Also exists whithout Cat.No. Only the inscription: "Bassbin Twins A/B"

Track A1 kicks it with pitched up samples of ragga muff'n chants over mid tempo breakbeats and is relatively short in length (aprox. 3 min).

Track A2 covers a lot of ground. The track mainly centers around the Public Enemy "Rebel Without A Pause" beat (also used in Madonna's Justify My Love). The track gets hop'n by using multiple samples from the Jungle Brothers "I'll House You" track. About midway through the track takes a left turn and goes for atmospheric keyboard and vocal samples building to the break. The break is of course massive with the sample "Here Comes the Sun". This is all still riding over the Public Enemy beat and then comes the famous "Ha Ha Ha Stick em'" sample just for good measure.

Track B1 is high bpm reggae influenced number. With various long samples of chants etc. The track outros by cutting the bpms in half and riding it downtempo over two samples from hip hop artists Above the Law's "Murder Rap".

Track B2 gets ya smiling with jazz piano and horn samples over breakbeat. In the middle of the track things heat up by using what is now known as the opening drum loop and laugh sample that became the foundation of the Bassbin Twins remix of the Electroliner's "Loose Caboose".

As a final foot note there are two differant pressings where the A side and B side center labels are swithced. However, the tracks themselves are identical.