1993compilation, vinyl12 tracks
Various Artists - Project II Trance
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Project II Trance is a compilation on vinyl, released on Dragonfly Records (BFLLP04) in 1993.
The LP collects 12 tracks from 8 artists, having 1000 Micro Dats, Black Sun, Genetic and Mandra Gora featuring two tracks each. This is the first release for 7 tracks later found elsewhere: "" by Genetic, "" by Total Eclipse, "" by Mandra Gora, "" by Black Sun, "" by 1000 Micro Dats and 2 more. Several of its tracks are well known favorites: "" by Genetic (1993, 15 releases), "" by Mandra Gora (1993, 8 releases), "" by The Infinity Project & Man With No Name (1993, 7 releases), "" by Black Sun (1993, 3 releases) and "" by Gumbo (1993, 3 releases).
It has 2 identified samples and is available to stream on Spotify.
- 01Gumbo — The Quickening
- 02Genetic — Trancemission
- 03Genetic — Oracle
- 04Total Eclipse — Total Eclipse
- 05Black Sun — Godstar (Sirrius Mix)
- 06The Infinity Project & Man With No Name — Feeling Weird
- 07Mandra Gora — Gypsy Trance
- 08Black Sun — The More You Look The More You See
- 091000 Micro Dats — The Centre (Tuned Mix)
- 10Mandra Gora — Wicked Warp
- 11Deezal Electric — Moth
- 121000 Micro Dats — Underworld
Genetic — Trancemission
He was holding back, he wasn't being cooperative, he wasn't giving me the information I needed. Evasive, and finally I felt like he was playing games.
There is so much evidence in this situation. Setting aside, any ... witness, .. facilities ... the evidence as to how a systems operates ... is illegal, it is currently evil ...
Black Sun — The More You Look the More You See
For America's sake, as well as the world's, we must measure up to the challenge of the second imperative; the urgent need for mutual economic and military cooperation among the free nations, sufficient to deter or repel aggression wherever it may threaten.
But even this is no longer enough.
We are in the era of the thermo-nuclear bomb that can obliterate cities and can be delivered across continents. With such weapons, war has become, not just tragic, but preposterous. With such weapons, there can be no victory for anyone. Plainly, the objective now must be to see that such a war does not occur at all.
And so the third imperative of peace is this: Without for a moment relaxing our internal and collective defenses, we must actively try to bridge the great chasm that separates us from the peoples under communist rule. In those regions are millions of individual human beings who have been our friends, and who themselves have sincerely wanted peace and freedom, throughout so much of our mutual history.
We are beginning to be able—cautiously and with our eyes open—to encourage some interchange of ideas, of books, magazines, students, tourists, artists, radio programs, technical experts, religious leaders and governmental officials
From speech by Dwight D. Eisenhower: 'The three imperatives of power'