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Vicious Delicious - Hocus Pocus FLAC

Performer: Vicious Delicious
Title: Hocus Pocus
Genre: Electronic
Cat #: DID-128446
Label: Indisc
Country: Belgium
Date of release: 1992
Style: Hardcore, Gabber, Techno, Acid
FLAC size 2177 mb
MP3 size: 2746 mb
Record From Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM

Vicious Delicious Belgium Indisc Hardcore Gabber Techno Acid 1992

Tracklist

1	Hocus Pocus (Bow Chi Bow)	6:53
2	Hocus Pocus (Magical Trance Mix)	6:55
3	Hocus Pocus (The Gabberianic Verses)	5:03
4	Hocus Pocus (Naked To The Bone)	6:45

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SPV 055-08833	Vicious Delicious	Hocus Pocus ‎(CD, Maxi)	Total Recall	SPV 055-08833	Germany	1992
DIS 8446	Vicious Delicious	Hocus Pocus ‎(7")	Indisc	DIS 8446	Belgium	1992
WR722	Vicious Delicious	Hocus Pocus ‎(12")	Watts Music	WR722	US	1993
DTR 1046	Vicious Delicious	Hocus Pocus (Dirty Mind Remixes) ‎(12")	Downtown	DTR 1046	Italy	1993
WR 722	Vicious Delicious	Hocus Pocus ‎(12", W/Lbl)	Watts Music	WR 722	US	1993

Credits

Performer [All Tracks Created By] – Vicious Delicious
Performer [Vicious Delicious Created By] – Qbrick, Xtro

Notes

Mixed at the Residance Dé Haag
Published by Claptrap Music
Marketed and distributed by Indisc.

Also available is an otherwise identical version with White labels.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Runout A-Side, variant 1): DID 128446 A 01
Matrix / Runout (Runout B-Side, variant 1): DID 128446 B
Matrix / Runout (Runout A-Side, variant 2): DID 128446-A
Matrix / Runout (Runout B-Side, variant 2): DID 128446-B-

Companies

Published By – Claptrap Music
Marketed By – Indisc
Distributed By – Indisc

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Comments: (1)

Hulore

This was kind of a surprise when released, as this was a product from The Hague while Amsterdam and Rotterdam were rivalling each other in the Dutch house scene. It also caused a lot of mayhem among clob owners as the intro of the "Naked to the bone", "Bow Chi Bow" and "Gabberianic Verses" versions really could blow the speakers when played loud.

The "Bow Chi Bow" version was the most popular one, containing a then popular gimmick of a looped vocal sample (XTRO, one of the people behind "Hocus Pocus" also did "Dikke vette pannenkoeken" for that matter), founded on a solid, hard techno background. Only the final "Gabberianic Verses" version is real hardcore gabber similar to what was released on labels such as Rotterdam Records and KNOR.

The artist name Vicious Delicious was used only once. Subsequent releases were released under the artist name Hocus Pocus, including a remix of the "Bow Chi Bow" version which was released with the title Bow Chi Bow. In an interview in a popular Dutch dance music magazine, the people behind Hocus Pocus explained that they were mainly inspired by 70s glam rock, but "a techno outfit gives us more room to experiment than a rock band setting".

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