Altern 8 – EVapor8 / Armageddon

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Label:	Network Records – NWKT38
Format:	Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
Country:	UK
Released:	Mar 23, 1992
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Breakbeat, Hardcore, Techno

Tracklist

A1	Evapor 8 (Inciner 8 Mix) Engineer – The Fat Controller Vocals [Guest] – P.P. Arnold	5:26
A2	Armageddon (Radi 8 Mix)	5:47
B1	Infiltrate 202 (The Altern 8 Vs Astrix And Space Remix) Engineer – The Fat Controller	5:47
B2	Frequency (Hallucin 8 Mix)	5:28

Companies, etc.

Copyright © – Network Records
Published By – Kool Kat
Published By – Virgin Music
Distributed By – Pinnacle Recuts
Recorded At – Blue Chip Studios
Recorded At – La-Song Studio
Lacquer Cut At – JTS Studios
Produced For – '88 Acid Revival Productions

Credits

Photography By – Peter Walsh (8)
Plated By – Max*
Written-By, Producer, Mixed By – Peat*, Archer*

Notes

A1/B1 Recorded at Blue Chip Studios Stafford.
A2/B2 Recorded at LA-Song (East A Bit) Stafford.
'Strings Of Life' sample by permission of Transmat Records. Published by Kool Kat/Virgin Music.
(C) Network Records 1992
Distributed by Pinnacle/Recuts
88 Acid Revival Productions

Track A1 samples
Strings from Rhythim Is Rhythim - Strings Of Life
Vocal from Sinnamon - I Need You Now
Piano stab from Landlord - I Like It

Track A2 Samples:
Vocal from Captain Rapp - Bad Times (I Can't Stand It)
303 Bassline from Armando - World Unknown
Drums from James Brown - Funky Drummer
Drums from Run-DMC - Run's House
Vocal from Public Enemy - Countdown To Armageddon
Bells from Fini Tribe - De Testimony (Collapsing Edit)

Track B1 samples:
Vocal from Freestyle - Don't Stop The Rock

This version has a red, white and yellow printed text on the back of the sleeve.
It was also released with all yellow printed text on the back of the sleeve

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 5 016846 101868
Matrix / Runout (Etchings side A): NWKT-38-A * MAX *-J.T.S-*
Matrix / Runout (Etchings side B): NWKT-38-B2 * MAX *-J.T.S-*

Other Versions (5 of 17)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	EVapor8 / Infiltrate 202 (7", 45 RPM, Single)	Network Records	NWK38	UK	1992
Recently Edited	Evapor 8 (CD, Single)	Network Records	NWKCD38	UK	1992
	E-Vapor-8 (Special D.J. Edition) (12", 45 RPM)	Network Records	E-VAPO 38DJ	UK	1992
Recently Edited	E-Vapor 8 (12", Promo, White Label)	Roughmix, Roughmix	RTD 127.1342.0/3, RTD 127.1342.0	Germany	1992
Recently Edited	Evapor 8 / Infiltrate 202 (Cassette, Single)	Network Records, Network Records	NWKC 38, NWKC38	UK	1992

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Reviews

ian_s Dec 29, 2016
The video for E-Vapor-8 was meant to feature journalist Dominic Green reprising his narration of their gig outside Shelleys (the "This is the moment..", but he failed to show on the day of the shoot and was replaced by the green puppet. The video was shot in Neil Rushton's house. They hired 3 tanks (in the video they are shown 'buying' them from Network co-owner Dave Barker (14).
luv-club Oct 10, 2015
Altern 8 - E*Vapor*8 - Network NWKT38 - contains sample of Derrick May 's Rhythim Is Rhythim - Strings Of Life
recordmania4 Nov 3, 2014
Hardcore! You know the score
AmenWorshipper Jan 4, 2013
I remember the first time i heard Evapor8, it was i think, at the time, the darkest, hardest track around. Them beats boy :-)
hyperreal Dec 10, 2010
Classic mainstream Altern8. By this stage they had worked out the formula of stabby synths, female vocals over a simple breakbeat overlaid with a hefty dose of pianos and sampled riffs of other tracks popular in clubland at the time. This one certainly came together beautifully. The "sample" of Derrick May's Stings of Life lasts at least a minute each time it drops and dominates the track. Now that's how to sample!
farfromthesun Aug 15, 2004
Edited 20 years ago
Hardcore! You know the score. The raging, raving beats, with the "Strings" sample make this a dancefloor delerium certainty. Watch yer bassbins, I'm tellin' ya!