This track is simply amazing and is miles ahead of most tracks of 1986 with thoughtfull vocals and chilling synths which I suspect were co produced with Danny Wilson & Chip Eberhart (Sweet D) as tucked away on TX119B is Dig I Da-Dig I Da which almost the same synth. Please note this was repressed and re-released in very limited numbers in 1999 ish with HMV getting approx 50 copies. I have got the 2 which Oxford Street had one which is now used and one which remains sealed. I have never seen an original 1986 copy and suspect they are only available in very small numbers in USA.
Review by sti3Jul 13, 2004(edited over 5 years ago)
This is indeed a great track. One thing I didn't realize is that it owes greatly to Electra's 'Feels Good'. Listen to the basslines of the two tracks. The Electra track is so ahead of its time I thought it was cribbing from 'Your Love'. Not the case...
The foundations of house music were practically built on this record.
Aninspirational,unforgettable house track that gave birth to a whole new music movement.