and who the hell is this...

[Biskit]

... any help appreciated peeps :)

[djpepsi]

nice nice, cant remember name tho :/ would like to know myself ..

[markatspace]

Not much help but I am Pretty sure I have heard Sasha play this around 1994

[bert4243]

Hi mate,

I've been after this too and i bet you've heard it from the same tape i have, Back In Time Vol 1 by Mike Stewart?

[ArdcorE]

erm sorry m8 i have this tune and i cant remember what the el it is:fekked:

[pluto]

it's not a mix of oxy - rock to the beat is it?
can't find my copy

[Biskit]

Cheerz peeps :)

If you find out what the tune is, can you PM me it, before you go public :thumbsup:

[pluto]

no probs.....
i think etiquette is a thing of the past with some peeps:@
;)

[Biskit]

bump

[C14ru5]

I'm not very much into New Beat, but it's obviously some version (http://www.discogs.com/search?type=releases&q=%22rock+to+the+beat%22&btn=Search) of "Rock To The Beat" (Sorry for pointing out the obvious for you old-timers)

The track uses speech synthesis from Software Automatic Mouth for C64. If we assume that this trend began with U96 - Das Boot in 1991, we can hopefully eliminate earlier releases. (Interestingly however, Reese - Rock To The Beat (http://www.discogs.com/Reese-Rock-To-The-Beat/master/1328) uses a speech synthesis in a whisper-like voice, but I think we can ignore that. Or maybe not?) Anyway, the drum loop sounds a bit like it could be from 1993 or 94, if you ask me.

I've heard that exact "hear we go!" used as a sample somewhere else. Right now I want to guess something by DJ Seduction, but I really can't remember that well. But if that crowd noise during "somebody scream!" is a sample, the clip is probably from around 1994 (following the trend of Ultra-Sonic / Scooter).

I doubt that it's a mix of Oxy - Rock To The Beat, since the strings there sound quite different.