Metalheads - Knowledge Quality 1992 Hardcore track from Goldie off the same release as the 'Terminator' track and the already uploaded on this channel 'Kemistry' track.
@the2ndcoming135 What a strange comment! Techno is still going strong! Rave in the guise of Jungle and DnB is still going strong! This whole E.P. *was* ahead of its time. If you were raving in '92, you'd know. If not, take a listen to a lot of '92 rave tracks. There wasn't much on this level!
This is probably the most underrated track on the EP. When I first heard this being played at Music Power records it nearly blew my head off. This is the first track I'd heard from the EP long before Terminator itself. And I always much preferred it to be honest. Harking back to a much darker, more techy hardcore, in yer face past rather than a jungle drum n bass future. Much, much darker. But every track on this release is a winner for completely different reasons. This one just brings back more vivid memories for me :)
Synthetic hardcore pornography,original vinyl ,then terminator,e.p, this tune is the ruffest, no one ever plays it,maybe because, it's a pain in the arse to mix, fuck it,from the very edge it deserves,it's easier to mix out
@@mpf_agundipsht3619Prodigy brought out the original mix of Everybody In The Place in Feb 1991 (on the What Evil Lurks EP). Terminator was made in 92. So Prodigy were much earlier, but yeah this EP broke ground and was one of the main ones that lay the template for how hardcore would evolve into Jungle
Exactly mate!! I've always listened to this *way* more than Terminator (which got all the plaudits)! Immense track, so many layers and sections. The whole E.P. blew my head off 31 years ago. Damn.....can't believe I'm middle-aged now!
Not strictly a Metalheadz release (the first was V.I.P Drumz, which I'm proud to own), but this E.P. was the blueprint for the 'headz sound. I've been to all the Metalheadz 30th birthday London gigs.....going to the London finale at Camden Palace (it's not Koko to me, lol) on 18 Oct' 2024. If Goldie played this....I'd honestly lose my shit! Better than Terminator! Doubt it will get played, but you never know!
still remenber the first and the only time I was in London .recorded on a lots of tapes the 88.2 pirate radio station...now I have about 1800 hardcore records ....and 52 years old ...
So you must be 55 now! Were you raving in '88? I wish I was. I didn't start until '92! 46 now and have around 850 vinyl all bought BITD from '88 (when I was 10/11) to 2000. I last bought some in the 2nd COVID lockdown (a few bits of mid 2000's DnB off a mate, and some brand new stuff), but vinyl is so expensive now and I don't really have the money or space! I did twist my wife to get me a Lucky Spin repress at Christmas. £25 bloody quid including postage!! Anyway, always wicked to see older headz who still got a passion for it!
Exactly...sorely overlooked cos of Terminator, this is way better though. Badbwoy riddim this! Need a time machine to go back just for 1 mad 90's weekend!
Good tune. But terminator was a game changer. I won't hear different. Remember first hearing it at orange at the astoria. Thinking wow this sounds so different. No wonder we needed whizz along with our pills.just to keep up.
I know you know your tunes mate (I've seen your comments over the years on YT, and we probably went a lot of the same raves, I used to go Astoria too for one, lol), and don't get me wrong, I love Terminator. I got this E.P. as soon as it was on the shelves at Blackmarket....but over the years, I've come to *much* prefer this track. Same timestretches as Terminator, but musically, this is epic. There are so many different sections. Menace (on the Rufige Kru E.P. is the one though!) Anyway, big up mate, I know you're an original 90's head!
Compared to Terminator or Kemistry, or maybe even Sinister, it might feel like no-one played it, but it got played on pirate & in AWOL. It's a great and worthy track but overshadowed by Terminator, which it shared a few samples with and, frankly, Terminator just worked better.
You two are lucky, man! I only ever heard this in my bedroom, or at parties that me and my friends were DJing at. Never out at a rave. I heard the 3 other tracks out plenty of times! And this is actually my favourite track off this E.P......then Kemistry a close second. Especially the dubplate version of Kemistry Grooverider used to drop. Memories!
Goldie was so ahead of his time. How on earth is this 30 years old?! Absolutely mind blowing stuff, twists your brain around all sorts of places.
We came a long way from techno and rave music.
@the2ndcoming135
What a strange comment!
Techno is still going strong! Rave in the guise of Jungle and DnB is still going strong!
This whole E.P. *was* ahead of its time.
If you were raving in '92, you'd know. If not, take a listen to a lot of '92 rave tracks. There wasn't much on this level!
Such an amazing riddim. 31 years old now and still sounding fresh! One of my prized vinyls from way back when!
This is probably the most underrated track on the EP. When I first heard this being played at Music Power records it nearly blew my head off. This is the first track I'd heard from the EP long before Terminator itself. And I always much preferred it to be honest. Harking back to a much darker, more techy hardcore, in yer face past rather than a jungle drum n bass future. Much, much darker. But every track on this release is a winner for completely different reasons. This one just brings back more vivid memories for me :)
what e.p is this on please mate?
+scootdog mcginty Hi there. It's on the same release as Terminator www.discogs.com/Metal-Heads-Terminator/master/69042
+tnt90s thank you so much mate
+scootdog mcginty You're welcome mate :)
Synthetic hardcore pornography,original vinyl ,then terminator,e.p, this tune is the ruffest, no one ever plays it,maybe because, it's a pain in the arse to mix, fuck it,from the very edge it deserves,it's easier to mix out
Brings back happy memories,this is as fresh today as it was back in the day,goldie man this is sick
Still remember the 1st Universe rave, outside Bath and hearing Goldie dropping this. Legendary tune! Rob Playford & Goldie, maximum respect!
highly underrated track.. love it
This ep changed everything. Within a month 90% of UK hardcore was trying to sound like this.
And prodigy was born
@@mpf_agundipsht3619Prodigy brought out the original mix of Everybody In The Place in Feb 1991 (on the What Evil Lurks EP). Terminator was made in 92. So Prodigy were much earlier, but yeah this EP broke ground and was one of the main ones that lay the template for how hardcore would evolve into Jungle
Terminator got all the love, but this track is genius. I've got the EP on vinyl in the basement
Exactly mate!!
I've always listened to this *way* more than Terminator (which got all the plaudits)!
Immense track, so many layers and sections.
The whole E.P. blew my head off 31 years ago. Damn.....can't believe I'm middle-aged now!
and this is the way..................we rock the house!
Run DMC!!
we rock the house!
Not strictly a Metalheadz release (the first was V.I.P Drumz, which I'm proud to own), but this E.P. was the blueprint for the 'headz sound.
I've been to all the Metalheadz 30th birthday London gigs.....going to the London finale at Camden Palace (it's not Koko to me, lol) on 18 Oct' 2024.
If Goldie played this....I'd honestly lose my shit! Better than Terminator!
Doubt it will get played, but you never know!
It's the best track from this EP. I found it today in my collection. Forgot that I once bought it long time ago :-)
And this is the way....we rock the house.
Goldie giving a shout to his B-boy roots!
Excellent tune!,never heard this one before,sweet upload!
Wicked tune!!! 2018 still listening and raving to break and beats
Excellent production
still remenber the first and the only time I was in London .recorded on a lots of tapes the 88.2 pirate radio station...now I have about 1800 hardcore records ....and 52 years old ...
Yo you should hit up Pirate Radio Archives, you probably have some stuff they don't :)
So you must be 55 now! Were you raving in '88? I wish I was.
I didn't start until '92!
46 now and have around 850 vinyl all bought BITD from '88 (when I was 10/11) to 2000. I last bought some in the 2nd COVID lockdown (a few bits of mid 2000's DnB off a mate, and some brand new stuff), but vinyl is so expensive now and I don't really have the money or space!
I did twist my wife to get me a Lucky Spin repress at Christmas. £25 bloody quid including postage!!
Anyway, always wicked to see older headz who still got a passion for it!
That buzz...🖤
never knew this existed....loads of samples from other tunes....
Hands down better than terminator, this and the original sinister absolute bangers
Exactly...sorely overlooked cos of Terminator, this is way better though. Badbwoy riddim this! Need a time machine to go back just for 1 mad 90's weekend!
Good tune. But terminator was a game changer. I won't hear different. Remember first hearing it at orange at the astoria. Thinking wow this sounds so different. No wonder we needed whizz along with our pills.just to keep up.
I know you know your tunes mate (I've seen your comments over the years on YT, and we probably went a lot of the same raves, I used to go Astoria too for one, lol), and don't get me wrong, I love Terminator.
I got this E.P. as soon as it was on the shelves at Blackmarket....but over the years, I've come to *much* prefer this track. Same timestretches as Terminator, but musically, this is epic. There are so many different sections.
Menace (on the Rufige Kru E.P. is the one though!)
Anyway, big up mate, I know you're an original 90's head!
It is just new fashion
Goldie produced a mediocre b side on the tearout dillingja remix
"new fashion" hahaha
This existed before we us.
killer riddim
Where Ed ya found dis
irfan rainy
Mda(sic) af
No one played this
Mickey Finn. Psychosis Timeslip 17th October 1992 🤣👊🏼
Compared to Terminator or Kemistry, or maybe even Sinister, it might feel like no-one played it, but it got played on pirate & in AWOL. It's a great and worthy track but overshadowed by Terminator, which it shared a few samples with and, frankly, Terminator just worked better.
You two are lucky, man! I only ever heard this in my bedroom, or at parties that me and my friends were DJing at. Never out at a rave. I heard the 3 other tracks out plenty of times! And this is actually my favourite track off this E.P......then Kemistry a close second. Especially the dubplate version of Kemistry Grooverider used to drop. Memories!
You are now about to witness 🔜 💋