Foul-Play* – Vol. 1

One of the greatest Old Skool UK Hardcore releases ever, hands down. Every track is an absolute classic, and never get old or played out. Still fresh even after 25 years, these bad bwoys will slay the dancefloor each and every, as long as you have a crowd that is in the know, and not looking for pop-house-cheese. Regardless, gotta pay my respects to a remarkable group that produced so many memorable and epic tunes. Volume 2 is amazing as well, but this is the one right here!

Re press needed. I'd say it's my top five tunes from 92 and I ain't got it.

Sold this for £60 about 10 years ago on ebay when I was on the dole. Wish I hadn't but needs must :-(
Would love another copy but dread to think what they're going for now!

I am looking to buy a copy for the rear label artwork ("the head") and not for the record itself. Does anyone have a copy that's not in great condition but that they'd be interested in selling (provided that the rear label is in great condition)? Thanks!

Foul-Play --- they really were so good and this ep shows their true talent , i love the ep but RAGATERE is the tune i always wanna play , it just seems so unique for that year and production and samples make it one of my top tunes from the crew and on a level with durban poison a true TREASURE of the scene .

Can't believe I popped home one night to grab this, zip back down to the Gardners Arms in Northampton to get some pub DJ to play it on Piccy's birthday. I then fucking stupidly left it there whilst we carried on the session down the Welly Road. What a cunt.... Fantastic e.p indeed

Please can one of you old school connoisseur's please tell me where the sample from "the alchemist" track comes from. It goes "i think there's something I believe" Thanks in advance. Great EP

All 4 of them went into a studio to make tunes, but one member would have the final say on what each tune would sound like etc. Ricochet was Steve Gurley's tune, Ragatere was MC Picton's tune. Also, Foul Play was the name of the EP, not the artist name. John Morrow confirmed that the artist name for this release was Steve Gurley & 2-High.

Gosse bumps baby.

Northampton town a cold hard place with some blinding bass in yer face ;-)