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Another record which made the Top 100 pop charts apparently purely on import copies as it doesn't seem it secured a full British release.This happened to a few European dance tunes around this time. When you think of some of the unadulterated rubbish... See full review

Good question - can anyone help us out? More words following right now.

I agree but in 1988 they weren't really a new generation of clubbers the majority of the ravers when things kicked off in early 1988 came straight from the London pre-acid house underground dance scene the funk and electro funk clubs and also a lot of... See full review

So refreshing and invaluable that someone has taken the time to list all the mixes and versions of this tune - thank you. Among the various obvious improvements that Discogs needs is a list of every mix/version available for each single release maybe... See full review

i agree - disogs should just get back what it was initially created to do to provide a log of originally electronic but eventually all types of music. Dispense with the crap articles they constantly bombard us with on the front page about acts that... See full review

The DJ used to play this a lot in a funk pub I used to frequent at the time - on every night they had a DJ (most nights!) for some reason.

I've wondered that too - probably not as it's exactly the same timing and only appears on that one edition of the single as though it's a typo or they hadn't decided the exact title when that came out.

Great work by MJB- the Spectrum mix named after Paul Oakenfold's club which was the world's first acid house (rave) experience - I don't really include Shoom as it was almost a private club whereas anything went and anyone could get into Spectrum and... See full review

I think you're right who entered it into the database probably just made a typo - it's not got '1996' printed anywhere on it as far as I can see.

Please take the politics away from this record which was a very clever dance montage of Maggie Thatcher's speeches put out as a bit of a fun novelty dance tune. no-one started chanting '"Maggie Maggie Maggie Out Out Out" when the record was being... See full review

Amazing mixture of peak period Michael Jackson and bangin' hard trance on the Clive King remix - the more hard house (good hard house that I think Tony De Vit would have liked if he had been released in his lifetime) original is very good too.

This to me is right there at the pinnacle of vocal trance - amazing almost hard trance and typically imaginative production by Jon the Dentist, and an exquisite vocal - unlike a lot of vocal trance which is wonderful music and will be played early on... See full review

Now this is how you do hard trance - imagination and creatively channelled energy pulsing out of every inch of groove. Easily in my Top 20 if not Top 10 hard trancers. In this monster of a tune like I see in a lot of my favourite trance/hard trance... See full review

Beautiful tune. Reminiscent in some ways with Tangerine Dream in their golden period 1970-1980.

Easily the best thing I've heard from Kenny G since the funk scene went mad for "Hi How Ya Doin?" and the follow ups back in the 1980s. - that was a classic that I appreciate even more today than in 1984. It was good to see him getting back to his... See full review

I'm not much of an expert on this kind of techno but the original of 'Overlap ' is very good indeed - haven't heard all the remixes. But the original has a perfect little groove going on - lovely stuff.

Surely the Momentous mix is a very decent piece of bangin' vocal trance. It's amazing. I didn't know Jennifer Lopez had a trance mix.

All amazing mixes as has been said not quite 'Only Me' but some of these mixes get pretty near it!

Great review. and lots more words needed on this post

How can they NOT have a picture of Tony de Vit on the hard house description page.He was and is the godfather and major creative force along with a couple of other DJ's from Trade in creating the genre. RIP Tony De VIt.

Nice ever-buiiding trancer especially the Nylon mix. Hearing this while rushing in 1999 was an experience if you'd been raving in 1988 when the Kraze tune was a big hit on the London acid house scene. Wish the sample had also included the middle aged... See full review

Decent piece of trance -it's amazing how many producers on the dance scene in general associated with other forms of music started making trance tunes towards the end of the decade when it became so big - straight of the top of my head there's... See full review

Not that struck on 'Drums' but the other side 'Eyes Wide Shut' is a lovely trancey builder - real middle of the night pumping tackle.Many such tunes around this time strove for the vibe here encapsulated but only a few did it as successfully as this... See full review

By the fact that the original is so good and that the Gielen & Lost Witness remixes are both beyond excellent themselves and both so different makes this surely one of the greatest trance releases of all time. DJ Energy RIP.

The Green Martian mix is a classic that turns an ok piece of vocal trance (albeit with a lovely breakdown) into an absolute pounder of the dance floor that never lets up in its intensity from beginning to end..