MK* / Never On Sunday – Decay

Name: MK / Never On Sunday - Decay
Rating: 4.63 (100 reviews)

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Tracklist

A1	MK*–	Decay
A2	MK*–	Decay
B1	MK*–	Feel The Fire (Wax Fruit Re-Edit) Edited By [Edits] – DJ Blackout
B2	MK*–	Feel The Fire (Psycho-Syncopated Re-Edit) Edited By [Edits] – DJ Blackout
B3	Never On Sunday–	The Journey

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	Decay (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Promo)	Retroactive	CAD-005	US	1991
Recently Edited	Decay (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Misprint, Promo)	Retroactive	CAD-005	US	1991
New Submission	Decay (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Promo, White Label, Stamped)	Retroactive	CAD-005	US	1991

am_pm Dec 14, 2017
The Journey : intro speech isn't taken from Twin Peaks ? It could be Laura Palmer's voice in one of the reversed voices scenes.
SpacemanT Oct 1, 2017
When M.K was HOT.Lots of strong tracks on this ep. Buoyed up by " Never on a Sunday "
iljin1 Aug 13, 2015
I have not heard MK-Feel The Fire (wax fruit re edit) for more than 20 years. What an absolute killer of a tune.
positivefresh Jan 18, 2005
Edited 18 years ago
Released in 1991,this is one of Mark Kinchen's only techno records.An anthem at Rage,it was played as much by Fabio and Grooverider as Colin Dale and Favor.Whether by accident or design,this massively influential record helped establish MK as one of the leading producers in dance music today.
ne-plus-ultra Sep 13, 2004
Edited 18 years ago
"The Journey" by Never On Sunday is without doubt the highlight of this release, quality deep emotional Detroit Techno at it's finest.Warm analogue bass accompanied by soothing strings. The Red inked Promo is highly sought after, but the Stamped hand written version is even more elusive..