Screen II - Let The Record Spin / Mr DJ (Remix)
Label:
Catalog#:
CLE 13015, CLE 13010R
Format:
2 x Vinyl, 12"
Country:
UK
Released:
1994
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
House
Tracklist
| A | Let The Record Spin (House Mix) | |||
| Vocals - TST Fever Posse | ||||
| B1 | Let The Record Spin (Stab Dub) | |||
| Vocals - TST Fever Posse | ||||
| B2 | Let The Record Spin (Funk Mix) | |||
| Vocals - TST Fever Posse | ||||
| C | Mr DJ (Dasilva/McCready Mix) | |||
|
Engineer -
Leam Mullen
Remix - John McCready , Jon Dasilva | ||||
| D1 | Mr DJ (Cathedral Stab Mix) | |||
| D2 | Mr DJ (Stab Dub) | |||
Credits
Producer, Written-By, Arranged By -
Richie C
,
Rufus (3)
,
Vic Velocci
Programmed By [Additional], Producer [Additional Production] - Elly
Programmed By [Additional], Producer [Additional Production] - Elly
Notes
Limited Edition in a Gatefold Sleeve.
Record 1 - CLE 13015
Record 2 - CLE 13010R
Record 1 - CLE 13015
Record 2 - CLE 13010R
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Reviews & Discussion
The first track on this 2x12" is the standout. The DaSilva/McCreary mix is a well-engineered mixup of house, breaks, and and even a touch of ragga after the breakdown towards the end. It was perhaps too eclectic to have received widespread support from the usual suspects. Lots of interesting hits and sounds in this track. The main vocal sample and the synth strings sound like they are straight off a circa-79 disco epic. Keeps a great energy while staying in under-130bpm territory. It definitely has a dated sound now, but it's still an exceptional record that I would go as far as to consider an essential record of 1994.
