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Sandman
Witchcraft

Album UK 1998 on Matsuri Productions label
Dance (Goa Trance)

℗ 1998 Matsuri Productions © 1998 Matsuri Productions Recorded at Alte Zachen Studio, Nod~Nashavon, Israel 96-98 Sleeve by mark_neal @ dusk.demon.co.uk Track 1: 118 BPM. Track 2: 140 BPM. Contains a sample, "There seems to be no sign of them", and one from the movie 'Murder by Death' (1976), "That's tacky. That's really tacky." Track 3: 144 BPM. Track 4: 144 BPM. Contains a sample, "Don't you laugh damn you, don't you laugh!" from the movie 'A Clockwork Orange' (1971), and one from the late American comedian Bill Hicks, "I believe that God left certain drugs growing naturally upon our planet". Track 5: 147 BPM. Contains these samples from the TV series 'Babylon 5', "Please watch your step. This is a low gravity area. Please hold handrails at all times", "Are you sure about this Ambassador? Yes, most sure, I do not mistake", "They figured he got hit by a hyperspace shockwave. I swore I'd proved something was out there like nothing we've ever seen before", "What ghost? Oh, couple a guys say they saw something in hyperspace coming back from a job in sector 14. Sounds like they've been sucking down thruster fumes. Anybody else see it? No, just them. Said it looked like a cross between a spider and your worst nightmare". Track 6: 144 BPM. Contains the samples, "Excuse me sir?" and "...everyone, everything, gone. This much I do know, Nostradamus was...". Track 7: 139 BPM. Contains a sample from HAL from the movie '2001: A Space Odyssey' (1968), "My mind was going. I can feel it." the samples, "New way. What's this about a new way?" from the movie 'A Clockwork Orange' (1971), and the sample, "Well, any ideas professor? Well I suppose it could be some sort of illusion. Yes, maybe we're being made to see and hear what we hope to find. The sights and sounds of home. Huh, no, no it's all wrong. This is more than 200 years ahead of our time", from the TV series 'Twilight Zone' season 1 episode 20 'Elegy' (1960). Track 8: 118 BPM. Also contains a sample from the TV series 'Twilight Zone' season 1 episode 20 'Elegy' (1960), "Do you hear that? The music, a band! Do you hear it? There's somebody here!".

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	Sandman , written by, producer, engineer, album by
	Daniel Torhoff , written by, producer, engineer
	Bansi , 1975-2018 ES written by, producer, engineer

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