sounds like the sound in, A - inbound, could be sampled from Terrorize ‎– It's Just A Feeling. 12 STER 1.

"Original Rudebwoy style"ooh my god,I was so happy when a good friend introduced me to this record,some years ago ,i can not begin to xpress the A side "Inbound".These 2 german techno/jungle/hardcore producers,made many good tunes back in the days,and of course they could not be missed on the Riot Beats Label.As I began my first words,the Cutty Ranks vocal they sampeld ,followed by the amen break and after that a fierece mentazm which just hypnotises any listener appeaers,then the tune breaks up in all directions with the needfull strings/snares and melodies....followed by a breakdown as asual,Space Cube are always good at,combiation of the best.The funny thing is that this tune is quite drum and bassy but with a special edge around it which makes the tune one of a kind! At times when I dj the dancehall, goes MAD if they hear this TUNE:) Side B.."Outbound" this time no ragga sampels but an amazing track just as hypnotizing as side A ,but with a direction to the housey/trancey movement i think...., as they sampeld the melody from ,The Green Man on the label (SUAD 21), by PJ and Smiley in 1992.This side is very opposite to side A, as this is not so ruff it is more atmospheric and mind grabbing,deeper,intense,elevating call it what you want:)!Whenever you see this one ,get it eventhough it means not eating for the comming week(s) :)If you ask me, this is one of the best production they made followed by Riot Beats 12.....and many more before in between and after .                             D-junglefieber Rules!

Outbound is a very British sounding d&b track and could be closely compared to some of Tango & Fallout's tunes. This release seems to be very rare, so I was amazed not only that I'd found a copy but that it was actually produced in Germany.

A classic amongst the early D&B scene @ NASA and Caffiene, this German 10" will be remembered by the first stateside Junglists as an early favorite. Never really taken seriously due to its German roots, this was one early example of European roots that was as clever as any Moving Shadow release from that 94 era.

Nice Frankie, you were the first person I heard to ever play this tune.. I heard it at a rave in '96 called Get Freaky in central Ohio... it was a sweet set that was recorded, and the tape most kids from the Midwest in that era really dug.. Frankie Bones all time best mixtape IMHO was title "Old Skool Hardcore". It was a 90 min cassette as I recall.. Long live a true innovator like Frankie Bones people...