S.A.S.* – Amber Groove

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		Amber Groove (Toxic Hijack Mix)
		Amber Trance
		Amber Groove (Respect To The Brook Mix)

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Amber Groove 12", 45 RPM, Promo	Final Vinyl – S.A.S. PROMO 1	UK	1992	UK — 1992	Recently Edited
	Amber Groove CD, Single	Final Vinyl – FVD 15	UK	1992	UK — 1992	Recently Edited
	Amber Groove 12", 45 RPM	Final Vinyl – FVT 15	UK	1992	UK — 1992	Recently Edited
	Amber Groove 12"	Not On Label – AMBER 001		1992	1992
	Amber Groove CD, Maxi-Single	Final Vinyl – INT 827.045	Germany	1992	Germany — 1992	Recently Edited
	Amber Groove 12"	Final Vinyl – INT 127.045	Germany	1992	Germany — 1992	New Submission
	Amber Groove 12", 45 RPM	DFC – DFC 102	Italy	1992	Italy — 1992	New Submission
	Amber Groove 12", 45 RPM, White Label, Promo	Final Vinyl – FVT 15	UK	1992	UK — 1992	New Submission
	Amber Groove 12", 33 ⅓ RPM	Liquid Music – LQD-3505-1	US	1993	US — 1993	Recently Edited
	Amber Groove 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Promo	Liquid Music – LQD-3505-1	US	1993	US — 1993	New Submission
	Amber Groove CD, Maxi-Single	Liquid Music – LQD-3505-2, Liquid Music – LQD3505-2	US	1993	US — 1993	New Submission
	Amber Groove 12", 33 ⅓ RPM	Distinct'ive Records – DISNT25	UK	1997	UK — 1997	Recently Edited
	Amber Groove 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Promo	Distinct'ive Records – DISNT 25	UK	1997	UK — 1997	Recently Edited
	Amber Groove CD, Single	Distinct'ive Records – DISNCD 25	UK	1997	UK — 1997	New Submission
	Amber Groove 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, White Label	Distinct'ive Records – DISNT25	UK	1997	UK — 1997	New Submission

808-MAN Dec 17, 2021
referencing Amber Groove (12", 45 RPM) FVT 15
Samples Gems For Jem – Everybody! Groove Me and does it well. Great Track, unsure what jondavey is on about!.
jondavey Mar 13, 2021
referencing Amber Groove (12", 45 RPM) FVT 15
How anyone can rate this track is beyond me. The sampling is blatant and lacks creativity, while also being very obvious and subsiquently annoying.
hyperreal Dec 22, 2010
referencing Amber Groove (12", 45 RPM) FVT 15
A truly mesmerising early progressive house release of the highest quality. Simple yet effective and guaranteed to tear up literally any dancefloor. Production still sounds very tight today and the slightly flanged synth hook is just lovely. The vocal and piano breaks are not overdone and reminiscent of Gat Decor's Passion, another classic of the time. And that occasional shout of "come on" is of course a sample of the legendary Mr C from the Shaman - "Move any mountain" I think is the track. If you are lucky enough to find this on vinyl you will not be disappointed.