Tracklist
| Brainwash | 5:41 | ||
| Milky Way | 5:46 |
Credits (4)
Simon DaveyMastered By [Runouts]
Andy CProducer, Written-By
Ant MilesProducer, Written-By
ShimonProducer, Written-By
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| Image | , | – | In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory | Version Details | Data Quality | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Chapter Five 12", 45 RPM | RAM Records – RAMM 40 | UK | 2002 | UK — 2002 | Recently Edited | |||
 | Chapter 5 12", White Label, Promo, 45 RPM, Stickered | RAM Records – RAMM 40 | UK | 2002 | UK — 2002 | ||||
 | Chapter 5 2×File, WAV, 1411 kbps | RAM Records – RAMM40D | UK | 2016 | UK — 2016 | New Submission |
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Reviews
referencing Chapter Five (12", 45 RPM) RAMM 40
There are some tunes that just sound like drugs, and Milky Way is definitely one of them. Proper jaw wobbler.referencing Chapter Five (12", 45 RPM) RAMM 40
Milky Way is ultimately the best drum and bass tune ever made.... When it drops it creates a milky way in my pants
referencing Chapter Five (12", 45 RPM) RAMM 40
Fuzzzz wuzzz wuzzzy fuzzy wuzzyyy buzzz buzzz bzzzzzzz is the reason I went off ram records after around the year 2000’s sorry but it got boring after that… Ram records should be renamed beehive 🐝 records lol. 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝referencing Chapter Five (12", 45 RPM) RAMM 40
Well, I'm jumping at the chance to comment on this track seeing as no-one else has. I am of course talking of the B side, Milky Way. Possibly my favourite Ram Trilogy track (although Titan, Mindscan and the Pacman remix could be too), the mysterious, suspense-laden intro synths and the massive wonky bassline has cemented it in the list of anthemic d&b tracks. I saw Andy C drop this one (out of nowhere, of course) 32 bars after the second opening tune of his 6 hour Electric Brixton set and everybody just went mental in recognition. For me that wasn't a thing I'll forget, to see a rave of 1000 heads of all ages saluting a classic underground track, even in the face of Ram's increasing commercial direction.
Anyway, salute to Ram Trilogy and the rest of the 'techstep' movement which happened around the turn of the century, truly music that resonates with me on a personal level.
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