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This EP just perfectly encapsulates house music in 1994 for me.
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I remember when I bought this. Back in those days you'd take your vinyl haul home and immediately record them onto tape for the car stereo. B1 reminds me of being 19 all over again driving about with my friends, not a care in the world. Back when the...
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I remember coming out of a Bowlers Reunion at Park Hall, Chorley back in the mid 2000's and somebody was playing this on their car stereo. I got on the nearest wall and carried on dancing. Such a great tune and brings back so many memories of happy times.
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always preferred Altitude over Kill City. I love the way it builds up and that subtle piano comes in. The only thing I don't like is that it doesn't seem to go anywhere after that. Still a great record though
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still one of my favourite releases on the label ...
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a piece of throwaway mid 90's piano house that takes your head clean off in the dance, brilliant
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need a repress on this one for sure ... ...
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got to be up there as one of the best and purest house records ever made...
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Go straight to the flip, Let the Music is the real star of this 12inch
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great ep from The Cotton Club, all killer no filler...
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Still all about the 4am mix for me, never understood the love for the Peace Division remix.
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how Blue Days never made the vinyl release is beyond me, best track on the EP
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I always preferred Easin on...
This is pretty much one of the last hardcore records I ever bought before it all turned to sh*t. 95 was the beginning of the end for me. You could see the seeds being sewn from mid 94 onwards... |
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For me its all about the pads that come in at about 4 mins and the way it drops out at 5 mins and seems to come back in on an off beat. When the amen comes back in after the breakdown the beats are so hard with the ridiculous sub bass. An amazing...
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does anyone know where those bells at the beginning of desire 93 are sampled from, easily the best part of the track and can't believe they don't use them anywhere else
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I remember having Beware of the baseline on an old tape that I found. I had it in my car for ages, it really takes me back to being young when I hear it
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I can't for the life of me remember the name of the guy who did this mash up... but my mate knew him and we rubbed shoulders at various parties around the Kingston area in the mid 90's. You're right, listening back the production is abysmal but I...
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I picked this record up in about 1995 from Creative Records in Kingston. It's got a really similar vibe to the stuff that was coming out on Skinnymalinky Records around the same time. Great record with an oldskool touch
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I have heard Twisted on a Grooverider set from December 1992, so definitely being played on acetate or promo in late 92...
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I remember the day I bought this. It was Chemistry records in Sutton. It had just come in that day and there were a few of us in the shop hanging about at the counter like you used to. Paul - the shop owner - put it on and said "if you don't like...
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All about the Andet mix for me, great opener for any set
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Never has Demis Roussos sounded so cosmic, an amazing edit
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'Keep pushing me' was a big LTJ Bukem tune a few years back
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all about the Clark track for me, the other 2 are nothing special
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best tune on the first Tyrant mix CD in my opinion...
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'On The Romance Tip' was Grooverider's opening tune at Pandemonium Andromeda in 1992
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I heard Sasha drop this at Heaven, Charing Cross back in 1999. It was his last track (and the best record I heard all night) before he went back to back with John Digweed for the rest of the gig. Weirdly I was in a record shop in Cardiff 2 days later,...
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Its all about 'I'm for real' for me. Wish there was a mix without the 'injected with a poison' hoovers…the break at 2.52 is sublime and should roll on for longer in my opinion...
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my favourite on this label so far without a doubt...
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LTJ Bukem was rinsing this a couple of years ago, it was his opening tune at a few gigs I went to in 2013…sounds massive on a big system. Epic little remix.
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