Desireless - Voyage Voyage FLAC download

My definitive(-ish) guide to the original, mid-late '80s mixes and versions:1. The original 7" - 4:21; sparsest drum arrangement2. The original 12" [a.k.a 'extended version'] - 6:40; minor key opening3. Britmix 7" [a.k.a. 'remix'] - 4:22, UK re-release from 1988; edit of the longer remix by Pete Hammond4. Britmix 12" [a.k.a. 'Britmix'] - 7:03, UK re-release from 1988; full remix by Pete Hammond5. Euro Remix Remix - 6:15, remix by Steve Prestage, available both separately and on the Britmix 12"

I want that hat... :) 10 words, hm??!? Well - I want that hat... :)

What a tune good memories of the 80s still sounds good today

A great song from the late 80s. It was very popular in the clubs as well.The timing for B2 is wrong. It should be 4:13 (just like in the CD single CBS CD DESI 2).

This record changed everything in french influence in worldwide music.

I read this brilliant comment by someone on the internet - "Incredible how several minutes of sound can grant you an eternal life." Cannot tell about Desireless' whole album 'François'; it is a respectable collection of spiritually invoked pop songs, but altogether a bit too naive (not to say weak), whose fortunes are mostly due to three impressive singles - 'John', 'Qui Sommes Nous?' and of course - the immortal 'Voyage, Voyage'. 'Voyage Voyage', on the other hand, is a rewarded lonesome massive hit and just as equally a curse - and it's not meant just for Desireless. Many other French artists produced superb pop music (albums and singles alike), but 'Voyage Voyage' is one such moment impossible to compete with. A true anthem of French pop music. Simple, soothing, transcendental... In its 7" variant, the song is even more rewarding as it includes a charming non-album instrumental, the B-side called 'Destin Fragile', which makes this single a tiny little oddity in itself, to be listened to over and over again.