Customer Reviews

Who Are the Skulls

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--I purchased this C.D. a few months ago, and I love it. Tracks 5 (Russian Radio, remixed by Scribe Machine) and 14 (If I Ever, remixed by B.C.) really stand out. There is a lot of talent on this disc. All of the remixes were excellent. Long live Synthpop!

has to be givin 5 stars only because Kurt Harland, of InSoc, does a remix of cause & consequence! last i heard of InSoc doing anything "new" was the cover of 'express yourself' in 1999! WE'VE MISSED YOU Kurt!!! i just recently discovered Red Flag by searching for Information Society, and have grown quite fond of the music :)! any musician familiar with InSoc is worth a listen! Don't Be Afraid...

This is a great collection of remixes done by other bands and hand-picked by Red Flag.
There are a couple of "bonuses" on this album - one of the songs is a rare b-side from their first single (the remix is actually better in my opinion than the original) and another is a song that will appear on a yet to be released album with different words.

I'm not a fan of remix CDs, for the most part, they are utterly useless, either creating a version of a song vastly inferior to the original, or just adding nothing to it, doing nothing interesting in the least. That being said, I like this CD, not a whole lot, there are a few of those inferior songs lurking about, but on the flipside there are some incredibly good tracks! The very first track for example, remixed by the late, great Cosmicity is truly an accomplishment. So there are some pointless remixes on here, but there truly are some gems as well. Recommended for those particular tracks alone.