The last good release by Raver's Nature before they went under the Low Spirit Crew on Fire Recordings where for me personally their downfall began - though they had the major success on that label.Anyway, as is for their other release on Bash as well - a good balance of melodies, simple but pungent and hard basslines that just ask to be pumping on the dancefloor.Days of Justice was the track when it came out and played out literally by everybody though the other tracks are not behind on the energetic power they transmit!

This one has a special place in my heart -- it was one of the first records I owned. And though it's a bit cheesy and dated these days, it still has a certain power and soul to me. Would still close out a set that meant something to me. How a kid in the Midwestern US could discover a record from 7,000km away, made entirely with electronic instruments... anyway, fascinating how the world works.Also wanted to comment that the A/B sides as listed on the label don't appear to match the runouts -- "Piano Power" is clearly the only piano track on there, and it's on the "BASH" label side with the B-side etching. So I think it was mislabeled somewhere in the process.

Day of Justice is remembered by everybody who went to Club X - Wuustwezel (BE) back in the mid nineties. DJ Yves used to play this song a lot and it's an Epic one. Sometimes later he did make a kind of remake / ripp-off of this song, which I think totally sucks! http://www.discogs.com/DJ-Yves-Presents-Kozmoz-Go-We-Where/release/224288.