Tricky Disco – Tricky Disco

Fuggin' incredible tune, not to mention for it's time - an instant all time top fav for me. Both great but A side taking the lead.

Certainly of of the better mixes, the other was played a lot at raves in 1990 and somewhat became an anthem, the remix fits very well in a old skool set especially if you want to drop in an interesting version.

just bloody beautiful track a god tune timeless and one of those tracks that had the dance floor rocking glad i was there when it came out in the 90s club scene

Dunno why some people think this a bit lightweight. It's F8ckin BANGER!

My raving days guilty pleasure track. Lets be honest though, its brilliant with its hard acid techno groove.

Hilarious- .50p - £2.00 for a nice copy. :) Classic. My fave element of this has always been the home made cover of the James Brown/Lynn Collins 'Wa-oh- yeah!' break on the OG mix- Genius!!!!!!

i think an absolute classic here, really defined the sound of the time away from the mainsteam got a bit of a soft spot for this one, to turn bleeping into music. still sounds cool!

Tricky Disco is an old personal Favourite of mine. This version's not bad but I never enjoyed it quite as much as the original and it never got a particularly good response from crowds when I used to play it. The original was well received if I played it for a house, rave or even some mainstream crowds. The saxy mix I could only ever really play very late during the more chilled hours for a rave crowd. More laid back than the original.

This is one of those rare breed records where the remixes are actually better then the original. Both the Saxy and Inner Space remixes add a new dimension to the rather brittle original. The saxy mix is like sexy bleep techno and the Inner Space is deep and chill and floaty. Classic Sheffield style bleep house.

Guaranteed to put a smile on your face, this. Novelty techno that's hard as nails at the same time. Are Warp embarrassed by it these days? It wasn't on the DVD. Chirpy-chirpy-bleep-bleep!