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Horizon Two Twenty Two - The Three Of Swans

Musician: Horizon Two Twenty Two
Album title: The Three Of Swans
Style: Electro, Ambient
Released: 1994
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1824 mb
Size APE version: 1256 mb
Size WMA version: 1939 mb
Rating ✫: 4.8
Votes: 109
Format: DTS WAV AHX VQF DXD DMF AA
Genre: Electronic

Horizon Two Twenty Two - The Three Of Swans mp3 album

Horizon Two Twenty Two Electro Ambient 1994 UK

Tracklist

1	Justice (Long To Rain Over Us)	1:09
2	Walking On The Air (Leap Airy Version)	13:59
3	Hemp (For Fun And Profit)	0:41
4	One Small Dot (Stardust Micromix)	14:10
5	Love Shakuhachi	6:04
6	Liberation (Om-Pa-Na-Da)	10:23
7	As You Let Go	3:17
8	The Last Supper (Massacre Mix)	10:32
9	Illuminum (The One True Name)	2:10

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Charrm
Copyright (c) – Frost Eviance Music
Glass Mastered At – Nimbus

Notes

Tracks 1, 3 & 9: mixed/recorded February 1994
Track 2: recorded April 1993
Track 4: recorded December 1993
Track 5: recorded January 1986, remixed February 1994
Track 6: recorded February 1993
Tracks 7 & 8: from live radio broadcast on Radio 100, Amsterdam, November 1993, remixed February 1994

Released in a six-panel right mounted digipak packaging with white tray.

℗ 1994 Horizon 222 for Charrm
© 1994 Frost Eviance Music

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout: CHARRMCD18 1:0 MASTERED BY NIMBUS

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
none	Horizon 222	The Three Of Swans ‎(Cass, Promo)	Charrm	none	UK	1994

Thozius

While it was a bit hard to follow up their original "Through the Round Window" LP (criminally underrated and definitely some of the best of early 90's trance/ambient/dub) this outing is worth it only for "The Last Supper (Massacre Mix)" which defined one of the peak moments of my life while high in the mountains on a good couple of sugar cubes.

bass

The ambient album for Zoviet France fans! Though there are some parts that sound a bit dated, and though the experimental sound zf is known for doesn't show its face much on this album (really only on the interludes-- and even then, not much), this should appeal to fans of anything on Silent, not to mention the One A.D. compilation. The ethno-acid dub of "Liberation" is a stand out track for sure, as is "The Last Supper," a lysergic delay-heavy remix of something Rapoon-ish that would work well in the chill-out room.