Good tune but this release is all about the `B side`, or should i say `AA side`. Intensities in ten cities has to be the biggest unsung b side ive ever heard. Its also the best intro and build up to a tune of its era. Its easily and justifiably called the best b side to have been released, this in my opinion was Slam`s greatest creation apart from maybe `Eterna` which was a proper oldskool classic.

Time to bring back the classics for remix treaty.
Not particularly taken by Paul Ritch's remix that is more designed for darker atmospheres.
Now the summer is around the corner and D'Julz delivers a brilliant remix set to gear up the beaches.. High pitched looped bassline loaded with funky percussion and snappy snare drops that builds from start to end. This will definitely set the clubs around the globe on fire this season.
A real winner track in my book.

I'm not sure why this got rated so low. (Techno elitists with their purist attitudes are certainly to blame for this.) IMHO JW did a stellar job on the remix here - the remix is long, deep, and moody. This is sadly not the case with the Carl Cox remixes, which are fairly pedestrian.

One of those records with an intended 'B' side that might well be better than the A. "Intensities" is indeed an underated and overlooked tune.

One of the most unsung remix pkgs ever. Richie's remix is my personal fave with it's minimalistic take on the classic stomper. Slater's 2 remix make the track more intense. And Derrick Carter's mix does it up propa house style.
TUNES All!!!!!

Owes much to Ron Trent which is not such a bad thing.
Intensities in 10 Cities is an unsung classic
with the one of the best build-ups to any track anywhere.