1:49 of LCD Soundsystem mixes edits and remixes

I recently played the Tom Sharkett Edit of LCD Soundsystem's beautiful Home. I ended up playing it several times and dancing around my living room. This then sent me on a bit of a trip down the rabbit hole of LCD alternative mixes, edits, remixes and also Franz Ferdinand covering All My Friends. I'll definitely need to feature this as a cover version of the month in the future.

As I listened I made a playlist of my favourites. Expect radical reworkings, prepare to get lost in the music, marvel at analogue synth sounds, get ready to dance to funky beats and grooves, throw your hands in the air and have fun.

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You might also be interested in an old blog I published on 10 of my favourite LCD Soundsystem songs back in May 2024.

North American Scum (Kris Menace Remix)

All My Friends (Franz Ferdinand Version)

Get Innoculous (Soulwax remix)

Sound of Silver (C2 Rmx Rev 3)

Us V Them (Any Color U Like remix)

45:33 (Prince Language Remix)

I Can Change (Stereogamous Remix)

Drunk Girls (Holy Ghost Remix)

oh baby (lovefingers remix)

Pow Pow (Idjut Boys Remix)

Home (Tom Sharkett Edit)

Yeah (Pretentious Mix)

Tribulations (Lindstrom Mix)

Five for Friday 18/11/11

The weekend is on the near horizon, I am in a good mood.

Here are five songs that will hopefully get you in a good mood too.

We start with the genius of Badly Drawn Boy and 'Silent Sigh'. This guy could pluck a beautiful melody from a rubber band.

We then move on to a remix of the Macca track 'Coming Up by Linus Loves, who co-founded the Glasgow label Breastfed with Mylo to release 'Destroy Rock'n'Roll'.

Talking of Mylo, that was a brilliant album. I hope he gets around to making a follow up, I have heard he has problems with his hearing. That album was everywhere when it came out, pubs, clubs, parties... the graffiti campaign around Glasgow.

We pick up the pace with the sensational remix of the Gossip's classic 'Standing In The Way Of Control' by Soulwax, taking Beth's powerful and passionate vocal and spewing it out on to something that improves on the original.

A definite TUNE with a capital T.

We end with another TUNE, one that I may well have made a T sign with my hands to back in my clubbing days. I remember it being dropped on the terrace at Space in Ibiza when I was out there in 2001. The place just went nuts.

This is Groove Armada with 'Superstylin' from their stupendous album from 2001 'Goodbye Country (Hello Nightclub)'.

Enjoy.