademark sound, the annoying autotuned guitar; the latter with overly dramatic strings and synth stabs. In both cases, the vocal sample sounds totally out of place, making these mixes rather cacophonic experiences. The Sharp Boys' mix is the only one on this 12" that is even remotely listenable, but just as the other remixers, they didn't put any effort into their version. If you have ever heard one of their remixes, you'll know exactly how this one is going to sound: assembly line hardhouse without any originality. If you're looking for dancefloor friendly versions of this song, I'd advise you to go for the Subsonic Legacy and Red Jerry Mixes.
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