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Rush Till Dawn - Don't Just Stand There One of the most rush-inducing yet "sophisticated", well produced and well-aged tunes from the whole era. Nebula II - Atheama Purely because it must have been one of the key tracks that paved way for the harder, faster and more mental breakbeat stuff. Thing is ...

Nothing comes close to "On a level" (i think that's the name, the one with a piano sample) on this: http://www.discogs.com/Chris-Energy-The-Esoteric-EP/master/500930 I've never heard muddier samples in my life. It's quite a crap tune in every other respect as well. A real pet hate of mine are tunes ...

45 surely? At least the other side, many tunes from this era were around the same tempo

Hoover

8 is Coma Club on R&S

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rage wrote:I couldnt work out the link between FreenEasy and Voyager, the breakbeat?

Yup Just thought it might be funnier if people have to figure it out themselves :)

Nookie - Drummer of doom

10: http://www.discogs.com/Payback-The-1st- ... ase/411421
I think..

Most tracks just used a simple sine wave, or sampled bass hits from other tunes..

Probly this: Setup System - Fairy Dust: http://youtu.be/zOJO4GDDMwc

Shaggy & Breeze - Summer's love

Atheama

the record i had the worst problem with this, was this obscure Easygroove classic: http://www.discogs.com/Various-Psychoactive-Sampler-3-Kemisfears/release/134368 sure enough the tune i really liked off it (Kanata - Soul) sounded just too out of tune to enjoy :( And I'm not sure whether to buy anot...