Sacred – Do It Together (Remix) / As One

Label:	Pursuit Records – PUR 001
Format:	Vinyl, 12", White Label, 45 RPM, Stamped
Country:	UK
Released:	1993
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Breakbeat, Hardcore, Jungle

Tracklist

A		Do It Together (Remix)
B		As One

Companies, etc.

Lacquer Cut At – JTS Studios

Notes

White label only release. This is the stamped version.

Track A samples vocal from 'Don't Scandalize Mine' by Sugar Bear.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Side A runout): PUR 001 - A ∗ JTS ∗
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout): PUR 001 - B ∗ JTS ∗

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	Do It Together (Remix) / As One (12", 45 RPM, White Label)	Pursuit Records	PUR 001	UK	1993

Reviews

cheesypeanuts Nov 11, 2019
best version of do it together, original is ok but when the amen comes in over the top of those stabs, it's just perfect
djjamie May 28, 2019
Eclipse memories right here! WHAT A TUNE. Everything that you could possibly want from this era.
Mitriy Feb 12, 2017
Daddy Freddy on vocals, taken from Hustlers Convention. London Massive!
Not_Realname Dec 10, 2015
For me this release is all about "As One", great energy and lots of nice percussive elements. I swear I can catch some steel drum action in there... "Do It Together (Remix)" is a good track, but I prefer the original version. All-in-All an excellent EP that is quite sought after. Hopefully I can procure a copy one day for myself...
numnuts001 Jan 17, 2015
Edited 7 years ago
I remember buying this record in 1993 from a little independent record store in Guildford.. It sounded great then, and it still sounds fucking great now!!! London fuckin massive... Choooon!!!!
AlexWise May 22, 2004
I cant believe no one has posted a comment about this track yet.
The most important mix of this record was the "LONDON MASSIVE REMIX"

This is one of the best hardcore tunes of all times.
If like or listened to Drum&bass or Happy Hardcore then this record has a hudge part to do with its existence.

This tune got absolutely rinsed on pirate radio stations back in 92/93 it had very memorable samples in it, two being the guy saying LONDON-MASSIVE, the other being "Call me a Star, Watch me Shine" sampled from Sugar Bear.

Sadly it is a very rare record to get hold of, and never made it commercially, although you can c it pop up on some mix compilations, ratpack, and others.

If you didn’t listen to Hardcore back in 92/93 you probably wouldn’t understand this tune.

If you did listen to that type of music, but don’t recognise the name of the tune im talking about, find a copy/sample of it, and il promise you, that you will start dancing like a monkey.

Cool tune, happy days.