Digital ExcitationPure Pleasure

Label:

Mikki House – HPF 907

Format:

Vinyl , 12", 45 RPM

Country:

Belgium

Released:

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Techno

Tracklist

Other Side
A1 Pure Pleasure 5:22
A2 Pure Pleasure (Pure Bonus) 4:05
This Side
B1 Dream Party 4:41
B2 R - U - Moony 5:15

Companies, etc.

  • Published ByHPF Records
  • Record CompanyHPF Records
  • Distributed ByMusic Man (2)
  • Distributed ByARS records
  • Distributed ByUSA Import Records
  • Mastered AtFoon

Credits

  • Composed ByTommy Rombouts
  • ProducerFrank De Wulf

Notes

Tel.: 003291333823

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (A Side): HPF 907-A1 FOON MASTERING
  • Matrix / Runout (B Side): HPF 907-B1
  • Rights Society: SABAM TM

Other Versions (5 of 7)

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Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
Pure Pleasure - Mixes (12", 45 RPM, Stereo) Mikki House HPF 913 Belgium 1991
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Pure Pleasure (CD, Single) R & S Records RSUK 10CD UK 1992
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Pure Pleasure (12", 33 ⅓ RPM) Outer Rhythm RSUK 10 UK 1992
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Pure Pleasure (Cassette, Single) R & S Records RSUK 10C UK 1992
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Pure Pleasure - Mixes (12", 45 RPM) Basic Mix BASIX-061 Spain 1992

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Reviews

  • adylee's avatar
    adylee
    I heard a version in a club I liked ....but I couldn't locate it for the life of me I bought the digital excitation CD but it wasn't on here I was like what the....(no discogs or internet for me back then ;) just dj knowledge and clubs....I eventually found the version I liked it also wasn't the Brooklyn version version of rave generator it was on the toxic two CD and the remix US 12" and was just the "original mix" I knew it sounded different to the "original mix" of pure pleasure....it baffled me back then lol
    • Johnmarcus's avatar
      Johnmarcus
      Edited 2 years ago
      Great E.P. from Frank De Wulf, with three very different tracks which show his musical diversity.
      "Pure Pleasure" has a Techno / acid vibe with its soaring strings, bubbling acid line and infectious organ riff that is also used on "Rave Generator", big track back in its day & the better know on this 12"
      "Dream Party" is a bit more typical of the Belgium Techno sound of the time with its big synths and driving beats.
      "R-U-Moony" is more of a chilled out laid back techno track and well worth a listen.
      A must have 12" for any old school fan.
      • AskeladdenBlack's avatar
        AskeladdenBlack
        I have heard both versions of how this & Rave Generator came about but as far as I am concerned everything about this & Rave Generator sounds very Frank De Wulf and not so much Damon Wild and Ray Love.
        • dr303's avatar
          dr303
          Edited 8 years ago
          'R U Moony' is pure bassline bliss and great production to boot. It's one of the greatest (if not the greatest) lost tracks from the early 90's echoing the ambience of Detroit and the deep Mr Fingers 4am vibes of your best night out .....ever. Absolutely a classic. No idea what the spoken vocal line is but its mesmerising. Why R&S licenced 'Pure Pleasure' is beyond me as 'R U Moony' needs to be heard by anyone with a ing interest in all things 'deep'.

          'Dream Party' is very of the time but has some excellent production and drum loops. One of the better Italo-rave influenced cuts. It was never off Kiss FM at the time. So essentially if you Clink Street, Michiko Koshino and Boys Own magazine this cut will throw you right back into 1991....with a smile
          • TWISTED_PUFFIN_VINYL's avatar
            Edited 18 years ago
            Early rave EP from Frank De Wulf. Pure Pleasure is very poor... pap proggy Belgian Techno that goes nowhere, Dream Party is slightly better but goes downhill when the cheesy operatic vocals come in! But wait...this EP has a real gem on it!! R U Moony is a deep house classic that hardly anyone picked up on. The track centres around an acidic bass line with futuristic jazzy keys giving it a raw warehouse feel, imagine an early Mr Fingers track with attitude and you’re there!!
            • KWOCR's avatar
              KWOCR
              Edited 13 years ago
              A good example of the kind of New Beat rave sound that Joey Beltram was enthusiastic about at the time as he later disclosed a UK music magazine interview. This Boccaccio type of tune was one of these. Not really my cup of tea, it was indeed a rave signal !

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