As a record collector, I’ve occasionally run into situations where I hear a track and try to get an ID for it, only to find out it’s on a record I already own. I usually take this as a sign that I’m spending too much time searching for records to buy, and not enough time enjoying the records I already own. Case in point: this rad single on ULR. I posted a “track ID request” last week on all sorts of boards (and here) trying to track this down…. when I finally got an answer, it turned out to be on a single I had already bought a year and a half ago. On the plus side, the EP it’s on is cheap and easy to find, pretty much the definition of “obscure overlooked stuff”. Audio is a little distorted since I was having a good time blasting this while recording it, if you want a crystal clear copy I suggest ponying up the whopping 3 needed to own this bad boy 
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Tags: 1993, first prodject, ulr
that’s one of the most ravey logos ever
it kills me because I have a couple of merch sheets from that label w/ that logo on EVERYTHING, if I could only take a time machine back 16 years to when it was valid.
Holy crap, this is an awesome tune. Is this the same Tim Taylor as the one doing the Missile acid stuff and the Pump Panel?! That used to be my favorite acid techno producer!
Great stuff man!
Yup, the same Tim Taylor.
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