Cyberaktif – Nothing Stays

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Nothing Stays CD, Single	Wax Trax! Records – WAX CDS 9119	US	1990	US — 1990
	Nothing Stays 12", 45 RPM	Wax Trax! Records – WAX 9119	US	1990	US — 1990
	Nothing Stays Cassette, Single, Compilation	Wax Trax! Records – WAX CSS 9119	US	1990	US — 1990
	Nothing Stays 12", 45 RPM, Test Pressing	Wax Trax! Records – WAX 9119	US	1990	US — 1990	Recently Edited
	Nothing Stays CD, Single, Reissue	TVT Records – TVT 8619, Wax Trax! Records – TVT 8619	US	1994	US — 1994	Recently Edited

gsheputis Mar 6, 2023
referencing Nothing Stays (CD, Single) WAX CDS 9119
Yes, one of the best 'stoned and trippy' industrial tunes - very expansive sound, fantastic production - one of Wax Trax!'s many stellar singles !
fadladder Feb 14, 2016
referencing Nothing Stays (12", 45 RPM) WAX 9119
My favorite cut off the single Cyberaktif album and the extended cut is better than the album version. The b-side and version are decent too. It's a nice melancholy stoned industrial track, with Key/Goettal from Puppy doing music and Leeb from FLA on vox. Musically it probably shares more with Doubting Thomas than Puppy and vocally it's a little more subdued than much FLA.

I think this tends to get ignored because Key has been publically critical of the project, however I think it's a lot better than he paints it to be. It might not be to the heights of Cleanse, Fold and Gashed Senses, but it's still great music from a time that can never come again. If you're a Front Line fan, you owe it to yourself to track these down. If you don't like FLA but like Puppy, you can probably pass.