Zion Train - Siren album FLAC

Tracklist: 1. Boxes And Amps, 2. Audrey And June, 3. Life That I Choose, 4. What A Situation, 5. Moha, 6. Tibute To Keng Keng, 7. Forward Ever, 8. Edelweiss Piraten, 9. Give Me Good Sensi, 10. Terror Talk, 11. Animus Mundi, 12. Live As One, 13. Why,.

Album · 1993 · 11 Songs.

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Zion Train are a British dub ensemble that formed in Oxford, 1988. They have consistently released music and toured from 1992 to present day. Their mix of reggae and dance music was a notable innovation in the early nineties. Co-founder Neil Perch is an autodidact, he taught himself music production and composition after completing a master's degree in biochemistry in the mid eighties.

Label: China Records ‎– WOLCD 1056. Country: UK. Released: 1995. Most likely the very first abstract psychedelic dub album releas ever and it's hi-fi. worth acquiring at the right price. just look at the cover, very organic. a little piece of soul from 95. Reply Notify me Helpful. Marketplace 0 6 For Sale from €. 6.

Siren by Zion Train, released 02 August 2016 1. Follow Like Wolves 2. Fuck The Nazis 3. Eagle Ray 4. Under The Sun 5. Ruderalis 6. Getafix In Dub 7. Driftacid 8. Praying Mantis 9. Galaxy 10. Alpha 11. Creamcheese Siren is a collection of Zion Train originals and remixes from the first batch of Universal Egg 12" singles. Praying Mantis is a remix of a Kissing the Pink song called 'The Dalai Lama Loves You All' and 'Galaxy' and 'Alpha' are remixes of Extremadura songs.

Siren is a collection of Zion Train originals and remixes from the first batch of Universal Egg 12" singles. Matrix, Runout: WWCD 7. Other Versions (5 of 6) View All.

This album has an average beat per minute of 128 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 124/132 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Album starts at 130BPM, ends at 130BPM (+0), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by Zion Train.

When it was originally released in 1994, Zion Train's third album must have sounded much more strange and novel than it does today, when reggae and ethno/worldbeat dance music have become so globally intertwined. As it is, the remastered version (reissued in 2006) sounds perfectly contemporary, and if the Inuit album art and liner notes focusing whimsically on ancient political and religious history (complete with reading list) are a little bit befuddling, well, just focus on the beats.