Archive release

Genetic Terrorist

Royal Family and the Poor · 1986 · Tape · GB · Projekt 002

<div> <div id="tracklist" class="section tracklist" data-toggle="tracklist"> Tracklist <div>&nbsp;</div> <div class="section_content"> 1 Liber Stella Rubbie 3:19 <br/> 2 Voice Of The Silence 5:09 <br/> 3 718 4:34 <br/> 4 Savage Garden 3:43 <br/> 5 The Autumn Song 3:48 <br/> 6 Kali #1 3:20 <br/> 7 Kali #2 3:20 <br/> 8 The Flaming Sword 2:43 <br/> 9 Nightside Of Eden 5:18 <br/> 10 Therion 3:29 <br/> 11 Pasival 1:58 <br/> 12 Nightside Of Eden (Original) 4:45 <br/> 13 Liberal 6:57 <br/> 14 Unholy Communion 1 11:57 <br/> 15 Unholy Communion 2 4:23 <br/> </div> </div> <div class="section notes toggle_section toggle_section_collapsed toggle_section_remember" data-toggle-section-id="notes" id="notes"> Notes <div class="section_content toggle_section_content">Privately distributed cassette series on Mike Keane&#39;s own Project Tapes label<br /> This release was originally part of Mike Keane&#39;s Project Tapes label. Markings, inserts and labels match others from the Project series. <br /> <br /> Most of this album is a very early version of what was released in 2001 as &quot;Songs for the Children of Baphomet.&quot; <br /> There are no Aleister Crowley voice overs in this version. <br /> Some of the pieces have different names that on the 2001 release. <br /> The last third of the album contains a few pieces I&#39;ve never heard before. <br /> The last piece is an alternate version of &quot;Through the Veil&quot; from &quot;In the Sea of E.&quot; <br /> It&#39;s a rough cut, but is interesting because midway through Keane shuts off the music (obviously a cassette tape) and recites from an occultist track (Crowely? Thelema? The Book of the Law?).<br /> <br /> Spine reads Royal Family And The Poor 2</div> </div> </div>