Absolute classic.Way ahead of its time.London music of 1990.Speaker smasher.Should be a blue plaque on Harrow Rd where Addis studios was.So many tunes made there

Plays at 33 1/3 RPM, label wrongly states 45 RPM.

This is what we would call Afro House now days! I used to play this back in the 90s... beautiful track

To the best of my abilities I've figured that A1, A2 and B1 are the same mixes on the original Warrior's Dance release - where they differ is the different mix on B2, and the addition of the "Warrior Break" mix which does not appear on the original release. I would also note that the sound quality as compared to the original is a bit less bright and loud.

Although it says 45rpm on the label it plays at 33

any comment on the sound quality of this repress? thanks a lot!

Abelle Cry (Beat That Drum Mix) pitched down -6% is an absolutely insane track. Can't find any recording of it online, though.

monstruous and timeless, don't let the words " tribal house" scare you away, this is designed for modern use

Amazing tribal house that still sounds fresh 20 years later. I heard Kerri Chandler open with this record back in 2002. He murdered the dance floor with it; unfortunately it was a white label. Took me 9 years to figure out that it was No Smoke.

One of my all time favourite tunes koro koro classic tribal drums which still sound as good today as they did then.and the tribal chanting which flows effortlessly just tops the tune off. 89 what an era