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List Price: $7.49 | | Label: Maverick
Salesrank: 290060
Released: January 8, 2007 |
| Our Price: $4.48 |
| Used Price: $3.28 |
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| Media: Audio CD |
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Eight Easy Steps Track Listing:
1. Eight Easy Steps [Thick Dick Filter Mix]
2. Eight Easy Steps [Jez Colin & Flipper Dalton Remix]
3. Eight Easy Steps [the Orange Factory Mix]
4. Eight Easy Steps [Smitty & Gabriel D. Vine Remix]
Eight Easy Steps Reviews:
Mixes, not radio version 
2007-10-30 - Just beware that this is not a 'normal' single, it's a single with a lot of mixes of the song. I didn't realise that at the time of purchase, d'oh!
Eight Easy Steps Remies 
2005-02-12 - The remixes on this record pretty much all sound the same. Which wouldn't be so bad if they were all really good...but they aren't. The only one that stands out to me is the (Jez Colin Flipper Dalton Remix DJ Version). If you're a fan of the song "Eight Easy Steps" buy the "Out Is Through" IMPORT CD single that features "Eight Easy Steps (Acoustic Vancouver) version. She breathes new life into the song and makes it sound really different much like a remix but better than ANY of these. If you just want to hear a good Alanis remix purchase one of the "So Pure" IMPORT CD singles. Those remixes are much better!
AMAZON Singer/Songwriters and Sometimes Dance Divas 
2004-12-08 - TOP CD Singles from Singer/Songwriters & Sometimes Dance Divas
1. White Flag - Dido
2. Forca - Nelly Furtado
3. World on Fire - Sarah McLachlin
4. Intuition - Jewel
5. Eight Easy Steps - Alanis Morrissette
6. Pavement Cracks - Annie Lennox
7. Welcome to My Truth - Anastacia
8. Voodoo - Amber (The Second Single from her fantastic "My Kind of World" CD. This track, presently being Remixed for a 2005 Release follows on the heals of the XM Radio #1 "You Move Me" (avail as a MAXI Single). Other Standout Tracks include the Pat Benatar-esque "Just Like That" and the Whitney Houston Meets Pat Benatar Power Ballad "Sacrificial Lamb")
About Time
2004-11-20 - I've been a HUUUUGE fan of Alanis for a long time and this is the first time i've ever heard remixe's of her songs, whilst they all sound good my favorite by far is the Flipper Dalton and Jez Colin mix because the other 3 sound v simular to each other whilst the Flipper mix has got so much going on in it, and i especially love the way Alanis's vocals seam to drag very slowly in the background, kinda like a wailing noise and has a real deep n dark vibe throughout. I also 'googled' the 2 of them and was pleasantly surprised to see that Flipper Dalton has also worked with some of my other fave artiste's on the planet like Dj Sasha and Darren Emerson, not to mention The Prodigy and P. Diddy...does anyone know what else he has done or where he comes from?
New move from Alanis
2004-11-06 - This is the first official maxi single in Alanis' career with dance mixes on it. I love Alanis, and she has firmly established herself as a rock singer, so I never expected to see any dance mixes on her singles, and never have, and accepted it, as she is brilliant anyway with her original sound. And here we go, single totally made for club goers! Some artists hire remixers to expand their audience or be heard in more venues (clubs in this case), some do it because their musical style asks for it. Many agree that Alanis got softer with her last album So Called Chaos, and remixing may be part of that transition. I don't know, I don't care, I only welcome what she is doing. The mixes presented on this single sound great, offering different vibe for different kinds of dancefloors. There are other songs, including those from her previous albums, that are more remixable than this one, to my opinion, but I still give this one 5 stars for the good effort and hopefully starting a new trend for her upcoming releases.
