Seriously, seriously, seriously... Can't believe I only heard either/both side of this plate today but to sum up, all I can really say is Fucking Hell!!!

Can someone please tell me what's the correct choon on the A and B side is , cause the written side of the label it states Side A on the record but encarved MAA B on the same A Side ....pretty confused bout it or is it only my copy that has dis issue ?

Yeah i just checked my vinyl and appears side A should be side B on label and confirmation needed :)

Yes top quality 93 Darkside rinsed At jungle fever awol and all those dark moody raves late 93..great choons from a time when dark ruled ..

You cant really get any better than both these tracks, nuff said. Top quality, in a quality time ;)

Underwater fireworks has been one of the most inspiring piece of music of the past twenty years for me. Powerfull and profound... It's a thrill everytime I listen to it. It leaves me speechless...

Sample used at the start of "Underwater Fireworks" is taken from "Ethnicolor" by "Jean Michel Jarre"

How good was 1993!!

I'll second that. Probably my favourite year for underground music. The darkness.

"Underwater Fireworks" is a seriously underated piece of jungle,hardcore,darkcore brilliance!!! The track starts off with a a haunting and at the same time ethereal synth line that includes the philosophical vocal sample 'The knowledge of self can be spread through out the collective'... Then the superb production skills make the firing beats on this track build layer upon layer. I love tracks that take you upon a journey and this doesn't fail to deliver... The climatic peak of this track begins with the vocal sample 'We thought we'd died and gone to heaven' and then "D.j. Nut-E-1" makes great use of a eerie synth line that was sampled from the track "Oxygene (Part 1)" by "Jean Michel Jarre"...The effects that Nut-E-1 puts on this sample sounds like it is washing all over you and pulling you further into the track. From then on in it builds again with cleverly constructed beat patterns that 'crack like fire' to produce an successful audio event. All in this is one of my favorite 'stand out' tracks of all time.