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* From 2:10, interviews with rehabilitated PCP (angel dust) addicts from the 1979 anti-drug documentary "[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt20858530/ Angel Death]".<ref>{{#ev:youtube|ByIB5wlJJQY|480||||start=1290|false}}</ref>
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At 2:10 "Quite often I found myself being pretty violent."
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Quite often I found myself being pretty violent.<br>
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At 2:22 "Wanna get it out of you, just wanna fight."
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Wanna get it out of you, just wanna fight.<br>
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Just the least thing would really set me off.<br>
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At 2:28 "Just the least thing would really set me off."
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I don't know why but we got in a fight, we were throwing lamps.<br>
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I got out of the swimming pool and I watched her. Even when she was at the bottom I said 'oh we're bad, we're doing something', you know, and when I finally did dive in and get her, she was already dead. And um, after that I just ran off screaming.
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At 2:39 "I got out of the swimming pool and I watched her. Even when she was at the bottom I said 'oh we're bad, we're doing something', you know, and when I finally did dive in and get her, she was already dead. And um, after that I just ran off screaming."
 
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All of these samples are taken from a 1979 documentary called Angel Death about the use of the drug PCP which is available on YouTube. The samples from Blood In The Labyrinth appear from 21:30 onward in the documentary.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByIB5wlJJQY</ref>
 
  
 
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Revision as of 15:22, 30 May 2026

Blood In The Labyrinth
Running time 4:55
Appears on Inferno
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"Blood In The Labyrinth" is the twelfth track on Boards of Canada's fifth studio album, Inferno.


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  • From 2:10, interviews with rehabilitated PCP (angel dust) addicts from the 1979 anti-drug documentary "Angel Death".[1]

Quite often I found myself being pretty violent.
Wanna get it out of you, just wanna fight.
Just the least thing would really set me off.
I don't know why but we got in a fight, we were throwing lamps.
I got out of the swimming pool and I watched her. Even when she was at the bottom I said 'oh we're bad, we're doing something', you know, and when I finally did dive in and get her, she was already dead. And um, after that I just ran off screaming.

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