Repress of the whole series available soon! Gay Marvine presents Bath House Etiquette Vol.3. 1 Anxiety into Ecstasy A clever take on a peak moment for the dance floor, fusing pieces of Chicago's classic "Street Player" (it was such a small space in time, I never knew what I would find, a musical path for all to see, anxiety into ecstasy) with the classic beats of The Bomb! which famously sampled the original for Henry Street in 1995. 2 America The Bomb goes boom says Prince in this ecstatic take on "America" found only in parts from the 21 minute 1985 12". Guaranteed to pump your dance floor into madness. 3 Wait a Minute, Baby One of the most gentle songs from Stevie Nicks on Fleetwood Mac's Tusk perverted into a red hanky anthem. This mix is special because it allows you to play an almost folk rock moment as pure hedonistic disco, like a fantasy lost Cocteau Twins cut from 1979. 4 I Hate the Food I Eat I have nothing nice to say about Sting except he made some also pre-Police Italo and perfectly overacted in Dune. An effortless groove that despite being over 30 years old sounds remarkably contemporary.