Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| How Much Can You Take? (12") | MFS | MFS 7042-0 | Germany | 1993 | |
| How Much Can You Take? (12") | TOP Secret Recordings | TSX 208 | Italy | 1993 | |
| How Much Can You Take? (12", W/Lbl, Promo) | MFS | none | Germany | 1993 | |
| How Much Can You Take? (2x12", Promo, W/Lbl, Ltd, Sta) | MFS | MFS 7042-0 | Germany | 1993 | |
| How Much Can You Take? (CD, EP) | MFS | MFS 7042-3 | Germany | 1993 | |
| How Much Can You Take? (CD, EP, RE) | MFS | MFS 7042-5 | Germany | 1993 | |
| How Much Can You Take? (12", RP) | MFS | MFS 7042-0 | Germany | 1995 |
The 'Physical' version is the more famous of the two versions here. It is of course harder and faster and more dance floor friendly. Built around tight cut-off kick beats, hissing hi-hats, new age synth lines, oh so distinctive piano keys that have Cosmic Baby written all over them, mystical 'Shiva, oh Shiva' vocals, and a general sense of urgency, it's a winner all the way to the bank.
One of the finest pieces of works by either Cosmic Baby or Paul Van Dyk.