The original version is one of the best breakbeat trancey records ever made. Starts off with a wicked break, very simple but perfect. In comes the bassline and it just builds from there into an amazing euphoric wall of sound, piano stabs, small snippits of vocal, and lots more. The break is possibly the best bit with that amazing vocal "the moon and the stars, were the gifts you gave". The track just gets better as it plays, building into a fantastic sound, with plenty of variation in the patterns. Production is awesome, I will never tire of this tune.

One of those records that I fell in love with the first time I heard it, and have never got tired of hearing. A beautiful groove, echoey piano stabs and the vocal sample breaking through at exactly the right moment - a true classic in my book. Bizarrely, now in its fourth year of service as background music on the BBC kids' consumer advice show "Short Change". Obviously someone in the department is trying to give the kids a bit of musical education into the bargain - I approve!

This record utilizes a sample of UK nu soul artist Joanna Law's cover of the classic Roberta Flack song "The first time ever I saw your face"