Listening to Woy is a endless experience of joy and wonder. There are layers that come and disappear, no matter how many times you think that you finally found a path all the way through Of course, being a Harthouse release, there's also a lot of tracks sounding as they were supposed to in the 90's - trying to follow up on how it sounds when machines party wild, and worth listening to once in a while. But the gem on this record is Woy. I get lost in the quiet way it contains one of the most moving beats I know. Just lovely

This is one of my favourite recordings, but this pressing is terrible. The levels are really low, so the surface noise is often as loud as the music, which is a shame since the sounds are very nuanced and the ambience is very crucial. The tempos are weird on this album though, and the vinyl version is good because some tracks need to be sped up to 45RPM for dancefloor use.

I'm curious as to what tracks you use for dancefloors, mind telling me?