"Everywhere" - Specially Extended Remix
 

FM Legacy has a "specially extended" version of Jellybean's old remix of "Everywhere" up for download right now. The sound quality is AMAZING... very clear and crisp, and very low on instances of popping and surface noise.

The file info says it was extended by Marco... I'm not sure if he posts here or not, but he did a great job of seamlessly extending it.

I was wondering, though, if anyone has a copy of the remix in its original length (approx. 5:40), that's of the same caliber sound quality as this?
If so, could you please email it to me at johnnystew@yahoo.com ?

Thanks!

Brian, I posted your link on Chris' forum, and credited you. Hope that's okay. :woohoo:

I read that, and the first thing that came to my mind was, "I thought I did post the info on Christine's Forum?"
I had to look up to the top of the page to confirm that I posted it in the right forum... then I realized you meant you posted it on her official site's message board! :o

I'm slow on the uptake sometimes! :laugh:

So... does anyone have a high quality copy of the original version of the "Everywhere" remix?

Anyone...? Anyone...? Bueller...?

I have a CD with all of those Tango extended versions/B sides, etc. There is an Everywhere(extended version) on there, excellent quality. Unfortunately, I have dial-up, so I can't e-mail it to you.

I'm in the same boat, so I completely understand.

Takes a good 45-55 minutes to upload/download one average-length song on dial-up. Sometimes more. :distress:

Do you have Verizon in your area? They have DSL for $30 a month and the modem is free. Trust me, it's worth it. :nod:

I've debated it, but being that I work only part-time I just can't justify to myself spending so much per month/year on the internet.

There are months when I could easily swing it, but there are other months when even just 30 extra dollars would tighten my budget and would be better spent elsewhere.
With the ISP I currently have, I pay less than 30 dollars for three months' service. Surprisingly, it's actually faster than when I briefly used AOL... but, of course, it's not as fast as cable or DSL.