I really like that one too...As much as the lyrics are really beautiful in the beginning part, I always considered it "filler" to get to Dom's intruiging guitar. The style of that second half of senses is great and when the remix came out and started with just that, but even more pronounced, I was totally sold.
As I've said many, many times, I love it all from the Padovani days to the Kipper era, but I feel as if the following is accurate
MF and earlier = Music first, Production and Effects second
BND and foward = "Music is its own reward... Production first and music second.
-Josh
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"25 to Midnight" was on the setlist for some European shows on the MF tour.
 
And for the record, since we're talking about MF era stuff, I'm coming out as a chronic lurker to everone reading, and stating my love for the "I Was Brought to My Senses" remix.  4/4 time 'n all.  His remixes are usually hit or (more-often-than-not) miss, but this one really struck.  I like the openness of it.
 
OK, maybe a strong, strong *like*...