Bad Influence – Never Too Much

Another top favorite, hopefully this track gets some more appreciation than the classic I posted a couple days ago. Bad Influence was a project by Pascal and Sponge who did 5 EPs under this alias, as well as several others (Johnny Jungle, The Full SP, Pascal and Sponge) before branching out and doing more tunes on their own. This is probably their biggest track under the “bad influence” name, a frantic hardcore tune with great bouncy samples and nontstop energy throughout. The remix isn’t too shabby either, released on the later “Unfair Justice” EP. Definitely check the Nosebleed EP I posted a while back for a totally different style tune by these guys.


Bad Influence – Never Too Much

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7 Responses to “Bad Influence – Never Too Much”

  1. sean mc says:

    top tune this :)

  2. Thrash says:

    Big tune this was around July ’92, hammered everywhere… Gotta’ love that Lionel RichTea sample…. :)

  3. KeepDaVinylAlive says:

    Tis a tune this! Good Post!

  4. Chris says:

    Great track although I do prefer the remix over the original. Dance For Me is another one of my favs :)

  5. dj_hans says:

    A good mid 92 mixing tune with clear samples which I think Easygroove used to play out. However, I’m more into the low-fi F.U.B.A.R ep with it’s great choppage and crazy samples.

  6. Pete says:

    I like that fubar EP, might post it at some point but is it really that choppy? Definitely a pretty grimey low fi 92 EP tho

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