SUB-STATE - TAKE ME UP (VIBES & WISHDOKTA REMIX)

Label:
Rogue Trooper
Catalog#:
DBMTROOPHT015
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
Country:
UK
Released:
1995
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Breakbeat, Happy Hardcore

[@unitedtillidie1799]

Still one of my all time favorites. Absolutely stunning remix by the Vibes and Wishdokta!!! 95 and 96 were by far the best year's of Happy Hardcore!!!

[@C86-x5r]

Its a banger, 95 hardcore was the best when the kick and breaks were the drums.

[@rsmith9819]

nice one bruva I SAID, NICE ONE BRUUUVVVAAA !!!!!!

[@EpicWinz]

R Smith BRUVAAAA! NICE ONE, I SAID NICE ONE BRUVA!!!!!

[@jackr819]

I saiddddd nice one bruv!!!!! 😂

[@bobowman2520]

Still sounding good in 2017

[@Zeberusbaal]

fuck fuck fuck... how many years.. cant remember.. BUT still some kind of crazy

[@petealien9499]

FAMILLY PROTECT AND RESPECT OLD SCHOOL BACK BOY

[@Richard_Straker]

2023

[@Richard_Straker]

Absolute tune. Thanks so much for the upload.

[@thistacoisbomb27]

seariously this tune is killer!!! if u used only the breakdowns...my god...this song would be eternal in anyones set

[@cit2braine]

1995 with email & website...on the forefront!

[@Richard_Straker]

I was thinking the same!

[@SB-xl5pw]

Oh la la, la la, la

[@ians691]

Anyone know where the vocals are sampled from?

[@dnegermany]

Hye Ian, I'm on the same research as you. I just know that Hideki Naganuma sampled the vocals in the Soundtrack "Hover" of the game "Hover". (rel. 05/31/2017). Does anybody got the answer if it's from a full song with vocals in it or only a often used solo vocal-track?

[@Hex_Hub_Plus]

@@dnegermany I'm trying to figure out the same thing

[@lincolnshirepoacher8651]

Late but they're from a sample CD called Sample City II by Profile Records. Someone was kind enough to upload it to comfybox.

[@ians691]

@@lincolnshirepoacher8651 Great, thanks for the info!

[@GearsofWin1]

canblaster too...

[@reyeidemo749]

They botched up the samples listen deeply 2:24

[@Core2lee91]

I must have listened to this song 100's of times and never noticed that. I'm pretty certain this would have been sequenced on an Atari ST with Cubase 2.0 and a tiny 12" monochrome CRT, MIDI'd up to a stack of AKAI samplers and possibly a rompler or 2 for the piano and vibraphone... the fact a setup like that could produce bangers like this will always fascinate me, so the mistake can be excused ;)

[@frankreynolds445]

The real deal.