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Kool KillersSpike E.P. (Rmx)

Label:Very Hard Unresistable – VHU 6 Remix
Format:
3 x Vinyl, 12", EP, 33 ⅓ RPM
Country:Italy
Released:
Genre:Electronic
Style:Hardcore, Gabber, Happy Hardcore

Tracklist

A1Amerikaaaaah ! (Lenny Dee & DJ Micalizzi Remix)5:35
A2Whistling Whistling (DJ Weirdo & DJ Sim Unresistable Remix)5:14
B1Amerikaaaaah ! (DJ Dano Amsterdam '96 Rmix)
RemixDJ Dano
4:30
B2Whistling Whistling (Miss Groovy & Kool Killers Hard Remix)5:25
C1Amerikaaaaah ! (Charly Lownoise & Mental Theo Remix)4:38
C2Amerikaaaaah ! (Gizmo Remix)
RemixGizmo*
5:42
D1Whistling Whistling (DJ Rob & Tim B Remix)
RemixDJ Rob & Tim B
4:46
D2Amerikaaaaah ! (DJ Lukas Remix)
RemixDJ Lukas
5:11
E1Whistling Whistling (Stunned Guys Remix)
RemixStunned Guys*
5:34
E2Whistling Whistling (Bass-D & King Matthew Remix)4:38
F1Whistling Whistling (Rex Anthony Remix)
RemixRex Anthony*
4:40
F2Whistling Whistling (Ralphie Dee Remix)
RemixRalphie Dee
5:41
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Notes

The (3×12") promotional copies of this release have the same labels as the original but contain a print with an official stamp of the editor "VAF 1" and a stamp wich notes "Promo Copy, Vietata La Vendita." These 3×12" promos have been distributed in inner sleeves only, without a cover that could have kept them together. Due to this fact many pieces have been shattered all around.

DJ Dano uses for his remix samples of all the three VHU 6 tracks by Kool Killers: "Whistling, Whistling" ,
"Back Watcher" and "Amerikaaaaaah !". He also uses the melody from "Bring That Shit Back" by Wasting Program.
DJ Rob & Tim B use samples of "Back Watcher" also.
Rexanthony uses samples of "Amerikaaaaaah !" also.

"Amerikaaaaah !" samples "Do The Bartman" by The Simpsons.
"Whistling Whistling" samples "Big God" by Fear Factory.

A2 listed on release as "Amerikaaaaaah !" but in fact it's "Whistling Whistling".
C2 listed with awrong tracktime of 5:22.
D2 listed with a wrong tracktime of 5:30.
F1 and F2 are switched on the sleeve and the labels.

Printed on back of sleeve:
Manufactured and marketed by D.J. Movement s.r.l.
via Lunga 51/B 25126 Brescia (Italy)
tel ++ 39 (0) 30 - 3730052 / 3730665 Fax ++ 39 (0) 30 - 2410656
Self Distribuzione s.r.l. via Quintiliano, 5 20138 Milano
Sede Legale: via Andrea Doria, 3 20124 Milano
tel. ++39 (0)2 - 58014555 Fax ++39 (0)2 - 58014433 / 58014633

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 4 022562 000270

Other Versions (3)

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Title (Format)LabelCat#CountryYear
Spiky E.P. (12", EP, 45 RPM)Very Hard UnresistableVHU 6Italy1996
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Spiky E.P. (12", EP, Promo, 45 RPM)Very Hard UnresistableVHU 6Italy1996
New Submission
Spike E.P. (Rmx) (12", EP, 33 ⅓ RPM)Very Hard UnresistableVHU 6 RMX1Italy1996

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  • traffic_cone's avatar
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    I have always wondered what the story is behind this release. The first three on VHU were all massive, to the point that each one was licensed for separate remix EPs on BZRK. VHU 4 was quite popular, and VHU 5 even more so. By comparison, the original Spiky EP (VHU 6) - is kinda average, and so didn't have the same impact.

    Which makes it a little odd that they followed it up with a triple pack of remixes! Maybe they anticipated bigger things for the original? Or maybe they just wanted to build on their earlier success by getting some big names in for remixes. Either way, I'm glad they did.

    I would say that most of them are in effect remixes of the whole EP, using elements from more than one of the original tracks. Dano's remix even uses the main riff from a previous VHU track (Wasting Program - Bring That Shit Back). Out of the bunch, my favourites would be DJ Rob & Tim B (which adds a brand new, happy-ish main riff), the aforementioned Dano mix (a lively 200+ bpm stormer), Lenny Dee & Micalizzi (which in the fine tradition of Lenny's remixes, barely sounds like the original) - and maybe the biggest surprise, the Rexanthony mix, which is similar to his track "Kawtrone", and replays the original's whistling sample on some classic midi strings. Ultimately, whilst twelve remixes could seem like overkill, there isn't really a bad one among them, and they cover a nice range.

    And as a bonus, the original EP (and thus a couple of these remixes) has maybe one of the most surprising rap samples in any hardcore EP - "I'm the kid that made delinquency an art", from..."Do The Bartman".
    • Loki-h7's avatar
      Loki-h7
      Edited 14 years ago
      This vinyl has an incorrect information about A2 track. It's in fact a remix of "Whistling Whistling" as it's correctly listed in Thunderdome XV.

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