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1Exterminate (Rush Mix)
2Exterminate (Day Of The Hardcore)

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CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
PNT 032D-M-S Exterminate ‎(12")Production HousePNT 032UK1991
PNT 032DMS Exterminate ‎(12", W/Lbl)Production HousePNT 032UK1991

Credits

  • Producer, Mixed By – Dj D-M-S, Dice
  • Written-By – D. Pereira, F. Dyce

Notes

Official DJ Copy not for resale.

Track A samples:
Piano from Rhythim Is Rhythim - Strings of Life
Vocal from Outlander - Vamp
Dalek dialogue from TV show Dr. Who

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 5 018890 120321
  • Matrix / Runout (Etchings side A): PNT-032-A PA5556 BC
  • Matrix / Runout (Etchings side AA): PNT-032-AA PA5556

Companies

  • Published By – FJR Music
  • Published By – Handle Music Ltd.
  • Pressed By – Broadcrest Ltd. – PA5556

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D-M-S - Exterminate mp3

Performer: D-M-S

Title: Exterminate

Country: UK

Release date: 1991

Label: Production House

Style: Breakbeat, Hardcore

Catalog: PNT 032

Genre: Electronic

Size MP3: 2216 mb

Rating: 4.4 / 5

Votes: 368

Record source: Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, Promo

Production House Breakbeat Hardcore 1991

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betelgeuze
No point even explaining about tracks like this to people who weren’t there - they will never get it. Classic.
betelgeuze
No point even explaining about tracks like this to people who weren’t there - they will never get it. Classic.
Nalme
I was born in 96 and I love this track
Nalme
I was born in 96 and I love this track
Bedy
This tune really hits home what the whole Hardcore/Rave scene was for me. (and many others I talk to) Yes, I know it was lambasted by the so called "Critiques" at the time of release, well those c*ck-jockeys obviously didn't attend the many raves where people were loving this tune.Yes, I know there were many people tabbed off their faces and they would have danced to a mobile phone ringtone, but I still play this tune on the radio every now and again and it always gets a huge response from the listeners. The Dalek samples were just so right, the discordant whistle, the looped bassline, the piano lifted from the classic Strings of Life, it all just worked.Playing it on your iPod in the cold light of day might not work for you, but for anyone who was there at Vibelite, Renaissance or any of the other amazing nights from that time this will take you back to tuning into your local Pirate Station and texting your shouts to your mates. Hardcore will Never Die. !!!Lovebump.com
Bedy
This tune really hits home what the whole Hardcore/Rave scene was for me. (and many others I talk to) Yes, I know it was lambasted by the so called "Critiques" at the time of release, well those c*ck-jockeys obviously didn't attend the many raves where people were loving this tune.Yes, I know there were many people tabbed off their faces and they would have danced to a mobile phone ringtone, but I still play this tune on the radio every now and again and it always gets a huge response from the listeners. The Dalek samples were just so right, the discordant whistle, the looped bassline, the piano lifted from the classic Strings of Life, it all just worked.Playing it on your iPod in the cold light of day might not work for you, but for anyone who was there at Vibelite, Renaissance or any of the other amazing nights from that time this will take you back to tuning into your local Pirate Station and texting your shouts to your mates. Hardcore will Never Die. !!!Lovebump.com
Washington
innit!except...who was texting back in '91?! ;P)strictly payphone vibes and bootleg cassettes bro!
Washington
innit!except...who was texting back in '91?! ;P)strictly payphone vibes and bootleg cassettes bro!
Mohn
spot on brother!
Mohn
spot on brother!
Goldendragon
All of the robot samples on this track, including "Exterminate!" are from the cult BBC television series "Doctor Who". These are samples of the evil "Dalek" robots who wish to kill all humans!
Goldendragon
All of the robot samples on this track, including "Exterminate!" are from the cult BBC television series "Doctor Who". These are samples of the evil "Dalek" robots who wish to kill all humans!
Pedora
This was one of those records that music-journalist types were complaining about back during the time it was released: disposable techno that consisted of little more than samples thrown on top of looped, sped-up breakbeats with production quality that wasn't exactly excellent (I swear some of these Production House records must've been using an 8-bit Ensoniq Mirage to sample things). So, of course, with the benefit of hindsight, that's what makes records like this so absolutely charming. There's no arty "minimal" aesthetic at work here, oh no... and the time could not have been any other than 1991-1992: a nice fat 202 bassline, a breakbeat, robot voices screaming "Exterminate!", and then a huge "Strings of Life" sample in the middle of it with an eerie female vocal on top. Perhaps you had to be there, but to hear this sort of thing when it came out: it still sends chills down my spine. Even with the entire crowd on Doves I'm still surprised these sort of records did anything but confuse people.
Pedora
This was one of those records that music-journalist types were complaining about back during the time it was released: disposable techno that consisted of little more than samples thrown on top of looped, sped-up breakbeats with production quality that wasn't exactly excellent (I swear some of these Production House records must've been using an 8-bit Ensoniq Mirage to sample things). So, of course, with the benefit of hindsight, that's what makes records like this so absolutely charming. There's no arty "minimal" aesthetic at work here, oh no... and the time could not have been any other than 1991-1992: a nice fat 202 bassline, a breakbeat, robot voices screaming "Exterminate!", and then a huge "Strings of Life" sample in the middle of it with an eerie female vocal on top. Perhaps you had to be there, but to hear this sort of thing when it came out: it still sends chills down my spine. Even with the entire crowd on Doves I'm still surprised these sort of records did anything but confuse people.
Braendo
i think they had an MPC60 ..and some of the acen stuff was made with a w30 aswell
Braendo
i think they had an MPC60 ..and some of the acen stuff was made with a w30 aswell
Buzalas
This track is a classic. It was around this time that rave culture was beginning to decline and the music media began to belittle the scene, hence the bad reviews in the press. The sample is perfect, the ravey stab sublime, and a bassline to die for. I still play this out, and the kids fucking love it. Effective and in your face.
Buzalas
This track is a classic. It was around this time that rave culture was beginning to decline and the music media began to belittle the scene, hence the bad reviews in the press. The sample is perfect, the ravey stab sublime, and a bassline to die for. I still play this out, and the kids fucking love it. Effective and in your face.
Zadora
spot on brother!
Zadora
spot on brother!