For REAL, of ALL time! I might be arrogant for saying it but I don't think anybody can call themselves a House-Head if they don't know & love this track 😆

@@cosmicstargazer10 I don't think your being arrogant at all, you are 100% right in my opinion...if i was to say to you " they just don't make 'em like this anymore " then i would be making a huge understatement. Im sending a shout out to you Mr. Cosmic Stargazer because like myself your still keeping the faith.....Respect to you 😈

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You know that, arguably one of the best house tracks of all time. Reminds me of Spectrum 88-89

@@leoneleone7886 Didn’t miss a monday night at Spectrum & then Oz ! Great times ! Oakie , Rampling ect ect ect 👌

Got this one ❤

^word

So so true, my collection runs from 87-92 after that I kinda felt it started to lack that magic 🤷🏻‍♂️

Come on, '92 was still hanging in there...

we were blessed❤

Same at Spectrum , Land Of Oz & Rage 👌

bruce goulding hmmmmmmmmmm know where your coming from but 😬

Sunrise fm dungeons.cali sunrise

I remember going there. We listened to this track on a mix tape. Good times.

Dungeons was great loved it, was there every week, pilled (Yellow Burgers) to the max.. love it.. Sarah Bateman, what a bird...

anthony o'farrell Fantasy Fm London are on Facebook and Instagram

Used to play this at Frog + Nightgown Old Kent Road

@Darius Hunter this is Manchester house

@@derekjackson9090 Madchester? Don't think so... It's just Garage and house.

@@dariushunter6792 Mancunian band, Mancunian label, Madchester era, what’s to dispute?

@@derekjackson9090 it's beautiful either way, genius

Too right

this happens

+KristVladić nothing beats the feel and sound of a vinyl

Andy S...and cassettes. ;)

+KristVladić I hear u, all my old cassettes sound muffled now but they give me happy memories of my raving days !

should have done what i did, buy em when they came out back in the day and leave them at your mums house collecting dust away from my own kids..lol

Quality 🤓

ALL DAY LONG. BRO

Thanks Gav, awfully kind of you 😊

Exactly the same.... beautiful!

*30, nearly 35!

Not all the kids, I found my way here!!

With ya went Biology aswell best years of my life.

Neil Morrton me too brother

+Neil Morrton That's where I first heard this track. I used to have a plastic aerial plugged in to my hi-fi with drawing pins keeping it in place across my bedroom ceiling just so that I could pick up Centreforce. Happy days :)

Neil Morrton I used to listen to centerforce.still have many tapes stored somewhere. I preferred Kiss fm when they weren't legal .When, DJs that played House Music COULD MIX :)

Neil Morrton centerforce.....right with you mate on that one....smell of a good bit of redseal to boot !

centre force - force of 1 ☺

Yea and me and my two best friends owned Innocence 94.3. When Sunrise and Centreforce got took down by the DTI we popped up and everything else was history.

@@Vile_Entity_3545 Thank you for your service! 😇

@@cosmicstargazer10 👍 I hope you enjoyed it. One of our top DJ’s DJ Hardcore who’s name was Richard Persaud died at the age of 21 which was how it all ended. Richard, my other mate who was part of the syndicate Lincoln and me went to Tasco warehouse in Nathan Way to a rave and Richard had a set in a small room and two big promoters were there and said they were going to give him a shot at the Astoria because they liked his style of music and how good he was. He had hit the big time basically. We all went home and me and kev (one of the owners) was in micks cornershop the next day on Sandy Hill Rd and we got a pager message to play a song in tribute to Richard. Kev said yhat is funny because that would mean he has died. He rang his sister and after he left us he got home and fell asleep downstairs on an armchair and got a virus in his lungs which killed him over those few hours. To say we was gutted was unbelievable. 21 years old and that same night before he had the world at his feet. Can you believe that or what? Gaz who owned part of the station did not turn up to the funeral and ran with all the radio equipment. That was the end of Innocence. I just imagine how fun it would have been to go around with Rich as he got big in the field. There was probably holidays to Ibiza and money involved. He was celebrity material anyway with his larger than life ways and looks. I did not really like him at first because he was loud but soon we became really good friends and he came from plumstead and woolwich the same as us.

​@@Vile_Entity_3545 mate, that's DEEP. And I bet it still hurts, just as much today as it did back then, we don't get over losing one of our peers at such a young age. It seems so unreal, unfair, senseless, the waste of such a dazzling talent, of an amazing human taken away from you, way too soon. It shocks you to your core. He sounds really special, like the kind of guy us lot would have loved to have met & be around. From what you say I reckon you're right, he was clearly on the cusp of launching an insanely successful career in DJ'ing, he would have eventually been making/ producing & playing his own tunes probably too. I feel your pain. We was all 22 when our friend Martin passed away in 1997. He too was larger than life, and girls fell at his feet everywhere we went, but to me he was more like a brother. He wasn't a DJ, a few of our friends were, but by Christ, he knew his music! I go to his grave every year, pay homage with a card, some flowers, music, I sit & smoke & talk to him, reminiscing. This year was a reggae playlist, but I have played the list with this track in, many times over the last 25 years. It's got A Guy Called Gerald's Voodoo Ray on it, Westbam's Hold Me Back & Doug Lazy's Let It Roll, to name but a few. I don't play it real loud like, it is a graveyard! But I point the sound down, towards his head. We were the best dancers (if I do say so myself!) and always the last to leave, pretty much wherever we went; we congratulated the turntable-ists & just had to find out what certain tunes were! Pirate stations were the lifeblood, the tapes we passed around, wore them out, when nobody said what tune just played, we'd be in record shops saying "you know the one, it goes, doo doo oooh ooh...". And picking up flyers/ tickets for parties! Those memories you all made though, for yourselves & us, the hungry listeners, how youse have all made people move, literally, as well as the movement in our communities & our souls, with the best music on Planet Earth, life really was better last century! That's why I just had to say, thank you for your service. Mainstream stations were obviously only playing tracks that charted, you guys was the underground, the best sound. The pager messaging, requesting tracks! Like something out of Medieval times to a youth today! People don't know the work youse did, when the only tools you had was a set of decks, mixer, an amp, antennae and a pager! The documentaries, "The Last Pirates: Britain's Rebel DJs" and "Can You Feel It? - How Dance Music Conquered The World" come to mind...Can I just say, in closing, RIP to ALL our friends we've lost along the way, Frankie Knuckles too?

@@cosmicstargazer10 🙏🏾

Not the only one when music was music not like today yeah

Damn right there January 2024 Gran Canaria 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

+mary munksworth Timeless !!

+mary munksworth ur not the only one. happy i've finally found this gem..

me too :)

mary munksworth ,,good shout 👍

Glad ya all found it classic 💕👍🏼🔥😍

Yeah, this is the perfect comedowner. Peace yo ✌️

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Echoes yes

Loved echoes calis and Wilson 🕺🏽🕺🏽

Green ones were fucking heavy on the visuals

Still going sorry 6 years ago

1 hour ago

Well said..

Good man

you said it all....feelings... and takes you on a journey

By my calculations, you must be 50 or there abouts now. Congrats!