Sounds Of Life - Trust Me FLAC

Sounds Life Certificate 18 Drum Bass Jungle 1994

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Sounds Of Life
Title:	Trust Me
Style:	Drum n Bass, Jungle
Date of release:	1994
Label:	Certificate 18
Catalog Number:	CERT1807
Country:	UK
FLAC album size:	1371 mb
MP3 album size:	2309 mb

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Tracklist

1	Release The Bells
2	Trust Me
3	Don't Resist The Beat

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CERT1807	Sounds Of Life	Trust Me ‎(3xFile, MP3, 320)	Certificate 18	CERT1807	UK	Unknown
CERT1807	Sounds Of Life	Trust Me ‎(12", Ltd, RE)	Certificate 18	CERT1807	UK	2016
CERT1807	Sounds Of Life	Trust Me ‎(3xFile, FLAC)	Certificate 18	CERT1807	UK	Unknown
CERT1807	Sounds Of Life	Trust Me ‎(12", Promo, W/Lbl)	Certificate 18	CERT1807	UK	1994

Credits

Lacquer Cut By – Porky

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, etched): CERT 1807 - A1 A PORKY PRIME CUT
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, etched): CERT 1807 - B1

Companies

Lacquer Cut At – Porky's Mastering
Pressed By – P.R. Records Limited

Video

Visonima

Pretty sure the sample "Please you have to trust me" is from the The Abyss can anyone confirm that?? 1 hour 14 minutes and about 50 seconds into the movie......

Togar

TRUST ME . . . . . . . !!!

uspeh

I always thought the tunes Bukem played back in 93-94 were by lots of people. I'm learning that he played pretty much only Good Looking stuff, Photek, Source Direct and the odd Metalheadz... that's it!

Arthunter

Played a lot of dj crystal bits from deejay recs, played a lot of legend bits and so on lots of unreleased bits , dj dove, roger Johnson,..

Mushicage

Think you will find he played a lot more wax from various other artists and labels than just the 4 you mentioned.

Painbrand

Fancy that, i'd never have guessed that a DJ would have played music produced by different Artists, i'm still in shock at this, would it be an understatement to call it a revelation!!!

Kitaxe

He also played Skanna, Wax Doctor, Fallen Angels, and lots of different artists!

Pipet

Trust me

Miromice

It is a real shame the mastering on this makes it sound like it was recorded in the lost city of Atlantis, the same can also be said for Code of Practice - Infiltrate/Can We Change The Future.

Sharpbinder

Not sure what thelaw84 is talking about,Release the Bells is the highlight on here,no question..Quite simply a monster tune that Bukem used to have on permanent rotation..This is indeed Source Directs first release closely followed by Future London/Shimmer on Odysee..People on Discogs tend to bang on alot about what they did in 95/96,but for me Release The Bells and Shimmer have the best intro/opening they ever produced on any of their vinyl..On a side note,Trust Me and Don't Resist The Beat are excellent compliments to this mini EP.

Usanner

All wicked tunes. Trust Me is one of the first Source Direct tunes I heard though. Had a thing for that track for years!

riki

Release the Bells is the real beauty here foking right!!!!!!!!!!!

Adoraris

For me Release the Bells is the real beauty here, I remember very well from Bukem sets in early 94 (Dreamscape 9 I think) this was rolled, really haunting at times. But they are ALL WICKED!

Gann

As far as im aware this was Source Direct's first ever release, and what an intro. All 3 tunes are finely cut amen numbers with a meloncholy vibe, female vocals and sub bass. Trust Me probably being the highlight followed by Dont Resist The Beat. Typical of their style. However it is lacking the clarity of their later releases, production values (with a certain Photek's help) went up a lot inside a year. Still take nothing away from 3 beautiful tracks, recommended.