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Qaurtz House 1989 UK

Performer: Qaurtz
Title: Meltdown
Country: UK
Released: 1989
Style: House
Rating: 4.7/5
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FLAC size: 1668 mb | MP3 size: 1623 mb | WMA size: 1800 mb

Genre: Electronic

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Tracklist

Meltdown (Club Mix)

R U Ready (For This) (Divine Club Mix)

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ITM 1 / ITM 2	Qaurtz*	Meltdown ‎(12", Bla)	ITM Music	ITM 1 / ITM 2	UK	1989
ITMR 101, 876 399-1	Quartz	Meltdown ‎(12")	ITM Music, Mercury	ITMR 101, 876 399-1	UK	1989
ITM 101	Qaurtz*	Meltdown ‎(12", Pri)	ITM Music	ITM 101	UK	1989
ITM 101	Qaurtz*	Meltdown ‎(12", Red)	ITM Music	ITM 101	UK	1989
ITM 101	Qaurtz*	Meltdown ‎(12", Sti)	ITM Music	ITM 101	UK	1989
ITMR 1	Quartz	Meltdown ‎(7")	Phonogram, Mercury	ITMR 1	UK	1989
7ITM101	Qaurtz*	Meltdown ‎(7")	ITM Music	7ITM101	UK	1989
MEL 001	Quartz	Meltdown (El-B Remixes) ‎(12", W/Lbl)	Not On Label	MEL 001	UK	2001

Comments (9)

Gosar

Wow! Grant Nelson really did this track justice with his Naughty Naughty vol. 2 remix. The original sounds so painfully slow. Still good but slow like a sloth. The flip side "R U Ready..." ages much better and those spooky strings are just so beautiful!

Qumenalu

"Meltdown (Club Mix)" samples the beats of "Raze - Break 4 Love" (1988).

Varshav

'Melt Your Body' might've sold many more copies than 'Meltdown'. But wasn't in any way better imho, just different. Besides, Melt Your Body is utterly forgettable, I only remember it when I'm reminded of it. Although not a personal favourite from that era (there are hundreds more accomplished tracks from that period). Meltdown was / is indisputably a massive, underground, uk warehouse classic and still referred to by punters today. But each to their own and all that :)

Windbearer

A side is El-B remixB side track 1 is a new mix to me.. possibly an 'update' versionB side track 2 is the El-B instrumental

Frey

ITM is an acronym of "In The Mix", a record store in East London that Rawlings and Herel (Quartz, misspelt on label) were working at in 1989. DJ Mark Summers was there every week buying vinyl of the latest House and Garage tracks. Rawlings/Herel discussed making a new track with Summers, and he offered to produce/engineer the track at his home studio. Both "Meltdown" and "R U Ready (For This)" were recorded during one long Sunday at Mark Summers' studio in Chelmsford, UK, in April 1989. After handing over the 8 track tape reel, Summers was neither credited nor paid for his efforts, which included the now famous "bell chime" riff sound that Summers had created using a sampler. "Meltdown" was also one of the first to recycle the "Break 4 Love" drumbeat. Summers famously went on to release "Melt Your Body" in retaliation against Quartz, and outsold "Meltdown" by 3:1. The rest of the Mark Summers story is now firmly cast in Dance Music history...

ZEr0

Story so nice you had to tell it twice . .?

Roram

Recorded by Mark Summers on a Fostex 8 track reel to reel tape machine, Chelmsford (UK), April 1989. Instruments used: Alesis sequencer, Roland S-10 sampling keyboard, Technics SL-1210 Mk2 turntable (quartz lock function was the inspiration for the Quartz artist name). Mark Summers was never compensated for his production or engineering, and soon released "Melt Your Body" after this, not only by way of payback to Quartz but to prove his full involvement in "Meltdown". The outcome was positive, as "Melt Your Body" sold many more copies on vinyl than "Meltdown", and launched Summers firmly onto the House music scene.

Xlisiahal

ITM is an acronym of "In The Mix", a record store in East London that Rawlings and Herel (Quartz) were working at in 1989. DJ Mark Summers was there every week buying vinyl of the latest House and Garage tracks. Rawlings/Herel discussed making a new track with Summers, and he offered to produce/engineer the track at his home studio. Both "Meltdown" and "R U Ready (For This)" were recorded during one long Sunday at Mark Summers' studio in Chelmsford, Essex, April 1989. After handing over the 8 track tape reel, Summers was neither credited or paid for his efforts, which included the now famous "bell chime" riff sound that Summers had created using a sampler. Summers famously went on to release "Melt Your Body" in retaliation against Rawlings/Herel, and outsold "Meltdown" by 3:1. The rest of the Mark Summers story is firmly cast in Dance Music history....

Bajinn

One of the tracks that changed the face of music. I recall how everybody in London was getting mad about this incredible hypnotic house track with a monster bass. It truly was a key in showing that Acid House wasn't just 303+808. And it showed how low basses can be either groovy and hard, a formula that WARP would soon exploits. This one is still unconventional and... weird. The Hardcore mix here is not that different, more a re-building with more effects and few samples now and there. The additional track (R U Ready) is even more strange : weird echoed laughters layered on a heavy bass and an obsessive breakbeat.