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1	–21st Sentry	Hitman Written-By, Producer – Kris Kristiansen, Michael Devin	5:26
2	–Sonic Assassins	Horns Written-By, Producer – Darren Murphy , Nick Smith	6:09
3	–Children Of The Stone	Incandescent Written-By, Producer – Ott Langrell*, Umran Ali	8:20
4	–Electro Harmonics	Streetlights Written-By, Producer – Paul Jackson	6:53
5	–Jaïa	I Would Like To Live (Total Eclipse Remix) Remix – Total EclipseWritten-By, Producer – Jean-Michel Blanchet, Yannis Kamarinos	7:00
6	–Pyxis	Green Snow Written-By, Producer – Fabrice Prioux	7:29
7	–N-Tropic	Fused Written-By, Producer – Alexis Le Tan	5:33
8	–Total Eclipse	Cyborg Scrapyard Written-By, Producer – Serge Souque, Stephane Holweck	6:05
9	–Voodoo People	Dialogue Written-By, Producer – Paul Jackson	5:45

Companies, etc.

• Designed At – Six G
• Made By – Prosoft Logistics
• Published By – Copyright Control
• Mastered At – The Soundmasters
• Produced At – Sound Vandal Studios
• Recorded At – Porto Kora
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Atomic Records
• Copyright (c) – Atomic Records

Credits

• Artwork – Simon Ghahary
• Compiled By, Concept By – Steve Ronan
• Design, Photography By – Simon Ghahary
• Mastered By – Kevin Metcalfe

Notes

On the back cover & booklet tracks 5 & 8 are inverted.
Track 5 is credited as "Total Eclipse Remix" in the booklet and merely as "Remix" on the back cover.

All tracks published by Copyright Control.
Track 2: Written & produced at Sound Vandal Studios.
track 4 & 9: recorded at Porto Kora, London www.id23.net

Tracks 5, 6 + 8: licensed from Totally Eclipsed Records, France

Mastered at The Soundmasters, London.

p 2000 Atomic
c 2000 Atomic
Made in the UK

Actual track durations (listed here) differ slightly from the printed durations in the booklet.

Released in a standard jewel case with a black tray.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode (String): 66750700122
• Barcode (Text): 6 67507 001 22
• Matrix / Runout: 4093-01ATOM 007CD PROSOFT LOGISTICS | 0062329
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI L055
• Mould SID Code: IFPI 6N02

Taun

This is a beautiful compilation from the Psytrance label Atomic featuring some real good downbeat and other tricky experiments from Total Eclipse, Voodoo People, Jaia and other unusual suspects. The "Dialogue" in track 9 is actually a monologue, a speech by Bob Dylan gloriously ranting over a reporter who had come to see and hear a concert of Dylan and to interview him afterwards. It's from the movie "Don't Look Back", a film about Dylan's tour to England in 1965.