Fairly full-on acid from the early days of the second summer of love. This is a great record and although it features a few of the things which fairly quickly became the trademark (clichéd) sounds of the acid house movement, this one was one of the innovators.
The flipside "Acid Chant" is an insane psychedelic head-fuck monster. It's almost as if these people were taking drugs.
Both sides of this have a lock groove spin out, which I've left running for a wee while, just to give you a flavour. I remember one night listening to the looped lock groove for far, far too long. I was, in the immortal words of Moggieboy, "in the zone".
Vinyl rip at 320 Kbps.
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Saturday, July 2, 2011
Ecstasy Club - Jesus Loves The Acid 12'
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