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Delerium – Semantic Spaces

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Genre:Electronic
Style:Tribal, Downtempo, Ethereal, Ambient
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Tracklist

Flowers Become Screens7:55
Metaphor7:49
Resurrection9:24
Incantation6:21
Consensual Worlds10:04
Metamorphosis8:27
Flatlands7:13
Sensorium12:08
Gateway8:13

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    Cover of Semantic Spaces, 1994-08-22, CDSemantic Spaces
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    		Nettwerk – W2-30092Canada1994Canada — 1994
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    Cover of Semantic Spaces, 1994, CDSemantic Spaces
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    		Nettwerk America – 0 06700 30092 2 5US1994US — 1994
    Cover of Semantic Spaces, 1994-08-22, CassetteSemantic Spaces
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    		Nettwerk – W4-30092Canada1994Canada — 1994
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    Cover of Semantic Spaces, 1994, CDSemantic Spaces
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    		Festival Records – D 31197, Festival Records – W2-30092Australia & New Zealand1994Australia & New Zealand — 1994
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    Cover of Semantic Spaces, 1994-08-22, CDSemantic Spaces
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    		Nettwerk – CW2 30092Canada1994Canada — 1994
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    Cover of Semantic Spaces, 1994-08-22, CassetteSemantic Spaces
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    		Nettwerk – CW4 30092Canada1994Canada — 1994
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    Cover of Semantic Spaces, 1994-08-22, CassetteSemantic Spaces
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    		Nettwerk – W4-30092Canada1994Canada — 1994
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    Cover of Semantic Spaces, 1995-01-01, CDSemantic Spaces
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    		Synthetic Symphony – SPV 084-61732 CD, Synthetic Symphony – SPV 084-61732Germany1995Germany — 1995
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    Cover of Semantic Spaces, 1995, CDSemantic Spaces
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    		Nettwerk – W2-30092Canada1995Canada — 1995
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    Cover of Semantic Spaces, 1997, CDSemantic Spaces
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    		Diamond CD – noneRussia1997Russia — 1997
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    Cover of Semantic Spaces, 1999, CDSemantic Spaces
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    		Opción Sónica – OPICD96Mexico1999Mexico — 1999
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    Cover of Semantic Spaces, 2000, CDSemantic Spaces
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    		Koch International – 52179-2Poland2000Poland — 2000
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    Cover of Semantic Spaces, 2000, CassetteSemantic Spaces
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    		Koch International – 52179-4Poland2000Poland — 2000
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    Cover of Semantic Spaces, 2002, CDSemantic Spaces
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    		Landy Star Music – М3-2/003/2002Russia2002Russia — 2002
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    Cover of Semantic Spaces, 2004, CDSemantic Spaces
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    		M&A Group – noneRussia2004Russia — 2004
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    Cover of Semantic Spaces, 2010-09-28, FileSemantic Spaces
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    		Nettwerk – noneCanada2010Canada — 2010
    Cover of Semantic Spaces, 2021-06-22, FileSemantic Spaces
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    		Nettwerk – noneCanada2021Canada — 2021
    Cover of Semantic Spaces, , CDSemantic Spaces
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    		Nettwerk (2) – 006700309225RussiaRussia
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    Cover of Semantic Spaces, , CDSemantic Spaces
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    		Synthetic Symphony – SPV 084-61732 CDGermanyGermany
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    Cover of Semantic Spaces, , CDSemantic Spaces
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    		Nettwerk America – 0 06700 30092 2 5USA & CanadaUSA & Canada
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    • gyurituroczy's avatar
      gyurituroczy
      Just like all other Netwerk cassettes from that era the tape stuck,deck wont play it at all. Garbage Netwerk releases. Do not buy it!
      • ashey1's avatar
        ashey1
        Why hasn't this been released on 8-track yet? I want to hear it in my car.
        • quadrantcross's avatar
          quadrantcross
          It's a crime this was never issued on vinyl. If there's ever a case for a record store day release, this is it! Incredible, gorgeous LP that captures the '90s vibe of Vancouver's rainy rave scene perfectly, in a way that spoke to people around the planet.
          • GeneLovesBowdie's avatar
            GeneLovesBowdie
            Please release this in vinyl! I have been wanting to have this.
            • SokoDauni's avatar
              SokoDauni
              Edited 2 years ago
              Vinyl this please. Better yet, how about releasing a vinyl box set containing Semantic Spaces, Karma, Poem, Chimera and Nuages Du Monde. I would spend 200 for something like that. And so would many others I'm sure.
              • Thatsallfolks's avatar
                Thatsallfolks
                WHERE IS THE VINYL RELEASE OF THIS LEGENDARY GENRE DEFYING RECORD!!
                *dies*
                • Mikayekel27's avatar
                  Mikayekel27
                  Edited 2 years ago
                  "This one's strictly for soundtracking New Age apothecaries and middle aged yoga sessions."

                  That's some funny sh*t right there. I love FLA and the early albums from Delerium were moody and atmospheric. But this just doesn't connect. It's poppy and cheesy vocals make for some embarrassing listening. The mish mash of styles constructed in such a haphazard fashion makes it seem like it's just taking from other artists. Makes it hard to get through. I expect more from the these iconic synth programmers.

                  Bright spot? Metamorphosis and Sensorium (almost Vangelis-esque) shows some of the dark and layered synth programming they're known for.
                  • FunkyBeak's avatar
                    FunkyBeak
                    STILL no vinyl on this? Karma and Poem get vinyl re-issues, but not this? Criminal.
                    • Selectronica's avatar
                      Selectronica
                      this is the fourth copy of this album i have owned. it is one of the best-produced ambient-industrial albums ever. Mr Leeb, Mr Peterson, Ms Thirsk all combine in one Glorious Dance Mass...

                      i challenge anyone to listen without being transported.
                      • SYSTEM-J's avatar
                        SYSTEM-J
                        A highly derivative and second-rate ambient dub excursion, filled with your standard early-90s cut 'n paste combination of sampled breakbeat + dub bass + vaguely "ethnic" chanting. What's particularly galling is the fairly blatant sampling of other, far better records from the same period. For example, Consensual Worlds borrows liberally from The Orb's Blue Room and Towers Of Dub, both from UFOrb, and Resurrection features a whole-sale rip of the break from The FSOL's Papua New Guinea. That's exactly how this album sounds: a series of lazy re-hashes of iconic records, content to repeat what had already been done several years earlier.

                        If you want to hear the same thing done much better, check out early FSOL, Orb, Young American Primitive, William Orbit and Banco De Gaia first. This one's strictly for soundtracking New Age apothecaries and middle aged yoga sessions.

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