Praga Khan – Rave Alarm

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		Rave Alarm	5:14
		Rave Alarm (Underground Mix)	5:10

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Rave Alarm CD, Single	Beat Box International – BB 028 CDS	Belgium	1991	Belgium — 1991	Recently Edited
	Rave Alarm 12", 45 RPM	Beat Box (4) – BB 028	Belgium	1991	Belgium — 1991	Recently Edited
	Rave Alarm 7"	Beat Box International – BB 028-7	Belgium	1991	Belgium — 1991	Recently Edited
	Kick Back For The Rave Alarm (Rap Remix) 12", 45 RPM	Beat Box (4) – BB 028R, Beat Box (4) – BB 028-R	Belgium	1991	Belgium — 1991	Recently Edited
	(Kick Back For The) Rave Alarm 12"	Dance Street – DST 1066-12, Technoland – DST 1066-12	Germany	1991	Germany — 1991	Recently Edited
	Kick Back For The Rave Alarm 7", 45 RPM, Single	Beat Box (4) – BB 028-7	Belgium	1991	Belgium — 1991
	Kick Back For The Rave Alarm Cassette, Single	Beat Box International – BB 028MCS	Belgium	1991	Belgium — 1991
	(Kick Back For The) Rave Alarm CD, Cardboard Sleeve	Dance Street – DST 1066-8	Germany	1991	Germany — 1991
	Rave Alarm 12", 45 RPM, Stereo	Beat Box (4) – BB 028	Belgium	1991	Belgium — 1991	New Submission

dehoedtenderandt Mar 29, 2024
referencing Rave Alarm (12", 45 RPM) BB 028
!!in the mix: praga khan RAVE ALARM (original version) keeps the kickdrum thumping and is fresh, simple and according to trance-standards has switch-ups..
Johnmarcus Jun 24, 2022
referencing Rave Alarm (12", 45 RPM) BB 028
Huge track that simply below the roof off !! One of those big Belgium Techno Belters, with its huge driving synths that's packed full uplifting energy, can't go wrong with this if your an old school fan.
Fernand8 Oct 11, 2014
referencing Rave Alarm (12", 45 RPM) BB 028
'Rave' is not (yet) accepted as (sub)genre in music. For a short period late 1989 till 1993 Techno for rave-parties had a distinct sound which partly had an Britsh sound and partly a Belgium/Dutch and German sound. It is sometimes classified as Techno and some call it Hardcore. In my collection I call it "1991 Techno", not only was 1991 the peak year it also was the name of some retro-parties in the Netherlands. This sub-genre of Techno came out of New Beat, (Manchester style) House and German harder Techno and was suited for the Rave parties. By 1993 part of the scene transformed into Hardcore & Gabber, the other part went into more abstract Techno: Minimal.
Rave Alarm is a good Belgium-style example which is in lot of lists (see on right) , you may also listen to GTO "Listen to the Rhythm Flow" For a Britsh example.