Absolute Ear Candy: Pete Hammond Mix Of Kylie Minogue's "Put Your Hands Up"
This is no doubt the closest we'll ever get to hearing Kylie produced by her original '80s/early '90s musical handlers Stock Aitken Waterman. So live it up!
As I noted on Idolator this afternoon, from the squiggly synths and the chugging NRG bass to the disco violins and retro font used for the lyrics, everything about this video has me reaching to dig out my Bananarama (and, of course, old-school Kylie) CDs!
Labels: Kylie Minogue, Pete Hammond, Stock Aitken Waterman
posted by D'luv @ 1:30 PM
6 Comments:
At 1:44 PM,
Diva Incarnate said…
It's fucking glorious!
The most PWL sounding song I've heard - for the reasons you mention above - since Coron's under-heard I Belong To You (80s).
Go Kylie!
At 1:59 PM,
Paul said…
bleeding magnificent. totally made my day. Hurrah team kylie :)
At 7:31 PM,
Jef said…
It reminds me a bit of Bananarama's "I Can't Help It (The Pete Hammond Version Excursion)." I really liked the Pete Hammond remix of Mini Viva's "I Left My Heart in Tokyo," but the remix of the Wynonna Judd song messed with my head.
Hmm, what if SAW had produced an album for the Judds in the laste '80s ...
At 11:49 PM,
Anonymous said…
sennnnnnnnnnnnnnnsational
thanks for posting
At 6:34 PM,
Cristián said…
Sounds almost like a recovered track from the sessions for "Rhythm of Love"
At 11:27 AM,
Anonymous said…
Can't get enough of Pete Hammond. This mix is getting a lot of airplay on Mark Grant's radio show on The Scene Europe. PWL fans would like it. 6-8pm every night http://www.thesceneeurope.com/
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