3 dance tracks from mid -80s?

[tali1]

Anyone have more details on these 3 dance tracks from mid -80s?
1Robotic voice says "Milk,water and shi*"
2"Ah ah ah i take a the pizza"
3" We're going to get you , we're going to get you" giggling sampled from horror film Evil Dead

[rockyracoon]

The 80's was my time out on the wiggle and none of those lyrics ring a bell. It this for a quiz? Do you have anymore clues?

[factor-fiction]

I'm sure you're not trying to 'take a the pizza' but these lyrics don't sound familiar to me at all and lyric site searches have shown nothing. Are you certain of the lyrics?
Can you give me an example of a similar type of dance track from the mid-80s (I'm struggling to think of any dance music from then other than chart stuff such as Debarge, Kool and the Gang, Pointer Sisters.)

[rockyracoon]

My thoughts too Factor, the 80's wasn't really a time considered 'dance' music, that came more in the 90's. I think Tali is getting a bit mixed up.

[factor-fiction]

Please can you check again about the approximate dates ( I think early 90s is more likely) and give an example of a similar type of dance track

[NOX]

#3 could be ' Dead by Dawn' Depth Charge- that's the only one I can think of that samples Evil Dead soundtrack.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9F1sKtJlMfo

[factor-fiction]

Could be, Nox - that was 1990/91

[NOX]

I know- but I was taking so many drugs back then that the 80's? The 90's? Was all the same to me...;-)

[cazzz1975]

there was a few dance songs in the late 80s like
Bomb The Bass : "Beat Dis"
Coldcut featuring Yazz : "Doctorin' the House"
Krush : "House Arrest"
Jack 'n' Chill : "The Jack That House Built"
Beatmasters featuring The Cookie Crew : "Rok Da House"
Two Men, a Drum Machine and a Trumpet : "I'm Tired of Getting Pushed Around"

though I dont recognise the OPs lyrics :/

[factor-fiction]

Aceeeeeeed, Nox?

Now you mention drugs, I think Acid House music did start in around 1988 so maybe tali1's date of mid-80s isn't too far out.

[factor-fiction]

You are right with late 80s cazzzz. I recall MARRS pump up the volume too. And Steve Silk Hurley

[NOX]

Yeah anywhere from about 88 onwards it was everywhere ( well if you were looking for it). It hit mainstream about 90 and then it was everywhere whether you wanted it or not lol.

[tali1]

Sorry for late answer - 100% on my dates, def not Dead by Dawn' Depth Charge
Should have pointed out that none of ones i mentioned ever charted ,they were more underground