Weapons of Ass Destruction vol. 3 (Genosha #003)
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Machine Slavery
06:22
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Chea.
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Paroxysm
06:25
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I miss you, baby.
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I will destroy you in the future.
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Acid Track #1
05:28
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Pow-po-pow-po-pow-pow-pow-po-pow.
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about
Weapons of Ass Destruction vol. 3 is a play on a series of porn movies that struck us as highly comedic. Around the time of this release the series was up to number 2. I’m sure they’ve passed that number long since. The title also serves as a social commentary on that whole stupid business in Iraq that the US felt it had to stir up.
Occasionally when I visit Hidden he’ll play me tracks and ask me whether I think they’re too weird, slow, fast, hard for Genosha. Machine Slavery was one of these tracks. The track had my pants all the way down to my ankles. Holy shit. As far as Acid Track #1 is concerned I thought it would be cool to just keep numbering these things upward whenever we make new acid tracks. (Or anyone else for that matter. If you release acid on Genosha, you’re pretty much stuck to this title. We’re tough A&Rs.)
Oh yeah… Motherfuck Discogs.com for fucking up our completely intentional and correct title-case spelling by changing “of” to “Of”. Not cool, people. Not cool at all. You’re on notice.
Occasionally when I visit Hidden he’ll play me tracks and ask me whether I think they’re too weird, slow, fast, hard for Genosha. Machine Slavery was one of these tracks. The track had my pants all the way down to my ankles. Holy shit. As far as Acid Track #1 is concerned I thought it would be cool to just keep numbering these things upward whenever we make new acid tracks. (Or anyone else for that matter. If you release acid on Genosha, you’re pretty much stuck to this title. We’re tough A&Rs.)
Oh yeah… Motherfuck Discogs.com for fucking up our completely intentional and correct title-case spelling by changing “of” to “Of”. Not cool, people. Not cool at all. You’re on notice.
credits
released March 19, 2004
Written & produced by DJ Hidden and Eye-D
Written & produced by DJ Hidden and Eye-D
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