The one that swept the dancefloors clear of the turgid 109bpm 'mellow house' in late 1989/early 1990. After the beats come in, some filtered, choppy guitar(?) chords rise powerfully and cleanly through the mix. This opening section used to fill dancefloors within ten seconds. Then a synth line drifts through, followed by a punchy riff. Then the vocals (by which point hands were waving, and neck-hairs were standing). By the time the Mr C rap came in, the dance-floor was always pounding. This tune was one of the first genuine cross-overs (in a number of genres - house, techno, industrial, indie, balearic), and spawned a staggering number of remixes. The Shamen were so bemused by them all that they released a triple-12", including all the different samples used for the song, so budding producers could stitch them all together in whatever way they wanted. This is the best version. Soulful, powerful, uplifting.