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== Samples / Lyrics ==
 
== 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.
 
*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.
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*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 06:12, 15 June 2014

Transmisiones Ferox
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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