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Mappa Mundi

Musaics

Year
1990
Country
Belgium
Label
USA Import Music
Catalogue
USA 113-2 MCD
Format
CD Album
Style
Leftfield, Downtempo, New Beat, Ambient
Belgique Electronique Archive
Belgian connection
🇧🇪 Definitely Belgian
Scene
New Beat
Era
Early 90s
Region
Unknown

Tracklist

  1. 1 Urbi Et Orbi 5:26
  2. 2 Sexafari 3:57
  3. 3 Serendipity (Take 1) 4:34
  4. 4 The Oracle 4:13
  5. 5 Wölfli 5:22
  6. 6 Trance Fusion 10:56

Playback via linked YouTube videos — matched automatically from Discogs, not every track has one.

Credits

Cover
Eric Fimmers
Cover
MacDesign
Written-By
Jan Van Den Bergh (as J. Van Den Bergh)
Written-By
Pieter Kuyl (as P. Kuyl)
Distributed By
USA Import Music
Published By
USA Import Records
Phonographic Copyright (p)
USA Import
Phonographic Copyright (p)
Varry White Music
Phonographic Copyright (p)
Delicious Vinyl, Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p)
These Records
Glass Mastered At
DADC Austria

Release notes

Includes 4-page booklet with liner notes and track descriptions and an 8-page (4 blank) foldout with quotes and more liner notes. Belgium publishing USA Import Records (cover, booklet) Publishing by USA Import Records (disc) Tracks 1, 2, 4 to 6: P & C 1990 USA Import. Track 3: P 1989 Varry White Music / PRS-MCPS. P & C 1989 Delicious Vinyl Inc. P & C 1988 These Records. Track 1: Popop Vul-intro and Simon Harris-rhythm track. Track 2: One of Simon Harris' drum tracks, background of environmental noises, taken from a Gentlemen Without Weapons-album. Track 3: Tone Loc meets Lights In A Fat City. D.O.P.E.-Beats. Track 4: Voices of Susan Deinhim and Richard Horowitz. Beats sampled from KRS-1. Instrumentals from Laraaji and David Byrne. Track 5: Recited poem from Dieter Wölfli came from a Sub Rosa-compilation produced by Graeme Revell. Beatsample taken from an early Sydney Youngblood hit. Track 6: Entire instrumental track from Bill Nelson-album. A sequenced P.I.L.-bass. Celestial harmonies of Bill Nelson's tune. Reverse-beat sample, taken from Cool Rock Jay's debut album.