New Atlantic – I Know

The entire hook of this tune is an uncredited pan pipes sample (not flute) stolen from Terry Oldfield's 1986 album Deliverance

https://www.discogs.sitioby.com/master/656574-Terry-Oldfield-Reverence

Terry was not asked or credited. Terry has just found out. Terry is not best pleased.

I see a majority of the comments go on about "Say yes to Satan"...dont like it myself. I own this on the original 1992 press with the fantastic Love Decade remix aswell as this 1999 update, which at the time, suited me more, seeing as I was 18 and heard this in a few clubs at the time it came out. I vaguely it being one of the first tunes I brought off Juno.co.uk too, at the time.

For me I like the Quake Dub, best mix on offer here, and from the original 1992 press.

This was what I heard in the clubs. Great little groove that holds off the cheese of the Quake Vocal Remake, and then the big, instantly recognisable breakdown, which, sounds fantastic. Nice little filtered vocal chops in the breakdown really add to the euphoria of the track.

I always felt this was a very classy update (the Quake Dub) to a very good original tune. Whenever I hear this, it instantly takes me back to being an 18 year old again, in 1999, superb stuff.

Both great tracks. While I know sounds more dated, it’s a great piece of nostalgia, of a moment that’s hard to recreate. Yes to Satan could be dropped today and would light up a dance floor. Killer track. Great production for its time.

...as previously said both great tracks. For me it's yes to Satan. But be aware there are a few different remixes. The best in my opinion is original promo bonus techno mix. Good luck getting that! As played by the buzz.

One from back in the day, "I Know" is now one of those instantly recognisable big old school uplifting piano tunes, which had great commercial success, but was also a huge club track too before crossing over. "Yes To Satan" is the polar opposite with its tougher driving breaks and deep basslines & synths, and a great track too.

Originally released in 1991 and ruined in 1999 nuff said.

Is this really the only release where you can find the Promo Mix of "Yes To Satan" with the long intro?

John Truelove Presents The Source Featuring Candi Staton - You Got The Love (Erens Bootleg Mix) - oh Candi, what should we do without you in house music :-)

"Yes to Saturn" is the track that stands out on this old school EP with a cool breakbeat and darker sounds, this still sounds great today.

Simply one of the best dance tracks of the early nineties. After 26 years all tracks still sound fresh and uplifting! The Love Decade remixes are blueprints to the trance evolution in 1992. Timeless classic!