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1	First Contact	3:50
2	Reaching The Ocean	13:01
3	Deep Down In The Jungle	4:07
4	Cry Of The Earth Vocals – B. Sampson	6:30
5	Vision Of Light	5:02
6	Call Of The Didgeridoo	5:17
7	(That's Why We Have To Come) Back To This Land	5:15

Credits

• Artwork By [Design] – Shivananda, Thomas Reinert
• Didgeridoo – Marshall Whyler
• Leader [Art Director] – Waduda Paradiso
• Leader [Creative Direction] – Bhikkhu Schober
• Mastered By – Wolfgang Eller
• Mixed By, Recorded By – Justin T., The Master Of Rhythm
• Producer – Bryan de Rose, John Deere
• Vocals [Aboriginal Child Vocals] – Joshua Jalung
• Vocals [Traditional Aboriginal Vocals] – Tiku Captain

Notes

Written on back cover: "In the spirit of mother earth, Cybertribe leads You on a journey into the heartland with the haunting and mystical sounds of the didgeridoo, ambient vocal chants and contemporary dance rhythms."
Traditional Aboriginal vocals by Tiku Captain, respected member of the Pitjantjatjara people. Aboriginal child vocals by Joshua Jalung under courtesy of Bolda Hunter (marrik bon)

Copyright: Soundless Sound Music Publishing
Manufactured and printed in Germany
Total time 43:05

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode (Text): 7 14266 97122 5
• Rights Society: GEMA
• Other (ISBN): 3-931254-73-9

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
1424-2	Cybertribe	Sacred Memories Of The Future ‎(CD, Album)	Current Records, New Earth Records	1424-2	US	1997
NE 9712-2	Cybertribe	Sacred Memories Of The Future ‎(CD, Album)	New Earth Records	NE 9712-2	US	1997
CD 77126	Cybertribe	Sacred Memories Of The Future ‎(CD, Album, Dol)	New Earth Records	CD 77126	Europe	1997
ПРЗ CD24956	Cybertribe	Sacred Memories Of The Future ‎(CD, Album)	Правительство Звука	ПРЗ CD24956	Russia	2009
NE 9722-2	Cybertribe	Sacred Memories Of The Future ‎(CD, Album)	New Earth Records	NE 9722-2	Germany	1997

Whilingudw

Suprisingly for a so-called chillout dance album, I consistently use this music for meditation. The didjeridoo inspired rhythms and tribal samples on this album allow one to separate oneself from the physical and wander through one's subconscious at will. It reminds me of the Caitlin & Sika music. I was in a 'new age' warehouse shopping for books and came across a very small music section, and of the 4 CD's I bought that day - many years ago - this remains a favourite that allows contemplation or enervation depending on the focus and amount of stress. Heartily recommended. Perhaps the best of the albums produced by Tulku