Historical Beats
Dance Classics In The Mix
History Of Rave Volume 1
Track list
1. Ultra-Sonic - The Pulse
2. Shades of Rhythm - The Sound Of Eden (Original Album Version)
3. Shades of Rhythm - Sweet Sensation (Original Album Version)
4. The Shamen - Make It Mine (Club Vocal)
5. The Shamen - Move Any Mountain (Progen '91) (I.R.P In The Land Of Oz Mix)
6. Orbital - Chime
7. Utah Saints - What Can You Do For Me
8. K-Klass - Rhythm Is A Mystery
9. Together - Hardcore Uproar (Original Version)
10. East Side Beat - Ride Like The Wind (Factory Mix)
11. Bassheads - Is There Anybody Out There? (Extended)
12. Oceanic - Insanity (Dream Tripper Mix)
13. Cappella - Everybody (Techno House Mix by DJ Professor)
14. Anticappella - Everyday (Techno Mix)
15. Bassheads - Back To The Old School (Original Mix)
16. K-Klass - Let Me Show You (Klub Mix)
Historical Facts
- Shades Of Rhythm got their name from their different skin colours; 1 was black, 1 brown and 1 white
- William Sinnott of The Shamen drowned in Tenerife while they were there to film the video to Move Any Mountain
- The 'C' in Mr C. (from The Shamen) stands for Chelsea Boy
- Orbital got their name from the M25; the circular motorway that surrounds London
- Utah Saints sampled Gwen Guthrie and Eurythmics on What Can You Do For Me
- 'Hardcore Uproar' samples Alec Guiness as Obi Wan from the original Star Wars. The melody and bassline are taken from John Carpenter's 'The End'
- 'Ride Like The wind' is a remake of a 1979 song by Christopher Cross. Dave Seaman produced the Factory Mix.
- The guitar riff in 'Is There Anybody Out There?' is from The Osmonds' 'Crazy Horses'. The rap is from Afrika Bambaatta's 'Just Get Up And Dance'
- Gianfranco Bortolotti is the man behind Cappella and many other Italo House acts including East Side Beat, 49ers and the ironically named Anticappella
