Infinite Excursions 2 is a compilation on CD, released on TIP Records (TIPCD15) in 1997.
The CD collects 9 tracks from 9 artists. 4 tracks are exclusive to this release: "Another Planet" by The Infinity Project, "The Dub That Never Was" by Growling Mad Scientists, "The Tower And The Star" by Doof and "Quagmire" by Harmonix. This is the first release for 1 track later found elsewhere: "" by Excess Head. Several of its tracks are well known favorites: "" by Shpongle (1997, 5 releases), "" by Visible Sound (1997, 3 releases), "" by Green Nuns of the Revolution (1997, 3 releases) and "" by Nitin Sawhney (1997, 3 releases).
It samples from The Day The Earth Stood Still in track "Another Planet" by The Infinity Project.
- 01Excess Head — Sneaky Malone
- 02Visible Sound — Shapeshifter
- 03The Infinity Project — Another Planet
- 04Growling Mad Scientists — The Dub That Never Was
- 05Doof — The Tower And The Star
- 06Green Nuns of the Revolution — Skazey Haze
- 07Harmonix — Quagmire
- 08Nitin Sawhney — Streets
- 09Shpongle — Behind Closed Eyelids
Visible Sound — Shapeshifter
'Right about here, we stopped long. And we looked up in the sky and we couldn't believe what we saw.'
'It just looked like five beams of, of energy.'
'(...) is real. Visionary experience is unique as every human being is unique.'
'(...) my mind. It seems to turn in circles that get tighter and tighter, as my thoughts swing upward and inward as I reach into what might as well be upward as downward. As I think in endless chain reactions.'
'We might be able to travel from one place to the other in the galaxy without covering any major distance by plunging into a black hole.'
The Infinity Project — Another Planet
'Actually, we're very curious where it is you come from.'
'From another planet.'
From movie 'The Day the Earth Stood Still'
Shpongle — Behind Closed Eyelids
'Behind closed eyelids. In very many cases, the visionary quality - the quality of the vision - so to say spills over into the external world. So that the experiencer, when he opens his eyes, sees the outer world transfigured.'
