'splain this one to me: Renegade Soundwave

RSW "Blue Eyed Boy" (1989)
Public Enemy "By The Time I Get To Arizona" (1991)

granted, the former only used it occasionally, whereas PE made it the consistent backdrop.

I'm not trying to argue against your points, Spencer.. I'm just giving you my side of what I (very loosely) define as industrial in this context. We're both "right". :)

Why is LFO's "Frequencies" still...

for more rsw talk, or perhaps, bring it back here.

Just wanted to continue listing the vinyl only RSW items.

(one of my faves off the 1st album i have to say)

WHEEL IT OUT! COMING THROUGH!

is it this?

http://www.discogs.com/release/221980

Maybe it's a bootleg edit? I have a bootleg I got at Rock-N-Soul, a place that is mostly hip-hop and disco/house/club classics that has Ozone Breakdown on it.

The funniest thing I got I won on eBay, it was a 7" white label advertised as "Cooking Sex". Sure enough, it says Cooking Sex on it in handwriting, and was on Rhythm King, I'm wondering if they weren't worried about sending it radio stations as Cocaine Sex or something!

I want this:

http://www.discogs.com/release/413655

and wonder if its the same version that ended up on In Dub.

Unfucking real.

I also interveiwed Danny Briottet a few years later for Alternative Press (but it never ran) and told him about it and he laughed and laughed. I know for sure there is a Layo & Bushwacka remix of I THINK "The Phantom" that came out around then because it was on Danny's mix CD. Apparently Danny and Gary Asquith haven't spoken in years either... he was pretty spiteful toward him on the phone.

Anyway, they were universally brilliant. Yes, for sure three different eras, but all of them rock the house in different ways. What about the love for the self-titled comeback single with the Serge Gainbourg shit all up in it? The more I hear "Howyadoin" the more I think I never gave it enough credit on release. That said, I do own like 4 copies of it...

that's exactly what they were worried about. my 12" has that written on it too.

In the U.S., if RSW were known here then, you would have had to change that to "Cocaine Sects", because you know drug talk is OK in the U.S. but certainly not sex!

That's an early Flaming Lips song, now, Ned. Give us a break.

Todd, I used to have the CD-single w/ Prob a Rob 12 gauge but gave it to someone because, you know, i had the vinyl...

But let's definately talk mp3 trading, get it all together.

I always liked much of Howyoudoin, though I hated the title song. Disc 1 of my personal RSW 2 CD set contains Liquid Up, John Holmes, Positive ID, Blast "Em Out and Brixton. All GREAT pop songs. It was the remix album where I thought they made their first really bad move. It has moments, but while In Dub is just totally unique, Next Chapter of Dub just sounded like then contemporary trip-hop or whatever.

A highpoint of my life was sitting in a middle-eastern resteraunt and hearing the song that John Holmes samples.

Except for "Positive Mindscape" which is its saving grace.

Disc 1:

Renegade Soundwave 7" mix
Blue Eyed Boy
Lucky Luke
On TV
Kray Twins
Liquid Up
Probably a Robbery
Traitor
Biting My Nails (soundclash version)
Space Gladiator
Murder Music
Pocket Porn
Cocaine Sex
John Holmes
Positive ID
Blast 'Em Out
Brixton
Can't Get Used to Losing You

Disc 2:

Ozone Breakdown
The Phantom
Biting My Nails (Bass Numb Chapter)
Thunder II
Deadly
Funky Dropout
Bacteria
Pocket Porn Dub
Cocaine Sex (Sub-Aqua Overdrive)
Black Eye Boy
Mash-Up
Women Respond to Bass
Probably a Robbery (12 Gauge Turbo)
The Phantom (In Dub version, version 90 or whatever it's called)
Manphibian
Transition

I also have the Women Respond To Bass 12". there are four tracks on that total. And I have Space Gladiator Dub. But I think Dan has this on vinyl, but just hasn't digitized it yet.

I think the major project is to get all the RSW remixes of other bands onto one CD (or 2 if needed.)

1.Depeche Mode
2.Liason Dangereuses

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Mr. Hutlock from above made me a RSW mix tape during college including the Depeche Mode remix, that's easy to download. I have the Liason Dangereuses remix on vinyl. I also have the track they sorta did for the Amorres Perros soundtrack. They did at least 2 Pop Will Eat Itself remixes, neither of which I have.

Looking at Discogs...I'd like to hear the Sabres mix of Brixton.

Dan you could use the beginning and end from your tired record to replace the Ken Ishii one? better than nothing...?

i'll rip the first ever rsw single before they changed their name and post a link to it later.

i will also dig out the 'turntable scratch mix' too.

never heard this before .. thanks muchly.

m.e

'tackhead in the area!'