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Cymatic Scan - Cymatic Scan

Musician: Cymatic Scan
Album title: Cymatic Scan
Style: Abstract, Experimental, Ambient
Released: 1994
Country: US
Size MP3 version: 1588 mb
Size APE version: 1506 mb
Size WMA version: 1524 mb
Rating ✫: 4.9
Votes: 852
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Genre: Electronic

Cymatic Scan - Cymatic Scan mp3 album

Cymatic Scan Abstract Experimental Ambient 1994 US

Tracklist

1	Monochrome Existence (Part 1)	10:00
2	Monochrome Existence (Part 2)	10:00
3	Monochrome Existence (Part 3)	10:00
4	Monochrome Existence (Part 4)	10:00
5	Monochrome Existence (Part 5)	10:00
6	Monochrome Existence (Part 6)	11:11

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – Greenpoint Studios
Pressed By – CD Plant MFG

Credits

Coordinator [Subharmonic] – Robert Soares
Engineer [Assistant], Programmed By [Assistant] – Layng Martine
Engineer, Programmed By – Robert Musso
Management [Material Inc.] – Tracy McKnight
Photography By – Ernst Haas
Written-By – Bill Laswell, Tetsu Inoue

Notes

Limited to 1000 copies.
Made in Germany.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout: CD PLANT MFG PS 08/50 CDM01
Label Code: LC 6269

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SD 7009-2	Bill Laswell / Tetsu Inoue	Bill Laswell / Tetsu Inoue - Cymatic Scan ‎(CD, Album)	Subharmonic	SD 7009-2	US	1995
none	Bill Laswell and Tetsu Inoue	Bill Laswell and Tetsu Inoue - Cymatic Scan ‎(6xFile, MP3, Album, RE, 128)	Subharmonic	none	2000
none	Bill Laswell / Tetsu Inoue	Bill Laswell / Tetsu Inoue - Cymatic Scan ‎(6xFile, ALAC, Album, RE)	Not On Label (Bill Laswell Self-Released)	none	US	2016

Punind

I have the FAX release from 1994 with the cover and standard gold-on-black printing on the CD. The CD insert lists one track as is listed here on the page; however, the CD itself has 6 tracks - 5 of 10 minutes apiece, the 6th at 11:10. This is the same as the re-release of Cymatic Scan on Laswell's label a year later. Does anyone have a copy of the FAX CD that can confirm the number of tracks on the CD?

Tolrajas

This is normal for FAX releases. Longer tracks (anything over 40 minutes or so) are usually broken down into chunks of 5 or 10 minutes. This was merely a convenience for the age of CD players, and the overall "track" should still be considered one piece of music.My rule of thumb is, if the track lengths are all exactly the same, the entire recording should be considered one piece of music, and listed as one "track" (and should furthermore be combined into a single track when encoding from CD). If the track lengths differ, the tracks should be listed separately. The way tracks are listed on FAX releases is (as far as I know) always consistent with that rule.