Dance Conspiracy Dub War 1992 XL Recordings Old School Jungle Hardcore Drum Bass
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Dance Conspiracy Dub War 1992 XL Recordings Old School Jungle Hardcore Drum and Bass.
Dance Conspiracy ?– Dub War
Label: XL Recordings ?– XLT-34, XL Recordings ?– XLT 34 Format: Vinyl, 12", 33 ? RPMCountry: UK Released: 1992 Genre: Electronic Style: Breakbeat, Hardcore
TracklistHide Credits
A1 Dub War (Chapter One) 6:43 A2 Dub War (Chapter Two) 6:51 AA1 Dub War (Chapter Three) Remix – Chad Jackson 7:42 AA2 Dub War (Chapter Four) Producer, Mixed By – Professor Stretch 7:00 AA3 Dub War (Chapter Five) Remix – Chad Jackson 4:52Credits
- Engineer – Andy Montgomery
- Mastered By – Mike Marsh
Notes
Pressed at Damont Audio Ltd, Engineered at Matrix Studios<p>Main sample is taken from Public Enemy - Show 'Em Whatcha Got originally sampled from theLafayette Afro Rock Band - Darkest Light, additional vocal samples from Bomb The Bass - Megablast& The Step - Yeah You (Remix)
Chapters 2 samples:
Vocal from Barrington Levy - Under Mi Sensi
Vocal from Hijack - The Badman Is Robbin'
Chapter 3 samples:
Vocal from Barrington Levy - Under Mi Sensi
Vocal from Yellowman - Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt
Chapter 4 samples:
Vocal from Planet Patrol - Play At Your Own Risk
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 5 012093 503462
- Other (Etchings A/AA): MIKE's - THE EXCHANGE. DAMONT
- Barcode (Scanned): 5012093503462
Choc1ce August 6, 2014 First heard this on a DJ Sy Studio mix. One of the best 92 tunes without question. So many top DJ's played chapter 1. I love the euphoric female breakdown in the middle, makes it sound mellow and has that hands in the air element.
Glad I have more than one copy. Reply Notify me Helpful OrangeRider March 21, 2011 This EP is made up of 5 chapters. Each chapter manages (somehow) to be better than the preceding chapter. Perhaps it is the borrowing of past rave sounds that distinguish each chapter, perhaps it it is the faultless programming skills on display, perhaps it is the drums, perhaps it is the bass. Whatever it is this 12" demonstrates what worked so perfectly well with UK hardcore circa early 1992 - it was fucking untouchable. Perfect. Reply Notify me 1 Helpful in-effect August 7, 2003
This'll annoy some people and make others leap for joy - someone's only gone and done a repress! I picked up one at IMO Records. Quality-wise, they've tried to make it look like the original but they may as well have not bothered as you can tell it's a repress immediately. Sounds like they've pressed it from an original record as the sound isn't perfect (noticeable bumps in the background when very quiet / silent).
But to all intents and purposes it's the original! Reply Notify me 2 Helpful roberth January 14, 2003
Quite simply the best dance / rave anthem of all time! The 12" EP is an early 90s trip down ecstacy lane, with different moods and tones. The main track is a jungle tour de force, with ay-ay-ay sweet female lyrics designed to send shivers down yer spine and get your hands in the air. It then moves on to deep basslines, with a massive jungle breakbeat moving your feet. Every rave DJ played this in every set. Guaranteed floor filler, i hugged more sweaty torsoes to this tune than any other! Brilliant.
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