Title: UK Dance/Pop single with a variety of average remixes
Product review: Like all Motiv 8 releases this has a rather commercial feel to it but is sadly inferior to its predecessors, the excellent 'Rockin For Myself' and 'Break the Chain', as was demonstrated by its fairly poor chart showing (in the UK) back in 1995. Clearly the tie-in with the Bond film (which the single was atually released before) did not have the desired effect on sales. By far the best track of the lot is the Motiv8 Spectral Dub which is much more in keeping with the usual up-tempo Motiv 8 club sound than the extremely lethargic Money Penny Mix. The other mixes, notably the Sharp Dub, are not what producer Steve Rodway is best at, being a more non-commercial, underground sound - and so fall rather flat. Basically this is a disc for fans only. If you are exepcting something of the quality of Rockin For Myself, the remix of Mary Kiani's 'When I Call Your Name', or even the Spice Girl's Wannabe remix, you'll be rather disappointed.
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