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I love it when 34 years later you finally discover the name of a tune you're not alone it's not like anyone took notes in 1991

the trouble with 1991 with me is it is between the vague years of 1986 and 1999 lol I was wasted

Youngbloods - Got Me burning Up

Rhythm Warfare - two Notches ( warfare mix )

but the record I have the sweet exorcist tune says 1991on the label so that's probably when I heard it first

it gets confusing - some tunes might have got played or released earlier, some later there were a lot of white labels and even more drugs

the sound on the door of any club in 1991 Kicks Like a mule - the bouncer

Sweet Exorcist - Test Four bip bip boop bip bass and blip true minimal

UR were on fire in 1991 UR - Punisher

DETROIT! PAISLEY! BERLIN! X101 - DESTROYER my mum used to take me shopping in Paisley, so years later when I discovered UR played there I was a bit upset we'd moved years before, the best I got was seeing a guy in a fur suit pretending to be the `HONEY MONSTER outside of the department store

no problem, I've been slacking at work to the point I might get fired so yeah, unfortunate

JUST TELL ME THAT YOU LOVE ME! TUSK!

@..... your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to mix various versions of TUSK with videodrome new flesh cabaret voltaire theme from earthshaker etc.,

I may not be a version but I'm unique

Beequeen - White Tusk blame 0bleak aka @..... @..... pretty good version actually

but yet, I actively sought out a copy of TUSK, the seven inch I fucking love it such a tune

you're talking about the coked up and beyond beardy guy in the blue tee shirt in that video? if it is, he is FUCKED, the way he twitches and there are words I can not use to describe his presence in that video

I'm a bit fucked off I recently paid big money for the 180 gram "fully restored" OST of VIDEODROME but pressing plants nowadays have zero quality control - click click pssst click pssst fuzz psst Howard Shore - Long Live the New Flesh but my Cabaret Voltaire LP that cost me £5 decades ago...

there were a few rock casualties in Manchester when I first moved here, the common denominator was you wouldn't want them in your flat because they'd soil your sofa and they would cover their bald spot with a leather cowboy hat

there were RUMOURS that the weird acid casualty on the next block to me in Hulme, Manchester was actually PETER who wrote tune called ALBATROSS edit: his name was Peter Green and he once played guitar in a band, take that as you will