Epic-ness in the house!

For those of you like me who used to adore Where Love Lies, but then started to dislike it as it became so overplayed that it became tedious and that was before the Jon Lewis advert.

Well fear not, if you felt that way grab a piece of this.

It is exquisite and gives Where Loves Life new life, a completely different feel and yet keeps all the superb bits, speeds them up a little at times from a beautiful slow build up but just creates a feel that I haven't felt for this track since it's hey day when it was first released back in 1990.

Quite simply one of the finest reworkings in house history - yes that epic.

Pure class from 1996, still sounding amazing 30 years on.

Andrew Pearce Vs The Reese Project - Where Love Lives 

(The Serial Diva Remix)

Extend a helping hand to one another!

A great piece of old skool techno from 1991.

Not the type of track which Inner City are more renown for.

This is Kevin Saunderson in his techno vibe where he usually released tracks under his Reese alter ego.

The bassline in this track is massive and the fact it still sounds monstrous today is testament to it's class. 

We have so little time to show that we are brothers. 

We have so little time to prove that we are friends.

Inner City - Unity 

(Reese North Of Watford Mix)

God bless the world!

Inner City were one of the few dance groups who  made high quality tracks on a consistent basis.

The genius of Kevin Saunderson and the fantastic vocals of Paris Grey were a combination only matched by the likes of M-People.

Here's another great track from Inner City.

Not there best known, but still top notch.

Inner City - Praise 

(Reese Re-Spiritual Mix)

Another rock to the beat!!

Now you'll never beat the Reese classic version of this track (Mike Hitman Wilson remix), which is one of my fave tracks and a true house music bona fide classic (previously posted on the PCC blog), but this nonetheless is an excellent reworking.
I love the audience participation vibe which creates a great atmosphere.
All in all a great working of a house classic, but the Reese version will never be topped.
Enjoy!!

Oxy - Rock To The Beat
(Audience Vocal Mix)

Rock to the beat, said rock to the beat!

Coming at you with another huge house classic.
This track has always been huge and still sounds fantastic today despite it being 21 years old.
Reese was another alter ego for the great Kevin Saunderson (House music legend and later of Inner City fame).
The track is simply a timeless classic.
The Hitman mix is always the one that does it for me.
Come on " Rock to the beat, said rock to the beat"
A true PCC!!
Enjoy!!

Reese - Rock To The Beat
(Hitman Mix)