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Together - Hardcore Uproar

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Together - Hardcore Uproar

Label:
Catalog#:
FX 143, 869 147-1
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM
Country:
UK
Released:
1990
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
House

Tracklist

A   Hardcore Uproar (Original Version)
B1   Hardcore Uproar (Radio Edit)
B2   Hardcore Uproar (Dub Mix)

Credits

Producer - Together
Written-By - J. Donaghy* , M. Hall* , S. Raval*

Notes

Melody and bassline samples The End by John Carpenter

Vocal sample "more powerful than you can possibly imagine" is spoken by Sir Alec Guiness as Obi Wan Kenobi in Star Wars Episode IV "A New Hope"

From Back Cover:
UK: FX 143
INT: 869 147-1

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Review by itsmeagain Aug 20, 2009
I remember phoning dave pearce`s teatime show on radio 1 for a full week to get them to play together - hardcore uproar in the mid to late 90`s i got through everytime but they never played it,everyday he would come on yeah people request your favourite songs phone up now,coz its always the same old choons they put on its always rhythm is a mystery by k klass i`m gonna get you by bizarre inc i belive by happy clappers or that one about liftin a cup all the run of the mill stuff never genaside II or acen or together and i`m sure people like dave pearce where "biggin up" choons like this back in the day but they soon turn their backs when it comes to playing the real stuff on the radio like hardcore uproar one of the finest dance records ever to be made.
Review by AtomicCow Jul 25, 2002
A great tune indeed except for that super annoying "ha ha ha ha hardcore uproar" sample that ruins it.
Review by metropolis May 10, 2002
"This is the sound of Hardcore Uproar, more powerful than you could ever imagine". And they weren't wrong.

From the spine tingling intro with the sampled crowd noises to the Italo house inspired piano, this tune has it all. For me this is thee Rave anthem.

Still hits all the right places more than a decade later.