Good mid-set track in my opinion; always handy to mix with trancier hard house; ie something like Ed Real & Vinylgroover - 657.
While it was released some time ago; my local radio station feels the need to dust it off and thrash it a little every few weeks - with damn good reason!

A heavy dark track - pretty damn scary at times. For some reason it reminds me of Soundgrabber - Acidfighter, who knows why. Oh thats right, they mix well together :)

Argh. Yet another track that continues in the long tradition of commerical trance. At least the remixes add something to it, removing a little part of the thrashed quality it has aquired.

This CD gives a snapsnot of the hard house scene in Australia at the time. While the first CD isn't impressive, I feel Jason Midro manages to make a lasting impression on the second. Aparently I'm not the only one, with a total of 3 (Hard NRG II,III,IV) followups featuring Jason Midro on the market at the moment.

This is an infectious tune, with a riff that makes you just want to throw up it's so damn good.
Perhaps an over exaggeration :)

I first woke up to Guyver when I discovered "Serious Sound/You Know It" - It was fast, different, and appealing. Since then his style has perhaps changed a little, with the followup on Tidy Two of "Man On The Moon/Funky Ass Beatz", being harder and faster, but not as infectious.
My advice: Guyver is a good stocking filler, a solid harder end to any set.

Hard, fast, pumping. You want to use this for the middle to end of your set, some might refer to it as the same old Hard House churned out again and again. Who cares? I love it...