The Whitey Remix is solid.

Diplo remix has a touch of Kano P's and Q's about it, though that could just be me... Diplo and Weird Science remixes win for me.

I like all remixes. But I would prefer the one that featured Peaches. The original is one of my favourite Bloc Party tunes. Pretty old, innit?

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I like the "Weird Science Remix". Nice.

not a fan of bloc party but the Whitey version was ok..

Hmm

Not my cup of tea..but it's good to see the diversity your trying to brign forth !!!

haha cool. I like it

i loved the "Wierd Scence Remix", the crowd seemed to love it too :)

yeah this is dope. Bloc party came to New Zealand for the first time last week and blew us away with a monster finale of this song (my favourite bloc party song of course).

I really appreciate the diversity of the remixes.
The diplo remix is good, but I found it quite hard to mix.
The weird science remix is soo danceable... I love it.
But only the Whitey remix really captures the spirit of the original.

"Hipster Crack"

white mix is awesome!

old track, yes. but thanks for the remixes!

One of the best Bloc Party songs, and one of the best recent rock/electronic hybrid remixes. Yes, it's a couple years old, but I still play that Whitey remix out to very strong response (and there are always people in the audience for whom it's a "new" discovery).

This is one of the few good tracks I've found so far on WhiteLabel. Everything here seems oriented to rather mainstream hip-hop and such. Nothing I would ever play. I hope the selection expands to include more indie, alternative, electro, downtempo, nujazz, deep house, etc. I do like the concept, and the interface and player are well thought out.

By the way, the BPM of the Whitey remix is double what is listed, although of course you can mix it to a half-time track.

Great freakin song!!! Glad i went through whitelabel today

The breakdown to silence in the Whitey remix is just killer. The guitar riff coming back in always gets everyone going...

Whitey's own artist records are excellent also...a lot of it is more mellow, but great productions and vocals. I don't think any of those are available here yet on WhiteLabel. Maybe I just missed them...