This was the first hardcore tape i ever heard. Every track on this tape is slammin. This was what the Los Angeles "Rave Scene" was all about, Back when break crews still threw down. Great records by Foul Play, Smd, Origins Unknown and many others, The F*ck San Fransisco sample has to do with La Dj's hating on what the Sf Dj's were doing at this period, Trending to the house side of things. And just the wack dj's in general. This tape is why i spin records. Raw shows his turntable skills with his flawless mixing skillz that we come to expect from him, While Dj Trance shows his amazing ability to choose records that continue to improve on the mood of his set all the way until the end.
HardCore Will Never Die

This was one of my first records. i love all the tracks minus The Pardox, they should have made this a three tracker for sure... Quality hardcore on all the other tracks. The synth on Drop Da Noise has an almost liquid quality to it that just melts your brain. Pure warehouse hardcore

Criminally Insane was the first Angerfist track i heard. it brought me into the future of hardcore, i was so busy collecting the older stuff that i had shut off my ears to the new tunez that where coming out. All the tracks on this record are well produced and original in sound. All these tracks are perfect for peak hours.

Postcard From Armageddon, has to be the bast way to start and old skool hardcore set ever. It will quickly grab everyones attention. And how can you go wrong with "HOCUS POCUS" said by Jack Nicholson, in Witches of estwick. lovely...

This record is Breakbeat Hardcore at its best... Both Versions of Days of reality or superb... A nice intro is provided on Wishdokta's side, and the orignal goes straight in... the synths just punch thru this track all the way till the end...

Every Track on this release is hardcore at its best, powerful, dark , and hard hitting. I love the use of the critics from the muppet show on 'Who Is It'. 'Knight Of Visions" Is Artcore at its best.