I can only confirm what the other reviewers have said. I had this on a mixtape in the early 90s. Then I spent the next 20 years trying to track this down, - the NEXT TWENTY YEARS. I must have played 30 other mixes. Eventually, thanks to the magic of YouTube I found it and then, thanks to the magic of Discogs, got to own it. It's the bassline that does it for me. Old skool classic.

The other reviews are spot on with how good this record is! My only arguement would be that this record was released in 1989, Bombscare came out in 1992. Should the bombscare break, that we all know and love, infact be called the Rebuilt break?

According to whosampled.com the break is taken from Soul II Soul - Keep On Moving (Club Mix), although, I'm not too sure myself.

Yeah that's very interesting, even though Iv always know it's from 1989 iv always just accepted the break beats from bombscare! Ur right 2 bad mice were probably still trying to get a record deal when this was pressed. The task now is seeing if this is the original break, maybe it was sampled from something else?

The definitve version of 'Kariya - Let Me Love You' in my opinion. Its a true dance floor smasher which leaves your head spinnin' by the time the spin-back samples come in at the end. Every Dj should have a copy of this in their box, it does fetch quite a few pennies now. One of the finest un-offical releases /

Bombscare came out in 1994. This came out in 89.

This has to be my most prized possession amongst all my vinyl collection. An absolute class record that I can only describe as all the lovely bits from Kariya laid nicely over the 2 bad mice's bomscare break. Would still go down well on dancefloors today, but unfortunately it took me 13 years to find my copy so if you see this for sale GRAB IT QUICK !