The constant loop in "Latin Seoul" (the up-and-down squeaky sound is caused by a high-resonance stereo flanger effect)is a sample taken from Derrick May's First Illusion Remix of "Sueño Latino", which in turn samples Manuel Gottsching's "E2-E4", also sampled by Carl Craig for his Paperclip People alter-ego's "Remake" - and, if you have four decks, and can use them well enough to play all four records simultaneously, it sounds absolutely ghastly, I know, I've tried...

Here’s a good house record if you can still find it. Skip side A completely. It’s useless disco filters that don’t really go anywhere. Go to side B. Here we have “Latin Seoul”. This was the first track that Doc Martin used on his “Unlock Your Mind” mixed CD. This is a pretty neat house track that has what seems to be a distorted & quirky guitar loop that is constantly present in the track followed by a filtered organ loop & a synthesizer sound that takes it away. Very good track. “Fierce” (Queens Anthem) is a nice & smooth house track that has a bit of percussion & some hypnotic keyboard sounds. This is a must have for all house heads. (^_^ )