Opus III - It's A Fine Day
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Published 2007-10-22
All Comments (21)
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You just can't mistake that early 90s sound it's majestic
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Who is here in 2024?
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The 90s were definitely the best for dance music..
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As an aging metalhead, this is my guilty pleasure lol.
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The nostalgia and exhiliration that I get from this song is beyond anything that music from today can make me feel. Not that I don't like current music or anything, there's plenty of amazing songs and artists, but this just takes me back to a different time and to emotions that I'll probably never get back.
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Born in 1979 it feels so good to hear this song again after a very long time. It gives you a feeling of freedom. The 90's were just a great optimistc, positive and energetic time for everything.
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OMG, I’ve been looking for this song since childhood. I found it! I’m crying tears of joy, and sadness over my lost youth.
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-девочка.а как у тебя бантик держится? -как прибили,так и держится.)
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This just takes me back to when I was at school and didn't have a care in the world. I also didn't realise back then how easy things were and how quickly they would get unbearable. Good times, wish I could rewind. Anyone get me?
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This track means more to me than I could ever express... a trigger back to extraordinary days (and nights!) past. Brilliant
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There's layer upon layer to this track. Absolutely pumping baseline in the background, with layers of synths and house piano on top. A cracker.
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This song is now 30 YEARS OLD💗💗💗🤯 I still have it on CD😍
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Love finding classics like this. 90's tracks were so euphoric, almost angelic
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2022 and I still get goosebumps. I am so glad i saw the 90's and enjoyed them the way it was meant to be.
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Man this takes me right back to my clubbing days. 90s and early 2000s we're ridiculously fun.
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I met Kirsty a couple of times when I was a teenager and used her vocal (kindly the single had an acapella track) on some dodgy remixes I was trying. She kindly entertained me playing them to her at party.
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I used to work in a shop as a teenager and used to sing the total to this tune. “That’ll be £9.99”.
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Fun fact: she is the daughter of Alan Hawkshaw who composed the theme for Countdown, Grange Hill and Channel 4 news. Kirsty Hawkshaw still looks lovely.
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Even now, an ABSOLUTE CLASSIC.
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This music is ethereal.
