Fierce Ruling Diva – Rubb It In
Label:
React – 12 REACT 3
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
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| A1 |
Rubb It In (Frank De Wulf's Air-plain Mix)
Remix – Frank De Wulf |
6:30 | ||
| A2 | Dubb It In (Bonus Beats) | 3:56 | ||
| AA1 |
Rubb It In (FRD Subtopia Mix)
Remix – XLR-8 (2) |
5:15 | ||
| AA2 | Rubb It In (Original Mix) | 5:08 |
Credits
- Engineer – Toi Salvador
- Engineer [Assistant] – Spencer Vos
- Mixed By, Producer – Jeff "Abraxas" Porter*, Jeroen Flamman
Notes
Recorded at Portland Studios, Amsterdam. A1 - Recorded at HPF, Ghent.
On the whitelabel version all information about the tracks is found on a sticker on the black outer sleeve.
Other Versions (Showing 5 of 19) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rubb It In Remixes (CDr, Promo) | Spiritual Records | TRIP 429-8 | Netherlands | 2007 | ||
| Rubb It In (CD, Maxi) | Torso Dance | CD 212 | Netherlands | 1992 | ||
| Rubb It In (Remixes) (12") | React | 12 REACT R3 | UK | 1992 | ||
| Rubb It In (12", W/Lbl) | Not On Label | none | 1996 | |||
| Rubb It In (12") | Recharge | 12CHARGE 003 | UK | 2001 |
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Reviews & Discussion
"Rubb It In" by FRD featured on the Floorfiller EP (Lower East Side records), originally released in 1990, if compared with the REACT "original mix" release, it is much louder and beefier. The 1990 release's mastering and production is superior to the 1991 release in IMO.
The notes refer to the white label, as the copy I own DOES have info on the label, with the label logo and everything. This will propably be the version that you see, should you be fortunate enough to see/get one.
The FRD Subtopia mix is very good, being a "hardcore" version of the title track. It's basically a stripped down version with a BIG 909 kickdrum and hard processing on the Stab - Excellent.
All up, the original is still the best though, bringing back fond memories to those who were lucky enough to have heard this track out, back in the day in '91 :)
...you'll get the shock of your life...
The FRD Subtopia mix is very good, being a "hardcore" version of the title track. It's basically a stripped down version with a BIG 909 kickdrum and hard processing on the Stab - Excellent.
All up, the original is still the best though, bringing back fond memories to those who were lucky enough to have heard this track out, back in the day in '91 :)
...you'll get the shock of your life...
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