Mysterious People – Love Revolution Remixes

remix 1 is pure bliss, play it +4, based on the price this is very underrated and should be in your collection

Huge value here, this record is pure bliss. It has the sophisticated touch you'd expect from Yoshitoshi, with the deep club push from Sandy Rivera. Though from 96, the sound is closer to deep house from the early 2000s, very clean and precise. Get them before some famous DJ finds it.

Interesting reading the reviews below. I do really enjoy remix I, but I love remix II - it mixes great with UK Garage tracks. And if you're one of those people that loves to slag off UKG, jog on. Mood II Swing were so talented.

Amazed this is so cheap. Easily in the top 5 of Mood II Swings best mixes. Two very different sides which makes it an even better value piece of wax. A side is simply beautiful - takes you away.

WOW! The Mood II Swing Remix 1 is one of the best Mood II Swing Mixes ever - the awesome string surfaces combined with these sexy female vocal samples and the chimes. Very driving and although relaxing track goes through and through. Don't know how often I played this peaktime track on partys - people smile and start to floating...
The Remix 2 on B-side is more deep house with strange hectical percussions but missing the unique atmosphere of 1st Remix.
Tracks A2 and B2 edited by Deep Dish are forgettable tracks.

Mood II Swing take a fairly nondescript song and transform it into something epic, anthemic and moving to result in probably one of their best ever remixes. Its all about the second half of the track when the vocals are looped up, echoed and generally f***ed about with - very reminiscent of the way MK used to take his scalpel to vocals and create something special. Check those strings towards the end too! Lem and John were producing some slamming remixes around this time of 96/97 - also seek out the vocal and dub of Crustation's 'Flame' and BT's 'Remember' plus the discofied remix of Sylk 130.

This is definitley one of Mood II Swing"s best mixes. My personal favorite is Mix I. Smooth vocals and a pulsating drum beat will keep you moving.