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Orb, The - A Huge Ever Growing Pulsating Brain That Rules From The Centre Of The Ultraworld


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Label: Big Life
Catalog#: BLR 270T
Format: Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
Country:UK
Released:Jun 1990
Genre: Electronic
Style: House, Ambient
Credits: Artwork By [Image] - Designers Republic, The
Producer - Dr Alex Paterson* , Jimmy Cauty
Turntables [Dj] - Mr X*
Written-By - Paterson* , Woolley* , Cauty* , Ripperton* , Rudolph* , Darlow* , Lipson* , Horn*
Notes:℗ 1990 Wau! Mr Modo/Big Life
© 1990 Wau! Mr Modo/Big Life
Published by Unforgettable Songs / Perfect Songs / EMI Songs / April Music / EG Music
Barcode: 5 016721 215277

The catalogue number is often being read as "BLR 27 OT".
Runout groove etchings:
A: BLR 270T A2 / MWS 017T A2 (scratched out) / A Form Prime Cut / Damont
B: BLR 270T B1 / LYN 24005 (scratched out) / MWS 016TB1 (with 016TB1 crossed out) / MWS 0176T B-1 (lightly scratched out in total with 7 x'd out and 6 written lightly) / MWS 017-T-B1 (scratched out lightly).

Recorded live at Trancentral. Pressed at Damont Audio Limited.
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Tracklisting:

 Mountain Side
A   A Huge Ever Growing Pulsating Brain That Rules From The Centre Of The Ultraworld - Loving You (Orbital Mix) (19:07)
 Sea Side
B1   A Huge Ever Growing Pulsating Brain That Rules From The Centre Of The Ultraworld (Bucket & Spade Mix) (5:50)
B2   A Huge Ever Growing Pulsating Brain That Rules From The Centre Of The Ultraworld (Why Is Six Scared Of Seven) (5:30)
User Reviews:
JJ_Amblin, Oct 13, 2003

Ever wondered about the origins of that absurdly long title? Well, being devotees of the ever-useful BBC Sounds Effects series of LPs, they pinched it from the tracklisting on the album "Science Fiction Sound Effects No.26" (BBC REC 420, as if youre interested). It refers to a bit of F/X wizardry by Elizabeth Parker heard in the cult TV series "Blakes 7". The Orb may have made this particular title their own, but "Machine Monster With A Black Sense Of Humour (Who Chases Our Heroes Around, Winking)" remains up for grabs.

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