Altern 8Overload EP

Label:

Network Records – NWKT 10

Format:

Vinyl , 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP

Country:

UK

Released:

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Bleep

Tracklist

Other Side
A1 Move My Body 5:13
A2 Destiny 5:06
A3 Depth Of Sound 4:58
A4 Return To Techno City 5:29
This Side
B1 ion Devotion 5:35
B2 Reel Time Status 4:48
B3 Underground 4:47
B4 Objective 4:30

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright ℗Kool Kat
  • Copyright ©Kool Kat
  • Published ByKool Kat
  • Published ByVirgin Music

Credits

  • Mastered By [Metalworks]EW (2)
  • Producer, Written-ByAltern 8

Notes

Packaged in a silver/black generic Network sleeve with artist/title sticker.

This version's sticker does mention EP.

Subtitled: 'Can U Steal It?', 'Eight Track Extended Pleasures Of Technology'.
An Original Kool Kat Recording, conceived at Bio-Rhythm.
Kool Kat/Virgin Music.
℗ & © Kool Kat 1990.

Incidental information.
Track A1 samples vocal and noise from 2 Houss People Featuring Cynthia M - Move My Body.
Track A4 samples vocal from Cybotron - Techno City.
Track B3 samples vocal from Ruthless Villain on Eazy-E - Eazy-Duz-It.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 5 016846 230063
  • Matrix / Runout (A-side run-out): NWKT 10 A 1 | EW
  • Matrix / Runout (B-side run-out): NWKT-10-B1 | EW

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Overload EP (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP) Network Records NWKT 10 UK 1990

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Reviews

  • 8892sales's avatar
    8892sales
    Just to clarify. There aren't any tunes on this record which feature the Sequal - It's Not Too Late Dub sample which appears on Reel Time Status.
    • jondavey's avatar
      jondavey
      I went to 'who sampled who' looking for tracks that sampled the Spectrum 'Brasil' stab sample and it came up with this, but I can't find the track with said sample. Is there one ?
      • jony's avatar
        jony
        Return To Techno City is a remix of "Techno City" by Nexus 21. I stick with the Altern 8's updated version though.
        • dj_jasonb's avatar
          dj_jasonb
          Desperately needs to be made available to in this day and age. We can still hope I guess.
          • Johnmarcus's avatar
            Johnmarcus
            Lovely EP - kind of feels like a transformation from Nexus 21 too Altern 8, as it leans closer to the Detroit sound, rather than the rave sound of Altern 8. Really worth a listen and some of the tracks still sound great today.
            • jam1's avatar
              jam1
              Great ep! With it's cheeky remix of Cybotron's Techno City, to the equally body poppin' Reel Time Status! And a quality pressing too seeing as it had four tunes a side.
              • jondavey's avatar
                jondavey
                All these comments and nobody touches on the genius that is 'Move My Body' ! Shame on you guys. There's something timeless about it...that's all I'm going to say.
                • 8892sales's avatar
                  8892sales
                  Since everyone has already contributed in detail regarding this whole release, I'll be concentrating on a single track, namely, Destiny. A cross between Detroit influenced electro techno but with Belgian style new beat synth riffs. Quite unlike anything they've produced before or since under both the Nexus 21 or Altern 8 guises.
                  • randyj's avatar
                    randyj
                    This record should go for insanely more amounts of cash - a masterpiece in a specific transition of Detroit meets UK sound - a very distinct slab of wax - from the mighty Altern 8 - timeless and deep and amazingly raw and perfect - one of my favorite records of all time - big ups Altern 8
                    • djpepsi's avatar
                      djpepsi
                      Edited 20 years ago
                      Apparently these tracks were written using left over studio time, what a bonus!

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