this is great Steven - love the use of samples and the rhythmic balance is  brilliant - nice work this / Kev

Most diggable, i really like your use of samples, has that old school feel

@amomus: Cheers mate, the sequence is in 6/8 and the groove is in 4/4 to add a little rhythmic tension.

@amomus: Cool that was a very influential album for me.

A 1992 track made louder in October 2013,
All voice samples are from The Exorcist film.
Ensoniq EPS-16+ recorded onto cassette tape.

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1992 you're gonna die up there

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