Tracklist
| I Will Lead (Hollway & Eastwick Mix) | |||
| I Will Lead (Crazy Penis Mix) |
Credits (14)
- He (9)Design
Mark McGuireEngineer
Problem KidsProducer, Arranged By
Todd*Remix, Producer [Additional]
Eastwick*Remix, Producer [Additional]
Baron*Remix, Producer [Additional]
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| Image | , | – | In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory | Version Details | Data Quality | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | I Will Lead (Original Mix) 12", 45 RPM | Paper Recordings – PAP 037 | UK | 1999 | UK — 1999 | Recently Edited | |||
 | I Will Lead 12", 45 RPM | Paper Recordings – paperecordings 36, Paper Recordings – PAP 036 | UK | 1999 | UK — 1999 | Recently Edited | |||
| I Will Lead 12", 45 RPM, Promo | Paper Recordings – PAP 036 | UK | 1999 | UK — 1999 | |||||
| I Will Lead (Original Mix) 12", White Label | Paper Recordings – PAP 037 | UK | 1999 | UK — 1999 | Recently Edited |
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referencing I Will Lead (12", 45 RPM) paperecordings 36
this still kicks, back in the bag bag bag bag
referencing I Will Lead (12", 45 RPM) paperecordings 36
Absolutely amazing tune!
Is it the best record on Paper recordings? Up for the debate class- Edited 7 years ago
referencing I Will Lead (Original Mix) (12", 45 RPM) PAP 037
Ten words required for a commented post. Here'e 10 then: 'DEEP DEEP DEEP DEEP DEEP DEEP DEEP DEEP DEEP DEEP' (There's 10 words.) Now, a real comment. PAPER RECORDINGS. Is so under-rated. From 10 fathoms down in a Manchester basement how a label can offer such a NY sound is beyond I. Let alone the artwork on the reverse of the sleeves which is simply off the scale. Put simply PURE QUALITY. Pleased I spent hundreds/£££'s searching them out. PAPER RECORDINGS ... 
referencing I Will Lead (12", 45 RPM) paperecordings 36
Some copies have a small sticker on the front cover saying "due to extreme slackness by paperecordings designer, paul cleary this release has the labels on the round way wrong".referencing I Will Lead (12", 45 RPM) paperecordings 36
The Hollway & Eastwick Mix is an interesting and milestone piece of club music as it announces and predates the whole trend of what was to be called 'minimal' and would dominate the worldwide club scene of the 10 years to follow.
What you have here is a quite stripped-down and sinister drugged down house-music for the deeper, darker and later hours of the night, taking its roots in Murk or Mood II Swing's most hypnotic and smokey moments, but reduced and stripped down way further in an almost 'experi-mental' approach (especially for the times).
Not much happens on here then (super deep bassline, sexual techy tension, beyond-the-grave, devilishly seducing vocal intrusion), but like every genre-defining moment, it is a quite mesmerizing, brain-seizing and somehow warming 'not much'.
For the better and the worse, this tune was pivotal in setting a tone that is still copied and inspiring today's house productions over 10 years after, from big room druggy hazes to more intimate, anxious-yet-deep underground productions.
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