Nightmares on Wax - Aftermath

Nightmares on Wax - Aftermath
Label: Warp Records, Outer Rhythm
Catalog#: WAP 6, WAP 6
Released: 08 Oct 1990
Tracklist
A Aftermath 5:58
B I'm For Real 6:22
Credits
Artwork By - Designers Republic, The
Engineer, Programmed By - Andy Jones
Producer - Nightmares On Wax
Written-By - Evelyn* , Harper*
Notes
Warp Records in association with Outer Rhythm.
Pressed by Lyntone.
Mastered at The Townhouse.
Published by Copyright Control.
℗ 1990 WARP Records/Outer Rhythm
© 1990 WARP Records/Outer Rhythm

The Real Designers Republic...The Dr. McCoy!

Both these tunes sample from Newcleus' 'Jam On It', Aftermath uses the female sweepy vocal off it, and 'Im For Real' uses the arpeggio'd bleepy loop.

Intro from I'm For Real samples Vicious Pink - Cccan't You See...
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: 5 016026 228064
Matrix Number (Etching A): WAP 6 A² LYN 27680
Matrix Number (Etching B): WAP 6 B³ LYN 27681

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Nightmares on Wax
• Aftermath
• 89 house
• acid house
• house music
• House
• 1988
• 1989
• new beat
• rave
• jack
• classic house
• techno
• Break beat
• beat
• Bass
• Hardcore
• groove
• nwo
• NWO
• Ambient house
• Hardcore House
• 1991
• 1990
• 1992
• 1993
• Acid
• Music
• bleeps
• electronic music

[aspoumenapoume]

Yeah but this is so good because it is before the "tiesto" era, where everything becomes symphonic and grabbing back to classical music for the promoter. No offense Thijs :-)

[loopingaround]

awesome

[ren5bin]

Fat sound!



[JMDTOfficial]

One of the first tunes to switch me on to electronic music, still sounds as fresh today as it did back then.

[sprite7476]

cant believe on 2600 hits! this tune helped to form a scene! 14 yr old at the time and this tune turned me from drums and guitar to digital sounds and ive never looked back

[buddhistboy1973]

pure class! This was the start of it all.....which led on to even greater things....this is a classic! Never tire of hearing this.....in fact I've played it 5 times on replay tonight....a class act!

[Max16032]

I always loved all the minimalistic purple sleeves of Warp. Those releases were (in my opinion) THE greatest in all their catalogue. It was like the "quality trademark" of the label.