What makes Headsex by Greater Than One notable?

Headsex became notable for its innovative use of samples and catchy hooks, resonating with the rave culture of the mid-90s. The single 'I Wanna Be a Hippy' gained significant airplay and charted well in various European countries, contributing to the broader acceptance of techno music within mainstream dance culture. Released in 1995, Headsex was Greater Than One's follow-up to their debut album, showcasing their evolution in the rapidly changing UK techno scene. At this point, the group had begun to embrace a more experimental approach, incorporating elements of humor and social commentary into their tracks.

Headsex works well if you're into high-energy party atmosphere, frenetic beats for dancing and catchy anthems for group sing-alongs.

How many songs are on Headsex?

Headsex has 14 tracks, running approximately 66 minutes.

Headsex

Greater Than One · 1995

66 min · 14 tracks · techno

A pulsating blend of techno beats and playful samples, inviting listeners into a euphoric party atmosphere.

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Top tracks — play these first

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I Wanna Be a Hippy (original mix) — This track epitomizes the carefree spirit of the album, blending infectious melodies with tongue-in-cheek lyrics about hedonism and peace. Its widespread popularity helped cement Greater Than One's place in the rave scene.
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Headsex (Let the Music Go) (Nanotech mix) — This mix showcases an engaging rhythm and intricate layers that exemplify the genre's experimentation during this era. It captures the essence of the album's title while maintaining a danceable groove.
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Get High (G.T.O. mix) — With its driving beat and euphoric soundscapes, this track encapsulates the party vibe that defines much of Headsex. The energetic production makes it a standout for any dancefloor.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

high-energy party atmosphere
frenetic beats for dancing
catchy anthems for group sing-alongs
quick transitions keep momentum
nostalgic rave vibes from 90s

Maybe skip if you

prefer slow, reflective music
seek deep emotional narratives

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 1995, Headsex was Greater Than One's follow-up to their debut album, showcasing their evolution in the rapidly changing UK techno scene. At this point, the group had begun to embrace a more experimental approach, incorporating elements of humor and social commentary into their tracks.
Stylistic neighbors: Surgeon· Ben Klock· Regis

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 I Wanna Be a Hippy (original mix) 5:03
2 Headsex (Let the Music Go) (Nanotech mix) 4:22
3 Accelerator #2 4:40
4 The Passion #1 5:29
5 Get High (G.T.O. mix) 5:19
6 Mary Jane 4:59
7 Headsex (original mix) 4:19
8 Get Stoned (Carl Cox mix) 7:08
9 Keep the Party Going 4:24
10 Sexhead (Daz Saund & Trevor Rockcliffe mix) 4:52
11 Gabba Hop 5:04
12 Kiddie Mix 4:11
13 Headsex (Let the Music Go) (Elvis Jackson radio mix) 2:52
14 I Wanna Be a Hippy (Flamman & Abraxas radio mix) 3:35

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