Shades Of Rhythm - Extacy Edition

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In 1989, during the ‘second summer of love’, raving in fields to the repetitive beats of acid house became, for many British youths, the weekend pastime of choice. By the following year most of the illegal raves had been stamped out, replaced by a growing number of commercial parties, and it was in this more controlled environment that hardcore – a bastardised collision of acid house styles – came into being. As a genre it covers a lot of ground: the frosty bleep sound of early Warp releases, Shut Up and Dance’s hip-house and ragga hybrid, the spare breakbeat rhythms that would soon accelerate into drum‘n’bass, and stark post-industrial techno from Germany and the Low Countries.

Filename Z:\home\anunnaki\_store\#seeds\EAC rips\Shades Of Rhythm - The Album (1991) [FLAC]\08 - Armageddon.wav Filename Z:\home\anunnaki\_store\#seeds\EAC rips\Shades Of Rhythm - The Album (1991) [FLAC]\02 - Sweet Sensation.wav Filename Z:\home\anunnaki\_store\#seeds\EAC rips\Shades Of Rhythm - The Album (1991) [FLAC]\09 - Exorcist.wav Shades of Rhythm are an English electronic dance music group most active from the late 1980s to the mid-1990s, still performing live today and hailing from Peterborough in 1988. They are best known for being a part of the early '90s rave scene.Find sources: "Shades of Rhythm"– news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR ( June 2010) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Filename Z:\home\anunnaki\_store\#seeds\EAC rips\Shades Of Rhythm - The Album (1991) [FLAC]\05 - Lonely Days, Lonely Nights.wav

Filename Z:\home\anunnaki\_store\#seeds\EAC rips\Shades Of Rhythm - The Album (1991) [FLAC]\04 - Everybody.wav Filename Z:\home\anunnaki\_store\#seeds\EAC rips\Shades Of Rhythm - The Album (1991) [FLAC]\06 - Sound of Eden.wav Filename Z:\home\anunnaki\_store\#seeds\EAC rips\Shades Of Rhythm - The Album (1991) [FLAC]\07 - Lies.wav Shades of Rhythm were signed to ZTT Records. Their debut single release was "Homicide"/"Exorcist" in January 1991. This was followed in April by "Sweet Sensation" (which sampled Patti LaBelle's "Something Special (Is Gonna Happen Tonight)" from her 1986 album Winner in You), and then "The Sound of Eden" which was a #35 UK Singles Chart hit in August that same year. The next release was "Extacy" which peaked at #16 in December 1991. [1] Their debut album Shades (ZTT 11, later reissued as The Album) sold over 50,000 copies, and they remixed " Set You Free" by N-Trance. All these recordings were supported by live appearances at raves, such as Technodrome and Fantazia. Filename Z:\home\anunnaki\_store\#seeds\EAC rips\Shades Of Rhythm - The Album (1991) [FLAC]\01 - Extacy.wavShades of Rhythm also regularly appeared on some of the dance compilation albums of the day, such as Deep Heat, Total Science, Cream Live, Hard Fax, Essential Hardcore and ZTT's own Zance. "The Sound of Eden" has also been covered by two different British dance acts, Casino in 1997 and Another Chance in 2007 - the latter titled "Everytime I See Her (Sound Of Eden)".