Sound quality is OK. Obvious that it was digitally sourced and is very bass heavy. More meant for DJ use than as a single, but still satisfied.

A: Indie crossover. Stonking original club culture 12" mix. [GOLDTEN]B1: Indie Crossover: Arguably more Dj friendly version. Ads a wobbly version of the original seminal baseline and later on a "Guy Called Gerald" vocal stab. Feels too stripped back and unnatural. Only a moderate alternative. [SEVEN]B2: Breakbeat/D'n'B: Moodier intro but when i kicks in really its just feels like a sped up version. Yes it's a touch more breaky but we've not reinvented the wheel. The breakdown and post introduce a D'n'B hoover baseline then we're back to sped up mode. I dunno it just feels a bit forced and a bit twee. Though I do really like the short but atmospheric outro. [SEVEN]*for audiophiles the sound quality is excellent but I haven't had it side by side with the recent remaster which may be a better option.