LaTour – E

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Genre:	Electronic
Style:	House, Techno
Year:	1994

Tracklist

		E (Sunset Mix)	9:38
		E (Album Mix)	5:50
		Blue (Album Mix)	7:35
		Blue (Nush Me Club Mix)	7:58

Credits (3)

Deborah Melian
Design
Mark Picchiotti
Producer
LaTour
Written-By

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8 versions

Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	E 12", 33 ⅓ RPM	Smash Records – 162-440 813-1	US	1993	US — 1993	Recently Edited
	E / Blue 12", 33 ⅓ RPM	Blunted – 12 BLN 5, Smash Records – 12 BLN 5	UK	1993	UK — 1993	Recently Edited
	E 12", Promo, Stereo, 33 ⅓ RPM	Smash Records – 162-440 813-1DJ	US	1993	US — 1993
	E / Blue CD, Single	Blunted – BLNCD 5, Blunted – 858 137-2	UK	1993	UK — 1993	Recently Edited
	E / Blue 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Promo	Blunted – 12 BLN 5DJ, Smash Records – 12 BLN 5DJ	UK	1993	UK — 1993	Recently Edited
	E / Blue CD, Single, Promo	Blunted – BLNCD 5, Island Records – 858 137-2	UK	1993	UK — 1993	New Submission
	E CD, Maxi-Single	Smash Records – 162-440 813-2	US	1994	US — 1994	Recently Edited
	E / Blue 12", White Label	Blunted – 12 BLN 5DJ	UK		UK	New Submission

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Reviews

Booj1Boy Aug 13, 2021
referencing E (12", 33 ⅓ RPM) 162-440 813-1
The Nush Club mix has a break that features a sped up sample of the 909 beat of What Does It Mean by Schooly-D
chimushi Sep 13, 2017
referencing E (12", Promo, Stereo, 33 ⅓ RPM) 162-440 813-1DJ
Somehow I came across this song in San Francisco in 1993. Loved it then, love it now. 25 years later I now have the Vinyl.
I will always love this song. So many nice shifts and breaks, but yet fluid. Thanks to Latour for this classic Goa Trance crossover.
TimReade Aug 28, 2017
referencing E (12", 33 ⅓ RPM) 162-440 813-1
OMG! It's called the Sunset mix but how many dancefloors did I rock with this at sunrise?! All time legend status for this 12". Always does the business!
ledjfab Dec 17, 2006
Edited 16 years ago
referencing E (CD, Maxi-Single) 162-440 813-2
In an interview, William LaTour admitted at the time of this release he thought that dance music was too "unidimensional". Working with the constant pressure to make a reliable, commercial sequel to "People Are Still Having Sex", the delivery of "Home On The Range", the second and last LaTour opus, was not without problems. "E" was the last single taken out of the album. No surprise: it's probably one of the most danceable track on it, taking it's title from the growing popularity of rave parties and ecstasy. The Sunset Mix (Track 1) is a long, annoying remix, where the feel of the original is more or less diluted. Nothing very original about "Blue" being the B-Side here: it was already on the single "Cold" in 1991, but was re-issued following the huge success of the movie "Basic Instinct", in which the track is included. I feel the Nush remix was not very necessary, and can't really compete with the brilliant, powerful original version (which is still played today by the way).