Crash N Burn* – Infect Your Love

"Why Would You Want To Be Me?" is an awesome track. Epic and Rock'n'Roll ! I love this one and i played this for years (bought it at 18) and will for as long as my record doesn't skip !

Proper moving . Gona listen to ova versions 4 less vocals but lv mixin this record x

I know all the reviews on here say it's a shit record, but I actually quite like it. I've played it in the club a few times and crowds really respond well to it. Also a big fan of SUF.

B Side is amazing btw.

These 2 tracks are what you would use to play / convert commercial house / club minds to acid techno.

Shame they haven't got a fucking clue - Sigh .....

Couldn't disagree more with the reviewers. Stomper. And I am a fan of brain recordings, and you don't get less cheesy than that...

B side is a great track. Very uplifting feel to it. Nice and simple too.

Be Warned!
I've just received this vinyl in the post and what a disappointment. I've enjoyed every SUF release up to this point. If I didn't need it to complete my collection I wouldn't be at all moved by this record. The B side is far superior to the A side - even if it's only because the B sides vocals are much more limited. The track in itself is no great shakes though. Neither track is worthy of the Stay Up Forever brand name. I'll not mention the A side again except to say as an amateur bedroom producer who has never managed to finish a track, that if I had come up with the A side on here I'd be embarassed to say it was of my doing. I'd love to know what Aaron and the Geezer were thinking when they came up with it. In my opinion it's absolute rubbish and isn't anywhere near typical of the sound of the London Acid Techno scene.
I'm only happy that the subsequent releases by SUF (up to 90 at this point) have been back to their own selves and this release can be brushed aside as a mistake by someone at the top of the SUF management ladder. I hope they have learned from their mistake. I for one will be listening to the release before buying in the future - something I never thought I'd have to do, given the quality of the SUF releases up to this point

Embarrisingly CHEESY female vocals completely ruin this tune for me. I know that there is a long history for 'gay' sounding female vocals in electronic music, and sometimes (VERY rarely), it sounds alright in acid techno, but not this time. I'd always liked to think that SUF were above this blatant marketing ploy, but apparently not. I know that cheesy girly vocals tend to sell more records, but is it worth the damage it does to the labels reputation? I don't think so, it's not even funny! A very dull and predictable effort which completely lacks any originality, or soul. And whatever coolness there was in this tune is totally ruined by such aweful sampling. Very poor show SUF. I'll be putting this tune right at the bottom of my pile along with 'purple heart', NEVER to be seen again.
All that said, this is only an opinion. Maybe many people amongst the acid scene like this soul-less one dimensional audio rubbish, and in which case go out and buy it. In fact go out and buy 2 copies and make the producers rich, just to prove me wrong...........