Added: May 9, 2008

From: thelostreef

Duration: 5:22

Finally I get to bring you all an album that helped to shape the early rave scene.... the act ALTERN 8 were huge back in the early '90's and had a sound that was unique and inspired alot of other different acts and early styles of music.....Not only was ALTERN 8 an act that recorded they were one of the best live acts to see back in the early rave scene and also putting breakbeat/hardcore on the map and into the ears and minds of all the party people....first released back in '92 on the NETWORK RECORDS label....sit back and enjoy the tunes....peaceLabel:Network RecordsCatalog#:TOP LP1Format:LP, AlbumCountry:UKReleased:1992Genre:ElectronicStyle:Breakbeat, Acid House, HardcoreNotes:All tracks written, produced, arranged and mixed by Altern 8 (Mark Archer/Chris Peat) for '88 Acid Revival Productions except track 14 written by Archer/Peat/Howard.Infiltrate 202 samples the vocals from the acapella of I Know by Candi Staton (which is also copied on Different Story by Bowa) and the ambient synth from Pacific by 808 State.E-Vapor-8 samples Strings of Life by Rhythim Is Rhythim.Real Time Status uses the "you have to understand" vocal from Mind Games by Quest.Hypnotic St-8 samples Self Hypnosis by Nexus 21 (Altern 8).Activ-8 combines the beat from We Come To Rock by Imperial Brothers and the strings from 2 Hype by Kid N Play.Brutal-8-E samples Let's Get Brutal by Nitro Deluxe.A Date With Plezure uses the intro from Can't Stop (Acid Rainforest Mix) by Plez.Armageddon takes the "Armageddon" vocal from Countdown To Armageddon by Public Enemy.Re-Indulge uses the piano from Indulge by Neal Howard (also on Network).

Channel: Music

Tags: acid  breakbeat  hardcore  house  jungle  oldskool  rave 


Rating: 3.00 (4 ratings)    Views: 220' favoriteCount='3    Comments: 3

servoskull Says:

Jun 11, 2008 - Another class tune from Altern 8. Not far off being twenty years old and yet still sounding totally wicked to this day.

3portions Says:

Jun 19, 2008 - this is my favourite version of this tune with the driving 4 beats instead of the weaker sounding breakbeats on the other mix.cheers for uploading!!!!!!!!

matthewtuckey Says:

Jun 21, 2008 - I agree. I have a similar version on the "Hard Fax" album (compilation, Columbia/Sony) from 92. Just wish I'd been old enough to be a part of the scene.

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