Bobby Konders – House Rhythms

Think nervous acid is a bit of Richie Hawtin fave of all time - it’s pretty dope

all about Dub Massai Style (Mark's Mix) stripped down new york minimalism with one of the deepest tb303 basslines. Unbeatable.

Konders being a reggae fiend surely must have given some $$ props to the original artist (Conscious reggae artist beginning with M) . . But alsoKonders has to get a compliment for a perfect track that'd be great played as the sun rises and the sunsets! P.s. I loathe plastic trumpets in most of the house tunes of yesteryear and today... But that flute works... Reminds me of The Dancing Flutes by Jefferson ;)

It's one of those vinyls I'll never sell, I equate Nervous Acid to the time around 3-4 AM when shit was gonna get seriously underground until sunrise, no more shrieking divas ;0) Then in the morning.. en route to The End Up.

I'm vaguely convinced that a few of the tracks on this release were played in late 1989 not only on the London pirate radio stations of the day but also at a few parties I went to aswell. Nervous Acid, Version and Let There Be House in particular were being cained from late that year.

Let There Be House is my least favourite due to the irritatingly repetitive Chuck Roberts vocal, which to be fair I was never very fond of. It's a shame really as it's a quite decent warehouse track.

As others have already explained very eloquently, Nervous Acid is a one of a kind, deep, hypnotic, trippy, sinister acid house classic. One of my favourites without question.

Version is just sublime pure stripped down house music, unmistakably late 1980s New York House or Deep House in fashion, fit both for dodgy basement type clubs where swinging a cat would not be advisable to behemoth cavernous warehouses. Try listening to this on a quality gargantuan sound system and you'll hear what I mean. Still an all round timeless release in any case.

A great ep no doubt but the standout has to be
Nervous acid I remember many bought it for this track , the poem was up there and still is also a great track a great ep from 1990

I bought a copy of this bad boy recently mainly for "nervous acid". The recording of "nervous acid" on my copy is quite low compared to the other tunes. Does anyone else have the same issue with their copy?

Absolute massive release. Could have easily been broken down into 4 still great 12".
They just don't make them like this anymore.

Not sure about the obsession for Nervous Acid though. It's a very good track, but one of my least favorites here.
Let there be house and The Poem are, in my opinion, far better.

Frankie Bones played Let there be house and the Poem almost back to back in the UK at the Hacienda January 27, 1990, so this must have come right around the new year.

Definitely one of the strongest / must have releases on the NuGroove label. Who can forget the first time they heard that intro and bassline? Peter Daou's keyboard work is absolutely stunning and just takes you into deep house heaven. 10/10

The real hero (or genius as some may say) on this record is Peter Daou, he engineered and played keys on so many classic Nu Groove records. In my opinion he is one of the unsung heroes of house and doesnt get the credit he rightly deserves.