Brilliant, thank you!
Pleasure.
Look forward to listening to the whole mix later, thanks for sharing.
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A side is a fun 1991 bleeps n bass heavy track using the ‘Mr Kirk’s Nightmare’ sample. The b-side dub ditches the sample adds some synths. Too hectic at 45 as stated, but 33 +8 is betterer
Roots And Soul – Mr. Kirk v.s. The Real Bassline (1991, Vinyl) - Discogs
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It took me just 3 years to upload this wrong speeder on YouTube. Original is quite awful tbh but this turns out being quite nice played at 33 1/3 +8.
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Heard you ( @Apiento ) play this on your recent Lot Radio show.
Bought the 12" when it came out and thought it was always on 33; until heard it on Kiss played at the proper speed (female vocal, not male! - who knew!)
: )
But still think Techno Powers is best on 33 +
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He died of an overdose.
Tragic really. Poor old Mr Kirk, no father should have to bury his son.
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Dead …. h-h-how?
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Love to stay up all night reminiscing about cheesy old rave records but despite being an INSOMNIAK!… I MUST SLEEP
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on the heavier side, but this at 33+8 is really good.
its on this record, so easy to do in a physical way.
https://www.discogs.com/release/10794-Laurent-Garnier-Tata-Box-Inhibitors-Wake-Up-Plasmids
also in the same series is https://www.discogs.com/release/10795-Sterac-Percy-X-Asphyx-RD600 which also sounds amazing at 33+8 too. (The sterac track)
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This pumping 90s NRG track by Tranceformer becomes a chugging lament and the percussion really opens up:
https://soundcloud.com/walshatron/be-my-lover-33rpm
Also, this OCB 133rpm burner becomes a beautiful downtempo dream, never to be played on full speed again:
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