• We Have Arrived
• Toxic Waste
• Different Sides
• New Breed
• I Feel Love
• Easy Grooves
• The Cheribums
• Get Down
• Many Forms Of House new + cover
• Musical High (Test Pressing)
• All Love (Test Pressing)
• Disco Juice
• P.M. Blues
• The Strictly Jazz Unit EP
• I Feel Dub
• Voices of Ituri
• On The Dancefloor new + review + cover

Visit the GU discography for a complete list of releases.

year: 1998
label: Defender
cat.nr.: DJ1
type: 12"
co-artists: Boo Williams, Cei-Bei, Vick Lavender (presumed)
tracks realaudio:
- Medones Thoughts
- Musical High

'This record is not to be sold or distributed to the public.' Oops. Got it anyway. And glad too. The A-side 'Medones Thought' is also featured on the 'Future Parables of S.J.U.', but might come in handy for some wicked 'fazing'. But the B-track, the flip-side, dear music-lovers, is one hell of a G.U. track. Titled 'Musical High', I could think of no other way to describe, once again, a masterpiece of bouncing bass, moving melodies, great grooves and soulfull synths. Once again, a decent basis of true deep house, combined with the uncomparable virtuosity to add tweakin' moog themes that shiver down our spine. Once, again...a G.U. Classic ? Yes ? No ? Yes ? No ? Yes ! Yes !
Yes !
Fuckin' Yes !  Sorry. Got a bit carried away there. No matter. Lots of dirty language on the net anyway...

So, now let us take a look at the reasons how this track got:
a) on this Defender Test Pressing
b) not on the Future Parables album.

According to us, the reasons are :
a) that this is a test press for a Future Parables E.P. But why the E.P. AFTER the Album ? Beats us.
b) the people at Defender records are definitely boneheads. Alternative explanations are welcome but not considered. They are boneheads anyway. Nah. (Outspan)

release : 1997
label : Pan
cat. nr. : 008
type : 12"
co-artists : Boo Williams (co-pruduction), Cei-Bei (vocals)
tracks: 
- Get Down (PAN vocal)
- Soul power
- Get Down (SJU dub)
- Sickness of our people

Another ‘Soul Survivors’ product, not with Boo Williams this time, and if it’s not Boo G.U. is working with, it has to be ‘The Voice of Deep’ Cei-Bei. Touché.
The Soul Survivors products have the G.U. touch, that’s for sure, but taken on the whole, more sound like the clubby American House track. Which makes them the excellent opportunity to help you imagine a sweaty night at some kinky place in Chicago.When pumpin’ bass joins the streamin’ grooves, then all what you need to blow the place, is a cheering crowd, fired up by some typical gay-coloured vocals. G.U. takes care of the music, Cei-Bei is calling every major town in the States to join the Deep House Movement, (New York : get down, San Francisco : scream for more…etc.), and the crowd…is you.
The vocal-thing really shows the roots of this music. One night, I heard Sister Sledge on some radio station and I immediately had to think about Cei-Bei screaming on top of G.U.’s funky melodies. Too bad there is no such thing as a car-stereo equipped with a turntable…
Oh yes, the other tracks : ‘Soul Power’ has no Cei-Bei vocals, so it’s carte blanche for G.U. Give’em hell, Glenn ! ‘Sickness of our People’ contains some of those cool Black-Man-stand-up-alike samples which you find frequently in Abacus tracks (for the unknown : another decent Deep House artist who is also approved by the Freestyle team). (Outspan)