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Tracklist

A1	Rave Generator (Brooklyn Mix)	6:23
A2	Rave Generator (Radio Edit)	3:31
B1	Rave Generator (Original Mix)	5:48
B2	Acid Flash	6:20

Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – PWL International Ltd.
• Copyright (c) – Disc-tinct Music Inc.
• Published By – All Boys Music Ltd.
• Marketed By – PWL
• Distributed By – Warner Music UK Ltd.
• Mastered At – Transfermation
• Recorded At – Vista Sounds Studio

Credits

• Executive-Producer – Jeffrey Collins
• Plated By – MAX*
• Vocals – Ralph Dee*
• Written-By, Producer, Arranged By – Damon Wild, Ray Love

Notes

℗ 1992 PWL International Ltd.
© 1992 Disc-Tinct Music Inc.

Recorded at Vista Sounds Studio, New Jersey.
Licensed by Vista Sounds International, Inc. All Boys Music Ltd.

Made in England.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: 0 9031-77006-0 1
• Matrix / Runout (Runout hand etched, side A): PWLT-223-A2 MAX
• Matrix / Runout (Runout hand etched, side B): PWLT-223-B2 MAX

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
DF1229	Toxic Two	Rave Generator / Acid Flash ‎(12")	Dancefloor	DF1229	US	1991
DF1240	Toxic Two	Rave Generator (The Remixes) ‎(12")	Dancefloor	DF1240	US	1992
PWCD 223	Toxic Two	Rave Generator ‎(CD, Single)	PWL International	PWCD 223	UK	1992
PWCD 223, 9031-77006-2, 9031 77006 2, 9031-77006-2	Toxic Two	Rave Generator ‎(CD, Single)	PWL International, PWL International, PWL International, PWL International	PWCD 223, 9031-77006-2, 9031 77006 2, 9031-77006-2	Europe	1992
PWLT223	Toxic Two	Rave Generator ‎(12")	PWL International	PWLT223	Australia	1992

Velan

I have heard both versions of how Rave Generator & Pure Pleasure came about but as far as I am concerned everything about this & Pure Pleasure sounds very Frank De Wulf and not so much Damon Wild and Ray Love.

Xava

Acid Flash is one the best track of the time. Still awsome today........

TheJonnyTest

Reached number 13 in the UK charts.

Kale

'Rave Generator' was originally supposed to be a collaboration between Damon Wild & Frank De Wulf. However, after endless arguments they decided to split and each record their own versions. This was Wild's, De Wulf's was 'Pure Pleasure' by Digital Excitation.