Not a big fan of the remix. 

Interesting introductory comments by William.  Paraphrasing he thinks this song would have been a sure hit had it landed on his desk as a radio programmer back around the release of their debut, 77.  But the interesting part is he's glad that the single that did, Psycho Killer, was the one released as the single back then.  Of course implying that the trajectory of the band may have been different were they switched (based on the obvious differences between the two songs).    Some nice insight there from him.

I don't think any TH fans would disagree with you one bit, Wiliiam!  And the great thing is songs like Pulled Up, which is a fantastic song by the band, can still be enjoyed along with the rest of their outstanding catalog.

It's impossible to overestimate the importance and influence this fantastic, innovative band had on us back in the day! Such unbridled exuberance and wacky fun!

Interesting introductory comments by William.  Paraphrasing he thinks this song would have been a sure hit had it landed on his desk as a radio programmer back around the release of their debut, 77.  But the interesting part is he's glad that the single that did, Psycho Killer, was the one released as the single back then.  Of course implying that the trajectory of the band may have been different were they switched (based on the obvious differences between the two songs).    Some nice insight there from him.

I don't think any TH fans would disagree with you one bit, Wiliiam!  And the great thing is songs like Pulled Up, which is a fantastic song by the band, can still be enjoyed along with the rest of their outstanding catalog.

The version is interesting but lacks the power and weight of the original version IMHO. The horns segment detracts and sounds a bit too "light and fluffy." But glad to hear it nonetheless!

I am very curious to hear the remastering impact, they tend to do a great job. And this is such a classic album. Perhaps one of the top 10 all-time best first album releases.