The same Jenna who sang on "Heart Of Gold"? Brilliant, I love her voice. Not forgetting Force & Styles of course, who released some amazing tracks. First time hearing this and I love it, but "Heart Of Gold" is still my favourite. This comes a close second though.
@@Autumn_DazeAgreed💯. I also love HofG. This tune, 'Follow Me' with Jenna + F&S as well as 'Shining Down' Slipmatt remix are among my faves. Jenna has the most purest, emotive and natural vocal on every tune. ✨🙌✨🙌✨🙌✨🙌✨🙌✨
I first heard this at a Tazmania event in Hastings Pier in 1996- Slipmatt played a version with his name ' Slipmatt is United in dance' version. Good times
1st heard this at an after party 20+ years ago & have loved happy hardcore ever since.occasionally go to events with my daughter too who has inherited the raver gene & all the old Skool dj’s are still around too,timeless banger ❤️😊
yeh i have pitched all these tracks up when i ripped all these tracks they were intended for MY personal use and so i pitched them at the speed i wanted them it was only after i had ripped them all from the vinyls that i decided to do a flood on here their is a easy answer though,if you dont like wot i have posted then fook off elsewhere lol or you could even go buy the track yourself and listen to it at wotever speed you want ;)
@paulskinner12345 Most of the top dj's at the time had their own bespoke version coutesy of F&S, eg 'Hixxy is united in Dance' at the start instead of 'we're United in Dance'...
United Dance September 1996. The weekend after labour day 1996. That was my first real Toronto party...Slipmatt dropped a wicked set that night and Comfort Zone was off the hook for the after party Sunday morning and went all day long. Best party I ever went too. My buddy and me burned Niagara's finest all night long...people would come up and ask for some and back in those days, everybody knew Niagara had the headbabger boogie...everyone all night came up to us wanting some and wondering if we were from Niagara...we always had the cream the stickiness of the icky...and always travelled in the largest groups. N.E.C. In the mother fucking house
lol no probs but every one thinks happy hard core is to fast, the trouble is for mix albums to sell in the high street and widden the market all compilation cds and tapes are slowed down sorry but after bonkers 3 this becomes more clear
Still gutted that I drove off from my mates house with my united dance records on the roof of the car, ended up falling off somewhere on the M180 I suppose. Fair enough
