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Classic goodness!

Wicked tune.... great lyrics. One of my faves from the time.

Ah, haha! Yes! Beautiful tune, beautiful times.......

Just superb! One of my faves form back then. That bassline rocked our motor bigtime :)!

Wicked wickedness. Tune!

Will cherish those times forever. The music, the movement, being with the people and believing we can be better. I'm a changed man and i have those heady days to thank for that. Hopefully some of what i now have rubs off on others that i meet through my life :)

In all the rave madness, little gems like this stuck out and fuelled the revolution even more. Those years changed the musical landscape forever :)

Ha, this tune just bumps n jumps! Wicked bassline, wicked flow, all good.

And at a time, when, let's face it, the music industry was giving us complete and utter boring crap, stuff like this and the rave scene in general just turned everything on it's head!

Wicked!

Loved this at the time. They done a lot of early sub bass rave goodness, but coming from early rap into rave, this really did it for me :)

Classic minimalist beat goodness. Loved this tune at the time. J Saul was the man in so many ways.

This sounded magical at the time. Blasting out of early 'illegal' raves and sending a chill down my spine. I was kinda miffed when they re-released the rap version into the charts. Well done as it was for a pop tune, this original holds true the vibe of the time. A classic for def :)

Yep, was the b-side, and oh, how good this b-side was :) This sound pretty much sums up the sound and feel of the rave scene kicking off bigtime back then.

This used to pump out my mates 6x9 woofers in his car an awful lot....

And when you heard it banging out of an 'illegal' warehouse rave it ki...

Wicked:) My dad made me a Delta Lady model glider some 25 years ago, and i'm going to get it flying again. Do people still fly at Colley Hill?

What a great review. Thankyou!

The samples used were from a f*cked up battered video of an infamous 70's porn film called 'The Devil in Miss Jones'. The fact that the tape was knackered gave it it's nice messed up sound at the start.

The whole tune was done in our bedroom 'studio' and went straight to tape, and the b-side was...