Released this Tuesday at the online iTunes Music store (Apple) in America is the Jason Nevin's remix of "Rubberneckin'".
The details from the site:
Stop, look and listen: Elvis lives, and he’s back in the studio thanks to Jason Nevin’s ferocious remix of the overlooked 1970’s B-side single “Rubberneckin’” backed by a digitally supercharged rhythm section the King is once again tearing up the dance floor.
Rubberneckin' Jason Nevin's Remix
October 04, 2003 | Music
jb gude wrote on
October 05, 2003
Can aanyone let us know what this sounds like ? How different is it to the "official Oakenfold remix" ??
CapiTrueno wrote on
October 07, 2003
Anyone who downloaded it would pass it? I'm also looking for the famous groove remix, but I haven't been able to find it...Alberto
Jyroflux wrote on
October 05, 2003
I have the remix. Both the regular remix and the club remix. It's hard to describe what is different. It's better if you hear it but... The Jason Nevin's remix has a harder edge to it. Where the Oakenfold remix sounds like music from a TV commercial, the Nevins remix sounds like something you'd hear on dance floor. In the Oakenfold remix, Elvis' vocal has a heavy echo effect. The vocal in the Nevin's remix is much cleaner. Plus there are prominent guitars in the Nevins remix. I personally prefer the Nevins remix much more.
VanGogh wrote on
October 07, 2003
is itunes only for apple computers? it seems so. I tried to download this on my pc and it wouldn't work.
does anyone know how to get this without a mac?
(I looked on Kazaa too)