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DJ Slam - Influence / Misunderstanding (Remixes) FLAC album

DJ Slam - Influence / Misunderstanding (Remixes) FLAC album

Tracklist

A Influence (DJ Slam, Ramos & UFO Remix) 6:28
AA Misunderstanding (DJ Slam, Ramos & UFO Remix) 6:05

Credits

  • Remix – DJ Slam, Ramos, UFO
  • Written-By – DJ Slam

Notes

Side-A samples the break from Tommy Roe - "Sweet Pea".

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout: JL 31
  • Matrix / Runout: FRESH

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
JAL 17 DJ Slam Influence / Misunderstanding ‎(12") Just Another Label JAL 17 UK 1995
JAL 31 DJ Slam Influence / Misunderstanding (Remixes) ‎(12", W/Lbl) Just Another Label JAL 31 UK 1997
JAL 17 DJ Slam Influence / Misunderstanding ‎(12", W/Lbl, Sti) Just Another Label JAL 17 UK 1995


DJ Slam - Influence / Misunderstanding (Remixes) FLAC album

Musician performer: DJ Slam

Title: Influence / Misunderstanding (Remixes)

Country: UK

Date of release: 1997

Style: Breakbeat, Hardcore, Happy Hardcore

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1330 mb

Rating: 4.9 / 5

Votes: 816

Other Formats: DTS MPC DMF TTA MMF ASF DXD

DJ Slam Breakbeat Hardcore Happy Hardcore 1997 UK

Related to DJ Slam - Influence / Misunderstanding (Remixes) FLAC Albums

iSlate
The influence remix is how hardcore should have sounded in 1997. Shame it was only a handful of tunes that included breaks and big pads by this point. I still feel robbed by the sound splitting in 94
iSlate
The influence remix is how hardcore should have sounded in 1997. Shame it was only a handful of tunes that included breaks and big pads by this point. I still feel robbed by the sound splitting in 94
Felhalar
Never mind...
Felhalar
Never mind...
Undeyn
Slipmatt's review of side A in Muzik magazine:"An amazing breakbeat start with excellent filters and programming. Gated sirens appear with plenty of chopped up beats, and the tune comes to life with the dynamic b-line. The first lead stabs eases its way in and fades once joined by the piano and lead vocal. The breakdown builds with tension and then the drums cash in. An excellent arrangement from beginning to end and one for the more serious raver. 9/10".
Undeyn
Slipmatt's review of side A in Muzik magazine:"An amazing breakbeat start with excellent filters and programming. Gated sirens appear with plenty of chopped up beats, and the tune comes to life with the dynamic b-line. The first lead stabs eases its way in and fades once joined by the piano and lead vocal. The breakdown builds with tension and then the drums cash in. An excellent arrangement from beginning to end and one for the more serious raver. 9/10".