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Renegade Soundwave
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Soundclash
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| Label © |
Mute U.S. |
| Release Year |
1989 |
| Length |
54:42 |
| Genre |
Electronic |
| Personal Star Rating [1-5] |
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| Ref# |
R-0014 |
| Bitrate |
192 Kbps |
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| Info |
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1.
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Blue Eyed Boy
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4:28
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Lucky Luke
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3:52
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On TV
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2:27
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Probably A Robbery
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4:06
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Traitor
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3:55
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Space Gladiator
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4:35
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Murder Music
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2:31
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Biting My Nails
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3:51
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Pocket Porn
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3:45
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Can't Get Used To Losing You
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4:31
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Biting My Nails (Instrumental)
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5:22
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12.
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The Phantom
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4:47
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13.
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Ozone Breakdown
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6:32
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Review by John Bush
Recycling American hip-hop and British dub to form their own unique sound aesthetic, Renegade Soundwave cover a lot of territory on their debut album. Though the rapping is subpar, productions like the opener "Blue Eyed Boy" (featuring the same sample later used by Public Enemy for "By the Time I Get to Arizona") and their cover of the old English Beat classic "Can't Get Used to Losing You" reveal a solid focus on the audio terrorism possible from sampling. Soundclash also includes Renegade Soundwave's charting single "Probably a Robbery" and the title track from their previous EP Biting My Nails.
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