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Sunscreem - Perfect Motion FLAC album


Performer: Sunscreem
Genre: Electronic
Title: Perfect Motion
Country: UK
Released: 08 May 2005
Style: House
Label: Simply Vinyl (S12)
Catalog Number: S12DJ-196
FLAC version ZIP size: 2158 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2246 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2103 mb
Rating: 4.2
Votes: 669

Tracklist

1Perfect Motion (Rhythm's A Drug)
Engineer – Neil McLellanProgrammed By – Neil McLellanRemix – Carl Cox
6:13
2Perfect Motion (Boys Own Mix)
Engineer – Gary WilkinsonRemix – Heller & Farley
9:49
3Perfect Motion (Leftfield Vocal Mix)
Engineer – Joe GibbProducer – LeftfieldRemix – Leftfield
8:41

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
658405 2Sunscreem Perfect Motion ‎(CD, Single)Sony Soho Square658405 2UK & Europe1992
BC96009Sunscreem Perfect Motion ‎(12", Promo)Bonzai ClassicsBC96009Belgium1996
REN 250006DSunscreem Perfect Motion (Patrice Baumel Renaissance Remix) ‎(File, FLAC)RenaissanceREN 250006D2020
BC96009Sunscreem Perfect Motion ‎(12", Promo)Bonzai ClassicsBC96009Belgium1996
SPR001Sunscreem Perfect Motion (Remix) ‎(12", S/Sided, Unofficial, W/Lbl)Not On Label (Sunscreem)SPR001UK2007

Notes

Written by Sunscreem. Published by BMG Music Publishing Ltd.
A side track 1 remixed by Terry Farley and Pete Heller. Remix engineer: Gary Wilkinson.
B side track 1 remixed by Carl Cox. Engineer and programming: Neil McLellan.
B side track 2 remix and additional production by Leftfield. Remix engineer: Joe Gibb.

Copyright 1992 Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd.
Issued under license from Sony BMG Music Entertainment (UK) Limited.

Video

tref
It's all about the Carl Cox remix.

His remix is about as happy as a 1992 'Ardkore track can get. For comparison, its as happy as say... Rhythm Section's Dreamworld, DJ Seduction's Come On, Krome & Time's Rumblism, Harmony & Extreme's Music (now called NRG Rush), need I go on? If you like high energy 1992 tracks, this one is for your collection!

If thats not enough praise, this is the very best 'Ardkore tune that has Carl Cox's name attached to it. It wouldn't surprise me if this was a Ron Wells production either because its super clean.

MOQ
Great to see this classic and absolutely undeniably timeless classic re-pressed on the excellent S12 label. This pressing is superb, on ultra-thick vinyl.

The "Boys Own" mix of this track is probably one of the greatest house tracks ever produced. The vocals are guaranteed to send shivers down your spine, while the bassline lifts you to a higher plane. The subliminal alliteration in the vocal production (evolution -> evo-lution -> evilution) add incredible complexity to a track that glows with pure simplicity and goodness.

Both mixes on the B-side are also classic, but neither come close to the sheer power of the "Boys Own" mix.

Buy two copies of this, as you will definitely find yourself wearing through the vinyl (despite the heavy guage pressing)!