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appel a la priere (128 kbs)

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Excerpt from Kiffed (CD version)
Excerpt from El-Jareb
Excerpt from Pieces of Bass Excerpt from Kiffed (Kicker remix)

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Scintillating Spelling Bee review by Wayne Dolman (archived)
Machine Tribe Recordings by Benjamin Hudgins (archived)
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"In all, this is an intriguing CD. While it is a radical change from quintesscence, it does illustrate the depth of The Oracle's musical interests. Given this, I'm quite looking forward to the follow up release, the full CD, "Rite Of Passage: Travels In Morocco.""  — Ben Hudgins

Part of the Music for Séances: Talking Board Series

Music sample available at: The Mystifying Oracle

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Tim of Broken Gadget reviews MFS #1-3. (archived)
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Excerpt from sagacious gibber
Excerpt from effervescence
Excerpt from laggard's swag

Reviews:

Wind and Wire by Bill Binkleman (archived)
Scintillating Spelling Bee review by Wayne Dolman (archived)
Machine Tribe Recordings by Benjamin Hudgins (archived)
Discogs.com

"I was led to this CD through [their release for] The Art-O-Mat. Enticed by a promise of a CD in a box, I deposited my token. That was the first of 3 Music for Séances treasures I've acquired... I'm happy The Mystifying Oracle was out there for me."  — Jetersville Cracker

"I really like this disc. I definitely play it out when I DJ downtempo or ambient sets. The first track is really nice in a loop [...] and I really love track 2 (the first song.) I remember hearing it at Saturnalia: it put me in a good space. [...] The second [track] is a nice spacey song. The kind I could listen to and my eyes just kind of glaze over. Everything sounds slowed down and affects me that way, slows me down... [...] The final song - another great track. It just rides along in the background as I do my work. I keep having to listen to it over and over in order to pay attention, which is good. And the poem ending - a wonderful goodbye. Love this disc and it's still part of what I bring with me for downtempo sets - it's an unknown gem that at least one person always asks about when I play it!"  — Manx (Downtempo DJ)