Jayn Hanna is about as silky and sexy as a female vocalist can get in a progressive house song. Knowing this is a Bedrock release, you know the genius of Digweed/Muir will be evident. Such is true only on the B side Bedrock Vocal mix, which is about as brooding and dark- yet exciting- as one can get for the era. The A side, the Beloved mix, may be the stronger of the two with more of a bounce to the percussion and a few extra synths in the background, well suited for any house mix set.

Imagine Sasha and Digweed playing a set at a seedy brothel and you kinda get the picture where this is comin’ from. Already into double figure radio plays from Tong, and one of Tenaglia’s favs of ’02, this particular fire walk is more like a skin-of-your-teeth ride down a Germany autobahn in an open top Porsche then a stroll over hot coals!

This would get a 5 star rating...but I only play the Beloved mix.

The Original mix is a totally captivating intense vocal track :) Altough Im not too sure what the lyrics are all about, it's got a decent tune and the song builds up nicely with clever use of stopping and starting. It would make a great start to a set, whether you play progressive or trance. I just don't get the Bedrock Dub - it sounds far too random in comparison, and is difficult to enjoy like the Original.

Nice tunes on this, another gem from the good folks at Bedrock . The original mix of "Walking on Fire" has a dark, hypnotic bassline and beautiful, quiet vocals by Jayn Hanna, almost whispered. Gradually, subtly and tastefully adds different layers of sounds as the music unfolds. The B-side Bedrock remix is a more energized, wild sounding track, equally hypnotic.