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Meat Beat Manifesto MEAT BEAT MANIFESTO EUROPEAN RELEASES 7" SINGLES SUCK HARD EP: Suck Hard(I Got The Fear)/Kick That Man/Kneel And Buzz Sweatbox SAX 029 12/87 [1500 copies only] Strap Down(Edit)/Give Your Body Its Freedom Sweatbox OX 032 06/88 Strap Down(The Sound Defence Policy Remix)/Wall To Wall Sweatbox OX 032R 06/88 12" SINGLES SUCK HARD EP: Suck Hard(I Got The Fear)/Kick That Man/Kneel And Buzz Sweatbox SOX 023 12/87 I Got The Fear(Titanium Mix)/I Got The Fear(Without Jack) Sweatbox SOX 023R 02/88 Strap Down/Give Your Body Its Freedom/Wall To Wall Sweatbox SOX 032 06/88 Strap Down(The Sound Defence Policy Remix)/Give Your Body Its Freedom/Wall To Wall Sweatbox SOX 032R 06/88 God O.D./Marrs Needs Women Sweatbox SOX 039 11/88 Dog Star Man/Still Falling/Dog Star/DV8 Play It Again Sam BIAS 142 01/90 Helter Skelter/Radio Babylon Play It Again Sam BIAS 172 05/90 Psyche-Out(Version 1)/Psyche-Out(Version 2) Play It Again Sam BIAS 182 09/90 Psyche-Out(Sex Skank Strip Down)[8.03]/Radio Babylon(Original Mix)[6.22] Play It Again Sam BIAS 182R 12/90 Edge Of No Control/Original Control(Version 3)/The Circular Cosmic Spot Play It Again Sam BIAS 222 08/92 Edge Of No Control(Take Control - Orbital Reply)/ Edge Of No Control(Satyriconsolidated - Consolidated Reply)/DJ Interruptus Play It Again Sam BIAS 222R 08/92 Mindstream(Stream Of Consciousness Mix)/Mindstream (Psychedelically Speaking)/Mindstream(Fire Escape Version)/Paradise Found Play It Again Sam BIAS 232 02/93 Mindstream(Mind The Bend The Mind)/Mindstream (The Aphex Twin Remix)/Original Control(Electro The Robot) Play It Again Sam BIAS 232R 02/93 Asbestos Lead Asbestos/Asbestos Lead Asbestos(Toxic 96)/Asbestos Lead Asbestos(De Tox Dub)/Untitled Play It Again Sam BIAS 252 04/96 Transmission(Album Version)[3:55]/Transmission (Stately Pleasure Dub)[6:45]/Transmission(Burning Fire Mix)[5:35]/Mad Bomber - The Woods[7:56] Play It Again Sam BIAS 292 03/96 It's The Music Play It Again Sam BIAS 322 11/96 Acid Again/Acid Again(Freddy Fresh Mix)/Acid Again (Depth Charge Mix)/Acid Again(Again Dub) Play It Again Sam BIAS 342 06/98 Prime Audio Soup(Original)/Prime Audio Soup(The Herbaliser Remix) Play It Again Sam BIAS 352 11/98 Not Playing God(Remix)/ - different artist - Skam SKA 012 06/99 [limited edition (1000 Copies?)] What Does It All Mean? ? ? 07/03 [limited edition (1000 Copies?)] CD SINGLES Strap Down(Remix Edit)/Strap Down(Remix)/Give Your Body Its Freedom Sweatbox SOX 032CD 06/88 God O.D. Sweatbox SOX 039CD 11/88 Dog Star Man/Still Falling/Dog Star/DV8 Play It Again Sam BIAS 142CD 01/90 Helter Skelter/Radio Babylon Play It Again Sam BIAS 172CD 05/90 Psyche-Out(Version 1)[5.40]/Psyche-Out(Version 2) [5.58]/Psyche Dub[5.58] Play It Again Sam BIAS 182CD 09/90 Edge Of No Control/Edge Of No Control(Take Control - Orbital Reply)/Edge Of No Control(Satyriconsolidated - Consolidated Reply)/The Circular Cosmic Spot Play It Again Sam BIAS 222CD 08/92 Mindstream(Stream Of Consciousness Mix)/Mindstream (Psychedelically Speaking)/Mindstream(Aphex Twin Remix)/Original Control Electro The Robots Play It Again Sam BIAS 232CD 02/93 Mindstream(Mind The Bend The Mind)/Mindstream (Fire Escape Version)/Paradise Found Play It Again Sam BIAS 232CDR 02/93 PEEL SESSIONS 13/12/92: Fire Number 9[5.35]/Soul Driver[4.15]/Drop[3.40]/Radio Babylon[5.30] Strange Fruit SFPSCD 088 11/93 Transmission(Album Version)/Transmission(Stately Pleasure Dub)/Transmission(Burning Fire Mix)/Mad Bomber-The Woods Play It Again Sam BIAS 292CD 03/96 Asbestos Lead Asbestos/Asbestos Lead Asbestos(Toxic 96)/Asbestos Lead Asbestos(De Tox Dub)/Untitled Play It Again Sam BIAS 252CD 04/96 It's Just The Music/It's The Music/I Control(Audio Collage #2)/Asbestos Lead Asbestos(Plug Mix) Play It Again Sam BIAS 322CD 11/96 Acid Again/Acid Again(Freddy Fresh Mix)/Acid Again (Depth Charge Mix 1)/Acid Again(Dub Again)/Acid Again(Depth Charge Mix 2) Play It Again Sam BIAS 342CD 06/98 Prime Audio Soup(Edit)/Prime Audio Dub/Prime Audio Soup(Vegeterian Soup By Boards Of Canada)/Prime Audio Soup(The Herbaliser Remix)/Prime Audio Soup (The Concussion Mix By Biomuse) Play It Again Sam BIAS 352CD 11/98 ALBUMS STORM THE STUDIO(double) Sweatbox SDX 040 01/89 99% Play It Again Sam BIAS 180 05/90 ARMED AUDIO WARFARE LD LD 9048 09/90 VERSION GALORE(mini) Play It Again Sam BIAS 192 02/91 SATYRICON Play It Again Sam BIAS 202 09/92 SATYRICON Play It Again Sam BIAS 202X 09/92 [with 12" single(BIAS 202X)] SUBLIMINAL SANDWICH(triple) Play It Again Sam BIAS 302 06/96 ACTUAL SOUNDS + VOICES(double) Play It Again Sam BIAS 345 09/98 R.U.O.K.? Quatermass ? ??/02 COMPACT DISCS STORM THE STUDIO Sweatbox SDX 040CD 01/89 STORM THE STUDIO(reissue) ? ? 07/03 99% Play It Again Sam BIAS 180CD 05/90 99%(mid-price reissue) Play It Again Sam BIAS 180CD 08/93 ARMED AUDIO WARFARE LD LD 9048CD 09/90 [with two extra tracks: "Marrs Needs Women" and "Cutman"] ARMED AUDIO WARFARE(reissue) ? ? 07/03 VERSION GALORE(mini) Play It Again Sam BIAS 192CD 02/91 SATYRICON Play It Again Sam BIAS 202CD 09/92 [with five extra tracks: "Original Control(Version 2)", "Brainwashed This Way - Zombie - That Shirt", "Your Mind Belongs To The State", "Track 15" and "Son Of Sam"] SUBLIMINAL SANDWICH Play It Again Sam BIAS 302CD 06/96 SUBLIMINAL SANDWICH Play It Again Sam BIAS 302CDX 06/96 [limited edition with free CD album] ACTUAL SOUNDS + VOICES Play It Again Sam BIAS 345CD 09/98 R.U.O.K.? Quatermass ? ??/02 STORM THE STUDIO R.M.X.S. ? ? 07/03 R.U.O.K.? IN DUB Quatermass QS 155CD ??/?? AT THE CENTER Thirsty Ear ? ??/05 DVDS TRAVELOGUE LIVE 05(live, R0, NTSC) MVD Visual ? 11/06 OTHER/RELATED RELEASES Original Control(Version 2)/Brainwashed This Way - Zombie - That Shirt/Your Mind Belongs To The State/ Track 15/Son Of Sam Play It Again Sam BIAS 202X 09/92 [12" single originally free with the SATYRICON LP] IMPORTANT UK PROMOS Suck Hard(I Got The Fear)/Suck Hard(I Got The Fear) Sweatbox SOX 023A 12/87 [doublesided 12" stamped white label promo] I Got The Fear - Absolutely F—ing Free/I Got The Fear - Absolutely F—ing Free Sweatbox ? 02/88 [7" radio promo (500 copies)] I Got The Fear(Titanium Mix)/I Got The Fear(Without Jack) Sweatbox SOX 023R 02/88 [12" stamped white label promo with stamped sleeve] Strap Down/Give Your Body Its Freedom/Wall To Wall Sweatbox SOX 032 06/88 [12" stamped white label promo with stickered sleeve] Re-Animator Sweatbox SOX 037 09/88 [12" white label promo — never commercially issued] God O.D./Marrs Needs Women Sweatbox SOX 039 10/88 [12" white label promo with stickered label] Helter Skelter/Radio Babylon Play It Again Sam PROMOBIAS 004 05/90 [12" promo with promo sleeve] Psyche-Out(Version 1)/Psyche-Out(Version 2) Play It Again Sam PROMOBIAS 006 09/90 [12" promo with promo sleeve] NOW: I'm In Paradise Now[7:46]/Paradise Found[7:18]/ Paradise Now[5:10] Play It Again Sam PROMOBIAS 011 ??/91 [three track 12" red vinyl promo with promo sleeve] Edge Of No Control[4.21]/Edge Of No Control(Take Control - Orbital Reply)[6:11] Play It Again Sam PROMOBIAS 014 08/92 [12" promo] Asbestos Lead Asbestos/Asbestos Lead Asbestos(Toxic 96)/Transmission(Burning Fire Mix)Mad Bomber – The Woods Play It Again Sam PROMOBIAS 035 04/96 [12" promo with stickered sleeve] It's The Music/We Done It Again Play It Again Sam PROMOBIAS 038 11/96 [12" stamped white label promo with stickered sleeve] It's The Music/We Done It Again Play It Again Sam PROMOBIAS 038 11/96 [12" promo] Acid Again/Acid Again(Freddy Fresh Mix)/Acid Again (Depth Charge Mix)/Acid Again(Again Dub) Play It Again Sam BIAS 342 06/98 [12" stamped and stickered white label promo] God O.D.(Part 3)/Strap Down(Part 1) Sweatbox SOX 041 02/89 [12" stamped white label promo sampler for the STORM THE STUDIO album with press notes (250 copies)] STORM THE STUDIO(double) Sweatbox SDX 040 01/89 [white label double promotional LP with press release (120 copies)] Asbestos Lead Asbestos/Nuclear Bomb/Transmission/ Long Periods Of Time/Future Worlds/Mad Bomber/ The Utterer Play It Again Sam PROMOBIAS 032CD 06/96 [7 track promo sampler CD for the SUBLIMINAL SANDWICH album with promo sleeve] SATYRICON Play It Again Sam BIAS 202CD 09/92 [promo CD with promo stickered pouch] IMPORTANT COMPILATION APPEARANCES BARK Sweatbox SAX 025 04/88 [LP including "Kneel And Buzz" and "Mister President" plus "Beehead" by PERENNIAL DIVIDE] VOLUME ONE Volume V1 CD 09/91 [CD and magazine including "Love Mad"] VOLUME FOUR Volume V4 CD 09/92 [CD and magazine including "Drop"] IMPORTANT FOREIGN RELEASES MEMORIAL OF JAPANESE TOUR Alfa ALCB-814 06/93 [Japanese CD] US RELEASES 12" SINGLES God O.D. Wax Trax WAX 065 ??/?? Dog Star Man P.I.A.S. USA BIUS 3027 ??/?? Helter Skelter[6:07]/Radio Babylon[6:22] P.I.A.S. USA BIUS 3050 ??/90 Now(Remix)[3:53]/Now(I'm In Paradise Now)[7:49]/ Now(Paradise Found)[7:15]/Now(Paradise Now)[5:10] Mute USA ? ??/?? What Does It All Mean?(M.B.M.
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