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Tracklist

1	Middle Of The Earth	8:39
2	Archaic Sensations	8:57
3	Meeting In Warmth	3:26
4	Solis Ortus	5:18
5	Cruor	6:50
6	Take My Hope To Fertile Fields	6:04
7	Philemon	10:40
8	Tartarus	11:06
9	Inner Lightning	7:01
10	Res Magnifica	4:47

Companies, etc.

• Manufactured By – CMCA

Notes

This is part two of a compilation which gathers rare Maeror Tri tracks that only appeared on cassettes (full-length and compilations). This second part covers period from 1993 to 1996. The Meditamentum I cd was released in 1994 by Holonom (later renamed Raum 312) in edition of 500 copies and covered a period from 1989 to 1993.

Thanks to Vince and all people who have supported Maeror Tri in the past.

Track 1 taken from "Ultimate Time" C-60 (Old Europa Cafe, 1994)
Tracks 2 and 5 taken from "Archaic States" C-60 (G.R.O.S.S. Tapes GR-023, 1994)
Tracks 3, 6 and 10 taken from "Beauty Of Sadness" C-70 (Direction Music DMC25, 1996)
Track 4 appeared on the compilation "Real Underground Vol. 1 & 2" C-90 (Progressive Entertainment PE11, 1994)
Track 7 appeared on the compilation "Bad Alchemy Nr.23" (German Tape-Magazine, 1994)
Track 8 appeared on the compilation "Audio Drudge Vol. 4" (US-Tape Magazine, 1993)
Track 9 appeared on the compilation "Nightporters Vol. 2" (Jeremy Bamber Tapes, JTB030, 1993)

Total time - 72:48

Released in a jewel case with 2-page booklet.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout (Matrix): L806 7090 MANCD31 U90806-11 A CMCA @
• Matrix / Runout (Mould): CMCA
• Mould SID Code: IFPI 2F82

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MANCD31	Maeror Tri	Meditamentum II ‎(CD, Comp, Ltd, Num)	Manifold Records	MANCD31	US	1999

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It is my understanding that this album is a collection of tracks from various tapes and singles. It is a slow dreamy sort of electronic overture that sounds quite sophisticated yet very subtle. It is indeed on the shadowy side while not really grindingly dark like Scorn or Lustmord, which I really like and go after, by the way. The fact that original tapes and CD releases by this now defunct group sell for relatively heavy coin, is a good indicator of the quality of the sound, I believe. This particular collection, while not real common, can be had for a reasonable price if you search for it. Maeror Tri, although long disbanded as a group, will continue to attract listeners for quite awhile, I believe. After I acquired this disc, I found myself searching for more material by this group, and I will continue to do so. Joe McDonald