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The session favors more of a sit-down crowd than the dance freak-outs of yore, but remains a worthwhile effort from a group that has not lost its relevance.

But the groups commitment to the visual aspect of its stage presentation shouldnt create the impression that the audio side cant stand up on its own.

Meat Beat stretch the concept of the remix further than most, and few of the tracks on this violent sonic assault sound like any of the others.

Very little of the musical content (apart from Dangers raps) was actually recorded by the group, but the enormous range of sampled voices, TV themes and pop cuttings lead to a bizarre and fascinating clash of styles on instrumentals like Hello Teenage America and Hallucination Generation.

Psyche-Out and Now are EPs of album tracks remixed by the band.

Most of the songs graft propulsive club rhythms to pop skeletons, bolstered by squelched sirens, dub echoes and intergalactic bleeps.

Dangers vocals have settled into two recognizable forms: an appealing quasi-monotone that resembles Depeche Modes Dave Gahan and an insistent whisper (as on Euthanasia), which takes its menacing cues from Cabaret Voltaires Stephen Mallinder.) The Edge of No Control EP consists of the album track in three mixes and three other songs.

Fire Number Nine suggests a trip more worthy of the Butthole Surfers than the Beatles, but while the band sounds BBC crisp, the tracks are not as strong as properly calibrated Meat Beat releases.

Though the second disc has more collaborators on paper, the first sounds more like a real band integrated into the increasingly complex sampling architecture, with the second disc providing an outlet for uninhibited electronic tweakery.

A cover of World Domination Enterprises Asbestos Lead Asbestos speaks to the strengths of the first disc, as Dangers balances his pop instincts with a thick, layered assault.

The single Nuclear Bomb features guest dancehall toasting, while Shes Unreal responds to the call of a pathological sample (I have love so that I can kill) over a slow, dubby grind.

Dangers succumbs to a weakness for jamming (often electronic),but Wildlife takes good advantage of this freedom; its like an atonal lullaby.

Amid tracks that stick to a heavy, driving beat, such as Book of Shadows and Funny Feeling, the lighter jungle tracks dont fare as well.

Prime Audio Soup was used in The Matrix, which exposed Meat Beat Manifesto to a new audience.

The Meat Beat Manifesto name next appeared on Eccentric Objects, a limited-edition breakbeat-driven 12-inch which, aside from the conceptual packaging, is mainly of interest to the DJ culture that Tino serves.

An accompanying flexi-disc, Sounds of the 20th Century, offers up a bit more verve.

He procured one of the only functioning examples of the EMS Synthi 100, a gigantic modular synthesizer from the mid-70s.

Less expansive than other Meat Beat recordings, R.U.O.K.

While not satisfying an album overall, tracks like Dynamite Fresh still provide enough bounce and ring-modulation to excite longtime fans, while offering a novel mode of production for bedroom tweakers.

Dangers abandons vocals entirely for a mainly instrumental exploration in the vein of 70s fusion.

With industrial-sized drums, the ensemble resonates in a carefully controlled environment.

The edges of sanity still loom on the horizon: Burroughs-inflected humor squeaks through on a pair of spoken-word songs, Want Ads One and Want Ads Two.

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