Moby – Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?

i have a copy of this in a generic black jacket. i was gifted many promo copies. does anyone else have a copy of this in generic black jacket?! btw, all 3 mixes are soooo good esp. the Red Jerry's Strings And Break Mix. thank me later for that beat drop

A great pressing with a nice inherent volume. Quite enjoyable.

Corstens remix was the most played version back in the days but guess what. It’s overshadowed by the much less known Katcha remix. It’s mindgobbling why it was only found on some promos. It wasn’t even included on any of the Cd singles. If you want it in its full glory you have to track down an obscure Asian OST from Lim Giong. But it’s well worth it!

Hmm, seems Ferry - Tiesto still = Gouryella.

Who'd have guessed!!!

Even though it has been overplayed to death in the years until now, I really loved the original version of this song when it was released. These remixes however are among the worst that have ever been authorized for any Moby track, or any track at all. ATB and Ferry Corsten each pull their standard commercial trance formulas - the former with softer beats and his trademark sound, the annoying autotuned guitar; the latter with overly dramatic strings and synth stabs. In both cases, the vocal sample sounds totally out of place, making these mixes rather cacophonic experiences. The Sharp Boys' mix is the only one on this 12" that is even remotely listenable, but just as the other remixers, they didn't put any effort into their version. If you have ever heard one of their remixes, you'll know exactly how this one is going to sound: assembly line hardhouse without any originality. If you're looking for dancefloor friendly versions of this song, I'd advise you to go for the Subsonic Legacy and Red Jerry Mixes.

There are a few different remixes available of this track. André Tanneberger did a nice club remix under his ATB alias. Jerry Dickens a.k.a. Red Jerry (founder of Hooj Choons), The Sharp Boys, Katcha and Subsonic Legacy did remixes of it as well, but the most famous remix of the track was done by Ferry Corsten. Ferry turned the original down tempo version into an up tempo trance track, which was played by lots of DJ’s during that time. Apparently, Moby was very satisfied with the result, as in 2002 Ferry was asked again to remix another Moby track …