many of micks releases were samey and as someone said make u feel sad and happy at the same time or make u feel not much at all staccato beats etc.........the madheads mix of this is excellent to be played at this speed or 45- (preferably) as spun by the mark eg somewhere in the mid-late 90s pure class the faster this madhead mix is played the better it sounds then we are hit with the big melody in the middle scrape urself of the ceiling time

m zone!!

I'll sort you a rip bobby soon as it arrives ;) neil hto90's

b.y.o classic from an excellent dj. one of those tunes that makes you feel happy and sad at the same time. the warehouse mix is the track on old dizstruxshon/warehouse/uprising tapes where the melody goes higher and higher and higher.

This was the first release by M-Zone on his new label. Ive had two copies of this, and ive only ever seen it on white label, but i believe that there was a full release of this track. To me this is "Typical" M-Zone as he was at this point in his career. The opening track Mist U More (And the B-Side remix) have the rolling drumbeats and Pads that were so present in his work at this time, and yet the track maintains a somewhat Minimal feel, something that would become more apparent in M-Zones releases over the next year. The other track on this release "Walls of Jericho", is in much the same vein as the A Side, but much darker. A minimal, hard and pounding trancer with an almost sinister edge to it..... This is one of my favourite M-Zone tracks and although its not the most accessable, its one i like to use from time to time. If you havent heard this tune, i would say that it is mainly one for an M-Zone or UK44 Fan, as there are not many people i know who are as keen as i am on it. Definately worth a listen if nothing else though.