Phil Moon - The Matrix 1986 (Mua Remixes) Album

Tracklist

1	Echo Dreamer (Mua Remix)	5:26
2	There Is Hope In The Rain (Mua Remix)	7:44
3	Love Stimulation (Mua Remix 2008)	5:28
4	Escape From The Axis Part 2 (Mua Dream Remix)	8:03
5	Love Stimulation (Mua Remix 3)	6:07
6	Tribal Escape From The Axis Part 1 (Mua Remix)	8:03
7	Sky Jazz (Mua Remix)	6:27
8	Moonlight On Aland Island (Mua Remix)	6:36
9	Waterworld (Mua Instrumental Remix)	5:30
10	Gremlins On Popcorn (Mua Remix)	7:03
11	Experimental Blieps (Mua Remix)	9:10
12	Svin Gemini In Danish Legoland (Mua Remix)	4:34
13	Ring The Bell (Mua Remix)	5:05

Credits

• Remix – Mua

Notes

The tracks from the album Matrix 1986 were never officially released before. The remixes were produced between 2002 and 2010 in Mua's Blue Room Studio, and started with both artists sending CD's back and forth from Belgium to Norway. All the tracks on this album are Mua's interpretations / remixes of tracks originally created or reworked by Phil Moon.

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Album

Album 2013 13 Songs. Moonlight on Aland Island Mua Remix. Love Stimulation Mua Remix 2008. Ring the Bell Mua Remix. Sky Jazz Mua Remix. Phil Moon: There Is Hope in the Rain, Escape from the Axis, Pt. 2, Gremlins on Popcorn и другие песни. The Matrix 1986. Phil Moon. 2013 Mua Remixes. Mua 4. Various artists. Best of Phil Moon. Waterworld Mua Instrumental Remix 2. The Matrix 1986 Mua Remixes. Echo Dreamer Mua Remix. Love Stimulation Mua Remix 3. Listen free to Phil Moon The Matrix 1986 Waterworld, Moonlight on Aland Island Mua Remix and more. 13 tracks 84:38. Mua is with Blue room studio and 2 others. 19 January 2013 . Frank Cheese recomends He is seriesly digging the new Phil Moon - The Matrix 1986 - Mua Remixes album. He told me to put some links here to make it easy for you. Miami Mizzle Love Theme. The Matrix: Music from the Motion Picture is one of the two 1999 soundtrack albums from the blockbuster film, The Matrix the other being The Matrix: Original Motion Picture Score. The soundtrack included most of the tracks the film popularized such as Rob Zombie's Dragula Hot Rod Herman Remix or the lobby shootout music, actually called Spybreak, played by the British big beat duo Propellerheads. It also included a number of songs that were not present in the film. But, if anything related to The Matrix Reloaded had to be tailored for the red meat-craving teenagers that form part of its core audience, better have it be in the soundtrack than the film itself, and much of this is pretty good for what it is, even if the general aesthetic feels too retrograde for the film