Tracklist Hide Credits
| A |
Mantra For A State Of Mind [Parts 1 And 2] (Elevation Mix)
Engineer – Richard Dight Mastered By – MS* Producer, Mixed By – Mark Moore, Rico Conning, William Orbit |
11:33 | ||
| B |
Special And Golden
Featuring [Starring] – E Mix* Mastered By – Mike's* Producer – Mark Moore And Mark McGuire Saxophone – Brendan Charles Beal Written By – Mark Moore/Brendan Beal Written-By – Brendan Beal* |
8:04 |
Credits
- Artwork By [Sleeve Art] – David Little
- Artwork By [Typography And Layout] – Max Speed In Designland
- Guitar [Wah], Keyboards [Additional] – William Orbit
- Written-By – Mark Moore
Notes
The tracks are labeled as A1 (A) and A2 (B).
A: Recorded and mixed at Guerilla Studios.
Published by Rhythm King Music.
Mastered at Utopia Studios.
B: Taken from the LP "Original Soundtrack".
Published by Rhythm King Music/Rondor Music.
Mastered at The Exchange, London.
℗ & © Rhythm King Records 1989.
Made in England.
Some copies came with "Mantra For A State Of Mind" sticker
Other Versions (Showing 5 of 19) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mantra For A State Of Mind (12") | Rhythm King Records | 80486 | France | 1989 | ||
| Mantra For A State Of Mind (12") | Rhythm King Records, Rough Trade | LEFT 35T | Germany | 1989 | ||
| Mantra For A State Of Mind (7") | Virgin France S.A. | 90534 | France | 1989 | ||
| Mantra For A State Of Mind (12") | Virgin | VG 2150 Z | Greece | 1989 | ||
| Mantra For A State Of Mind (7", Dou) | Rhythm King Records | LEFT 35SP | UK | 1989 |
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[r63859]
bit of house but i think after the wonderful fluff that was Theme
From,Superfly Guy and Hey Music Lover the public werent
ready for a serious slab of thought provoking dance.
A long track which in the first half has a wonderful heartfelt
vocal and an ethereal backing track which hypnotizes you and then
sucks you in,the second half gets a bit chunkier and dancier leading you to a wonderful crescendo,i defy anyone not to get
goosebumps after the final piece of vocal.
Special & Golden was a standout track on the Original Soundtrack album and having it as a b-side all to itself allowed it to sound a lot better than on the vinyl album version.