The Ballroom mix still gives me goosebumps everytime I hear it. One of the greatest intros in House music (imo), haunting vocals & scream makes it one of Tenaglia's finest (and fiercest).With the exception of the vocal, the Tenaglia versions are unrecognizable when compared to the jazzy indie rock of the original of Surrender Yourself. Check the full unedited 14 minute 15 second Ballroom Mix on the "Are You Satisfied" 2x12" from 1994.This was Tenaglia's breakthrough record and The Ballroom Mix was definitley a pioneering track in that mid-90s hard NYC House/ Vasquez/ Factory sound.

I didn't hear this track until it was re-released on the b-side of "Are You Satisfied?" in 1994, and I instantly started spinning it. I didn't know at the time that it was already 2 years old!

A truly great House tune from the early 1990's, this has got to be one of my all time personal classics. Everything about this track works on every possible level. It made #1 on the US dance charts on it's release, but this one has remained fairly low-key and underground over the years - another reason to love it that much more. Spins by Frankie Knuckles on a nightly basis when it first hit the scene, and it's a track that sums up the Sound Factory (legendary NYC club) vibe perfectly. Awesome, awesome house classic.