Well blow me down, what a fine example of acid house this is then. Some nice pianos, nice break, THAT guitar riff that Pink Floyd wouldn't clear and a very nice use of the Afrika Bambattaa lyric. This still sounds fresh today as it did back then which is the mark of a great record. This is what was special about the rave scene, these tunes were made by ravers, for the ravers. The money was second. Also, sampling but thats another story completely.
Review by sy1975Mar 20, 2007(edited over 2 years ago)
Its always great to pick up these original promo's from the days when anything went with samples, this outstanding release obviously features a cheeky sample from Pink Floyd's track of the same name. My copy has a nice hand written comment on the sleeve "From Desa to Jon Wiliams - here is the new single - let it rip in dallas" From Desa and Nick Murphy July 1991.