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Timebase Feat. KromozoneUnity / Fireball

Label:Boogie Times Records (2) – DJ PROMO # 3
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, Promo
Country:UK
Released:
Genre:Electronic
Style:Breakbeat, Hardcore, Bleep

Tracklist

AUnity
AAFireball
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Companies, etc.

  • Pressed ByDamont

Credits

  • Engineer [Uncredited]Austin Reynolds
  • FeaturingKromozone
  • Lacquer Cut ByStu*
  • Written-By, ProducerMr. Time & DJ Krome*

Notes

Recorded and mixed at SubBase studios.

Track AA samples vocal from Black By Demand - 'All Rappers Give Up'
and samples the breakbeat from James Brown - Funky Drummer.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A): B003 AI Stu. DAMONT
  • Matrix / Runout (Side AA): B003 AAI Stu. DAMONT

Other Versions (5)

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Title (Format)LabelCat#CountryYear
Recently Edited
Unity / Fireball (12", 45 RPM, Promo)Boogie Times Records (2)DJ PROMO # 3UK1991
Recently Edited
Unity / Fireball (12", Reissue, 33 ⅓ RPM)Suburban Base RecordsSBP 100UK2002
Recently Edited
Unity / Fireball (12", 45 RPM, Picture Disc, Reissue)Boogie Times Records (2), Boogie Times Records (2)BOOGIE 13, BOOGIE 013UK2022
New Submission
Unity / Fireball (2×File, AIFF)Suburban Base RecordsBOOGIE013UK2023
New Submission
Unity / Fireball (2×File, WAV)Boogie Times Records (2)DJ PROMO # 3UKUnknown

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Reviews

  • nonsentence's avatar
    nonsentence
    Both sides are excellent, top shelf sampling. Highly recommended breakbeat hardcore.
    • aidiothir's avatar
      aidiothir
      Edited 3 years ago
      I really cannot understand the hype of ''Fireball''. I mean this is not a bad track but not good either. It sounds way too minimal to me, just bleeps and bass, and very simple breakbeats, and nothing more. No one compete cause i heat like fireball???...........No, he doesn't for me. It is not an interesting track.

      However the flipside ''Unity'' Track is an excellent oldskool tune. Miles better than the overhyped Fireball. Unity is stronger, harder, darker and even more melodic track. Still has bleeps and bass but also hardcore stabs, tuffer breaks, and GREAT sequencies and dark melody. Great track indeed.
      • 808-MAN's avatar
        808-MAN
        Another of Stu Allen Key 103s classics circa 91. All yous from Manchester know what I mean. Rockin Mixes. Get your tapes ready! lol
        • LouieBee's avatar
          LouieBee
          Was Unity licensed for DJ Luck and MC Neat "With A Little Bit Of Luck" in 1999?
          • PHOOEY's avatar
            PHOOEY
            Edited 13 years ago
            Fireball: earliest memory of this was when Dj Lime mixed it into a superb set at the Zap Club, Brighton. A truly great example of underground rave music at its best, though the rave scene may (or may not) have already peaked by the time of its release. Injected some funky bass into dance floors being overrun by fast DnB beats & helium vocals. Features the samples 'drop this like a boulder' & 'no-one can compete, coz I heat like a fireball'. Hava listen...
            http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHxMJx_noD8
            • BUNKERHEADZ's avatar
              BUNKERHEADZ
              Edited 18 years ago
              If you hate ya neighbours put on this twelve to piss them off, cops @ ya door garantueed.

              Unity is a good Hardcore track with bleeps, deep subs and a simple synth riff.

              Fireball is the best Hardcore track I ever heard and mi old time fav:

              Rolling Breakbeats with a heavy stomach bashing sub bass, dope bassline and a sick high pitched synth pattern.
              Add the wicked sample ' NO ONE CAN COMPETE, CUZ I HEAT LIKE A FIREBALL'

              and indeed, this is dark underground stuff.

              You can't beat this tune!

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