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Dream Frequency Breakbeat Hardcore House 1992 Italy
  • Performer: Dream Frequency
  • Title: Take Me
  • Size FLAC ver: 1768 mb
  • Country: Italy
  • Released: 1992
  • Style: Breakbeat, Hardcore, House
  • Other formats: AHX MOD MPC MMF AUD DXD VQF
  • Genre: Electronic
  • Rating: 4.9 of 5
Dream Frequency Featuring Debbie Sharp - Take Me FLAC download
Dream Frequency Featuring Debbie Sharp - Take Me FLAC download

Tracklist Hide Credits

Southside
A Take Me (The Prodigy Mix)
Producer [Additional], Remix – The Prodigy
 6:32
Northside
AA1 Take Me (Anthem Mix) 4:24
AA2 Moog Addiction 4:12

Companies, etc.

  • Pressed By – Damont
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – City Beat
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Beggars Banquet
  • Copyright (c) – City Beat
  • Copyright (c) – Beggars Banquet
  • Distributed By – Warner Music UK Ltd.

Credits

  • Arranged By, Mixed By, Producer, Written-By – Ian Bland
  • Artwork [Sleeve By] – Unknown Partnership
  • Management [For Dream Productions] – Karen
  • Mastered By – Andy*
  • Photography By [Back] – Leah Riches
  • Photography By [Front] – Martin Bond
  • Vocals – Debbie Sharp

Notes

Written, produced, mixed & arranged for Dream Productions.
℗ & © CityBeat Records/Beggars Banquet 1992.
Made in England.
Distributed By Warner Music UK.

Track B2 samples vocal from Zhana - 'Sanctuary Of Love'.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 5 012093 426860 >
  • Barcode (Scanned): 5012093426860
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout hand etched, side A): CBE 1268 A1 SOUTH SIDE 2 DAMONT E ANDY '92
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout hand etched, side AA): CBE 1268 AA1 NORTH SIDE DAMONT

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
BB 2035 MX Dream Frequency Take Me ‎(12") Bull & Butcher Recordings BB 2035 MX Italy 1992
Torso 12220 Dream Frequency Take Me ‎(12", Single) Torso Dance Torso 12220 Netherlands 1992
NM573MA Dream Frequency Take Me ‎(12") Max Music NM573MA Spain 1992
CBE 1268 Dream Frequency Featuring Debbie Sharp Dream Frequency Featuring Debbie Sharp - Take Me ‎(12", Com) City Beat CBE 1268 UK 1992
X 14390 MX 80973 Dream Frequency Take Me ‎(12") Liberation Records X 14390 MX 80973 Australia 1992



Comments (6)

Rare
Its a song to really move your ass too. Those of us who remember early 90s can appreciate a great song like this...
Ballazan
Moog Addiction is the real killer here. Prodigy mix has gotta be one of their weakest tracks from back in the day. It's quite clunky and dated, the Anthem Mix is much better imo. However I went to an oldskool rave recently and the younger crowd really didn't go for the Anthem Mix, although the older folks (ie. those who "were there" in '92) loved it. The piano and vocal are very uplifting but I don't think it has aged too well. Anyway, back to Moog Addiction -- what a whopper of a tune with great samples (that vocoded "Energize" is a personal favourite) and solid structure. Powerful stuff!!!
Grari
The Anthem Mix Pisses All Over The Prodigy Mix..Prodigy Were Ok But They Weren't As Hardcore As Some!!
Fhois
TOTAL CLASSIC,THIS TUNE GOT ME INTO DANCE MUSIC IN THE EARLY 90'SHIGH ENERGY VOCAL AND A PIANO MELODY TO DIE FOR WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASK FORSTONKER OF A TUNE, BRING BACK THE 90'S HaPpY dAyS
DART-SKRIMER
This was yet another hell raiser with the Prodigy providing a killer remix, although it was not the first effort from them that got huge dance floor success. Their very first release in Feb 1991 contained the all time classic "Android" which was curiously a B side track, and massively popular everywhere it was played, and has since been reissued and illegally repressed at least twice due to high demand. Then in August 1991 Charly was released, which had another B side belter of a track in "Your Love". There was of course other popular releases from them around this time(Everybody In The Place), but by the time this remix of "Take Me" came around and blew everyone away, they had pulled off a trifecta of ground-breaking classics which defined their style and formed the basis for their runaway success in years to come.
Kefym
Classic track. One of the major rave anthems for 1992, and most likely the tune that established The Prodigy in the arena because of their wicked remix.

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