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[Derelict]

1. Gucci (I:gor remix)
2. Gucci (Waldhaus remix)
3. Now Who's Laughing (Ophidian remix)
4. Now Who's laughing (Negative A remix)

Samples and source: http://www.junodownl...xed/1758115-02/


I:gor remix is too slow, sounds like it could use a good +10% pitch.
Waldhaus remix is a solid hard techno remix.

I think remixing Gucci was a bit pointless, these two tracks do not do the original justice.

Ophidian remix is well... an Ophidian remix. I think he could improve any track Big call too considering the original is one of my fav Tymon tunes. Probably falls a bit short of the original though.
Negative A remix sounds like some sort of shit effort at making a crossbreed remix... not good.


I might buy the Waldhaus and Ophidian remix.

[DjPractice]

I like all of them and would play all of them - but since im such a Negative A fanboy, i would play that the most

[Future Shokk]

I like the Negative A & I:gor remixes Waldhaus and especially the Ophidian remix are pretty disappointing though...

[menace 2 society]

waldhaus rmx owns the original IMO. i dont like the original all that much tbh. not a big tymon fan, so a different take on his tracks is up my alley

the ophidian rmx is the better of the 2 (and again, better than the original IMO). the negative a rmx is pretty cool though. i like what he has done

igor rmx is a pass for me. not a fan

[VooZ2]

ISR96 is a release with well-chosen remixes. The amount of quality music within the industrial hardcore genre currently lets the actual hardtekkno-output look pale in terms of creativity (many tunes seem absolutely interchangeable). As anyone can hear, none of the remixes on this EP sound alike and thus Tymon – “Remixed” can be called a very diverse record. My favourite pick is the Ophidian-remix of “Now Who’s Laughing”, simply because it hits you like a freight-train once you play it out loud on a good sound-system. Even though I would give Ophidian nine and a half out of ten points for his work, I:gor, Waldhaus and Negative-A completed the release in style and are not to be neglected. This is a bunch of remixes that would do great for both hardtekkno- and hardcore-crowds.

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