ICE MC

Blow all the people here that won't Night, night, night, night, night...

Get ready for Ice MC Think About The Way in my own special reward version.

Turn it up!

So find the feeling So find the feeling

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about this one.

Think About The Way was released by Ice MC in 1994, featuring the unmistakable vocals of Alexia.

But the track also found a new audience when it appeared on the soundtrack of the cult movie Trainspotting.

Welcome back to Chart Live, where we do indeed think about the way.

I am Juliet Harris, the Alexia to the Ice MC that is Mr. Ed Biggs.

That was excellent.

Thank you so much.

We move on then to number 38 where we have another new entry.

This is Ice MC and a track called Bomb Diggy Bomb Brackets Think About The Way.

We're saying hello to my friend Stuart who's a massive Trainspotting fan and we'll link in to what this has to do with Trainspotting on the other side of this clip.

You just heard Bomb Diggy Bomb, brackets, Think About The Way by Ice MC, new entry at 38 this week.

So, Ice MC is a British rapper, real name Ian Campbell, who launched his career in Italy in the late 80s under the auspices of producer and label owner Roberto Zanetti, who is a man who was behind acts like Corona and W.

This is a single from Ice MC's third album called Ice and Green that had originally been released in early 1994, but it had just missed the top 40.

This song got to number 42 the first time around.

It was a huge hit around Europe though, number six in Italy for the whole of 1994. this track um two and a half years later it's now re-released after it appeared in the film Trainspotting it's included on the second soundtrack album the one with the green cover that has disappointingly never been released on vinyl

getawayYou recognize this one immediately.

Produced by Roberto Zanetti, better known as Savage, featuring Ice MC and the unmistakable voice of Alexia.

A true piece of Italian dance history.

Think About The Way.

And there it is, another journey through the greatest decade in dance music.

Sixteen tracks, one nonstop mix, one destination, the '90s.

Captain Hollywood Project, Cappella, Ice MC, La Bouche, Culture Beat, Jam & Spoon, Netzwerck, Double You, and many more.

This was episode 28 of Mixtime 90s, the music we danced to back then and the music we still love today.