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Phil Collins: I'm Not Moving (Idjut Boys edit) [1981/2007]
Featuring a guided tour through the history of reverb, plus periodic vinyl crumble for Balearic verisimilitude.
c.f.: Phil's OG, from Face Value
Phil Collins: piano, drums, vocals, Prophet, Vocoder, percussion
John Giblin: bass
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8 comments:
Funnily enough, i was listening to George Harrison's "All Things Must Pass" the other day, which features a nineteen year-old Phil Collins filling in percussion on the track "Art of Dying". The liner notes reveal the song was written in 1966, but i'm assuming actual recording session was in 1970 ?
How have I not been through here before? Incredible track!
I re-posted this track...hope it's fine.
Best!
Please could you take this down, this will be coming out as a vinyl promo on the Box Office label. This is NOT for net distribution.
Hey Kevin, I just took it down, and I'm glad to hear this is being officially released! I sincerely hope I haven't negatively impacted sales by posting it. Suffice to say that this edit has acquired legend status and is one of the creative highpoints of the late 2000s (seriously).
Cheers,
Emmett
please re-post!
neither phil collins or virgin records will earn any money from the illegal/bootleg vinyl release.
be an mp3 renegade!
thanks :)
Hey Disco D, you raise a valid point but I'd say the Idjuts deserve a couple dollars for this piece of work, so I'm not reposting this now.
Odds are good it'll pop up on the Internet again anyway. Hold tight.
this remix is great. i wish i could find a hi-res mp3 (or 12"!). no luck at beatport, TT lab, or itunes yet...
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