Yolk – Sunny Side Up EP

Label:	OHM Records – OHM-001
Format:	Vinyl, 12", EP, White Label, 45 RPM, Stamped
Country:	UK
Released:	1992
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Hardcore, Breakbeat

Tracklist

A		Music 4 Du People
AA1		Bishbosh
AA2		Shmokey

Credits

Mastered By – Porky (5)

Notes

Red stamp on AA-side.

The title of track A is printed as "Music 4 Du People" but on other issues this is listed as "Music 4 Da People" (which matches the vocal sample on the track)

Sample sources:
Track A:
- Intro: "Take A Chance" by Abba
- Vocal from "Hold Her" by Chaka Khan
- Vocal "Hold it" from the film Blazing Sadles
- Vocal "Music for the people" from "360° (Natty Prep)" by Timex Social Club
Track AA1:
- Vocals from "3 Is The Magic Number" by De La Soul (Track 4)
- Melody hookline from "Take on Me" by Aha

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Etchings): OHM-001-A/B
Other (Etchings): YET ANOTHER STAR SIGN
Other (Etchings): SCRAMBLED BY MILF
Other (Etchings): A PORKY PRIME CUT

Other Versions (4)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Sunny Side Up EP (12", EP, Promo, White Label, 45 RPM, Unstamped)	Ohm Records	OHM-001	UK	1992
Recently Edited	Sunny Side Up EP (12", 45 RPM, EP, White Label, Stamped)	OHM Records	OHM-001	UK	1992
New Submission	Sunny Side Up EP (12", EP, White Label, 45 RPM, Stamped)	OHM Records	OHM-001	UK	1992
New Submission	Sunny Side Up EP (12", 45 RPM, EP, White Label, Stamped)	OHM Records	OHM-001	UK	1992

Reviews

Hardcore_Phonography Jan 26, 2017
this is a far better version than the poached remix
Hardcore_Phonography Jan 22, 2017
I remember going into OHM records when they had a shop down westgate street in gloucester
djrobovw1 May 29, 2015
TOP NOTCH RECORD, both side kick ass, alive and kicking all the way through the tunes on both sides, I'd say there wasn't many that did a 12" like that, ive got loads with a mint side and the flip is total shite. thi is going for reasonable doe as well, if you collect this era and you don't own this, you should be ashamed of yourselves... :--)
oldskool-master Feb 27, 2011
Definitely one of the best Hardcore tunes of 1992. In my opinion 1992 was the best year for Hardcore, so many good tunes never to be matched again.
Bishbosh, has got an Amen breakbeat with nice samples included and a killer piano hook.
trebor74 May 21, 2007
Edited 15 years ago
This classic record was created in my home town of Gloucester. The artistic talent and innovation from local Milf and the Ohm crew all played a huge part in making the rave scene a popular hedonistic pastime. God bless you all!! Ohm Records went onto become Ruffbeat Records.
One side samples A-ha- 'Take on me' while the other side samples Abba- 'Take a chance'.