Storm – Time To Burn

Does anyone have a picture of the white insert to go on the listing which shows track listing and cover?

who said this was `cheesey`?? cascada is cheesy! (and evil) . ps RIP Storm. i forget his real name

"RIP Productions" uses the same tune as bassline for their Robert Miles remix of Freedom (1997) :

https://discogs.sitiosdesbloqueados.info/Robert-Miles-Freedom-The-RIP-Mixes/release/432881

Interesting that the B side hasn't been mentioned yet on the reviews for this release. The Nick Sentience Remix is waaaay ahead of its time, hard hitting, choppy and absolutely mental. Mine's got a scratch on it, time to buy it again! Drops very nicely in a hard house set! I love this :)

It's all about the Nick Sentience remix, and this white label promo TP is the only place you'll find the full version on vinyl (or anywhere, for that matter).

It's an inspired interpretation, which takes the ravey stab from the original and twists it around a no-nonsense backdrop.

All is going swimmingly, until around the 5:30 mark when it drops into PURE EVIL.

We're talking face gurn material. Proper Hard House.

Seek the Nick Sentience remix out, even if it's only the edited version.

Essential.

This is intensely cheesy hardhouse, but it is a top tune at the end of the day, well produced simple and effective.

Wow, what a tune this is. This is proper ravey stuff from 2 great producers in this genre.

It really is all about the original mix here. This is the one that destroyed all the dancefloors, rocked Ibiza and the one that gave DaRude's "Sandstorm" a run for its money as the peak time trancer back in 2000. I personally preferred this.

What i really like about this track is the menotonous kick drum. It's got so much groove to it, it just doesnt let up! It has a familiar sample in their too but i cant work out where its from.

All in all, big tune that most of us know. It still sounds good some 8 years on.

This simply is a classic. My preferred captivating release. It is hard and dark, but accessable for a broad range of DJs at the same time. A hook you will never forget once heard, an intro sound sweeping left to right and reverse adding uniqueness to the track. It may sound chaotic at the end, but hey, the first 6 minutes already made up for that. Awesome release, one of those beauties you need on wax...