Radikal & simple track from a time where the music market was not excess baggaged, from a time where only small numbers of new records had been released but highly expected from technoheads worldwide. A track to freak out, to jump and shout...All those who sell here, bury this track ...those bad rating of the tracks, all this give a total wrong image of the impact, this track meant to the clubs and raves when released. It was an audio signal of the spirit of this special and unique era.Yes, the sound seems dated to younger dance music lovers and most of the owners want to sell their record because it doesn't fit any more in the todays dj-set (they think) but there was an era where a new generation stood up on raves, clubs and parties, to split from their hippy generations parents to conquest proud and with saguinity total new audio- and (because of this) trip- and party-territories never enjoyed before. For a few years in the early 90s week after week so amaizin new and different, often simple but very effective records received at the record dealers that the lovers waited to buy in excitement and anticipation. Because you would be the one far and wide who ONLY had this record on your turntable. Not everyone could get everything with a 1 second click in the www, no: you had to give time and passion from your life to hunt those diamonts. It was a challange, first you had to learn about your aim, in opposite to todays youtube world where a computer gives your hints what is/was THE stuff. When you have to achieve something before getting it, then you learn to appreciate what you get. This is the reason why - although there is a lot of new, unelievable good music outthere - today many musical gold nuggets don't get their attention they deserved - there is simply too much outthere what you can consume fast.When you have 100 thousands good tracks in the www, many good ones got invisible, the user could not estimate the worth/quality of the track because he/she don't give it the time it needs. I mentioned a generation..The generation was called X. Love, peace and X tasy.