M.A.N.I.C. - I'm Comin' Hardcore / Take Me Away FLAC album

I remember when Pete Tong played the Original Mix of Take Me Away on the Essential Selection. I recorded all my fave tracks onto cassette. Still have it to this day.

top tune, you still tripped out, cant believe what you are even saying,

Never really got this track, did not get much play in London during 91/92. Commercial crap really although glad to see the price is high as have a few copies in records still to sort out.

Lol, this tune smashed it up north, rave didn't only happen in London though it might have felt that way. Hope you still get a good price on this one, the original cut is worth about 10x more tho x

Thank you Jamie, this comment was an utmost necessity. You could have gone on and I would have continued reading!

After two years of your review being up and your still not feeling well enough to take it down, must be awful for you.I truly believe there are those of us that went and lived, danced, loved, experienced euphoric moments with a little help from whatever treats you were into or could get, which all went along with the real drug of the day, the choonage, this being one of the all time classics, it's up there right at the top and people from back then, in present day now will call his anthem.Don't get me wrong there will be others who don't like it, I hated and still loath it today, the horrible Sweet Louise considered by some as one of the best house anthems of all time, a timeless classic, which is what this is right here.Commercial crap? One of them guys that clearly didn't get out much back in the day, or have a clue about records, yet your happy to then let everyone know how you'll be cashing in on the record itself with your few copies, which you'd obviously purchased before seeing how much it was worth.So you never got this record, you think it was commercial crap, yet you go and buy multiple copies of it, what a complete and utter load of nonsense.I've not looked at how many choons you have for sale, but I'm a real serious black crack collector on here, after selling up 1000 plus 12" chooooooonerooooooooonies back in 1995 which dated back to 1990. I put in orders of anything from 7 quid to 400 quid plus orders, I wouldn't buy a record from you if you had the only copy, maybe if you'd have just put you've never liked I'm Comin Hardcore then people would have got you, but you state complete nonsense facts about it, including how it wasn't played much in London, just shows you have no idea of the scene back then.Rant over.To anyone else reading this, well done for sticking with it until this point.

Hipster talk don't butter no parsnips here. This is a massive tune.

This Track Sums Up The Early 90's For Me The Piano, The Vibe Of The Track And When That Bass Comes In Then Them Vocals BOOOM, These Guys Were a Good Live Act Playing At All The Big Events Like Eclipse In Coventry And Shelly's In Stoke, And After A Chance Meeting Of Kieron And Lee Back Stage In Blackpool Way Back In 1992 In The Old Night Club Macci's Down Stairs Witch Is Now Sports Direct On The Corner It Also Was The Old Heaven & Hell Club In The mid 2000's, Got Talking To Them As My Girlfriend At The Time Was in a Band As Vocalist And They Were Going To Be Signed To The Same Label As Manic After Kieron Had Heard The Track On White Label Played By A Few Northern Dj's At The Time.Great Bunch Of Guys Too Liked A Good After Part Too Before They Were Trendy (From What I Can Remember Lol)Was Talking To Lee A Few Years Back About That Night And He Can Just Remember it All a Bit Hazy Was The Answer, He Said We Drunk All Is Stella Back Stage,Well I Did Say It Was Hazy And The 90's In Mid Flow And It Was Saturday Night.

ha, ironic then that the first time i heard it was on Granada Reports! they had a little spot for this tune which to this day I find that bizarre as hell. 'Im comin, Im Im comin hardcore' and now for the weather.

Commercial crap? what are you on about the original is amazing with a huge crunching breakbeat and bass, commercial my ass

it was too good for london,with all that shitty garage

Was massive in Manchester - commercial crap...mate you don't know what you're talking about

M.A.N.I.C. ‎– I'm Comin' Hardcore (original) is brilliant hardcore breaks that still stands the test of time. the rest are dated nonentities.