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November 2007

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May 22, 2004
Multigroove releases a double-cd album for their "Legends" party in Hemkade Zaandam, featuring a rerelease of "Fierce Ruling Diva Live At Multigroove" as recorded and previously released in 1993, which shares the second cd of the two with a Bonzai Classic Trax live Multigroove recording of 2001.

July 2002, React, 12react218 (UK)
The blue 2002 remix 12" contains two mixes of Superchumbo (Tom Stephan). FRD are especially happy with the Roach Remix: it keeps the original structure, with beefed up sounds.

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July 2002, React, 12reactx218 (UK)
The pink 2002 remix 12" contains remixes by Low End Specialists and the Beloved.

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May 2001, Recharge, 12charge003 (UK)
Rubb It In remixed again, this 12" contains the original mix + the remix of BK (Nukleuz)

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March 1999, Rotate / Universal, lc07340 (NL)
Stand-alone, fresh & crisp - the only FRD release to come out of Sick Puppy studio's where FRD spent most of their time producing Party Animals and Flamman & Abraxas hits.

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July 1994, Astralwerks / Caroline Records, aw-perv (USA)
The only album that was released from the States - and the last album before the big changeover in 1995 after the huge succes of their "I Wanna Be A Hippy" remix for Technohead.

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July 1994, Astralwerks (Caroline Records), asw6122-6 (USA)
Four mixes of I Need Drugs, including two mixes by Carlos Soulslinger, owner of the Liquid Sky store, where FRD rented the basement for the Subtopia Records store.

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May 1993, Lower East Side Records / PIAS, lescd5 (NL)
Recorded April 24 1993, two weeks before the police raid on Multigroove. Equipment used: 909 / 808 / 303 / R70 / Juno106 / JX3P / W30(2x) / Powerbook160 / KMS30. Featuring Sweetn' Low on stage.

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September 1992, Lower East Side Records, lescd3 (nld)
The second album featured all the tracks that made up the FRD liveshow. It was named after our favourite clothing label, the pictures were taken in New York (Limelight), L.A. and in the Mexico desert.

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July 1992, React, cdreact8 (UK)
Second UK release for FRD, featuring one of the two Moby mixes. London based React Music's Tomas Foley & James Horrocks proved to be solid partners for FRD.

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April 1992, R.E.A.L. Events, r.e.a.l. (USA)
For our first U.S. live appearance ever, R.E.A.L. Events made us record a track that was attached as flexidisc to the flyer. This track was exclusive and has not been released any other way.

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April 1992, Lower East Side Records, lescd2 (NL)
Lower East Side Compilation, released after Fierce Ruling Diva had started (co-)producing (with) other artists. Album inludes FRD, Frequency (Orlando Voorn), Two Guys In The Basement (Richie Hawtin & John Aquaviva) and many more.

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January 1992, React, 12reactr3 (UK)
Frank de Wulf's "Air Plain Mix" has been renamed to "Ruling Radio Mix" - it's featured on this 12" alongside two mixes of FRD themselves.

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December 1991, Music Man, mmi9075 (B)
The huge success of Rubb It In made Music Man from Belgium (nowadays known as N.E.W.S.) license the track and release the first remixes.

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December 1991, React / Torso, cdreact3 / cd212 (UK / NL)
Simultaneous release by React Music in England and Torso (GoBang) in Holland. It was the first licensed release in the UK and the kick-off for a long collaboration between React and FRD.

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June 1991, Lower East Side Records, les013 (NL)
Trance Europe Express features a Club Idol rap over Rubb It In, called The Sound of Amsterdam on the B-Side

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June 1991, Lower East Side Records, hn91 (NL)
This 7" was the entrance ticket to HouseNation, July 12 1991 in Tomorrowland, Rotterdam - A party featuring Cybersonic (Richie Hawtin & John Aquaviva), Fierce Ruling Diva, Frequency a.o.

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April 1991, Lower East Side Records, lescd1 (NL)
Legendary first album of the duo, featuring their three most timeless songs: Rubb It In, Atomic Slide & Whipped Kream

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August 1990, Lower East Side Records, les007 (nld)
This 12" sold over 10.000 copies which made it the best selling l.e.s. 12". It features the original mix of Rubb It In

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May 1990, Lower East Side Records, les005 (NL)
Four mixes of Whipped Kream, including a remix by Holland's legendary Eddy de Clercq.

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March 1990, Lower East Side Records, les004 (NL)
Part of a set of two, vol 1 featured Dano & Dylan Hermelyn. All tracks were recorded on the Planet E dancefloor, during weekdays, using the soundsystem of the club for mixing down.

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August 1989, Lower East Side Records, les001 (nld)
The first FRD 12" is one of the very first house 12"s ever to come out of Holland. Even though only 500 copies were pressed, it was distributed to specialty stores around the globe.

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