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*The track features a prominent female vocal sample repeating "Nineteen-ninety-nine", as the sample is layered upon itself multiple times it begins to sound like the word "Dying" is being repeated. | *The track features a prominent female vocal sample repeating "Nineteen-ninety-nine", as the sample is layered upon itself multiple times it begins to sound like the word "Dying" is being repeated. | ||
| − | * | + | *I personally think the aforementioned female voice could also possibly be saying "nineteen ninety-five", with the recourance of simultaneous "ni-" and fi-" creating the illusion of the word dying. |
*Starting at around 1:59 a slowed down female voice can be heard saying something resembling "The others." This, when reversed sounds like "They're outside." This sample is repeated until the end of the track. | *Starting at around 1:59 a slowed down female voice can be heard saying something resembling "The others." This, when reversed sounds like "They're outside." This sample is repeated until the end of the track. | ||
Revision as of 07:52, 15 June 2014
| Transmisiones Ferox | |
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| Running time | 2:18 |
| Appears on | Tomorrow's Harvest |
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Samples / Lyrics
- The track features a prominent female vocal sample repeating "Nineteen-ninety-nine", as the sample is layered upon itself multiple times it begins to sound like the word "Dying" is being repeated.
*I personally think the aforementioned female voice could also possibly be saying "nineteen ninety-five", with the recourance of simultaneous "ni-" and fi-" creating the illusion of the word dying.
- Starting at around 1:59 a slowed down female voice can be heard saying something resembling "The others." This, when reversed sounds like "They're outside." This sample is repeated until the end of the track.
Trivia
- Transmisiones is a Spanish word meaning "Transmissions".
- Ferox is a Latin word meaning "fierce" or "aggressive".
- The title may be a reference to the film 'Cannibal Ferox' (Lenzi, 1981).
- "Ferox" maybe an abbreviation for "ferric oxide", used in the manufacture of magnetic tape.
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