Intense Records

Classic Symptoms 14 *RESTOCK*

£9.32 (£11.19 incl. VAT)

It’s time for another dose of Classic Symptoms and this time get ready for 
an NHS trip back to the years of 2003-2006. 

The fourteenth instalment of the exclusive release series which sees extremely 
limited vinyl presses of Hospital classics, has drawn for four untestable originals 
from Logistics, Q-Project, London Elektricity and Danny Byrd. 

First up is Logistics’ 2006 liquid-funk anthem ‘City Life’ originally featured on 
his era-defining debut album ‘Now More Than Ever’ supported by legendary 
figures including Fabio & Grooverider, LTJ Bukem and Andy C. Hypnotizing piano 
loops and deadly subs keep things rolling on this exemplary slice of fast 
soul funk. 

Drum & bass all-star Q-Project is up next as his timeless banger ‘Obsession’ 
gets a 2020 vinyl revival. Originally supported by the likes of High Contrast and 
Friction, ‘Obsession’ still receives widespread rotation to this day as its unforgettable 
melody and groove assert it as a certified dance music destroyer. 

“Fast Soul Music” is the brainchild of Hospital head-honcho London Elektricity 
and was initially featured on his 2003 album ‘Billion Dollar Gravy’. A clear cut 
example of the much loved loungecore sound, the uplifting London Elektricity 
classic influenced styles and the legendary Hospital “Fast Soul Music” compilations 
for years to come. 

Signing back to Hospital Records in 1999, Danny Byrd’s musical endeavour has 
been commendable to say the least. “Soul Function” represents the classic 
sounds of Danny Byrd with 2005 dancefloor energy. Garnering support from 
pioneers such as Bryan Gee and Total Science, Danny Byrd’s drum & bass style 
continues to go unmatched. 
 

Don’t sleep on securing your extremely limited press of four Hospital classics 
from the 2003-2006 era. This one is for the serious collectors - once they’re 
gone, they’re gone. 

Tracklisting: 
Logistics “City Life” 

Q Project “Obsession” 

London Elektricity“Fast Soul Music” 

Danny Byrd “Soul Function”