Frank De Wulf – The B-Sides Volume Three

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Label:	Music Man Records – MMI 9008
Series:	The B-Sides – Volume Three
Format:	Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM
Country:	Belgium
Released:	Nov 1990
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	House, Techno

Tracklist

	One Side
A1	Foreign Trips	3:57
A2	The Darkness Revisited	4:20
	& The Other
B1	Orbital Ways	4:20
B2	The Original	4:18
B3	The Tape	4:14

Companies, etc.

Distributed By – Music Man Import
Lacquer Cut At – Foon

Credits

Composed By – De Wulf Frank*
Design – No-Ice Productions

Notes

Track A2 samples:
Synth loop from Anne Clark - Our Darkness.

Track B2 samples:
Kraftwerk - Taschenrechner from Kraftwerk - Computerwelt album.

Track B3 samples:
Dialogue from the film Apocalypse Now.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Rights Society: SABAM TM
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A Etched): MMI 9008-A1 FOON MASTERING
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B Etched): MMI 9008-B1

Other Versions (3)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	The B-Sides Volume Three (CD, )	Music Man Records	MMI 9009	Belgium	1990
New Submission	The B-Sides Volume Three (5×File, FLAC)	B-Sides (2)	BSIDES 004	Belgium	2010
New Submission	The B-Sides Volume Three (5×File, MP3, 320 kbps)	B-Sides (2)	BSIDES 004	Belgium	2010

Reviews

meltdog Jan 18, 2022
The tape has stood the test of time, this 12" is criminally cheap on Discogs.
randyj Oct 23, 2021
In 1990 you were a happy camper to find records like this. I still love the sound from this era and '91 - things changed a lot by 92. A specific moment in time in underground dance. Snap it up - this is still proper warehouse music that bangs - due to proper production and mastering - which makes all the difference.
drubber77 Feb 20, 2020
Edited 3 years ago
All about The Tape. Such a good riff. . . .the intro was taken off Apocalypse Now.
aidiothir Dec 12, 2017
Edited 7 months ago
A quite nice release but with no techno anthems in here, like "Magic Orchestra" of b-sides II, or the excellent techno anthems "Moribund" and "Moral soundabuse" of b-sides IV (the best volume of b-sides series) but here the tracks have a more new-beatish feel, more of a past 1988-1989 warehouse attitude, still very enjoyable tracks. By the way i prefer the Remix of the "Tape" track by miles, than the original version here. That remix refined the tune imo.
TimaMachine Feb 10, 2013
The Darkness Revisited samples Anne Clark's Our Darkness (1984)
suvz Feb 7, 2010
Edited 13 years ago
The copy i have of this is labeled correctly but has , foreign Trips ,The darkness Revistited on both sides.2 tracks on each side .Obviously a pressing mistake..
Is there any more out there ???
thacidisaster Mar 8, 2007
Edited 16 years ago
This EP contains 'The Tape' which is one of my fave FDW tracks. It starts with a sample from Apocalypse now and follows with a fantastic spiralling loop which charachterises the track. Great use of a saxophone sample (which i usually hate in dance tracks) and rumbling bassline. More on the house tip rather than the big rave noises he likes to use. Every time i heard this one played out it was always played from the beginning unmixed. Still played by myself as it has dated very well.