Deep Breath !
So this got a re-release with a bit of a name change and propelled them to legendary. Every remixer who was anybody got a chance to have a go at this track. Here there are 24 different mixes !!! I curated them all! (and given a mark out of 5)
The Beat Edit, by The Beatmasters, is the most commercial mixes. Renamed from the 1990 release where it was Beatmasters 7″ mix. It did it job in terms of success (3)
The Landslide Edit, John Rudd and The Kid feels a bit like EMF, a metally Hip Hop Beat but with too much cheesy rap. (4)
F2 Mello mix by the trio of Caspar Pound, Colin Angus and Peter Smith, gives it another different vibe. More trippy and Progressive in arrangement with slightly different drums. (4)
“Mountains In The Sky” (Casper Pound) sees breakbeats and vocal loops. The Rap and vocals are upfront and their are some overdubs in there with a rough bass.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/clthjx1dfsc94s5/The+Shamen+-+Move+Any+Mountain+-+Progen+91+(52TP7CD).zip/file
One Little Indian – 52TP7CD
| 1 | Move Any Mountain (Beat Edit) | 3:28 | |
| 2 | Move Any Mountain (Landslide Edit) | 3:48 | |
| 3 | Move Any Mountain (F2 Mello) | 6:12 | |
| 4 | Move Any Mountain (Mountains In The Sky) | 6:03 |
Mike B is chipping in with this enormous collection of mixes.
Starting with a Bryan ‘Chuck’ New and ‘Evil’ Ed Richards smooth mix, layered beats and plenty of drops and breaks. (4)
Joey Beltram (and Tommy Musto) giving it a bit a darker Trance vibe, adding a lead acid bubble. (3)
A Remix by the late Caspar Pound, founder of the legendary Rising High label, is next. Breakbeats and loops and a harder feel with a dubbed out Mr C. More overdubs on the hardest mix so far but spoilt by a gimmicky Egyptian synth riff. (3)
The F Troop trio are involved in the Alta Vista mix, sounds much like the original but with that chilled vibe and a glass sounding main riff. Full rap included (3)
*More* Frankie Knuckles gives it a smooth but heavy Dub mix “Move Any Mountain (The Prelude To Paradise Beat Mix)” lowest bass yet and largest drums yet and using the amen break. (5)
Getting harder with the 666 Edit from Eddie Richards, fierce editing done with a razorblade it seems. (3)
The familiar Oakenfold mix is next, really driving the track along but tends to drag it out (4)
The “Beatmasters Dub” is a slightly different from their other dub, very hard and in your face. (4)
Frankie Bones “Mastermix” is the most radically different, nicely not too obvious but still recognisable. (5)
The Beltram Vox or Dub appears again. And still gets a (3)
The Landslide Full version works even better if you want an Indie Dance tune but too much C rap. (4)
Paul Gotel (The Goat) drops in with both a Rude and Rude edit version. Analogue bleeps and some rich piano chords. Again different enough to drop and fool people into thinking this is a current mix (5)
Colin Shamen and Mr. C complete the C mix which appeared before on the 1990 version, a bit too pots and pans for the old ears and ripping of Yello’s “The Race” in places with that horn riff. (3)
Track 20 is a DJ tool with the original samples and sounds isolated. To take what you need.
One Little Indian – TPLP32
| A1 | Move Any Mountain (Bang To The Beat Of The Drum) | 5:45 | |
| A2 | Move Any Mountain (Beltram Vox) | 5:30 | |
| A3 | Move Any Mountain (Rising High Dub) | 7:25 | |
| B4 | Move Any Mountain (Alta Vista) | 6:16 | |
| B5 | Move Any Mountain (The Prelude To Paradise Beat Mix) | 5:12 | |
| B6 | Move Any Mountain (666 Edit) | 4:49 | |
| C7 | Move Any Mountain (Land Of Oz) | 5:44 | |
| C8 | Move Any Mountain (Beatmasters Dub) | 3:56 | |
| C9 | Move Any Mountain (The Bones Break Mastermix) | 6:11 | |
| D10 | Move Any Mountain (Beltram Vox) | 5:20 | |
| D11 | Move Any Mountain (Landslide Vox) | 5:27 | |
| D12 | Move Any Mountain (Rude) | 5:40 | |
| D13 | Move Any Mountain (C Mix) | 6:47 | |
| E14 | Move Any Mountain (Beat Edit) | 3:30 | |
| E15 | Move Any Mountain (Rude Edit) | 3:44 | |
| E16 | Move Any Mountain (Landslide Edit) | 3:48 | |
| E17 | Move Any Mountain (F. Troop Edit) | 3:27 | |
| F18 | Move Any Mountain (Oz Edit) | 3:39 | |
| F19 | Move Any Mountain (Bang Edit) | 3:32 | |
| F20 | Bass | ||
| F21 | Trumpets | ||
| F22 | Guitars | ||
| F23 | Keyboards | ||
| F24 | Sax | ||
| F25 | Oz Loop | ||
| F26 | Beltram Loop | ||
| F27 | Devil Loop | ||
| F28 | MAM Lo Vox | ||
| F29 | MAM Hi Vox | ||
| F30 | MAM Harmony | ||
| F31 | Monkeys | ||
| F32 | Bang To The Beat Vox | ||
| F33 | No 1 Vox | ||
| F34 | C. Rap | ||
| F35 | Colin Rap |
myvinyldreams 
Holy smokes! I think you’ve broken your record for most mixes!
Ooooh yeah! Thanks for this. Takes me back
Well I have been leeching a lot here lately… Sent ya a few songs to sort through DJ Jed, you know the drill, throw out the ones that ya don’t like (or repeats)… I did try to search for them, but I mess up and sometimes send ya stuff you already have (probable cause I got them from you at one time or another).
i have the Progen CD which only had 14 mixes (and the stems) so thanks for the 5 mixes I was missing!
Just missing the 21st “Why The F*ck Am I Still Listening To This” mix.
😋
It may be in the 1996 mixes to come!
I’m taking that as a threat 😁