Dr. Atomic – Schudelfloss

Label:	Guerilla – GRRR42
Format:	Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
Country:	UK
Released:	Nov 30, 1992
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Techno, House, Trance

Tracklist

A		Schudelfloss (High On Hedonism Mix) Producer – Spooky
AA1		Schudelfloss (Dentalfloss Dub Mix) Remix, Producer [Additional] – Spooky
AA2		Schudelfloss (Original Full-On Goof Bump Mix) Producer, Remix [Mixed By] – Justin Parfitt, Steve Perret

Credits

Engineer – Splendid Nick* (tracks: A, AA1)
Written-By – Justin Parfitt, Steve Perret

Notes

Recorded and mixed at Boundary Row Studios, London

Vocal samples "I can feel it", and "My mind is going", taken from the film 2001: A Space Odyssey, voice of HAL9000.
Vocal sample: "Atomic batteries to power" taken from Batman television series.
Vocal sample: "I was about 13 years old, 14 maybe, we were going to the roadhouse..." taken from Twin Peaks TV series.

Promotional copies of this release exist, consisting of the retail version with a promotional stamp on the label.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 5 020497 000425

Other Versions (1)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Schudelfloss (3×File, MP3)	Guerilla	GRRR42	UK	Unknown

Reviews

tobymessy Apr 1, 2021
Edited one year ago
Beautiful, emotive track.

First heard it in context of John Digweed’s Renaissance 2 - the second half of that mix ... with Fluke, Zenith Nadir and the Future Funk EP etc listening on the 🎧 late one balmy summer evening in Crete 1996 - and it blew me away. Will never grow tired of this. High on Hedonism mix for 🚀 into spacey heaven.

Goosebump stuff for sure
basehead617 Dec 7, 2017
Beautiful track - just a bunch of good pieces thrown together, no painstaking over-production/over-processing
acorn92de May 16, 2017
Such a shame this only made it to No.20 for one week in the UK-Dance-Charts in early 1993... Essential ProgHouseTrance whatever
oldskoolvinyl.co.uk Jul 23, 2015
Edited 6 years ago
Quintessential

HIGH ON HEDONISM ! Is the best mix on this EP.

One of the best progressive house tracks of the 90's
MellowVinyl Apr 1, 2015
Edited 3 years ago
Knowing some of the Atomic heads and attending the Power Station parties after the Reform, every listen to this record brings back great memories. These folk - who were much more aligned to Harvey, Choci and Rev of Tonka than to the prog. house scene - managed to burn incredibly brightly in a Brighton scene lucky to have them. How Guerilla, a pedestrian label with so many forgettable releases, ended up with them is now history but this release will outlast them.
stubbzie Apr 21, 2014
If someone ever asks you to explain what the fuss was about with early progressive house, you cant go wrong with playing them this record. Typical early Guerilla sound, dubby, a slightly slower BPM than other tunes, but such a lush groove and audio soundscape made you forget that instantly. The Spooky remix keeps most of the original parts, but I'm always drawn to the stripped back 'Dentalfloss Dub' for my pick of the 3.
jm00nchild Mar 1, 2008
I found Schudelfloss as a white label promo while digging around for records in a shop in late spring/early summer in 1993. What a lucky find. This song's emotional breakdown still sends chills up my spine 15 years after its release.

When progressive house spun out from the UK in 1991/1992 and reached its peak in 1993, this track was a gem on the style's crown. And utterly amazing in the large parties that were thrown that summer and fall.
sy1975 Feb 23, 2007
Edited 15 years ago
A great release from a great label, this for me is the pinnacle of uk progressive house circa 1992. A Spacey and atmospheric intro which builds and builds to a really uplifting break down, various samples thrown in for good measure creating a must have for early 90's uk house fans. Caned at the time by Sasha & the highlight of Digweeds 2nd Renaissance mix CD.