Label:	Pandaimonium Records
Catalog#:	Pan-22
Format:	2 x CD
Country:	Germany
Released:	2002
Genre:	Electronic, Rock
Style:	Noise, Illbient, Industrial, EBM, Goth Rock, Synth-pop
Credits:	Artwork By [Sleeve Design] - Mojca
Notes:	CD1-06 remixed at Paradise Place (Russia / Kursk). CD1-10 remixed @ Voodoogarden. CD2-02 additional production and remixing at Freestate, Mars. CD2-05 credited as remix by ex Front Line Assembly's Michael Balch.
Rating:	4.0/5 (10 votes) Rate It
Submitted by:	Solotech
2 for sale in the Discogs Marketplace

Tracklisting:

CD1-01		Anguish (Deep Inside Iris Mix) (5:56)
		Producer [Additional] - M. Morris* , R. Jones* Remix - Iris (2) Remix [Credited To] - M. Morris* , R. Jones*
CD1-02		Something's Wrong (Avatar Mix) (5:55)
		Remix - Angels & Agony
CD1-03		Number I (Cut Rate Box Remix) (5:06)
		Remix - Cut Rate Box*
CD1-04		Innocent (Defiled Remix) (7:23)
		Remix - Assemblage 23
CD1-05		I Want You Now (Tri-State Remix) (6:29)
		Remix - Tri-State
CD1-06		The Same Dream (DJ RAM Nightmare Mix) (5:36)
		Remix - DJ RAM
CD1-07		At Your Mercy (In Strict Confidence Remix) (6:37)
		Remix - In Strict Confidence
CD1-08		Liberty (Damon Fries/Boudoir Mix) (6:50)
		Remix - Boudoir Remix [Credited To] - Damon Fries
CD1-09		Into Her Web (Remix) (5:32)
		Remix - Sophya Remix [Credited To] - Idan K.* Vocals - Sonja*
CD1-10		Internal Darkness (The Second Sight Remix) (4:58)
		Remix - Second Sight, The Remix [Credited To] - Dierk Budde
CD2-01		Anguish (Remix) (5:35)
		Remix - Front 242
CD2-02		The Same Dream (Perfidious Words Remix) (5:46)
		Producer [Additional] - Perfidious Words Remix - Perfidious Words
CD2-03		Liberty (Remix) (4:45)
		Remix - Aboforcen*
CD2-04		Something Wrong (Beborn Beton Remix) (5:10)
		Producer - stefan.tillmann@mount-pleasant.de* Remix - Beborn Beton
CD2-05		The Bitter Sweet (Blackland Remix) (8:25)
		Remix - Blackland Remix [Credited To] - Michael Balch

User Reviews:

DarkSouljah, Jun 05, 2004

Take Clan of Xymox's best work (mainly their album Notes From the Underground), and bring in a bunch of today's best industrial/ebm acts, and you have RFTU. This double cd is priceless, full of the emotional felt on the band's old material, but given new life through the remixes. If you liked their album Farewell, then you'll like this one.

Was the above review useful to you? (report)

Write a Review

My Discogs	Submissions Watchlist Drafts Collection Wantlist more...
Help	Contributing to Discogs Quick Start Guide Buying Selling Help Forums more...
	About Discogs Jobs Developers API Widgets

Discogs™ website Copyright © 2008 Discogs Terms of Service Privacy Policy