The Grid: remixes & production
(alphabetical by last name or group name)
Latest update: June 12, 2000
Comments, additions, & corrections to:
mattski@mit.edu
Marc Almond/Soft Cell: David Ball of The Grid used to be in Soft Cell
with Marc Almond. The Grid remixed a number of songs for the Marc Almond/
Soft Cell "Memorabilia" album. They also produced, mixed and wrote music
on Almond's "Tenement Symphony" album (most notably 'My Hand Over My
Heart'), although Trevor Horn produced or reproduced most of the tracks.
Supposedly, The Grid were to produce some tracks on Almond's "Fantastic
Star" album (out in early 1996) but that did not happen. According to an
interview with Marc, he and David may work together again on a future
project, but not as Soft Cell.
Gutter Net is an "unofficial Marc Almond home page" maintained by Simon West.
It has extensive discographies for Marc Almond and Soft Cell.
Fantastic Star - The Marc Almond Home Page, maintained by Harinderpal Singh Grewal,
is another excellent source for information on Marc Almond and Soft Cell.
The Sensualists, an e-mail group for Marc Almond fans, is maintained by
D. Travers Scott. Contact him to sign up.
Marc Almond: Waifs and Strays [single]
All songs written by Marc Almond.
Published by Warner Chapell Music Ltd.
'Waif and Strays' and 'City of Nights' were produced by
Bob Kraushaar and Gary Maughan.
(Parlophone/Some Bizzare/EMI, U.K., 1990)
7", catalog # R 6263, ISBN # ?
7", catalog # RX 6263, ISBN # ? [with postcard]
CASS, catalog # TCR 6263, ISBN # ?
A. 4:34 Waifs and Strays (The Grid Mix)
B. 3:50 Old Jack's Charm * [need credits for this]
(Parlophone/Some Bizzare/EMI, U.K., 1990)
12", catalog # 12R 6263, ISBN # ?
A. 7:25 Waifs and Strays (12" Grid Mix)
B. 6:32 Waifs and Strays (Grid Twilight Mix)
(Parlophone/Some Bizzare/EMI, U.K., 1990)
CD, catalog # CDR 6263 / (20 4002 2), ISBN # 5 099920 400224
1. 4:31 Waifs and Strays (The Grid Mix)
2. 7:25 Waifs and Strays (12" Grid Mix)
3. 6:00 City of Nights *
* no Grid involvement
Tracks 1 and 3. Recorded and mixed by Bob Kraushaar.
Tracks 1 and 2. Remixed by David Ball & Richard Norris (The Grid).
Soft Cell: Say Hello, Wave Goodbye [single]
(Mercury/Some Bizarre/Phonogram Ltd., U.K., 1990)
7", ???
5:20? Say Hello, Wave Goodbye '91 (mixed by Julian Mendelsohn?)
3:56 *Memorabilia '91 (7" Grid Mix)
(Mercury/Some Bizarre/Phonogram Ltd., U.K., 1990)
12", ???
8:17? Say Hello, Wave Goodbye '91 (12" Long Goodbye Mix)
[mixed by Julian Mendelsohn?]
6:49? *Memorabilia '91 (12" Grid Mix)
(Mercury/Some Bizarre/Phonogram Ltd., U.K., 1990)
CD, [not confirmed, not track listing available]
Marc Almond/Soft Cell: Memorabilia - The Singles [album]
(Vertigo/Some Bizarre/Phonogram?, Canada, 1991)
CD, cat # 848 512-2, ISBN # [422] 848 512-2
CASS, cat # 848 512-4, ISBN # [422] 848 512-4
[track listing not confirmed, probably identical to U.K. release]
(Mercury/Some Bizarre/Phonogram Ltd., U.K., 1991)
CD, cat # 848 512-2, ISBN # 0 42284-85122
CASS, cat # 848 512-4, ISBN # 0 42284-85124
LP, cat # 848 512-1, ISBN # 0 42284-85121
Total of 14 tracks, includes:
1. 3:57 *Memorabilia '91 [Ball/Almond]
3. 3:38 *Bedsitter [Ball/Almond]
5. 3:08 *What! [H.P.Barnum]
14. 6:36 *Waifs and Strays (Grid Twilight Mix)
[* remixed by The Grid]
[other 10 tracks written by Ball/Almond or others)
(Mercury/Polygram, U.S., 1991)
CD, ISBN # 314-510-178-2
CASS, ISBN # 314-510-178-4? (not confirmed)
Total of 14 tracks, includes:
1. 3:56 *Memorabilia '91 [Ball/Almond]
3. 3:36 *Bedsitter [Ball/Almond]
5. 3:08 *What [H.P.Barnum]
13. 4:32 *Waifs and Strays [same as 7" Grid Mix] [Almond]
14. 6:49 *Memorabilia '91 (12" version) [Ball/Almond]
[* remixed by The Grid]
[other 9 tracks written by Ball/Almond or others)
Marc Almond: Tainted Love/Where Did Our Love Go [single]
(Vertigo/Some Bizarre/PolyGram, Canada, 1990)
CD, 866 001-2, ISBN# 4228660012
Total of 4 tracks, includes:
9:04 Tainted Love/Where Did Our Love Go (Original 12" Version)
4:17 Loving You Hating Me (Original 7" Version)
4:28 *Where The Heart Is
5:51 Tainted Love '91 (Remixed by Julian Mendelsohn)
[* says "Remixed by the Grid" but sounds like Julian Mendelsohn's
'91 mix on U.S. "Memorabilia" album]
Marc Almond: Tenement Symphony [album]
(Parlophone/EMI U.K., 1991)
(Sire/Reprise/Warner U.S., 1991) CD, 9-26764-2
Total of 11 tracks including:
4:23 *Meet Me in My Dream (Almond/Ball/Norris)
5:01 *I've Never Seen Your Face (Almond/Ball Norris)
0:22 Tenement Symphony, (i), prelude (Ball/Norris)
5:14 My Hand Over My Heart (Almond/Ball/Norris) [produced
by Trevor Horn, original arrangement & Marc's vocal
production by The Grid]
[* produced by The Grid]
[non-Grid aside: the album version of 'Jacky' (by Brel/
Jouannest) samples rhythm track from 'Red Summer' by Sun
Electric, Berlin 1990]
Marc Almond: My Hand Over My Heart [single]
(written by Almond/Ball/Norris)
(Parlophone/EMI U.K., 1992) 7"
5:03 *Single Mix [b/w Deadly Serenade]
(Sire/Reprise/Warner U.S., 1992) [this may have been U.K. not U.S.]
5:03 *Single Mix [b/w Money for Love (Ennio mix)]
(Parlophone/EMI U.K., 1992) 12"
(Parlophone/EMI U.K., 1992) CD
(Sire/Reprise/Warner U.S., 1992) 12"
(Sire/Reprise/Warner U.S., 1992) CD, 9-40367-2
5:03 *Single Mix
7:13 *Grit and Glitter Mix
[+ other tracks]
[*produced by Trevor Horn, original arrangement and Marc Almond
vocal production by The Grid]
Marc Almond: Treasure Box [compilation album / box set]
(EMI, U.K., August 1995)
2xCD, catalog # ?, ISBN # ?
[includes 25 tracks from the "Stars We Are" and "Enchanted" years]
CD1 includes:
4:34 Waifs and Strays (Grid Mix) [same as 7" Grid Mix]
Marc Almond: My Love (Remixed by Dave Ball) (single)
(Blue Star Records, U.K., January ?, 2000)
CD, catalog # ?, ISBN # ?
3 tracks, includes:
1. 3:42 My Love (Remixed by Dave Ball)
Also included on:
Open All Night [album (Limited European Tour Edition)]
(Les Belles Promesses/XIII BIS Records/Blue Star Records, EU/France, January ?, 2000)
2xCD, catalog # 523640 0 PM 806, ISBN # 7 24352 36400 8
CD1: same as U.K. album track listing
CD2: 6 audio tracks (and 2 videos), includes:
2. 3:42 My Love (Remixed by Dave Ball)
Neil Arthur: I Love I Hate [single]
[Neil Arthur was the lead singer for Blancmange, an 80's UK synthpop
band]
(Chrysalis/U.K., 1994) 12", is12chs5005 [approximate track times]
7:20 I Love I Hate (Excalibur Mix)
6:58 I Love I Hate (Lakeside Mix)
[+ other mixes]
Leigh Bowery: 'Useless Man' by Minty [single]
[see also listing below for Minty]
[written by R. Torry, L. Bowery, I. Vauk, & C. Fysh]
(Candy Records/U.K., 1994)
12", track list not confirmed
Useless Man (Jark Prongo mix)
**Useless Man (John Truelove mix)
**Useless Man (The Grid mix)
**Useless Man (Dis-Cuss mix) [remix: Malcolm Duffy]
(MT AIR/Netherlands, 1995, licensed from Candy Records)
[for info, phone: +31(0)2526-74253]
12", MT AIR 001, 08-27263-20
A1 Useless Man (Jark Prongo mix)
A2 **Useless Man (John Truelove mix)
B1 **Useless Man (The Grid mix)
B2 **Useless Man (Dis-Cuss mix) [remix: Malcolm Duffy]
CD, MT AIR
3:37 **Useless Man (The Grid edited mix)
Useless Man (live mix)
**Useless Man (The Grid mix)
Useless Man (John Truelove mix)
(Candy Records/U.K., 1994)
CD, CAN 1CD
*Useless Man (Version) [remix: Zeus B. Held]
3:37 **Useless Man (The Grid edited mix)
**Useless Man (King Rocker mix)
[remix: King Rocker & Jem Le Creme]
**Useless Man (Dis-Cuss mix) [remix: Malcolm Duffy]
*Useless Man (Subversion) [remix: Matt Fisher]
[original production by: *Ian Dench; **Ingo Vauk & Carl Fysh]
[On CD, there's a big difference between the two original
productions of this song. The Vauk/Fysh version is dance-y and the
Dench version is rock and roll mania.]
[Minty is the name of the band formerly fronted by Bowery.
'Useless Man' is about a master-slave S&M relationship. In its
dance versions, it has a very tough, very trance-y underground
sound. Bowery's rant is explicit, ugly, disturbing, and
compelling. The song was mentioned favorably by Larry Flick in his
'Dance Trax' column in Billboard Magazine, April 8, 1995. The
single was due out at the end of 1994, but it was delayed because
of Bowery's AIDS-related death in December 1994. Minty has
continued as a group to release music and tour].
[Bowery was an infamous performance artist and part of the London
art and party scene from the 80's to the 90's. "Wigstock: The
Movie", a 1995 documentary about the huge annual drag queen
celebration in New York City, is dedicated to Bowery and includes
his performance from 1993 of 'Love Stands Tall and Free'.]
Boy George: [see listing for Jesus Loves You]
Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine: Glam Rock Cops [single]
(Chrysalis, U.K., 1994) CD, 7243 8 81239 2 1
[on one of two CD singles for the song]
3:42 Kojak Dub [+ 2 other tracks]
['Kojak' is most obviously the Telly Sevalas cop show from the
70's. There is also a track called 'Kojak' by Lee 'Scratch' Perry,
a.k.a. The Upsetter, that is probably a reggae dub version of the
TV show's theme. (Perry is famous for a reggae-ed up version of
Morricone's music from some of the Clint Eastwood spaghetti
westerns.) The Grid's dub is not reggae, but plays like theme
music for the already over-the-top production by Carter. Fractured
vocals echo, chime in, and percuss, while the tension of the rhythm
mounts up from and falls back to a dance beat solid enough to carry
the listener and the cops through all the gun fire, car crashes,
and donut shops. And it's over before the coffee grows cold.]
Cornershop: Jullandar Shere [The Grid/Star Liner Mixes] [single]
(Wiiija Records Ltd., U.K., February 26, 1996)
12", WIJ 48V, ISBN# 5 016554 904867
3 tracks, includes:
A 8:56 *Jullandar Shere (Jeh Jeh Mix) [vocal mix]
B1 5:50 *Jullandar Shere (All Fetters Loose Mix) [dub]
B2 6:22 **6 a.m. Jullandar Shere (Original Version)
(Wiiija Records Ltd., U.K., February 26, 1996)
CD, WIJ 48CD, ISBN# ?
3 tracks, includes:
8:56 *Jullandar Shere (Jeh Jeh Mix) [vocal mix]
5:50 *Jullandar Shere (All Fetters Loose Mix) [dub]
6:22 **6 a.m. Jullandar Shere (Original Version)
(Luaka Bop/Warner Bros., U.S., 1995)
12" vinyl, PRO-A-8218 [promotional release]
4 tracks [track order not confirmed], includes:
8:56 *Jullandar Shere (Jeh Jeh Mix) [vocal mix]
5:50 *Jullandar Shere (All Fetters Loose Mix) [dub]
6:22 **6 a.m. Jullandar Shere (Album Version a.k.a. Original Version)
?:?? ***6 a.m. Jullandar Shere (Less is More Edit)
* remixed by Richard Norris (of The Grid) & Choque (of Black Star Liner)
** original version appears on album "Woman Gotta Have It".
*** Edit by Jim Rondinelli.
[According to Dave at EAR/Rational Music: "Originally released on
limited 7" vinyl last year and culled from the acclaimed "Woman's
Gotta Have It" album, this was Summer '95's indie-trance anthem in
the U.K., even mixed to death on Pirate Jungle Radio. Both formats
feature the Jeh Jeh (Vocal) Mix, the All Fetters Loose (Dub) Mix and
the Album Version of the title track."]
Brian Eno: Ali Click [single]
(Opal/Warner U.K., 1992) CD
4:49 Ali Click (Trance Mix-Short)
7:28 Ali Click (Trance Mix-Long)*
[+ 4 other tracks]
(Opal/Warner U.S., 1992) CD, 9-40650-2
4:48 Ali Click (Grid Master Edit)
7:28 Ali Click (Trance Mix-Long)*
7:10 Ali Click (Grid Master Remix)*
[+ other tracks]
[* samples 'Summertime' performed by Billy Stewart
(MCA); also samples 'LSD' (Capitol)]
Erasure: Am I Right? [single]
(Japan, 1991) CD [+ other tracks]
(Mute/Germany, 1991) 12" [+ other tracks]
(Mute/Germany, 1991) CD (LCD Mute 134) [+ 3 other tracks]
6:38 Am I Right? (The Grid Remix)
Gavin Friday: You Me and World War Three [single]
(Island, U.K., January 29, 1996)
12", 12 IS 621 [track list not confirmed]
MC, CIS 621 [track list not confirmed]
CD, CID 621/854 525-2 [ISBN#42285-45252]
7:08 You Me and World War Three (The Grid - Armageddon Mix)
7:08 You Me and World War Three (The Grid - Orbiting Planet Mix)
[+ two other tracks]
[Both Grid mixes of 'You Me and World War Three' are dub versions.
The very last three words, "orbiting the planet", are sampled,
repeated and reverberate throughout these two bouncy mixes that
are both similar and strongly in the flavor of mixes done by Fluke
for Bjork and New Order. Many Fluke and Grid remixes have a
bouncy sound. Whatever you call it, these mixes each have a kind
of liveliness that registers somewhere between a good, if fairly
mellow, dance track and an odd mellow dub. Unfortunately, there
is no Grid remix with the whole song, because the song is good,
and the single remix by Tim Simenon is orchestrally grand in a
dance radio pop way. The fourth track is a song that has Bono of
U2 joining Gavin Friday on vocals. Friday's voice as sampled into
the Grid mixes sounds preternaturally like Peter Gabriel's, by the
way.]
[Gavin Friday provided the vocals for the song 'Strict Tempo' on
David Ball's 1983 solo album "In Strict Tempo" and on the 'Rare
Tempo' EP.]
G-Force: Spicy [single produced by The Grid and T.99]
(Who's That Beat?, Belgium, 1989)
12" vinyl, Who's That Beat? 8 (WHOS 8)
?:?? Spicy (Extended Mix)
?:?? Spicy (Dance Mix)
(Who's That Beat?/Play It Again Sam, Belgium, 1989)
3" CD, WHOS 8-CD / LC 7800 [paper sleeve]
5:26 Spicy Maxi
5:06 Spicy Bo-K Mix
3:02 Spicy Single
[Released by Play It Again Sam, 67 rue de Cureghem - 1000 Brussels.
Published by Les Editions Confidentielles. Made in Austria.]
Who's That Compilation? [compilation from Who's That Beat label]
(Who's That Beat?, Belgium, 199?)
12 tracks, including:
?:?? Spicy
Summer (New) Beat: Take The Best Of New Beat! [compilation]
[compiled by P. Servais for GB]
(GB, Austria, 199?)
CD, SP 001 CD [ISBN# 5 413356 000221]
10 tracks, including:
5:27 Spicy [licensed from Who's That Beat? Records]
Razormaid! Anniversary Nine-Point-Zero [10 disk box set - compilation]
(Razormaid!, U.S., 1993)
10xCD, RM-CD-ANV9.0
111 tracks, including:
?:?? Spicy [probably a digital mix by Razormaid!]
Global Communication: Maiden Voyage [single]
(Dedicated, U.K., 1994) 12"
(Dedicated, U.K., 1994) CD, GLOBA 001CD(2)
8:50 Maiden Voyage (Grid Mix) [+ 2 other remixes]
Happy Mondays: Bob's Yer Uncle [single]
(white label, promo only) 12"
Bob's Yer Uncle (Grid Mix) [b-side to 12" Mix]
Sophie B. Hawkins: Right Beside You (The Grid Mixes)
Right Beside You (Columbia/Sony U.K.. 1994) 12"
[check track list/times]
3:38 Right Beside You (The Grid 7" Mix)
8:40 Right Beside You (The Grid Dub)
8:34 Right Beside You (The Grid 12" Mix)
CD1 of 'Don't Don't Tell Me No' (Columbia/Sony U.K.. 1994)
[661015-2]
3:38 Right Beside You (The Grid 7" Mix)
8:40 Right Beside You (The Grid Dub)
[+ 2 tracks]
CD2 of 'Don't Don't Tell Me No' (Columbia/Sony U.K.. 1994)
[661015-5]
8:34 Right Beside You (The Grid 12" Mix)
[+ 3 tracks]
[The 'Right Beside You' remixes are excellent. The Grid have laid
down a big pulsing sound that works very well on its own in the dub
version, which might be more properly called an instrumental
version. The dub is like the 12" mix, minus the vocals, but what a
propulsion system it has. In the 7" mix you get more immediately
hit by the building momentum of the music with vocals/lyrics that
venture from a desperate ballad into a kind of rap to the "right
beside you" refrain that eventually leaves only a driving beat to
finish off the track. Of course, the 12" and 7" mixes are similar,
but the 12" has a sparer and slightly harder sound with a much
longer build up and finish with the vocals floating in and then out
of the big Grid sound. The 7" and the 12" both work off the same
amount of vocals. Despite that, the 7" mix has a feel all its own,
providing a compressed and altered dancefloor version.]
If?: If (single) [Grid Remixes]
(MCA, UK, ?, 1991)
12", catalog # ?, ISBN # ?
(no more details available)
Elton Jackson: single or tracks yet to be released?
Jesus Loves You [pseudonym for Boy George]:
(More Protein, U.K., 1991)
12", PROT 812, ISBN # ?
2 tracks, includes:
A. ?:?? Bow Down Mister (Sitari Bizzari Mix)
[remix by Bruce Forest for DMC]
B. ?:?? Bow Down Mister (Floating Down The Ganges Grid Mix)
[remix by The Grid]
Billie Ray Martin:
Her album, "Deadline for My Memories", came out January 22,
1996 and is said to have come out in some fashion in Europe in late
1995. The album's first single was 'Your Loving Arms', produced and
mixed by The Grid. The initial release of that single in Europe
pushed it into the dance charts around the world. The U.S. release
made it as a dance club hit also, but some months later. It was
later re-released in the U.K., which made the song a radio hit there.
According to Larry Flick's Dance Trax column in Billboard magazine,
April 20, 1996 issue, "Deadline for My Memories" was scheduled for
U.S. release on July 16. (It actually reached some stores in Boston
around July 2.) Flick mentioned that Todd Terry had remixed
'Your Loving Arms', but for a promotional release only. This was
probably Tee's Miami Mix that later appeared as a b-side. The hope was
that that song might have a U.S. radio break-through success similar to
Everything But The Girl's "Missing", which only became a radio hit after
it was remixed (by Todd Terry and others) for dance clubs. 'Your Loving
Arms' had already won over the dance crowd.
Too bad that Warner has not made commercially available on CD
in the U.S. (and elsewhere!) all the mixes of 'Your Loving Arms' by
Todd Terry and Rollo, as well as the full-length club version by
Brothers in Rhythm that got hacked in half and included as a b-side
to the single for 'Running Around Town'.
Other collaborators and mixers associated with the "Deadline for My
Memories" album (and its singles) have included Junior Vasquez, Eric
Kupper, and Arthur Baker, but Brian Transeau (a.k.a. BT) emerged as the
co-producer of the album along with Martin as executive producer. It was
Transeau's first big production job for another recording artist. However,
there was a widely publicized (in U.K. music press) parting of the ways
between Transeau and Martin. Martin wanted more say in the final mix of
her album. Martin has had two solo albums released earlier and was a
songwriter and vocalist for Electribe 101 on that group's only album,
"Electribal Memories" (1990), and its related singles, 'Talking to Myself',
'Tell Me When the Fever Ended' and 'Inside Out'. She is also featured on
three songs ('L'Age Du Gateau', 'Hey Music Lover' and 'Pimps Pushers
Prostitutes') on the 1989 album "Original Soundtrack" by S'express. Just
prior to her ambient EP with The Grid [see listing below], she had
collaborated with the techno dance outfit Spooky on many different
versions of 'Persuasion', a cover of the Throbbing Gristle song. Billie
Ray Martin is also the featured vocalist on Individual's European hit
single 'Sky High' and on the U.K. release of new mixes of that same single.
She also wrote and sings lead vocals on Datura's 'Mystic Motion' single.
As an aside, the other members of Electribe 101 are now the Groove
Collective. That group has put out their own music, including an album
and a single in early 1996, and has remixed other artists.
Billie Ray Martin (with The Grid): Four Ambient Tales
Written by Billie Ray Martin and Francis Lee Martin.
Original music composed by Francis Lee Martin.
Performed by Billie Ray Martin. Sounds and music by The Grid.
Additional sounds and music by Billie Ray Martin.
Produced, arranged, and mixed by The Grid [and Billie Ray Martin].
Pedal steel guitar: B.J. Cole.
Recorded at Lotown and Boundary Row Studios, London.
Mixed at Boundary Row Studio, London.
Pre-production: Toby Anderson and Prince Kadir at Lotown Studio.
Mix engineer: Ingo Vauk.
(Apollo/R&S, Belgium, ? 1993)
2x12", catalog # apollo 10, ISBN # ?
A1. 2:57 Hearts (Radio Edit)
A2. 5:10 Planet Of The Blue
A3. 5:37 (I Spent Hours Again) Wishing You Well
B1. 4:23 House Of Love
B2. 3:18 Hearts
C1. 2:57 Hearts (Radio Edit)
C2. 5:10 Planet Of The Blue (Instrumental)
C3. 5:37 (I Spent Hours Again) Wishing You Well (Instrumental)
D1. 4:23 House Of Love (Instrumental)
D2. 3:18 Hearts (Instrumental)
(Apollo/R&S, Belgium, ? 1993)
CD, catalog # apollo 10 cd, ISBN # ?
1. 2:57 Hearts (Radio Edit)
2. 5:10 Planet Of The Blue
3. 5:37 (I Spent Hours Again) Wishing You Well
4. 4:23 House Of Love
Billie Ray Martin (with The Grid): Four Ambient Tales (re-release)
(re-released on Billie Ray Martin's own label, Stahl II)
Available at www.cdbaby.com
Published by Warner Chappell/Pandemonium Music/M62/BMG Music.
[see above listing for original release for production credits]
(Stahl II Records, Germany, May 15?, 2000)
CD, catalog # Stahl CD 001, ISBN # not available
1. 3:15 Hearts
2. 5:10 Planet Of The Blue
3. 5:36 (I Spent Hours Again) Wishing You Well
4. 4:22 House Of Love
5. 3:10 Hearts (Instrumental)
6. 5:11 Planet Of The Blue (Instrumental)
7. 4:08 House Of Love (Instrumental
8. 5:39 (I Spent Hours Again) Wishing You Well (Instrumental)
[The CD liner notes reverse the order of the last two tracks. The
track list and times here are correct, thanks to Henrik of
www.billieraymartin.com]
Billie Ray Martin: Your Loving Arms [single]
Written by Billie Ray Martin and David Harrow
Produced and mixed by The Grid and Billie Ray Martin
[BBC playlist: 4:50 promo version, may be the Original Album Mix]
(Magnet/Warner, U.K., October 1994) 12" [1st of 2] [confirm track
list/times]
A1 7:01 Original Extended Mix
B1 6:37 *Diss-cuss Vocal Mix
B2 6:46 *Diss-cuss Bitchin' Dub
* remixed by Diss-cuss
(Magnet/Warner, U.K., October 1994) 12" [2nd of 2]
A1 10:08 **Soundfactory Vocal
A2 6:22 **Padapella
B1 7:47 **Eruption Dub
B2 4:22 **Tribal Beats
B3 5:52 **Twirler Dub
** remixed by Junior Vasquez
(Magnet/Warner, U.K., October 1994) CD, MAG1028CD 4509-98108-2
4:16 Original Radio Edit
6:37 *Diss-cuss Vocal Mix
7:01 Original Extended Mix
7:27 **Soundfactory Vocal
6:46 *Diss-cuss Bitchin' Dub
7:46 **Eruption Vocal
* remixed by Diss-cuss
** remixed by Junior Vasquez
(Magnet/Sire, U.S., 1995) promo CD, PRCD 9144-2
4:15 Original Radio Edit
7:01 Original Extended Mix
10:08 Soundfactory Vocal (remix: Junior Vasquez)
11:45 Hands in the Air (remix: Roger Sanchez)
(Magnet/Sire, U.S., 1995) promo CD [confirm track times]
4:51 Power 96 Edit #1
5:41 Power 96 Edit #2
4:15 Original Radio Edit
[Phil Jones did the Power 96 radio edits from the 'Soundfactory
Vocal' remix by Junior Vasquez]
(Magnet/Sire/Elektra, U.S., March 1995) Cassette
4:15 Original Radio Edit
7:01 Original Extended Mix
(Magnet/Sire/Elektra, U.S., March 1995) 12"
A1 11:45 Hands in the Air (Roger Sanchez)
A2 7:01 Original Extended Mix
B1 10:08 Soundfactory Vocal (Junior Vasquez)
B2 9:41 Deep Luvin' Mix (Roger Sanchez)
(Magnet/Sire/Elektra/U.S., March 1995) CD, 7559-66150-2
7:01 Original Extended Mix
10:08 Soundfactory Vocal (Junior Vasquez)
11:45 Hands in the Air (Roger Sanchez)
10:31 S Man's Anthem Mix (Roger Sanchez)
6:25 Padapella (Junior Vasquez)
[Beautiful dynamic voice, intense driven-by-love lyrics, and a
spare dance arrangement by the Grid, all make this a great taster
for the full album by Billie Ray Martin. This song was on the
dance charts for most of 1995 in Europe and the U.S. It was
a break-through for Martin. It is available in the U.S. with
Roger S. remixes. The Padapella Mix by Junior Vasquez was a
pleasant surprise on the U.S. CD.]
['Your Loving Arms' also appears in a continuous mix by Paul
Oakenfold on "Cream Live!", a DJ mix album that features
Oakenfold and three other DJs, out March 1995 on DeConstruction
U.K. (2xCD, 2xCS, 2 x limited LP).
[The song is also available now on numerous dance hit compilations
from U.K. and Europe. There is at least one remix by Rollo and
that may only be available on 12" vinyl as part of the re-release
in the U.K.]
In the Mix - 90's Hits (37 Hits in the Mix)
(BBC Radio 1 FM/Circa/Virgin, U.K., 1996) 2xCD, VTDCD89 [72438-41992-2-7]
Total of 37 tracks, includes:
Your Loving Arms (7:27) (Sound Factory Vocal Mix) [an edit?]
[concept and compilation by Mark Goodier and Ashley Abram]
X-Mix Dance Series #34 [DJ only remix compilation]
(X-Mix, Inc., U.S., 1995?) 2x12" vinyl, XR-34
Total of ? tracks, Disc 2 includes:
*Your Loving Arms (7:38) (Total Reconstruction by Lenny Bertoldo)
[130bpm]
[* Courtesy of EastWest/EEG Records. Exclusive X-Mix Remix from the
acapella. Executive Producer of X-Mix Dance Series: Damian Paul.
X-Mix, Inc. is apparently based in the Boston, Massachusetts (U.S.A)
metropolitan area: Tel. (617) 661-9649; Fax: (617) 661-6785. X-Mix
markets their products mainly to professional DJs.]
Bille Ray Martin: Your Loving Arms [promotional single]
(Magnet/Warner, UK, May/June? 1995)
12", (Brothers in Rhythm Club Mix) [10+ minutes in length]
Bille Ray Martin: 'Your Loving Arms' as b-side to 'Running Around Town' [single]
(Magnet/Warner, UK, August 1995)
CD, MAG1035CD, 0630-11815-2
3 tracks, includes:
6:45 *Your Loving Arms (Brothers in Rhythm Edited Club Mix)
[+ 2 mixes of "Running Around Town"]
12", MAG1035?, 0630-11815-?
track list not confirmed, may include:
?:?? *Your Loving Arms (Brothers in Rhythm Edited Club Mix)
CASS, MAG1035?, 0630-11815-4
includes:
?:?? *Your Loving Arms (Brothers in Rhythm Edited Club Mix)
(Magnet/Sire/Elektra, US, September 25, 1995)
CD, 7559-66086-2
6 tracks, includes:
6:45 *Your Loving Arms (Brothers in Rhythm Edited Club Mix)
[+ 5 mixes of "Running
Around Town"]
CASS, 7559-66086-4
2 tracks, includes:
6:45 *Your Loving Arms (Brothers in Rhythm Edited Club Mix)
[+ 1 mix of 'Running Around Town']
[* Original production and mix by The Grid]
Bille Ray Martin: "Your Loving Arms" as b-side to "You and I (Keep Holding On)" [single]
(Magnet/Warner, UK, July 1996)
CD, MAG1035CD, 0630-15538-2
3 tracks, includes:
7:20 *Your Loving Arms (Tee's Miami Mix) [remix by Todd Terry]
[+ album versions of "You and I (Keep Holding On)" and "I Try"]
12", MAG1044T, 0630-15538-?
3 tracks, includes:
A1 ?:?? *Your Loving Arms (Brothers in Rhythm Club Mix)
A2 7:20? *Your Loving Arms (Tee's Miami Mix) [remix by Todd Terry]
[+ album versions of "You and I (Keep Holding On)" and "I Try"]
CASS, MAG1035?, 0630-15538-4
not confirmed
[* Original production and mix by The Grid]
Bille Ray Martin: 'Deadline for My Memories' [album]
[Magnet/Warner, Germany, October?, 1995]
CD, ISBN # 0630-12180-2
includes: * Your Loving Arms [6:34]
[+ 13 other tracks, including last song, 'Ich Glaube Nicht', exclusive
to this release]
[Magnet/Warner, UK, January 22, 1996]
CD, ISBN # 0630-12180-2
CASS, ISBN # 0630-12180-4
2xLP, ISBN # 0630-12180-1
includes: * Your Loving Arms [6:34]
[+ 12 other tracks]
[Sire/Magnet/Warner, US, July 16, 1996]
CD, cat # 61798-2, ISBN # ?-61798-2?
CASS? [not confirmed]
LP? [not confirmed]
includes: * Your Loving Arms [6:34]
[+ 13 other tracks, including last track, a cover of 'Stand By Me',
exclusive to this release]
[* Original production and mix by The Grid with BRM]
Minty: Useless Man [single remixed by The Grid]
[see also listing above for Leigh Bowery]
Minty: That's Nice! [single]
produced by David Ball and Ingo Vauk [some mixes as well?]
(Sugar Records, UK, April 1996)
12", SUGA 10V, ISBN# 5-021904-034569
[track list n/a]
CD, SUGA 10CD, ISBN# 5-021904-034620
That's Nice!
That's Nice! (Partycrasher's Mix)
That's Nice! (Student Union Mix)
That's Nice! (Add N to X Mix)
That's Nice! (Minty Mix)
Pet Shop Boys: DJ Culture [single]
(Parlophone/Holland 1991) 12" 20-4580-2
(Parlophone/Holland 1991) CD, 20-4580-2, CDrx 6301
5:47 Dj Culturemix
[+ 2 tracks]
Rainer (Ptacek): Nocturnes (The Instumentals) [album]
[Rainer Ptacek was a very talented blues guitarist and singer of
Czech descent who lived in Tucson, Arizona for many years. He was
well known in the music scene there and was getting to be better
known in the blues scene around the world. I had seen him perform
a number of times between 1980 and 1986. With the outfit
Rainer Das Combo, he combined blues with jazz improvisation and rock.
As a solo performer he sang his own songs and did amazing guitar
work. He passed away in 1996 or 1997, I believe. -Matt Sikorski]
Nocturnes (The Instumentals) [album]
(Glitterhouse, Germany, March 1995)
CD, GRCD 363
11:51 Nod to N2O [The Grid's reworking of 'Ode to N2O']
[label on cd cover: "featuring 'Nod to N2O' a 12 minute
ambient/trance/dance remix by THE GRID"]
[+ 6 tracks, including 'Ode to N2O' and an instumental take on
George Harrison's 'Within You Without You']
[A review from U.K.'s DJ Magazine (issue no. 173, 12-25 Sept 96, p. 57)
in the BPMs Singles Reviews column edited by Ronnie Randall: "A gentle
acoustic guitar flecked, soft-lips-nuzzling-up-your-neck-as-you-watch-
the-sun-set-over-the-warm-sea type summer vibe. There's lots of it
about but here's yet another quality piece of music for those more
thoughtful moments, ambling along in a total state of melancholia, with
a melodic line threaded throughout. Won't do dancefloors any damage but
don't be surprised to find it on virtually every "Cafe Del Mar" type
compilation in the near future. The Grid's David Ball is involved, and
his act have done the main remix, though the Richard Norris Mix is at
least as gorgeous." (Given four out of five stars)]
[From Glitterhouse Records:
"The most scarifying and staggeringly original solo Bluesman of the last
twenty years is a white American fourtysomething, of Czech descent, who
resides in the sun scarred nowheresville of Tucson, Arizona. Rainer Ptacek,
for it is he, has taken basic elements of the Blues - a battered,
battlescarred National Steel metal-bodied six string guitar, a tin of
stones and his haunted, intense vocals, and reinvented the desolation of
the Delta Blues into something otherworldy and strange. His latest album,
"Nocturnes", includes a remix by English Dance/Trance/Ambient-stars
The Grid which has already become a classic chillout-track in the leading
clubs around the world."]
[Review in July 1995 issue of MOJO, UK music magazine:
"Reflective National Steel guitar improvisations recorded over several
evenings on a portable DAT machine at the San Pedro Chapel in the Sonoran
Desert. One bluesman, his vintage guitars, ambient mikes and tape loops
(by which Rainer samples and accompanies his own work). Nod to N2O
ventures beyond the spirit of sole endeavour with a remix of the central
guitar riff from Ode to N2O by ambient/dance outfit The Grid. -JC"]
[Based on the MOJO review, Rainer's new album sounds akin to some of
Robert Fripp's projects and performances.]
[There's also a positive review in THE MELODY MAKER, July 29, 1995, by
Mat Smith, who recommends the album. According to that review, Rainer puts
his 1933 National steel guitar sounds through two tape loops and an amp, so
he can play alongside his own sampled guitar.
[The N2O in the title refers to nitrous oxide, or laughing gas.]
[Glitterhouse Records: Gruner Weg 25, 37688 Beverungen, Germany.
Phone: 05273-4137. Fax: 05273-21329.]
Rainer (Ptacek): Nod to N2O [single releases/compilation appearances]
Nod to N2O [single] [Credited as Rainer vs. The Grid]
(Glitterhouse, Germany, March 1995)
12" vinyl, GR 12" 373
[track list n/a, includes remix listed below, or some version(s) of
it]
11:51 Nod to N2O [The Grid's reworking of 'Ode to N2O']
Nod to N2O [single re-release] [Credited to Rainer]
(X-Records, U.K., Sept/Oct 1996)
12" vinyl, ?
[track list n/a, includes mixes by David Ball (with Ingo Vauk?) and
Richard Norris]
Nod To N2O [Compilation Appearance]
Ambient Ibiza 2 [compilation album]
(Flex Records, Denmark, October? 1997)
CD, catalog # ?, ISBN # ?
[details not confirmed]
13 tracks, includes:
2. 7:36 Nod To N2O (by Rainer vs. The Grid)
(Secret Service, UK, August/September? 1998)
CD, FILE 1CD, ISBN # 5 021672 440012
[licensed from Flex Record, Denmark]
13 tracks, includes:
2. 7:36 Nod To N2O [by Rainer (Remixed by The Grid)]
Vic Reeves: 'Abide With Me' [single]
Vic Reeves is a well known British comic.
'Black Night' produced By Philip Oakey. Susan and Joanne of
the Human League sing backing vocals on this non-Human League
song.
Abide With Me : lived and breathed by reeves and the house of
God. Produced by The Grid.
"This is a dancey mix of the traditional song, again, once
you hear it you'll say 'Oh yeah, I know this song'. It's actually
a really good track. Due to the production talents of The Grid I
guess. Very dancey, a bit techno, not too full on though. There's
a bit of vocoder in there as well." (reviewed by John Von Ahlen)
(Island, U.S., ?, 1991)
7" [DJ promo only?], cat # SIGH 7-13DJ
A. : Black Night (Edit)
AA. : Abide With Me (Edit 3 Verses)
(Island, U.S., ?, 1991)
12", cat # SIGH 12-13
A1. : Abide With Me (12" Mix)
A2. : Abide With Me (Holy Dub)
B1. : Black Night (Full Length 7")
B2. : Abide With Me (Acapella)
(Island?, U.K., ?, 1991)
CD, cat # ?, ISBN # ?
1. : Abide With Me (12" Mix)
2. : Abide With Me (Holy Dub)
3. : Black Night (Full Length 7")
4. : Abide With Me (Acapella)
Rey de Copas: Frontera del Ensueño [single]
[written by Fernando Garcia]
(Kicking Vinyl/Cooking Vinyl Music/BMG, U.K., 1990)
12", Kick 001 T
5:40 *Frontera del Ensueño (Andalucian Mix)
3:35 *Frontera del Ensueño (Radio Edit)
6:39 *Frontera del Ensueño (Grid Caramba Dub Mix)
[* remixed by The Grid]
[These must be among the earliest Grid remixes for another group.
They appear on this first and only release from the Kicking Vinyl
imprint of the Cooking Vinyl label, as mentioned in an interesting
auto-biographical article by Pete Lawrence. Pete refers to this
release as "...the memorable Grid remix of a Spanish flamenco track...,"
a "latin-house fiesta that still gets played by several DJs".]
Sacred Spirit: "YEHA-NOHA" (Grid Remix)
Sacred Spirit: Indiens - Dance Remixes [album]
(Virgin, U.K., 1995)
CD, ISBN# 7243-8-41345-2-5 [8413451 PM 527, LC 3098]
CASS, ?
includes:
6:57 YEHA-NOHA (Totem Grid Mix)
[also includes remixes by William Orbit, Utah Saints, Dreadzone,
Ashley Beedle, C.J. Bolland, D:Note, Mark Brydon, The Underdog,
Youth, and Howie B.]
[This album may be filed under Various Artists or Sacred Spirit
in the world music, new age, or techno-ambient dance music
sections of music stores. These are techno-ambient and trip hop
and acid house remixes of songs taken from the (techno-inflected?)
album, "Chants and Dances of the Native Americans" by Sacred Spirit.
That album was arranged, mixed, and produced by "The Fearsome Brave",
based mostly on traditional Native American songs, including use of
original Native American performances taken from New World Records,
Recorded Anthology of American Music Inc. The U.S. version of that
album is called "Sacred Spirits", credited to Sacred Spirit, and
arranged, mixed, and produced by "Bravado", with very different
marketing and packaging from U.K. version.]
Sacred Spirits: U.S. promotional release of remixes
(Virgin, U.S., 1994)
2 x 12", SPRO-12749
includes:
6:58 YEHA-NOHA (Totem Grid Mix)
[arranged, mixed and produced by Bravado]
Sacred Spirit: YEHA-NOHA [Grid remix of song on compilation]
Survival (for Tribal Peoples)
[Survival supported by The Face and MTV]
(Survival International/Tribe, U.K, February/March, 1996) CD, tribe cd2
includes:
4:50 YEHA-NOHA (Tribal Totem Grid Mix)
[This mix is shorter than one that appears on Sacred Spirit's remix
album detailed above. It may be an edit of that other mix or a whole
new mix. See Survival listing in Compilations section for more details.]
Sparks: When Do I Get To Sing "My Way"? [single]
(Logic/BMG U.K., Nov/Dec 1994), CD1 (of 2), LOC 151, 74321-23446-2
4:05 The Grid Radio Edit [instrumental version]
5:11 The Grid's Ron and Nancy Mix
7:05 The Grid's Frank and Kitty Mix
[+ 3 other mixes]
(Logic/BMG U.K., May 1995) CD1 (of 2), 74321-27401-2 [re-release]
4:05 The Grid Radio Edit [vocal version]
[+ 3 other tracks]
(Logic/BMG U.S., Jan 1995) 12", LUS 010, 79591-59007-1
5:11 The Grid's Ron and Nancy Mix
[+ other mixes]
(Logic/BMG U.S., Jan 1995) CD,
4:05 The Grid Radio Edit [instrumental version]
[+ other mixes]
[Both the instrumental and vocal versions of The Grid Radio Edit
share the same lush orchestral synthesizer arrangement. The bright
sound of the strings carries the melody right above and ahead of
the dance beat's undertow. However, the instrumental version
sounds even more buoyant and cinematic without the down-beat
lyrics. The Grid dance remixes also have no vocals and are miles
away from the Radio Edits. The original song arrangement is beaten
into the floor in proper and fun Grid fashion. The Ron and Nancy
Mix is gentler than the Frank and Kitty Mix, but not by much.
These dance remixes are similar in feel to 'Rollercoaster' by
The Grid, in that the listener's or dancer's expectations get
constantly jerked around. But after a few listens the progression
of the sound becomes apparent.]
Stex: Still Feel The Rain [album track]
[lead vocals: Andrea Mendez; backing vocals: Stex; guitars: Johnny Marr;
additional keyboards/drums: Dave Ball; samples/keyboards: Steve Lironi]
[track on 'Spiritual Dance' album]
(Some Bizarre, UK, 1992)
CD, SBZCD 004, ISBN # 5 018251 000422
12 tracks, includes:
7:08 Still Feel The Rain
[Remixed by The Grid at Terminal 24]
Subsonic Force: Get Up [single]
Written by T.Melling, Produced by T.Melling/D.Van Brixton
(XYZ, Germany, 1994) 12" [track list n/a]
(XYZ, Germany, 1994) CD, SFT 0036-8
3:25 Radio Mix
5:15 Stampede Mix
6:06 High Noon Mix
[+ (5:25) Planet Trance (by D.Van Brixton)]
(It's unclear which of these (re)mixes were done by The Grid.
No credit given, except on cover text: "GET UP 'n dance to the
Grid mix".)
David Sylvian and Robert Fripp: Darshan [single]
(Virgin U.K., 1993) CD, SYLCD1 7243 8 39380 (25)
16:07 darshan (the road to graceland) (translucent remix by
The Grid)
[+ (10:11) darshana (Reconstructed by the Future Sound of London)]
[+ (17:17) darshan (the road to graceland)]
World of Twist [remix and production]
Sweets [single]
(?, U.K., September 23, 1991)
7", catalog # YR 72, ISBN # ?
1. ?:?? Sweets (Album Version)
2. ?:?? This Too Shall Pass Away (Chat)
(?, U.K., September 23, 1991)
CASS, catalog # YRC 72, ISBN # ?
1. ?:?? Sweets (Album Version)
2. ?:?? This Too Shall Pass Away (Chat)
(?, U.K., September 23, 1991)
12", catalog # YRT 72, ISBN # ?
A1. ?:?? Sweets (Album Version)
B1. ?:?? Sweets (Barrett 200 Mix)
B2. ?:?? This Too Shall Pass Away (Chat)
(?, U.K., September 23, 1991)
CD 1 of 2, catalog # YRCD 72, ISBN # ?
1. ?:?? Sweets (Radio Edit)
2. ?:?? Sweets (Barrett 200 Mix)
3. ?:?? This Too Shall Pass Away (Chat)
4. ?:?? The Storm (Original Version)
(?, U.K., September 23, 1991)
CD 2 of 2, catalog # YRCDX 72, ISBN # ?
1. ?:?? Sweets (Album Version)
2. ?:?? Sons Of The Stage (12" Version)
3. ?:?? The Storm (12" Version)
Sweets (Album Version/Barrett 200 Mix)
Produced by Dave Ball and Richard Norris (The Grid)
Recording Engineer: Nick Hopkins. Mix Engineer: Richard Evens
This Too Shall Pass Away (Chat)
Produced by Dave Ball and Richard Norris (The Grid)
Recording Engineer: Nick Hopkins Mix Engineer: Richard Evens
Sons Of The Stage (12" Version)
Produced and Mixed by Cliff Bridgen.
Engineered by Steve 'Barney' Chase.
The Storm (12" Version)
Produced by Cliff Bridgen
Engineered by Hugo Nicholson
The Storm (Original Version)
Produced by World of Twist
Engineered by Jonathan Barret
Mixed by Richard Scott and World of Twist
'Sweets' / 'Sons Of The Stage' / 'The Storm' written by Tony Ogden
and Gordon King
'This Too Shall Pass Away' written by Howard Blaikley
Promo Video
Director: Walter Stern
Production Designer: Alice Normington
Outlaw Films
Notes
CD 2 came inside a denim jeans pocket 'sleeve', with a card insert
containing the track listing. A big letter W was stitched into the
fabric, causing Wranglers Jeans to complain. This version was
subsequently deleted the same week it came out. Making it perhaps one
of rarest World of Twist records.
The sleeve image is of Andy Hobson's Pockets (so it says!). The
contents are mostly sweets, but also in there are: a World of Twist
cigarette lighter, Night Nurse tablets, a Jimmy Hendrix badge, David
Bowie badge, an acid house badge, three Durex condoms (two used?),
several 1960's cheesy nude playing cards, and about 7 pounds in loose
change.
This Too Shall Pass Away originally appears on The Honeycombs self
titled 1964 LP. The Honeycombs were a UK group produced by WOT
favorites Joe Meek in the mid Nineteen Sixties. Their most well known
hit was the UK No1 'Have I The Right'.
This Too Shall Pass Away (Chat) is an instrumental version of the one
that appears on Quality Street LP, over the top there is are various
conversations about Joe Meek.
Quality Street [album]
(?, U.K, October 28, 1991)
LP vinyl, catalog # CIRLP, ISBN # ?
CASS, catalog # CIRMC, ISBN # ?
1. Lose My Way
2. Sons Of The Stage
3. This Too Shall Pass Away
4. Jellybaby
5. Speed Wine
6. The Lights
7. On The Scene
8. Sweets
9. The Spring
10. The Storm
(?, U.K, October 28, 1991)
CD, catalog # CIRCD, ISBN # ?
1. Lose My Way
2. Sons Of The Stage
3. This Too Shall Pass Away
4. Jellybaby
5. Speed Wine
6. The Lights
7. On The Scene
8. Sweets
9. The Spring
10. The Storm
11. She's A Rainbow
12. Life And Death
Tracks 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9. Produced by Dave Ball and Richard Norris
(The Grid).
Recording Engineer: Nick Hopkins.
Mix Engineer: Richard Evens.
Tracks 2, 10. Produced by Cliff Bridgen.
Additional Production and Mix by Dave Ball and Richard Norris
(The Grid).
Tracks 4, 7. Produced and Mixed by Martin Moscrop.
Engineered by Tim Oliver.
Programmed by Peter Smith and Liam Mullan.
Track 11 (on CD only). Produced by Martin Hannett and World Of Twist.
Engineered by Liam Mullan.
Track 12 (on CD only). Produced and Mixed by Cliff Bridgen.
Engineered by Steve 'Barney' Chase.
All Tracks written by Tony Ogden and Gordon King.
Except: 'This Too Shall Pass Away' written by Howard Blaikley;
'She's A Rainbow' written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards;
'Life and Death' written by D. Baldwin, W. Nelson and P. Stewart.
She's A Rainbow (The Fluke Remixes) [single]
(?, U.K, ?, 1992)
7" vinyl, catalog # YR 82, ISBN # ?
CASS, catalog # YRC 82
1. She's A Rainbow (Radio Edit)
2. Lose My Way
12" vinyl, catalog # YRT 82, ISBN # ?
A1. She's A Rainbow (Right Foot Yellow Mix)
B1. She's A Rainbow (Left Hand Blue Mix)
B2. She's A Rainbow (12" Version)
CD, catalog # YRCD 82, ISBN # ?
CD (Gatefold version), catalog # YRCDG 82, ISBN # ?
1. She's A Rainbow (Radio Edit)
2. Lose My Way
3. She's A Rainbow (Right Foot Yellow Mix)
4. Lose My Way (Extended Version)
'She's A Rainbow'
Produced by Martin Hannett and World Of Twist.
Engineered by Liam Mullen.
Remix and additional production by Fluke.
'Lose My Way'
Produced by Dave Ball and Richard Norris (The Grid).
Mixed by Chris Nagle.
Published by Warner Chappell Music Ltd.
'She's A Rainbow' written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards.
'Lose My Way' written by Tony Ogden and Gordon King.
The Times: "Lundi Bleu" (version français de Blue Monday) [single]
[Yes, this is a cover version of New Order's 'Blue Monday'.]
(Creation Records/Heavenly, U.K., 1992)
12", [apparently no Grid Mixes on 12" vinyl release]
CD, CRESCD114
[The Grid and Bandulu Mixes, plus five international edits]
4:01 Radio Edit
5:59 *The Grid 'Praise the Lord' mix
5:22 *The Grid 'World Communications' mix
7:08 Bandulu 'Smiling' remix
4:43 Brazilian vocal edit
4:12 Japanese vocal edit
3:19 German vocal edit
5:11 Spanish vocal edit
[* produced, programmed and mixed by The Grid / engineered by
Dylan Amlot]
Yello: Hands On Yello [remix album]
(Urban/Motor Music/Polygram, GE, March 1995)
LP, 527 383-1
CD, 527 383-2
CASS, 527 383-4
4:44 Vicious Games (The Grid's Hands on Yello 12" Edit)
[remixed by The Grid]
[+ remixes of other Yello songs by other artists]
[There is probably a full 12" version of the above mix to be
released on a future single.]
["Hands On Yello" is called a hands on recreation of Yello tracks.
This remix album also includes work by The Orb, Jam and Spoon,
Moby, Westbam, Jens, Hardsequencer, Plutone, Carl Cox, Carl Craig,
Oliver Lieb, Cosmic Baby, and Ilsa Gold. Sounds like an amazing
lineup!]
[Gareth Grundy in his review for the May 1995 issue of SELECT, the
U.K. magazine, gave the whole compilation only two stars out of
five, but was impressed by The Grid and Moby remixes.]
Yello: Hands on Yello - The Updates [double remix album]
[Urban/Motor Music GmbH, GE, May/June 1995] 2xCD, 527 728-2
[Urban/Motor Music GmbH, GE, May/June 1995] Vinyl boxed set, 527 383-1
4:32 Vicious Games (Ambient Mix) - The Grid's Hands On Yello
[remixed by The Grid]
[+ other remixes of other Yello songs by other artists, most of
which are different versions from those that appear on the
single CD version (initial release) of Hands on Yello.]