BreederThe Chain

Label:

Rhythm Syndicate Records – RHYSYN001

Format:

Vinyl , 12", 33 ⅓ RPM

Country:

UK

Released:

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Progressive Trance

Tracklist

A The Chain (Babealicious Mix) 10:19
B Clayface (Club Caribou Mix) 8:12

Companies, etc.

  • Distributed ByAmato Distribution
  • Lacquer Cut AtTape To Tape

Credits

  • Lacquer Cut BySMC*
  • Photography ByEmma Ward

Notes

Label:
A big thank you to Nigel Dawson, John Digweed, Sash,
Mick & Mick, Lee Burridge, Jerry, Whoop and all at Tyrant,
Chief, Gringo and special thanks to Tomos for running things

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A runout): RHYSYN001 A-01-1- T2T
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B runout): RHYSYN00 1 B-1-1- SMC T2T

Other Versions (3)

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Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
The Chain (12", White Label) Rhythm Syndicate Records RHYSYN001 UK 1998
The Chain (2×File, WAV) Rhythm Syndicate Records RHYSYN001 UK Unknown
The Chain (2×File, FLAC) Rhythm Syndicate Records RHYSYN001 UK Unknown

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Reviews

  • plastiimp's avatar
    plastiimp
    Truly a great deep house classic. Smashed it out the park on the floor. Along with other Breeder tracks.
    • SYSTEM-J's avatar
      SYSTEM-J
      For me, this is the greatest trance record ever made. Every single second is pure brilliance. It's a sonic firework display, full of hard, crackling sounds tuned directly to the frequency of your spinal column, lighting up every nervous fibre on the way down. The riff is still unique, unfolding steadily and becoming more and more euphoric until that brilliant rippling counter-point melody cascades in the opposite direction to the rest and triggers a sudden serotonin rush in your addled mind. And the kick drum. Good lord, the kick drum. Even in the 20 years that have followed, with production and mastering technology advancing the visceral force of even the most anodyne warm-up record, this kick drum still sounds absolutely pummelling on a good sound system. It's a trance record made like a techno record, every inch of it lean and muscular and perfectly spacious. Breeder would go on to make a string of classics, but for my money neither they - nor anyone else - would ever top this. And the B-side ain't half bad either.
      • CheefRoberts's avatar
        CheefRoberts
        "A big thank you to "Sash"? Erm. Encore En Foi! lol
        • Rich.C's avatar
          Rich.C
          A great track from back in the day and at a time when breeder could do nothing wrong, their material was hammered by Sasha & Digweed, sadly in 2016 this sounds dated and really would seem out of place in today's clubbing climates....shame ;(
          • theeminator's avatar
            theeminator
            sasha sanfransico the last of the true mixes still mind blowing today check it out .dj emy

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