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Tracklist

A	Stay Here
B	Jus A Test

Notes

A side samples Awesome 3's - Don't Go & Ellis Dee's - Rock To The Max.
B side samples Sweet Exorcist's - Test 4. Also samples dialogue from the film Close Encounters Of The Third Kind

Etched into runout groove are the track titles, and the following: " Big respects to, Kate, Vibes, Rap, Emma, Groove, Ash, Nicky B, Kenny Ken, Pirate Club, Kool, Don & Eruption, JMS and all the bods that made these tunes originally, without you this would not have been possible. See, we might be naughty, but we're nice about it !!"

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
NN 005	Naughty Naughty	Volume Five ‎(12")	Naughty Naughty	NN 005	UK	1994
NN 005	Naughty Naughty	Volume 5 ‎(12", W/Lbl)	Naughty Naughty	NN 005	UK	1994

Voodoogore

The B side is a legit stormer. Not to be slept on.

The Sinners from Mitar

thought the same, read your comment and had to grin :)yeah dude, B side is worth the name naughty ^^

Goldenfang

all naughty naughty's are nothing less of saying, bloody fantastic, and they chose all the top tunes to sample. this is a brilliant rip of AWSOME 3'S - DONT GO - links hear - http://www.discogs.com/Awesome-3-Dont-Go/release/84186 and the other side is a whicked rip off ov - Sweet Exorcist – Testone Remixes Label:Warp Records – WAP 3R, Outer Rhythm – WAP 3R the links hear - http://www.discogs.com/Sweet-Exorcist-Testone-Remixes/release/2463

Voodoolkree

The Naughty Naughty series is known as one of the earliest examples of Happy Hardcore but "Test Four" is really really dark. I much prefer it to the original. In addition to the synths and bleeps of the original "Test Four" and the requisite Amen there's some kind of modulated vocal sample which provides a nice touch. One of my favorites in the series. The A-side on the other hand is very weak, passable by itself but not that far from the original in feel and thus unnecessary.

Kerdana

AtomicCowThe Naughty Naughty series is known as one of the earliest examples of Happy Hardcore but "Test Four" is really really dark. I much prefer it to the original. In addition to the synths and bleeps of the original "Test Four" and the requisite Amen there's some kind of modulated vocal sample which provides a nice touch. One of my favorites in the series. The A-side on the other hand is very weak, passable by itself but not that far from the original in feel and thus unnecessary. i dont know man im feelin the both sides...on pretty much all of em