4 tracks circa 92

[Freakazoid9000]

These are around 92, but maybe slightly older for some?

I think these will probably be a pretty easy ID.
Each of these tracks I have heard only one other time in respective mixes which sadly didn't have a complete setlist.

Track 3 is a trick question.. I know the artist and song, but am curious if anyone else does. I have a feeling it is the most obscure of the four, but I don't know. Just for fun!

I think track 4 at the very end is a different song that starts abruptly. I have heard just that last part in another mix and it sounds like it's own song, maybe different mix/version?

Pardon the slight distortion in the audio. I wasn't responsible for recording it. I have no idea why it sounds like that. It was from the radio, maybe the reception was substandard?

[Freakazoid9000]

I think track 4 at the very end is a different song that starts abruptly. I have heard just that last part in another mix and it sounds like it's own song, maybe different mix/version?

And by that I mean I think there are two different songs, but maybe they are the same.

Oh, and if someone would please enlighten me as to what if any subgenre of techno they would classify these as? Not that it matters to me a whole lot, but there's so many damn confusing labels out there!
Or better yet, I'd like to see two or more people fight about the classification. That would be swell!

[Thrash]

1. Pandemic - Slammin' (Vinyl) at Discogs

4. DJ Seduction - Hardcore Heaven (Vinyl) at Discogs

[witteskoiier]

4.b Praga Khan Featuring Jade 4 U - Free Your Body (Ultra Sonic Dance Mix) (Vinyl) at Discogs or the original mix. Both have the same intro

[Freakazoid9000]

Thanks gang.

No luck on two. YET! I had that song on another mix somewhere as well.

As for the trick question, track #3... we'll see if anyone gets that one...

[ageofhouse.]

2nd tune is Orthodox Chapter 1 - Psychedelicacy

Orthodox - Chapter 1 (Vinyl) at Discogs

[Freakazoid9000]

2nd tune is Orthodox Chapter 1 - Psychedelicacy

Orthodox - Chapter 1 (Vinyl) at Discogs

Thanks, Captain!