Fantastic record and as mentioned already by my previous reviewer "Heaven" is one thing but in general with this record it is all about the B side. Also "Oasis" - which is actually my personal favorite - gives you this trancey dark rolling feeling of a tune interrupted only by the piano synth in the break. A side is okay but the real deal defo is side B. If you are able to get it, grab a copy, you won't be disappointed.

This record gets a "5" for the track titled "Heaven" alone. Heaven is one of the happiest tracks I've ever had the pleasure of hearing. It ranks right up there with Harmony & Extreme's "Music" as well as DJ Seduction's "Hardcore Heaven". Starts out with a solid 4/4 beat, then dropping into a chipmonk chorus singing "Yeah yeah yeah", then the 4/4 beat drops with breaks on top building into a sick hands in the air 'ardkore riff complete with crowd noise in the background. This then busts into a breakbeat section while changing cord patterns along side cliche "Whoo whoo whoo" vocals. A phat tune indeed! Thanks to Grooverider for introducting me to this gem via that Live At The Edge mix he did. The only downside is the track could have been produced to sound crisper and it should have been the "A" side. The track that is on the "A" side isn't all that great.

The break on heaven is lifted from the sasha remix of orbitals Midnight :)