Fatal Morgana – The Destructive Solution
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Antler-Subway – AS 5034
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Vinyl, LP, Album
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Tracklist Hide Credits
| A1 | Overture | 1:20 | ||
| A2 | The Unchangeable Image | 5:47 | ||
| A3 |
Lifeblood
Featuring [Rhythms By] – Alain Verhave |
4:44 | ||
| A4 | Earth's Revenge | 5:14 | ||
| A5 | Herity Caused By The Devil | 4:37 | ||
| B1 | Glasnost (Original Version) | 6:34 | ||
| B2 | The Innocent Children Of The Cruel World | 3:30 | ||
| B3 | Mindcontrol | 4:34 | ||
| B4 |
The Last Generation
Guitar – "E"* |
6:11 |
Companies etc
- Published By – Be's Songs
- Distributed By – SPV GmbH – SPV 09-70541
- Distributed By – Play It Again Sam
- Recorded At – Music House (8)
Credits
- Artwork – "E"*
- Engineer – Chris Inger
- Performer [Fatal Morgana Are] – "E" Smidt*, Mr. Fact
- Producer – Chris Inger, Fatal Morgana
- Songwriter [Songs By] – E. Smid*, Mr. Fact
- Vocals – Mr. Fact
- Written-By, Performer, Mixed By – F.M.*
Notes
Recorded at the Music House, Overpelt.
Published by BE's Songs 1990.
Distributed by Play it again, Sam!.
℗ BE's Songs 1990
Made in Belgium
The CD issue comes with 3 additional bonus tracks.
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| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Destructive Solution (CD, Album) | Antler-Subway | AS 5034 CD | Belgium | 1990 | ||
| The Destructive Solution (LP, TP, Sti) | Antler-Subway | AS 5034 LP/CD | Belgium | 1990 |
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[r52308]
Fatal Morgana are two Dutch guys, Ad de Feijter and Eric Smidt. For this album they have teamed up with one of my favourite producers, Chris Inger aka Jos Borremans from Belgium. And of course, Mr Inger turned this into a masterpiece.
I can't think of any weak tracks on this album, even the interludes are great. It's a great mixture of Industrial, EBM, some New Beat influences and some Techno. It's mysterious, uptempo and wonderfully programmed. Some great pads, stabs and synthleads can be found on this album. The few lyrics are not silly but fit the atmosphere quite nice, they are of course Industrial/EBM-like and therefore quite dark. Like on the track 'Earth's Revenge'.
Very inspiring!