Q. Project* ‎– Return Of Q. Project

This is the first release from this group of Oxford boys on their new label, Legend Records. I used to go to nights they put on in the 90s in Oxford , they would all dj there so I got to hear this stuff as it was released and I can assure you it rips the place down :-), the Champion Sound track on the B side.
The sample is also from an old techno track called 400 blows Champion Sound --check the link below and listen for yourself
it's slightly slower but there's the sample they used , .http://www.discogs.com/400-Blows-Champion-Sound/release/181818
It says above its from Super Beagle, obviously wrong aand sounds nothing like it if you listen,
Excellent record though always loved this track and the A side is also a good track night moves but not a patch on the B side. A million people have done a remix, I like the the Doc Scott version which has a re-edit of Champion Sound on the other side, but thee other mixes need a listen to o the original-LEG 001 as it has all the right stuff. Excellent record and there are many others hidden on this label.

(Review by Peter)

Champion Sound is a classic track, very moody and menacing with razor sharp beats, heavy bass and ragga sample.

This was mega popular back in 1993/1994 and was remixed many times, but no mixes could touch this original mix. Surprisingly 'Champion Sound' is the B-side and Night Moves is the A-side. There is a subtle Indian sample used about halfway through that really adds to the track which might even be in reverse. The mentasm riff that provides the main hook to the track really sticks in your head. I like the way that at the end of the record the riff rolls out with no beats.

Night Moves is another classic at the other end of the Jungle spectrum with a mellower feel, although still pretty moody at the end of the day; with heavy bass and distorted beats. The track breaks down halfway through with an ambient section then builds back up with the beats and bass.

Classic Jungle from the early 1990's.