DJ Excel Just When You Thought It Was Safe *RARE**MINT*

£ 38

$ 50

£ 38 Sold For

Mar 6, 2007 Sold Date

Feb 27, 2007 Start Date

£ 10 Start price

5 Number Of Bids

Great Britain Country Of Seller

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Description

You don’t need me to tell you that this is a CLASSIC rave/hardcore/breakbeat tune from 1991. Possibly the best breakbeat/real hardcore tune ever made! This was the second release on the EDUC label out of Cwmbran, South Wales (very mysterious label). This is a white label release. Only 500-1000 were pressed in total so god knows how many white labels are around. This rarely comes up on eBay. This is your chance to own a piece of rave/hardcore history. The vinyl is in MINT condition (M) and plays PERFECTLY (Guaranteed!) and comes in a plain black sleeve. I’ve shown both sides of the 12” so you can see it’s white on both sides. Sorry for the high starting bid but this is a reluctant sale. Please ask any questions about this or any other of my items and I will be happy to answer. Read my feedback to confirm my description.

DJ Excel - Just When You Thought It Was Safe

Label:

Not On Label

Catalog#:

EDUC 2

Format:

Vinyl, 12"

Country:

Released:

1991

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Breakbeat, Hardcore

Notes:

Runout groove reads: "MAX"

"Just When You Thought It Was Safe" Heavily samples the "Jaws" film, and the B Side is 4 x minute long Loops of the Breakbeats used in the track.

Rating:

4.8/5 (16 votes) Rate It

Submitted by:

warpedscience

Tracklisting:

Just When You Thought It Was Safe

Breakbeat 1

Breakbeat 2

Breakbeat 3

Breakbeat 4

Here’s a review from Discogs:

WOW...What a tune ! You have to smile at the amount of sampling of the "75 film " Jaws " in this track , but it's perfectly ( in my opinion ) done . From the samples used , to the absolutely timeless old-skool percussion , even a pumpin' happy hardcore bassline ( alternate octave notes in 4/4 time ) which is simple , but very , very , effective . what I think makes this tune is the way it has been arranged . Most of the Jaws samples are in order with the film , and this , combined with the way the rhythm track builds ( or releases ) the tension , really is like listening to a 6-7 minute musical version of the film . The best ( and most unexpected ) part though occurs about a minute from the end . Excel releases his sample of Chief Brody's (Roy Schnider ) line " you're gonna need a bigger boat " and it all drops back in , like a meteorite , harder than ever for one last time . Most DJ's seem to omit this section from their sets . Get one if you can , and play it at +3 pitch . Only 1000 pressings were ever made , apparently .

Please see my other EDUC, PCP, The Mover, Mescalinum United & Marc Acardipane related items……..

Postage to the UK is 2.65, to Europe it’s 8.00 Euros and Worldwide it’s $12. I combine postage so you can make great savings with multiple items won.

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