Armando later used a sample in "Trance Dance" from the album "The New World Order" (discogs release 62012)

yes Armando, we took him like three times to Holland great guy, a shame he died so young! we had this SOUP record en cdm on my Stealth label and have still 600 cdm on stock! anyone interested?

Although "New York - London" is one of the better 909 Euro-"Techno" bangers from the mid-nineties and certainly follows a clever dramaturgy with it's arrangement, I really wish Soup had resisted the temptation to shamelessly sample over 1 minute of the Irresistable Force's ambient classic "Space Is The Place". If Mixmaster Morris' genious ambient melodies were subtracted from the track, it wouldn't be much more than mediocre 909 Euro dancefloor fodder. I'm really tolerant when it comes to sampling, but letting someone elses record literally play along for minutes as the key part and then sell and license the recording big time as your own work without even mentioning the source somehow just ain't right. Shame on you for that, Soup.

Not only did they rip Armando's "Trance Dance" and Irresistable Force's "Space Is The Place", but also the beats are stolen from Food For Woofer's "Basic Beats" on New York-London. It still is a floorfiller, but you can only give credit for fusing a couple of tracks in a good sounding way.