Front Line Assembly – The Blade

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	The Blade CD, Single	Third Mind Records – TMD 2392	US	1992	US — 1992
	The Blade 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single	Third Mind Records – TM 2392	US	1992	US — 1992	Recently Edited
	The Blade 12", EP	Third Mind Records – TM 9119 1	Europe	1992	Europe — 1992	Recently Edited
	The Blade 12", EP, Promo	Third Mind Records – TM 9119 1	UK	1992	UK — 1992	Recently Edited
	The Blade Cassette, EP	Hades Records (3) – 012	Turkey	1992	Turkey — 1992	New Submission
	The Blade 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP, Promo	Third Mind Records – TM 9119 1, Third Mind Records – 791191	Europe	1992	Europe — 1992	Recently Edited
	The Blade CD, EP	Third Mind Records – TM 9119 2	Europe	1992	Europe — 1992
	The Blade Cassette, EP, Promo	Third Mind Records – none	Germany	1992	Germany — 1992	New Submission
	The Blade Cassette, EP, Reissue, Dolby System, HX Pro	Metal Mind Records – INDU 0017	Poland	1997	Poland — 1997	Recently Edited
	The Blade Cassette, EP, Reissue	Koch International – RR 9119-4	Poland	1997	Poland — 1997	New Submission
	The Blade CD, EP, Reissue, Repress	Third Mind Records – TM 9119 2	Europe		Europe
	The Blade CD, Single, Reissue	Roadrunner Records – RR 2392-3	US		US	Recently Edited
	The Blade CD, Single, Repress	Third Mind Records – TMD 2392	US		US	Recently Edited

Oskar Nov 23, 2002
referencing The Blade (CD, EP, Reissue, Repress) TM 9119 2
In my opinion, one of FLA's best tracks.
Old-Skool EBM/Industrial Dance. Great rhythm.
I have 2 versions of this CD single (or EP)
I have a domestic version that has 2 versions of The Blade (Technohead and...Blindfold?) and 2 B-sides. Much later, I found the import version that has the extra tracks.
I suppose Mr. Leeb couldn't keep doing this stuff forever (although he did repeat himself quite a bit anyway), but to go from this to Delerium's pop pabulum? Ugh! How the mighty have fallen! (and yes, I know Delerium put out some cool, dark, atmospheric stuff before they went all Enigma/Deep Foresty)
Daveybull May 31, 2002
referencing The Blade (CD, Single) TMD 2392
The Blade is possibly the best example of FLA when they were still an electronic/industrial outfit. Their later releases shy away from electronica and move into a more hardcore format.

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