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eon-the spice must flow(original mix with notes)-1990

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Eon - Spice

Label:
Catalog#:
STORM 22
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, 33 ⅓ RPM
Country:
UK
Released:
16 Nov 1990
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Techno

Tracklist

  Side A
AI   Spice (Original Mix With Notes) 5:42
  Side 1
1I   Spice (The Baron's Dub) 5:51
1II   Spice (J. Saul Kane Version) 5:32

Credits

Artwork By - Pierre
Artwork By [Sleeve Concept] - Eon Control
Co-producer - J. Saul Kane
Mastered By - Paul*
Mixed By - Ian B , J. Saul Kane
Producer, Programmed By - Ian B
Written-By - I. Loveday*

Notes

A:45 RPM, 1:33 ⅓ RPM

Recorded at Spike.
Mastered at The Exchange.
Distributed in the U.K. by SRD.
Published by Schnozza Music.
Made in England
©℗ 1990 Vinyl Solution
EFA 12" 17175 02
LC 7871

Barcode: 5 017687 302261

Etchings:
A: STORM 22 A1 PR-R HE WHO CONTROLS THE SPICE CONTROLS THE MUSiC BUSSiNESS PAULS'
1: STORM 22 AA1 PR-R WHERES MY DOCTOR! THE EXCHANGE.

Incidental information:
Each side ends in a locked groove.

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Rated 5/5
Review by BomberOne Oct 28, 2006 (edited over 3 years ago)
Beyond the clever samples and the nice use of them, this record is a beautiful example of how to put people in motion the electro way : the use of a breakbeat (sample?) that constantly stop and go makes anyone feeling the urge to start moving like a robots. Pure electro-house.
Review by djfunsko Mar 20, 2006 (edited over 3 years ago)
Spice (Original Mix With Notes) This track was one of the first to influence me to get into the techno music scene, I specially like the sample "the spice must flow" and your triggering effects, the track is very abstract and dark, super classic track.
Review by pinkychukkles Nov 09, 2002
With a liberal dose of dialogue from the David Lynch movie "Dune" this track kick started my interest in house music. It blew me away, and although may have dated a little listening to it today, I can still remember the moment when this came on the radio and I just stopped what I was doing, thinking "you can make music like this? what the f..."

I rapidly found out alot more...
It's been a long and enjoyable trip from that day in 1990 but thanks J.Saul Kane and Ian B for getting my seat on the train :-)