Gary also worked with Keith LeBlanc and Tackhead on several projects. See their separate discography for more details of these releases. All releases here produced and / or mixed with AMS. A further appearance can be found in the Bootlegs section.
12" single: Gary Clail and the Occult Technology of Power - 'Half Cut For Confidence'
On-U Sound Records / October 1985
World Records / April 1989 (re-issue)
Album: Gary Clail On-U Sound System - 'End Of The Century Party'
On-U Sound Records / October 1989 (UKLP/CD)
On-U Sound - EFA Medien / 1999 (Master Recordings reiss.)
On-U Sound - Beat Records / December 2004 (JpCD)
On-U Sound Records / March 2009 (DL)
UKLP: ON-U LP 49 / UKCD: ON-U CD 9
UKCD reiss.: ON-U CD 0049 / JpCD: BRC-109
DL: (-)
% Beef
Toes Tapping
Peace Perfect Peace
< Leroy Leroy ||
> Two Thieves And A Liar
? Privatise The Air (Part 1)
? Privatise The Air (Part 2)
* A Man's Place On Earth
+ Rat Race
+ Rave On
+# House Building
+ A Man's Place On Earth (Extended remix)
= Bad Natured
* LP only track. + CD/DL only tracks. = JpCD only track. The slightly edited 'Original remix' of 'Human Nature' featuring the Reverend Billy Graham samples not initially sanctioned for general release, and previously only available on some promo copies of the single. # An unreleased version of the track was used as the theme tune to the first series of 'Snub TV'. % Subsequently radically remixed for a single and LP55. < [Rhythm 68] > [Rhythm 52] ? [Rhythm 54]
Master Recordings CD reissue contains a CD-ROM track with On-U Sound discography and biographic information. The JpCD came with a fold-out insert of sleeve notes (in Japanese).
Singles: Gary Clail On-U Sound System featuring
Bim Sherman - 'Beef (How Low Can You Go?)'
Perfecto - BMG Records / July 1990
(Cat. no details - see below)
Promo 12" (PRL 1):
* Beef (Future mix single version) ||
* Beef (Future mix single version)
7" (PB 43843):
CS (PK 43846):
@ Beef (Future mix single version edit) ||
+ Beef (Original mix)
12"#1 (PT 43844):
* Beef (Future mix single version) ||
+ Beef (Original mix)
12"#2 ('Adrian Sherwood's remix of the remix') (PT 43846):
= Beef (Would You Kill It Yourself?) ||
= Beef (Low, Low, Low)
CDS (PD 43844):
@ Beef (Future mix single version edit)
* Beef (Future mix single version) ||
+ Beef (Original mix)
* Remixed from LP55 by Paul Oakenfold and Steve Osborne. @ From LP55 (LP copies only) by Paul Oakenfold and Steve Osborne. = Remixed from LP55 by AMS featuring African Head Charge. + From LP49.
* Human Nature (There's Something Wrong With Me edit) ||
* Human Nature (There's Something Wrong With Me mix)
Promo USCDS#1 (RDJ 62066-2):
USCDS (RCA 62066-2):
* Human Nature (On The Mix edit)
* Human Nature (There's Something Wrong With Me edit)
* Human Nature (There's Something Wrong With Me mix)
= Human Nature (On The Mix)
Promo USCDS#2 (2855-2-RDJ):
* Human Nature (On The Mix edit)
= Human Nature (On The Mix)
UK7" (PB 44401):
UKCS (PK 44401):
* Human Nature (On The Mix edit) ||
* Human Nature (Why Is It? mix)
UKCDS (PD 44402):
* Human Nature (On The Mix edit)
= Human Nature (On The Mix)
+ Rumours
* Remixed from LP55 by Paul Oakenfold and Steve Osborne. + From LP55. = From LP55 mixed by Paul Oakenfold and Steve Osborne.
Cassette repeats the program on both sides. The 'Original remix', by Steve Osbourne and Paul Oakenfold of Perfecto, features vocal samples by the Reverend Billy Graham which were not passed for full release. This resulted in the promo 12" 'HUM 1' being re-pressed with a different A-side mix. The offending track was however eventually released (slightly edited at the start) as "Bad Natured" on a 2004 Japanese reissue of LP49. The VERY original version of this track, produced and mixed by AMS using the same Billy Graham samples, also exists but has never been released in any physical form. All other versions of the track were re-vocaled by Gary himself. Another version of this track also formed the theme to the third series of 'Snub TV'.
Tracks 6, 9 and 10 mixed by Paul Oakenfold and Steve Osborne. Sometimes known as 'End Of The Century Party Part 2. A demo cassette of the album dated October 1990 also exists which omits 'Beef' and 'False Leader', replaces 'Human Nature (On The Mix)' with the original version featuring Billy Graham samples, features a musical version of 'Jack The Biscuit' by Andy Fairley and has a different version of 'Temptation'. Other tracks also recorded were a dub of 'Rumours' ('Success Success (Pop Star Saves The Nation)') and a more minimal version of 'False Leader'.
Perfecto - BMG Records / June 1991 (UK editions)
BMG - RCA Records / 1991 (US editions)
(Cat. no details - see below)
Promo UK12" (PT 44564):
UK12"#1 (PT 44564):
* Escape (On The Mix) ||
* Escape (On The Case mix)
= Human Nature (There's Something Wrong With Me mix)
Promo US12" (RDAB-62095-1):
* Escape (No Way Out mix)
* Escape (On The Mix edit) ||
* Escape (On The Case mix)
UK7" (PB 44563):
UKCS (PK 44563):
* Escape (On The Mix edit) ||
+ False Leader (Edit)
UK12"#2 ('Adrian Sherwood's remix of the remix') (PT 44566):
# Escape (No Way Out mix) ||
+ False Leader (Edit)
UKCDS (PD 44564):
* Escape (On The Mix edit)
* Escape (On The Mix)
@ False Leader (Parts 1 and 2)
USCDS (RCA 07863 62147-2):
# Escape (No Way Out mix)
* Escape (On The Mix)
= Human Nature (There's Something Wrong With Me mix)
* Remixed from LP55 by Paul Oakenfold and Steve Osborne. + Edited from LP55. = Remixed from the 'Human Nature' single by Paul Oakenfold and Steve Osborne. # Remixed by AMS. @ From LP55.
Singles: Gary Clail On-U Sound System - 'These Things Are Worth Fighting For'
Perfecto - BMG Records / April 1993
(Cat. no details - see below)
Promo UKCDS (FIGHT 1):
* These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Perfecto radio mix)
Promo UK12"#1 (FIGHT 2):
+ These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Perfecto mix)
* These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Perfecto radio mix) ||
= These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Lion Rock mix IV)
= These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Prankster mix I)
Promo UK12"#2 (FIGHT 3):
+ These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Perfecto mix)
* These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Perfecto radio mix) ||
# These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Young Gods club mix)
# These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Young Gods radio mix)
UK7" (7432114722-7):
UKCS (7432114722-4):
* These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Perfecto radio mix) ||
@ These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Original On.U Sound mix)
UK12" (7432114722-1):
+ These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Perfecto mix)
* These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Perfecto radio mix) ||
= These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Lion Rock mix II)
# These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Young Gods radio mix)
Euro12" (7432114889-1):
* These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Perfecto radio mix) ||
= These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Lion Rock mix II)
# These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Young Gods radio mix)
UKCDS#1 (7432114722-2):
+ These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Perfecto mix)
* These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Perfecto radio mix)
# These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Young Gods radio mix)
# These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Young Gods club mix)
@ These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Original On.U Sound mix)
UKCDS#2 (7432114804-2):
= These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Lion Rock mix II)
= These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Lion Rock mix IV)
= These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Prankster mix I)
= These Things Are Worth Fighting For (Prankster mix III)
* Edited from LP70 by Paul Oakenfold and Steve Osborne. + From LP70 mixed by Paul Oakenfold and Steve Osborne. = Remixed from LP70 mixed by Justin Robertson. # Remixed from LP70 mixed by Franz Treichler and Bertran Siffert (The Young Gods). @ From LP70 (CD/CLP) mixed by AMS.
The sleeve design of the promos, UK releases, Australian, French and European CD singles differ. The European and AuCD singles have different names for the mixes - the alternative names used are given in [square brackets] after the actual mix name. The cassette format repeats the program on both sides while the FrCDS and promo CDS came in card sleeves.