All about side B for me. Side A contains a crass, tacky rap, rubbish vocals and not too keen on the mastering. Just a bit too in yer face with the clanging snares and loudness. Not a fan. Admittedly, Boy Genius Mix is a bit of a vocal sample fest with untold edits which distracts from its essence a bit and could have done without them. It's a strange hybrid of styles though. Quite unexpected. The main backbone is 1980s west coast US style electro beats (even borrows Kraftwerk's Numbers) but with ravey Belgian/UK style synth riffs. It's a proper basher but does hint slightly towards trying to crossover into the mainstream once again, a touch. The Subterranean Mix is the best mix for me. Contains much more of an underground warehouse appeal. Still on the same tip as far as melody is concerned. The vocal samples seem to have a more subdued feel. It's trippier, it's more hypnotic and slightly dark. Contains a driving wobbly subsonic bass, synth pads, synth zaps and proper breakbeats on top of the four to the floor. I'm guessing it was suited more for a European setting of that period.