Josh Wink – Higher State Of Consciousness

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A1	Higher State Of Consciousness (Original Tweekin' Acid Funk Mix)	6:55
A2	Higher State Of Consciousness (DJ Wink's Hardhouse Mix)	7:56
B1	Higher State Of Consciousness (Jules & Skins (Vocals By Sonique) Short Vox Mix) Remix – Jules & Skins Vocals – Sonique	4:46
B2	Higher State Of Consciousness (Jules & Skins (Vocals By Sonique) Long & Epic Mix) Remix – Jules & Skins Vocals – Sonique	6:33

Labels state track A1 duration as 3.00 minutes, while the cover has 6:55.

℗ 1995 Strictly Rhythm Records Inc.
© 1995 Mercury Records Ltd. (London)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Higher State Of Consciousness (12", 33 ⅓ RPM)	Strictly Rhythm	SR12321	US	1995
	Higher State Of Consciousness (CD, Maxi-Single, Special Edition, Scandinavian Edition)	FLEX Dance	EMI 8681312	Scandinavia	1995
Recently Edited	Higher State Of Consciousness (CD, Maxi-Single)	ZYX Music	ZYX 7625-8		1995
Recently Edited	Higher State Of Consciousness (12", 33 ⅓ RPM)	ZYX Music	ZYX 7625-12		1995
Recently Edited	Higher State Of Consciousness (CD, Single)	Mercury	FESCD 3, 852 255-2	UK	1995

Tirzangel Jun 22, 2020
Duration of track A1 is 6.15 like on the Strictly Rhythm version.
h4ndcrafted Sep 18, 2013
Left my original copy in a phone both in Colchester town center in '95, had to go buy it again lol. Acid classic, think he used a Devilfish modded tb303, but some say an mc202 ?
adrenaline Oct 17, 2004
Edited 11 years ago

After almost ten years, still a very intense tune. I like it how Josh Wink has been very basic and minimalistic about this one. It is actually a simple track, but the structure and the soundscape is great. Unique and an all time anthem.
slabface Jun 10, 2003
(I use this word advisedly.)

This track is bonkers, still.

I hadn't actually heard it in ages, and a mate had it on a tape in his car, and I was totally taken aback at how good it still sounds...

It's mental, and would still have the same response if it came out today.

The best squelchy acid noised on a record ever, I reckon.
misterduffy Feb 2, 2003
The remixes do this track no justice at all in my opinion - the original will always stand as one of the best funky house / breakbeat tunes of all time. One to make the crowd squeal!