Thanks Stina1. For me, Peter Gabriel really helped me in understanding that my love of World Music is shared by some great artists. It's good to know that we're not alone in the things we love. Thanks for reminding me to come listen to your music, too. There are so many artists and tracks here that it's easy to forget tracks we mean to check out. Cheers!

Yes it's pretty amusing watching our remixes sink lower and lower in the popularity ratings, but I'm still thinking if PG actually hears our tracks then it's worthwhile. It's been really cool hearing how many different interpretations have been done with this track, and that in itself is pretty exciting. Glad you enjoyed this remix - I certainly do yours (voted for it btw). Cheers.

Thanks mate. I think you'll be disappointed by the stems provided for this - I spent 1/4 of my time manipulating them in Audacity before being ready to actually use them (I think they were taken from vinyl). The bass here is rather tasty, and I used quite a few effects to achieve this. The free vst "BassPhaser" was the final tweaking that got this sound. If you don't have that one, it's certainly worth the search!

I wondered if the levels weren't just a little too low here, but that was actually deliberate. An idea I was drawing from was the idea of ideas echoing into the future. Whispered warnings...science fiction. The song's really about fascists and normalized violence, and I thought inverting this sonically might be more interesting than SHOUTING, you know? It was a good exercise, this remix - and if nothing else it's given me tools and insights that should translate well into my new works. Man, it's a true delight seeing you on this site again!!!!!

I was beyond impressed when this album came out in 1980, but honestly this was never my favorite track on the album. I really liked "Not One of Us" and "Through the Wire" much better. What I really liked about P. Gabriel in the early days was his use of ethnic instruments and sensibilities. I suspect he's one of my deeper influences, though unexamined. Glad my remix worked for you, mate! Cheers.

Actually the first vocals heard are audio hallucinations created by a combo of reverse delay and the Supatrigga glitch vst. It was from those initial sounds that led me to bring the bamboo mouth bows into this to try to create the illusion of an impression of further vocals - in this case the angry muttering of a baboon troop. This was a blast to mix, and I'm now an advocate for the occasional remixing exercise as it's a really useful thing. Thanks for the review!

Being one of my cohorts in terms of coming to this site, it's really amazing tracking each other's development. Pat yourself on the back Victor - we've come a long way in a fairly short time. Some of our conversations have been more influential than you realize! Here's honestly hoping that we get the "man's" attention! Cheers my man!

Yes this one was a combo of heavy hand and empty handed insurrection. It DOES sound n0madish while retaining the Peter Gabriel original vibe somehow. I find that headphone listening is really rewarding as the genggong baboon muttering really comes through. Glad you enjoy it too! Thanks for the kind words and review! Peace!

Thanks for the good wishes and vibes! This is actually one of my all time favorite Peter Gabriel tunes as well. I used both reversorator vst and supatrigga vst in send channels to get the glitchy dub thing right. Great stuff for freeware! Cheers.