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Techno Terrier - The Incredible FLAC album

Techno Terrier - The Incredible FLAC album

Tracklist

A The Incredible
B1 Terrier (Stomp Mix)
B2 Paramix (Pup Mix)

Credits

  • Written-By, Producer – Gordon Tennant

Notes

Track A samples vocal from Public Enemy - Bring The Noise.

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
JRL7 Techno Terrier The Incredible ‎(12", Promo, W/Lbl) Jolly Roger Lite JRL7 UK 1995


Techno Terrier - The Incredible FLAC album

Musician performer: Techno Terrier

Title: The Incredible

Country: UK

Date of release: 1995

Style: Happy Hardcore

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1467 mb

Rating: 4.4 / 5

Votes: 300

Other Formats: AC3 FLAC DXD DTS MOD MIDI TTA

Techno Terrier Happy Hardcore 1995 UK

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Yanki
This label and it's parent seem to have many styles of bouncy techno/hardcore on offer - gabber , trancey , a little of the breakbeat style and what i like to call the 'fairground' style.This record is of that latter style , in a similar vein to the Neuron EP also on Jolly Roger. The best track is 'Incredible' , which samples public enemy - has a ton of energy and you can't help bouncing around to it. Terrier is a great tune , the slowest on the EP but still fits in with most 95 stuff if pitched up high.Nothing groundbreakingly original but it does what it does well. The last tune isn't bad but you won't find yourself playing it so much as the other two , it is still definately playable out though. All in all this is an underrated EP and deserves 5/5 , for me it is the best tune on the label.
Yanki
This label and it's parent seem to have many styles of bouncy techno/hardcore on offer - gabber , trancey , a little of the breakbeat style and what i like to call the 'fairground' style.This record is of that latter style , in a similar vein to the Neuron EP also on Jolly Roger. The best track is 'Incredible' , which samples public enemy - has a ton of energy and you can't help bouncing around to it. Terrier is a great tune , the slowest on the EP but still fits in with most 95 stuff if pitched up high.Nothing groundbreakingly original but it does what it does well. The last tune isn't bad but you won't find yourself playing it so much as the other two , it is still definately playable out though. All in all this is an underrated EP and deserves 5/5 , for me it is the best tune on the label.