I bought a cassette at Exodus Records in Montebello Ca around 92. It was “House Music Vol.1” This was the first track . For me it’s always signaled the beginning of house music. Murk forever!
@@CarlosGunX No way! Nice one. Back in the day we used to go to a dingy basement club in Covent Garden, London, called The Gardening Club 1992-3 where they had a night called Feel Real, playing all the new Murk stuff like this and it blew our minds. Deep. Thanks again for the insight (I have a small studio and have been making electronic music since then and to this day, so appreciate the old school studio gear.
The pressing on this was so dirty and filthy. It makes me wonder if they took lessons from Trax records in Chicago and dumped some trash, roadkill and body parts into the melting vat. The bass was so scummy it would melt your speakers. Delicious.
Yeah, that didn’t happen (unless you’re not being serious). Trax were known for making bad pressings, but that just because they were bad pressings. Vinyl production is such an artisanal process, with so many points of error or failure, that they clearly failed on one of them. There are low quality vinyl examples everywhere, and it’s mainly because they used, well, low quality vinyl for one thing, or experienced an error at some other stage of the process - possibly worn metal master discs. The idea that they would deliberately contaminate the vinyl with anything whatsoever is ludicrous, as contamination would be something they would avoid at all costs, not encourage. No mastering engineer or vinyl producer ever wants 'scummy' bass. They want high quality bass produced at the best fidelity possible. What you're basically talking about is distortion, which is only desirable in the production process (i.e: making the music), not the mastering or vinyl pressing phase.
Thanx to everyone that Treid to find that track for me but after some severe perseverance I found it Arnold Jarvis got to have your love 1991 club mix have a listen and see what u think 👍
To all the house music enthusiasts out their there's a song that's been driving me mad for the past 20 years and I cannot find it anywhere I think it's around the late 80s early 90s the lyrics go U HAVE MY LOVE BABY BE YOURSELF ILL SHARE IT WITH NO ONE ELSE ILL MAKE U FEEL SO GOOD INSIDE YOU CAN ALWAYS COUNT ON ME AND THE SPARKLE IN YOUR EYES TELL ME THAT U AND I SHOULD BE TOGETHER AND LOVE FOREVER IN TOTAL ECSTASY then it go's into a blinding piano rift there's got to be someone out there that nos this track plz help
+Matty Phillip Ali i don't know that track, but i sympatize with you, i hope you'll find it, now i ask it too, do someone knows this track? peace up every1
This is the first song I heard walking in to Sweet Sundays in Melrose. Best time of my life. House music forever.
I bought a cassette at Exodus Records in Montebello Ca around 92. It was “House Music Vol.1” This was the first track . For me it’s always signaled the beginning of house music. Murk forever!
Montebello 🤘🏽
Got mine Vinyl Yuri Record city South Gate
Timeless... Murk were untouchable in the early 90's
Hands down the best House track committed to vinyl... Mix in Kerri Chandlers Atmosphere and you will jizz your knickers...
For the audio engineers out there:
HN Studio, Hialeah, FL
Multitrack : Sony/MCI JH 24, Ampex 456 , 15ips, 320 nWbs .
Trident 24 desk.
Sony 2500 dat
Outboard:. Lexicon 480L, Pcm70, Pcm 42. Pcm. 41, DBX 166, Sony D7, R7 F7.M7 Roland SRV 3300, Focusrite Red2, Red3 215, 130. GML 8200, Klark Teknik multi compressors. Kepex gates, Smart SSL bus compressor serial #55, Hofex Spectral Exciter II.
Cheers, C. S.
Cool! Where did you get that info? Interesting stuff.
@@vooveks I'm was the session engineer.
@@CarlosGunX No way! Nice one. Back in the day we used to go to a dingy basement club in Covent Garden, London, called The Gardening Club 1992-3 where they had a night called Feel Real, playing all the new Murk stuff like this and it blew our minds. Deep. Thanks again for the insight (I have a small studio and have been making electronic music since then and to this day, so appreciate the old school studio gear.
@@vooveks I still own and use the out board gear listed, but of course, with Protools work station instead of the analog multitrack and desk.
@@CarlosGunX What else did you work on? Any recent stuff too? I'm really interested!
Brutal classic!!! 😉👍👍
Timeless!!!! Fantastic groove!
Amazingly raw and deep. I don't know another tune like it tbh
MIami Deep house...still never beaten...keep trying!!!
Murk made some all time classics but this will always be my favourite. Thanks for the up 😎
My shit early 90's Riverside CA.
Great tune! Space, Punta del Este 1992
Ralph Falcon FALCON PUNCH !!!!!
MRMYX
MYL
murk sound!!!! Age of comunication!!!! the best
Classic stuff here. Mixes in very good with the Voodoo Ray track
Nice tip
Cilindretti, traccia esclusivamente da after
Its #throwbackthursday with a super house classic!!
Awesome I like the vibe
In Memory Of Celina G classic deep house!
Awesome bro!!
100% HOUSE 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Fantastic
Incredible Murk!!!Great!!!
The pressing on this was so dirty and filthy. It makes me wonder if they took lessons from Trax records in Chicago and dumped some trash, roadkill and body parts into the melting vat.
The bass was so scummy it would melt your speakers. Delicious.
Ha Ha ha - Scummy bass! Love it :)
Yeah, that didn’t happen (unless you’re not being serious). Trax were known for making bad pressings, but that just because they were bad pressings. Vinyl production is such an artisanal process, with so many points of error or failure, that they clearly failed on one of them. There are low quality vinyl examples everywhere, and it’s mainly because they used, well, low quality vinyl for one thing, or experienced an error at some other stage of the process - possibly worn metal master discs. The idea that they would deliberately contaminate the vinyl with anything whatsoever is ludicrous, as contamination would be something they would avoid at all costs, not encourage. No mastering engineer or vinyl producer ever wants 'scummy' bass. They want high quality bass produced at the best fidelity possible. What you're basically talking about is distortion, which is only desirable in the production process (i.e: making the music), not the mastering or vinyl pressing phase.
Always try to do something different.......this track still sounds fresh and new due to Ralph’s house experiment......
I had to do this track again wow the memories!
***** late night hotness 🔥🔥
William Pina thanx! 😎 man
This is a pure thrill pill 💊💊💊
The real Murk
Dedicated to my love Vito 💞
Thanx to everyone that Treid to find that track for me but after some severe perseverance I found it Arnold Jarvis got to have your love 1991 club mix have a listen and see what u think 👍
To all the house music enthusiasts out their there's a song that's been driving me mad for the past 20 years and I cannot find it anywhere I think it's around the late 80s early 90s the lyrics go U HAVE MY LOVE BABY BE YOURSELF ILL SHARE IT WITH NO ONE ELSE ILL MAKE U FEEL SO GOOD INSIDE YOU CAN ALWAYS COUNT ON ME AND THE SPARKLE IN YOUR EYES TELL ME THAT U AND I SHOULD BE TOGETHER AND LOVE FOREVER IN TOTAL ECSTASY then it go's into a blinding piano rift there's got to be someone out there that nos this track plz help
+Matty Phillip Ali i don't know that track, but i sympatize with you, i hope you'll find it, now i ask it too, do someone knows this track? peace up every1
hi mate - it's not Patti Day - Right Before My Eyes is it?? ua-cam.com/video/NkF-u6AIKmI/v-deo.html
I thought of this one: ua-cam.com/video/WZvFUyTdFFc/v-deo.html
(Blaze Feat. Sajeda*- Fantasy)... similar lyrics (kind of ;)
Grand.....
N 1
Bliss.
Open house
dope
I agree with you reefindustries. Ralph Falcon is dope
see also the "2009 remix"