Here's whats the big deal with Offer Nissim Back in the 80's extended mixes and 12" singles started to become popular. Remixes were somewhat similar to the original versions. But there where some remixers that had a unique production sound and became big names which many of us music lovers followed: Jellybean famous for his Bruce Springsteen mixes, Shep Pettibone probably the best remixer of the 80s, Steve Thompson and Michael Barbiero who did mixes for Tears for Fears and Steve Winwood. Then you had those PWL remixes with their unique sounds at the end of the 80s. The 90's was the Hayday of remixers. David Morales was the biggest name. I followed every remix by Steve Silk Hurley . Todd Terry and Frankie Knuckles. Then you had musically limited remixers that had a very unique sound that would butcher records into something powerful, hypnotic and surreal, for example, Florida's Murk . I also loved the jazz tinggled remixes of Masters at Work . In...