shit, never knew about this until Aaron pointed me in its direction


http://www.discogs.com/lists/The-Ultimate-Breaks-Bass-And-Bleep-List/11786

never realised that Chill Records was from Luton either





hey what's this then? a prototype for Metalheads's "Terminator". well, not quite...



i actually reviewed something by Return of the Living Acid in a Melody Maker singles page, but it wasn't this



an odd transitional record - acid into breaks via bleeps



this might be the one i reviewed



shit, this one is really good



dammit i thought i owned all the bleepnbass i needed, but not the case, not the case

never even heard of this lot



again, uneasily moving into breakbeat house zone -- "breaks 'n' bleeps" is what i think called this sound-flavour on the other blog, a long while back .... not a genre, just a phase - a season's sound

back to original clique, i think i do have all the Chill 12 inches they did



again, another one never heard of, or even seen, which is odd, considering how much time i've spent trawling through boxes of poorly-treated rave 12s



Sonic Food?



ah well there's the "people of chemisty, people of rhythm" sample as heard on Kaotic Chemistry a bit later - and a bit better used

talking of food...






NRG later famous for his Korgis-sampling "I Need Your Lovin'" and others, here with an early take on the nuum's fetish for classical cheese



Disneycore