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Album by Critical Mass. Toxic Tape Warning from Brainstorm (1983). Psychotic Break (Lenny Dee & Strychnine Remix).

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Critical Mass was a Dutch hardcore group, formed in 1993 by Ed Bout and Dave van Hasselaar. In the mid-nineties, Critical Mass turned into a popular happy hardcore act, as ID&T records (which was at the center of hardcore at the time) wanted a live act. At the beginning both producers were the act by themselves but not much later they added the singer Ludmilla Odijk and the rapper Danny Haenraets alias MC Energy.

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A1 Psychotic Break (Original Mix). A2. Psychotic Break (Critical Mass Remix) Remix – Critical Mass. AA1. Psychotic Break (Lenny Dee & Strychnine Remix – Lenny Dee, Strychnine. AA2. Psychotic Break (Warlock, Jason Remix – Jason VFM, Warlock.

Psychotic Reaction is the only studio album by the American garage rock band Count Five, released on October 1966, through Double Shot Records DSS5001. It features the hit single Psychotic Reaction, number five on the Billboard charts in October 1966, and The Who covers, My Generation and "Out in the Street". Previously to recording sessions, Count Five was rejected by several record labels before they got signed to the Los Angeles-based Double Shot Records in 1965.