Destination – Definition Of Love

Label:	Intec Records – IN-TEC04
Format:	Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM
Country:	UK
Released:	2000
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Techno, Tech House

Tracklist

A1		Definition Of Love (Original Mix)	6:47
AA1		Definition Of Love (Remixed By G-Flame & Mr.G) Remix – G-Flame & Mr.G*	5:56

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Breaks Ltd
Copyright © – Breaks Ltd
Pressed By – MPO
Published By – Copyright Control
Produced At – Cheam Studios
Lacquer Cut At – The Exchange
Designed At – NT Design Services

Credits

Lacquer Cut By – Nilz* (tracks: AA), Simon* (tracks: A)
Written-By, Producer – Christian Smith, Trevor Rockliffe*

Notes

Written & produced at Cheam Studios.
Side AA1 remixed with thanks to G-Flame & Mr.G
Published by Copyright Control © 2000 Breaks Ltd ℗ 2000 Breaks Ltd
Designed by NT Design Services

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 6 89629 11046 0
Matrix / Runout (Side A): MPO INTEC 4 A² SIMON - THE EXCHANGE
Matrix / Runout (Side AA): MPO INTEC 4 AA² THE EXCHANGE - NILZ.

Other Versions (2)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	Definition Of Love (12")	Intec Records	INTEC04	UK	2000
New Submission	Definition Of Love (12", 45 RPM, Promo, White Label)	Intec Records	IN-TEC04	UK	2000

Reviews

ajmedway Jul 16, 2008
Awesome, hefty, jackin tech-house funk on the one side, the Rockliffe influence, whereas the flip is more electronic-edged techno, which is clearly the Christian Smith slant on tingz.

I first heard this on Trevor's 2001 Radio One Essential Mix, (where he played both the a-side and the b-side), and I immediately sought it out on Juno. It is one of the most awesome, infectious techy grooves in the history of dance. The way the hi-hat's kick into the groove is just sooooo phat!

Why don't they get together and knock up another EP or maybe an album, new for 2008?
steady-j Mar 10, 2006
Edited 16 years ago
This is a fantastic deep funky tech-house dub that can be used to build the mood from house tracks into harder techno. But just to say that doesn't do the track justice. It has that magic combination of a laidback feel with an undercurrent that is subtly hard and raw. The "definition of love" whispered vocal sample just eats into the brain and the hypnotic pounding drums whip up an understated storm on the dancefloor. It's one of those tunes that seems to keep getting faster even though it never does.
I think this is one of the first tunes that opened people's eyes/ears to the intec label. It's a pity these guys never got together again to create more of this magic!