Review by Sand_LeaperMay 05, 2006(edited over 3 years ago)
Like many other releases from CSMF's back catalogue, this one is rarer than rocking horse shit. In addition, it's been in such demand after being championed by Paul Oakenfold that the title track has been bootlegged twice and re-released again by Global Underground on their recent compilation "10".
Trainspotter hype aside, the title track is rather marvellous. A soaring, string-laden intro gets contrasted sharply by punchy, driving breakbeats, providing just the right amount of variation from the regular 4/4 norm.
While I can't say that it is worth shelling out the arm and leg that I've seen it go for on eBay, it is certainly worth hunting down.
Trainspotter hype aside, the title track is rather marvellous. A soaring, string-laden intro gets contrasted sharply by punchy, driving breakbeats, providing just the right amount of variation from the regular 4/4 norm.
While I can't say that it is worth shelling out the arm and leg that I've seen it go for on eBay, it is certainly worth hunting down.