Aly-Us - Follow Me mp3 download

Zorve

Absolute anthem. Something different at the time and really stood out in the clubs. Agree with the other review about strictly label these days....really dire now, used to put out quality week after week.

Zugar

To me you really had to experience it at the time it came out.

Nnulam

damn this one's the anthem '92 to 2017 still heading towards a better place. all love!

Androwyn

Classic slice of house music, its simplicity and rawness is what makes it work, which seems to have been completely missed by some people.

blac wolf

This track still gets it lit. When that bass line comes on, the people know whats up.

Jusari

Absolute classic. I first heard this in 1999 and it was one of the tracks that made me fall in love with House.

greatest

When this first dropped people loved it & danced their asses off smiling. It worked. Thats all there is too it.

Alien

It's revealing that those who have gone out of their way to criticise this track do so not as people who danced to it, but as people who bought the track and don't like it. It's dance music, not listening music.

Blueshaper

Heard it today (May 2018) only for the first time and was immediately hooked. That track has completely evaded me. And no, I'm not dancing (maybe a little) ;)

Wyameluna

You had to be there...1992, NYC, Broadway, Unique, RedZone... Shelter...

Samulkree

Don't you think that's absolute nonsense, trying to make you feel someone better than the rest of us? I discovered this track in 2018 (at age 56) and immediately loved it.

Dibei

Have you seen the Strictly Rhythm label lately? It's utter garbage. Literally every track on the label is just over synthed garbage with no soul in the music. I loved this label from the 80's - 90's.

Jaberini

amazing track , when strictly ruled the world , when house was house , this was easily the #1 track out there by far . timless perfection played by all dj's . no gimmicks , no fads , this is american vocal house at its best .

Stylish Monkey

Heard this a few times recently. The vocals sound out-of-tune to the strings. I had to turn it off as it sounded a bit like amateur karaoke.

Zieryn

was House a type of music designed to thrill the party person? I reckon so and this tune has all the ingredients to please the ears & sense's even 23 years later.Top tune !

Felolv

Hi,As a London Club DJ this is one of the BIGGEST tracks ever. Just drop the first few beats and the floor will fill up with 500 screaming girls. It is also good as a nice track to move things up or down a notch, can be played from 0 pitch to plus 6 and mixes nicely with "Tears" (another classic).

Aver

Thank you for your opinion.

Fenritaur

Hi friends, I´m from Brazil. As a collector I tried to understand this "Phenomenon" until now "1789 members have this" "1221 members want this"... Sincerely "I DO Not Have And I DO NoT want this" and if I have it the reason is that includes in some of my compilations but I always skip this sound. I know, there are some positive lyrics, but “ Sorry” fellas, when I hear this I feel in a funeral. The voices are very sad and boring (no uplift emotions)."It´s not deep house" and I agree with Christian72, I think there is no reason to "buzz is all" there are exists thousands house productions much better than that.My rating for this?? : 0,00000000001.Bom … como colecionador eu gostaria de entender esse fenômeno. Até o momento: "1789 têm esta música "1221 desejam te-la”... apesar da música ter uma mensagem positiva, sua produção provoca um efeito contrário (principalmente para aqueles que não sabem inglês, parece música de velório)...para mim não passa de uma música chata, triste e entediante. Dá até para comparar com o “Michel Teló” daqui (músicas que não acrescentam em nada, mas conseguem alienar a maioria da massa sem cérebro).Eu concordo com o amigo Christian72, não há razão para tanto barulho, afinal existem milhares de boas produções muito melhores que esta.Minha nota para ela??: 0,00000000001.

Dorintrius

I see you have a fine CD collection... =

LoboThommy

With chords so inviting and instantly familiar you’ll warm to ‘em just as quick regardless if you don’t remember them from first time ‘round. Back in 1992 this failed to break the top 40 despite becoming a permanent fixture heard throughout that summer’s raves, warehouse parties and M25 excursions. Thankfully (and to be honest, expectedly) Full Intention treats this with the kid gloves it desires and as such enhance rather than rape what was always a classic record. As with their treatment a couple years back on ‘Tears’, they toughen up the beats, but let all those friendly warm and inviting elements remain at the forefront along with hypnotic and uplifting male harmonies. With more to come from Jay-J and Chris Lum the second coming may well be on the cards.

Modimeena

Some funny comments here! Whether you like it or not, this is one of the biggest house/garage classics that exist. It's sold well over 100,000 12" copies, which for a record that was never a crossover hit, is a lot.

Tenius

I agree with Christian72. Overrated. I've got it as I went through a phase of buying everything Strictly put out, and 90% of the time it was a good track. Yes it has all the elements of house music, builds nicely, but to be honest the melody and lyrics are naff (sorry to anyone who likes them!). There are some sparse tracks that work well because there is so much space in the mix. This is not one of them... IMHO.

Iesha

The reason this remains a classic is due to it's simplicity.

Jozrone

I personally don't share the comments above; in my opinion this is one of the most overrated house tracks ever. It just floats on, very basic build up, no real climax. I don't know what the buzz is all about to be honest...

Nenayally

well said . guess you had to be there . timeless perfection

Cordaron

This is a classic house song! I know the word "classic" has been overused, but this song really is. "It just floats on, very basic build up, no real climax." Sigh, this person really does not get it...

Conjukus

This is truely a classic garage track. This is one of those records that touched me very deeply & made an impact on my life. The message is very deep & the music is superb. Every house head should own a copy. (^_^ )

Kekinos

Timeless track! It's endured, and with ten years under it's belt, still being repressed. I've heard this track out at parties a few times and it really blows up the floor, surprisingly enough. Great vocal, great vibe, an original classic. Worth the buy if you don't already have it.

Arabella V.

One of the best house tracks of all time. The Full Intention mix has a faster tempo than the original but retains the bass and some of the instrumentation. The vocals give it a classic house feel and are extremely inspirational and uplifting.