Logic – The Warning / The Final Frontier

Absolute classic deep house gold. Don't need to say anything else really.

The Pal under this Review is absolutly right with it. I only wanna say: If u see a copy buy it, u will need it!!!

Bought this on Planet Pacific when it was originally released and loved it so much. That was long since sold, and yesterday I got myself the OG release on Strictly. I got it for The Warning, but I think Final Frontier is IMO the best tune in here. Stood the test of time is an understatement!

Man! Final Frontier - This is a sweet record. It has such a nice groove too it. Percussive, then brings in great melodies… Really great! Glad I bagged a copy. Infectious, timeless

...era l'estate del 1990, in Grecia a Corfù, in discoteca, quando la musica iniziò con questa traccia. Sono impazzito per l'emozione. Semplicemente fantastica. Vera e semplice House Music - it was the summer of 1990, in Greece in Corfu, in the disco, when the music started with this track. I went crazy with emotion. Simply fantastic. Real and simple House Music -

I've had this since early '91 . I found it by chance... it's a white label , only identification is PPAC-IT on runout .

**Warning** A deep house classic at a giveaway price.

The Warning - If you don't have this in your collection then you are seriously missing out. Flip it over and The Final Frontier will blow your mind. Deep house at it's best

Two classy classic house cuts on this 12".
"The Warning", with its laid-back synth riff and skipping beats, with a trumpet loop coming into the track to lift the track further and add to the melody of the synth.
"The Final Frontier" again has a laid-back vibe, created by the deep melodic base line and underlying pads, very simple sounding track but very effective, as the track develops the pads evolve and are cut up to add a bit of energy / slightly different feel to the track in parts, which really adds to the track. An all time classic.
Both tracks are classics in their own right and to some degree have stood the test of time and are must for any Old School House fans collection.

The main melody used in "The Final Frontier" sounds suspiciously similar to the parts of the melody from the well known deep house classic Mr. Fingers - Can You Feel It.