Evolution - Metropolis FLAC

Not sure what's going on with the pricing, it's a good track, no more than that for me, £40 up to £200, haha, you lot are having a bubble, no one wants to sell it then....

The price will have shot up ever since Bicep featured it in their After Hours mix on Radio 1 and introduced it to a new generation.

This was a bargin bin tune at one time i just don't know how the price of things get so high......anyway this track was made famous by dave seaman when the first mixmag tape went out.. he did a mix with the piano dub and brass disc acca ...a bit of history...

It was around £10-15 a few years back but not sure about bargain bins.

Bargain bin??? I paid £30 for it in 1993.. never seen it cheap

Desert island disc, if this dosn't move you nothing wil.

Looking for a similar tune from 1991. It had all the same Mainline samples as this plus "I'll set you free" Sanctuary Of Love samples. The intro starts off with rain drops and the main riff is very similar to Last Rhythm - Last Rhythm . It may be Italian but I think it was UK made , any body have any ideas? *Edit. Found it via a random YouTube click. https://www.discogs.com/Eclipse-This-Is-Eclipse/release/395954

Collapse - My Love ( Ambient drops mix) ?? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewXvxzCjJJc

Whoa. Nice one bud I bet your mates can't believe their luck knocking around with a joker like you.

They don't come any bigger than this - huge tune - both mixes are really strong with the piano dub being one of the all time great piano tracks. Pure class - just have a listen and let yourself get totally absorbed by this tune !

Tune!! reminds me of Top Buzz...they played this loads...

I bought this record the moment it hit the shops, I knew it was serious vinyl the moment I heard it in numerous clubs at the time. To prove how much I really loved this track…..….It's the MId 90's, picture a student bedroom, the floor strewn with the latest vinyl dance releases. Also picture an electric fan heater, the low floor hugging kind that blow hot air at your feet. The heater is on and it swings round to face my beloved vinyl collection with a sad inevitability and unknown to me. The rest of the story is not pretty and results in half my stack being melted beyond what would reasonably be accepted.Anyway, let's get to my original intended point. My copy of the above record did suffer from the just quoted disaster. To the extent that it looked like a large black and frozen fried egg. Right on the top of the pile and first to reap the wrath of my fatal dalliance with 'Heat straight from the storms on the surface of the sun'…….I still have that copy of this record, I even have not attempted to buy a replacement…yet. That's how much I love this bit of piano emotion.

what a cracker tune this is both mixes are awesome but i do like the piano mix and its even better when its getting slammed down your ears in bowlers etc defo a must in your bag of tricks. i would pay 20 all day long for this tune.

Sasha- enough said.

A moment of pure clarity from Sasha. Done over a decade ago, it still has the right ingredients to move a crowd. The breakdowns are lengthy, filled with body-chilling pianos. The four-on-the-floor beat chugs along with a nice snapping snare. If you can get your hands on this rare gem, consider yourself fortunate!

One of the best 'piano' tracks to ever be released. Put either one of the mixes on, close your eyes and you could be stood in the middle of Shelleys...... only not surrounded by tons of gorgeous, scantily clad young ladies. Oh well, you can't have everything.

oh yes , shelleys epic tuneage for sure