Various - Acid Casualty Compilation
Review by Lerin
The Acid Casualty Compilation by Various is a must-have for any fan of acid house music. The album features a diverse range of tracks from some of the most talented producers in the genre. From the pulsing beats of "Acid Overload" to the hypnotic melodies of "Sonic Boom," the album is a journey through the psychedelic world of acid house.
One standout track is "303 Dreams," which combines a driving beat with a haunting synth melody to create a truly mesmerizing experience. Another highlight is "Dancefloor Killer," which lives up to its name with a relentless groove that is guaranteed to get people moving.
Table of Contents
Download
Filename: various-acid-casualty-compilation.rar- MP3 size: 44.4 mb
- FLAC size: 326.4 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Isopooler | ||
| Untitled | ||
| Fairy Tales | ||
| You Pay Attention To Me, Not Vice Versa (Toilet Remix) | ||
| Email Is A Mens Room (Alan Greenspan Remix) | ||
| Lips Touch Cloth |
Video
Pica - Lips Touch Cloth - 1996
Master Control - Program Fairy Tales (Original Mix) 1996
Rank - Untitled - 1996
Sonic Tourism - Isopooler - 1996
Images
Catalog Numbers
T.B.T. 005Labels
Toolbox TunesListen online
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 12"
- White Label
- 33 ⅓ RPM
- Pale Blue Marbled
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Liner Notes | Dzak |
Notes
- With promo sheet.
- B1 is licensed from Axodya Rec. .
- Run-outs:
- A - Terd put Y'r clothes on!
- B - Bucko... Snap out of it!
- The record comes in light blue vinyl or white vinyl with light blue marble effects.
- From the promo sheet:
- This one is for the true L.S.D. experience. Maybe i just watch too much tv. Hmm, it could be that we're all just too pathetic to see without such a powerfull drug! Regardless, even if we're completly brainwashed and stupid... it's not any ones fault but our won... cause the smart guys are there! They're watching us, pushing our buttons, probing our bellies + asses. Big fukn deal though, just avoid the shit cuz it stinks. I rather just say fuck tax, laws, voting... let everything just get old and crumble, let everything maintain it's own character by aging. No more new cars either! I think i figured out how to do it, or at least how to start. 1. Kill next president or highest authority as fast as possible. 2. Go to the big boomin' city closest to you, then loot and riot, blowin' up taco bells and insurance companies and any other bullshit scam establishment, do this till you puke. 3. Make sure only freaks exist, if any odd balls come along give' em a minute they're probably just slow. Now, according to my calculations this would have to be done around the globe within the period of 24 hours. The power structure would be gone. Some people could't handle it! They'd be scared embracing their shotguns and wives till one day the dumb fucks would go outside and it would be completly chillin'! If only the whole planet was on a permanent vacation! No system of slavery. Just survival and enjoyment. Freaks can accomplish anything. Freaks got the power! This is that power. This piece of shit record you just payed government issued money for, is freak power! It's an acid freak out. Everything might suck!? But.. I can still put my effort into something pleasing, like creating this record or destroying a tv or car. I could also just loose my mind and strip down bare ass naked for a while!!!
- written on the paper of Toolbox 006:
- "005 - Acid Casualty Compilation - 12"e.p.
- This marks toolbox going beyond the norm. Men's Recovery Project share the same vinyl as Sonic Tourism, Pica, Rank and Master Control Program. All the music is shit to god. I volunteered for this... 1000 pressed. 400 are still around due to distro cutting down. Help! $6 u.s. / $9 overseas"
- The record comes in light blue vinyl or white vinyl with light blue marble effects. Came in a clear plastic bag with an 8-page mini-zine that gives artist/track information on each page.
Somehow, I think those days kept me young... otherwise, I trust someone'll let me know if
I'm fooling myself. ;P
Loving your taste in music, btw. Any mixes to share, by chance?
I did this track for ToolBox Tunes back in '96.
Pica = DJ Jedidiah the Messiah from Milwaukee, WI
Setup: Casio RZ-1, Roland 909, Roland 303, some shit effects box and beer.
Thanks for posting.