X-Cabs - Neuro album download

An example of a good "UK" CD! missing that stupid UK Chart ruling! producers can often make 8 to 80 mixes/cuts of just one track in the studio before they decide what to release commercially! or what format will get them! not to mention other remixers.but more often than not in the UK we got the best mix (either chopped/hacked/edited or faded) and probably 2 naff mixes (but full length!) although the Vinyl B sides got some rare archivable mixes.....this explains it perfectly and exactly why I moved to buying Imports back on the late 90's."As a result of the 1998 UK Chart Supervisory Committee ruling on chart eligible singles containing no more than 20 minutes of material, many of the U.K.'s dance music singles contained edited / faded mixes. This increased demand for imported European & American CD maxi singles in the UK, especially amongst DJs who required full-length tracks.In the UK, having watched sales of CDs drop since the previous rule change, and amid allegations that the consumer no longer felt that UK-issued singles were good value for money, the Chart Supervisory Committee once again changed the rules governing the formats of singles released in the UK. From early 2003, a format described as a "Maxi-CD" was reintroduced, alongside a new two-track CD single with a lower retail price. The current rules in the U.K. allow for up to 40 minutes of audio tracks on a Maxi-CD, as long as all tracks are remixes of the title track. In practice, however, many of the U.K.'s Maxi-CDs still contain only three mixes and come nowhere near the maximal allowable playing time. However, releases on dance labels (such as EMI's Positiva) are nearly always Maxi-CDs in the true sense, with more than three mixes."Manufacture a CD that can hold 74/80 mins of music data but only allow 20 minutes of music on it ...or better still lets release 2 CDs and waste double the plastic...unbelievable! a silly move and rule that annoyed the hell out of me and my brother back in the day.. I moved to CD imports and he trashed the UK ones and moved to vinyl ????

This was the absolute _peak_ of that time for me. It stood out as the track that everyone in the scene was trying to make. Absolute fucking GOLD

In total (across all releases) this record sold 35,000 copies.

THE SHIT TEST !! For me the X-cabs remix is one of the best tunes of all time ! Want an electronic psychedelic experience listen to that fucking dirty 303 break and the unforgettable electric power synthesiser that culminates in ecstatic glory! LISTEN!!!The Secret Knowiedge workout is an also an unforgettable powerful acid trance journey !!!Where do DJ's still play this shit !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I just used the Secret Knowledge Remix in a recent mix of mine ("Prepare to Burn"). It was up on SoundCloud for awhile, but not anymore (as I don't have a Pro account).Also, you're totally right that the X-Cabs Remix is an acid-trance blaster! What a tune, indeed. Layered 303s twisting your mind into oblivion. Genius.

I remember Chris Cowie's Neuro when it was first released all those years ago. Never had I seen a dance floor blow up as much as when this track was played and only about two songs since have displayed the same amount of crowd frenzy Its not personally a song that's to my personal taste but for what it is I can definitely appreciate this a lot and coming from Chris Cowie it does show the same credibility and taste he injects in all his songs. Its definitely got a lot of credibility compared to what most of the other trance producers made at the time.

The writer credit "Rico Whices" is a pseudonym - it's an anagram of Chris Cowie who actually wrote the tune. :)