Gat Decor - Passion (Of Your Passion) (12" Mix) 

What a time to be 19/21

Not many people remember snowballs... I do and they were the best😁 wish I could go back and have one more

100 % spot on 👍👏

Exactly the same The drop was in sane and the high was amazing and will never experience that rush again! 😢 This isn’t anywhere close to the mix in the 90s at the raves! 😂

Snowballs? You mean chunky doves 😊

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it really does, doesn't it?! :')

goti1963 so true! This is one of my favourite tracks too from the 90s, when I bought this track in 92 I must of played it 10 times a day

@@conrad475 WEOW!!! 😮

Kinetic- golden girls was also a real game changer

Nope, nothing now comes close. I want this era and her beautiful music back!

I agree, only they should had left it to "passion", and don't add the other longer lines.

@@Phantasia.Official hmmm??? 🤔

I was searching this version for these vocals... would you please help me to traduce the main phrase? "come into my world (...) dreams come true"

Can't argue with that.

this is one of the kind isn't it

Agree. although being a 90s clubber and a 2000 onward until 2010 clubber/raver. I got the best of both worlds. Cause i was so addicted to the generic sound I discovered great tracks like agnelli and nelson everyday. To name a few. I consider myself adaptable. I am always open to new material despite all the oldskoolers reluctance to take on new material.

possibly, i'll be 1st to say a lot of oldskool has some awful sounds in nowadys.. but many tracks still stand up over todays music and betters a lot of it. i cant name 3 house tracks i like thats not made in the 90's off the top of my head now... if i scrolled my list i'd prob find a few i liked tbh but my go to playlists with dance music is the early stuff.. it changes my emotions ore than modern music does. 88-95 was prob the best clubbing just due to the fact it was all fairly new music at the time & the whole scene was just spawning.. the vibes in most clubs was sensational... everyone was yer mate & it created what i felt was the greatest social thing ever for many millions.. phones were rare back then too, so flyers, radio or word of mouth is how you found these little gems of clubs.. that made it a bit more special.. mini adventures... friendly people, great music in most clubs, not just a few this modern digital stuff just isnt the same :) it just sped up, remixed good tracks poorly.. and the 1st digital gear sounded flat.. what happened to the sub-bass? early digital gear 'clipped' everything so musicmakers adapted to equipment.. so in my ears, the music went flat & more repetitive.. predictable. gotta admit the types of drugs used had a big influence on the early 90's scene and trouble was not common until the later 90's when e's & trips were replaced by coke & ketamine and whatever else followed .. we just used to go to dance our tits off all night.. didnt care what we looked like back then... real people, raw emotions in great atmospheres.. clubbing became a bit pretentious after 2000.. dress codes etc... like the football grounds, standing to sitting only.. or pubs to bars... it just didnt work for us oldskoolers... the freedom was squashed, tunes were flat... scene was gone... but the music lives on :)

Still does...

This tune will not ever be topped!

Amazing classic!

im tryna find that the version of this where its 0:59 played throughout ... its a techno remix of this and i want it for a set do you know the name ?

Darren Emerson had nothing to do with this tune. There is a clue in the name of it. It's a clumsy annogram of TAG Records, the best record shop in Soho at the time. Steve and his brother made this tune,

@@philhughes3030 sorry mate I stand corrected... his remix was on the flipside. Peace.

I agree with you Jennifer Jennifer. This is 💛

That's "Passion" (Do You Want It Right Now). 👍

some of the best dance tracks are without vocals... another great example is Agnelli and nelson, everyday. Not a single word is uttered in that track and it is by far one of the best trance i have ever heard.

@@dchristos1972 It has vocals and the singer is Laura Campbell