Huge tune back in its day - but strangely as people have already mention not that well known by name.Dub Remix is my favorite just about with its ware-house vibe - Big string intro, dropping into some darker synth rifts, deep bassline, dropping out to the vocal chant, with synth & strings coming back in build the track up again.Rhythm Invention Remix is also really strong mix, utilizing similar elements but in a progressive style, building & building interweaving throughout the track.Both mixes really worth listen too & adding to any DJ's collection.

There's a time and place for everything. The time was 1992 and the place was Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. This track sounded like nothing else and to be honest still does. The string breakdown midway through is just monumental. Fourth Wave records was a wicked record shop with a proper set of speakers pumping out the latest house and techno. Just a shame I was a skint teenager at the time but this was a must have. Respect to the creators. This is up there with the best.

What a stunning tune this is, flip it over for the House Dub mix and you will encounter a sublime dark progreesive tune, from the opening synth stabs the track builds and builds, a stuttered vocal loop comes in and the track breaks down, you think thats it, but the tune starts to build again until towards the end of the track the full breakdown comes in....I can only describe this as beautiful, emotional music. No wonder Sasha & Digweed included this on their first Renaissance Mix CD, IMO its one of the best tunes on the mix.

A landmark 1-of-a-kind techno dance record. I still play the good B-side remix(not the lame vocal a-side versions). Transformed vocal tweaks, groovy beat, and great production are the key here - a perfect dark classic. This is one of those old-school warehouse-rave choons people will praise you for playing and it's only the select Dj's who were "there" that seem to know it by name. Thanks to Warp for putting up their MP3's @ http://www.warprecords.com/bleep/ so you track it down (and listen to it:). Not totally obscure, but it has stayed kinda secret and OOP. Show some love and track down the used vinyl for a DJ friend and you will be loved forever.