Label:	Metropolis
Catalog#:	MET 185
Format:	CD, Album, Digipak
Country:	US
Released:	17 Oct 2000
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Breakbeat, Trance, Tribal, Goa Trance, Ambient
Credits:	Artwork By [Design] - Squalis Engineer - Greg Hunter , Otto The Barbarian , Richard Edwards , Steev Toth Guitar [Pedal Steel] - BJ Cole Mastered By - Kevin Metcalfe Overtone Voice, Strings - Boris Salchack Photography - Mike Diver Producer - Juno Reactor Tabla - Pandit Dinesh Vocals - Busi Mhlongo , Taz Alexander Written-By - Watkins* , Thobejane* (tracks: 4, 5, 9)
Notes:	Recorded at Bowl Court Studios and Brownhill Farm Studios Mastered at The Soundmasters. Under exclusive license from M.E.L.T. 2000 Ltd Total time: 61:59
Rating:	4.2/5 (113 votes) Rate It
Submitted by:	billyjoeray
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Tracklisting:

1		Pistolero (6:13)
		Written-By - Stevens*
2		Hule Lam (4:00)
		Written-By - Amampondo
3		Insects (6:18)
		Written-By - Maguire*
4		Badimo (7:14)
		Written-By - Burton*
5		Masters Of The Universe (6:05)
		Written-By - Bley*
6		Nitrogen Part 1 (8:34)
		Written-By - Paterson* , Hunter*
7		Nitrogen Part 2 (6:26)
		Written-By - Holweck*
8		Solaris (8:58)
		Written-By - Ram*
9		Song For Ancestors (8:09)
		Written-By - Alexander*

Recommendations:

Juno Reactor - Bible Of Dreams (CD, Album, Dig)	Juno Reactor - Labyrinth (CD, Album)	Shpongle - Are You Shpongled? (CD, Album)	Infected Mushroom - The Gathering (CD, Album)	Infected Mushroom - Classical Mushroom (CD, Album)
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User Reviews:

Cinos, May 30, 2005

This album is dark. In my opinion the darkest piece Juno Reactor have ever made. All the tracks have a feeling of immense doom, like Badimo or a hallucinogenic surrealism like Pistolero. Nitrogen 1 & 2 are an industrial/ambient duality, telling us of a dark and polluted future, and the final piece, Song For Ancestors, is spiced with maniacal laughter.
It's quite a good piece, like everything Juno Reactor have made - but I'd still like to call it their weakest one, judging by their standards. It's the transition between Bible Of Dreams and Labyrinth, a cocoon phase... not as innovative as the first or as accomplished as the second.

8.5 out of 10 I'd say.

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