Tuesday, 15 June 2021

Black Swan To Blue Mountain

Bristol on the mix: Easton to Stokes Croft in seven steps.
 
1) Black Steel (In The Draw Mix By Substance) (Cover of Public Enemy): Tricky (1995)
2) Love Will Be On Your Side (Massive Attack Tabla Remix): Indo Animata (1996)
3) Roads (Monk & Canatella Remix): Portishead (2009)
4) Distorted Angel (Remix By Tricky): Elvis Costello & The Attractions (1996)
5) Spooned (Smith & Mighty Dusk Mix): Coldfeet (2001)
6) Burning (RSD aka Rob Smith Remix): Kakhand ft. Sizzla (2013)
7) Nefisa (Portishead Mix): Earthling (1995)

 
 

4 comments:

  1. Gurt lush! Reminds me to dig out the Earthling singles I have gathering dust somewhere :-)

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  2. Thanks, Anwe! I didn't strictly stick to "Bristol remixing Bristol" (unless there's a hitherto unrevealed story that Declan MacManus lived a while in Knowle West, across the road from a young Adrian Thaws) but Earthling were a really interesting act. I nearly went for the Portishead remix of 1st Transmission as the lyrics are slightly tweaked to namecheck Stokes Croft, but the remix of Nefisa is epic.

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  3. Don't think Elvis lived in Knowle as I used to see him working in the chipper on Muller Rd.(! :-) ) before he & Cait got married & moved out Pucklechurch way...allegedly.

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  4. Definitely plausible. I lived in Ashton for a few years and Ron Mael and Rod Stewart regularly walked past the house. It was like living on Stella Street :-)

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