Blame - Music Takes You
Label:
Catalog#:
SHADOW 11
Format:
Vinyl, 12"
Country:
UK
Released:
Mar 1992
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Breakbeat,
Hardcore
Tracklist
| X1 | Music Takes Two | |||
| X2 | Ecstacy Takes You | |||
| Y1 | Music Takes You (Original Version) | |||
| Y2 | Piano Takes You |
Credits
Artwork By [Cover] -
Fly Graphics
Producer, Arranged By - Rob Playford
Written-By, Arranged By - Conrad Shafie
Producer, Arranged By - Rob Playford
Written-By, Arranged By - Conrad Shafie
Notes
℗ 1992 Moving Shadow Record Company
© 1992 Moving Shadow Record Company
Barcode: 5 022208 000113
Big shouts to Martin, Darren, Vicky, Corey, Dee, 2 Bad Mice,
Cosmo & Dibs, Shades of Rhythm, & of course SEAL & the
rest of the North Pole Posse
Some copies of this release have a misprinted label, stating only two mixes:
Music Takes You (War Mix
Music Takes You (Peace Mix)
However they still contain the same 4 mixes listed below.
This release has a mistake of its own.
The tracks that are stated on 'This side' are actually on 'That Side' and vice versa.
© 1992 Moving Shadow Record Company
Barcode: 5 022208 000113
Big shouts to Martin, Darren, Vicky, Corey, Dee, 2 Bad Mice,
Cosmo & Dibs, Shades of Rhythm, & of course SEAL & the
rest of the North Pole Posse
Some copies of this release have a misprinted label, stating only two mixes:
Music Takes You (War Mix
Music Takes You (Peace Mix)
However they still contain the same 4 mixes listed below.
This release has a mistake of its own.
The tracks that are stated on 'This side' are actually on 'That Side' and vice versa.
Recommendations
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Reviews & Discussion
Actually that "Drop It" sample is on the 2 Bad Mice remix. May have been on the promo, pulled from the official release due to clearance, and re-featured on the remixes later when they did get clearance. Not sure, only Mr Blame or Rob Playford could tell you that.
This version does not contain the seal vocal!!!.The seal vocal was only present on the promo release and as cow said it was pulled for copyright reasons.
But this is still a classic oldskool hardcore anthem.And even without the seal vocal it's still a top tune, with awesome breakbeats and good vocal samples.
But this is still a classic oldskool hardcore anthem.And even without the seal vocal it's still a top tune, with awesome breakbeats and good vocal samples.
full on rave classic, with vocals sounding very reminiscent of Black Box and (i'm sure) a bit of Seal for the intro??? "Kick it" the sample says, and we certainly did, this was early 90s rave at its best. Great jungle beat, with vocals that got your heart pounding and your feet stompin. All the DJs had it in their set, top marks to Top Buzz who used to open their set with a slightly slowed down version which did the trick. A treasured 12" in my collection.
