I cant tell. One of those really cool collectible things that ten years from now someone will press to cd as a classic reissue. I had forgotten how good this disc is. Some of the best films are weaved into and through grinding, atmospheric electronic, Excorcist III is represented with Brad Dourifs malign rant as the body-travelling demon. Other notables, essentials and classic visionary film excursions provide the backbone of this deepening and growing audio experience.
Disc closes out with a couple of nice, pure ambient pieces.
Starts out with a piece that could have been on Bloody Tourist, thrumming acoustic drums and chanting sanskrit singing in the background overlayed by electric and static hues,coming and going in strange rhythm. Exotic, as David Toop would say, some Morrocan bazzar come through the speakers in a disconnected ghost voice. Remixes thereof anyway, twelve tracks of varying density but with unfailing rhythm and tribal vibrance that makes me repeat again the connection to Shinjuku Thiefs 'Bloody Tourist', this could be the CDEP to that work as far as I'm concerned. Thunderstorms break outside, rain patters on the Prague streets. Each track is accorded a scene.