Oh hell yes! And no thread in the archives for this classic? Blasphemy!

Full On Renaissance has one of the healthiest basslines out there, and builds to holy proportions. The production was well before its time (1993), which makes the impact all the more incredible. For What You Dream Of will ever on be a testament to the genius of Digweed and Muir.

This is one of a few tracks that I would pay dearly to go back in time and experience as new (along with Energy Flash, Age of Love, and a few others)

quality quality stuff. I bought a repress of it just to own it, with the Blue Amazon remix as well, just amazing for it's time. When people see us complaining today about a lack of creativity and effort, they should look at stuff like this for why we expect so much

I love this too. Brilliant work and even better when thinking when this was done. Blue Amazon's lengthy mix is also a fantastic journey.

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Originally posted by Ian^ When people see us complaining today about a lack of creativity and effort, they should look at stuff like this for why we expect so much

Well said.

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Leslie Nielsen: Doing nothing is very hard to do... you never know when you're finished.

Yeah, ace track.. heard it in the movie Trainspotting for the first time

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Originally posted by Jantjeuh Yeah, ace track.. heard it in the movie Trainspotting for the first time

I was about to say that

Is there a dub mix i really not a fan of the vocalist

this track is just out and out quality

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I can only agree. Great great track.

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