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MFG - The Prophecy flac album
  • Performer MFG
  • Title The Prophecy
  • Date of release 1996
  • Country Israel
  • Style Goa Trance
  • Other formats AAC AIFF MP2 FLAC MIDI WAV AUD
  • Genre Electronic
  • Size MP3 1970 mb
  • Size FLAC 1820 mb
  • Rating: 4.4
  • Votes: 904

The Prophecy ‎(2xLP, Album). Symbiosis Records, Symbiosis Records.

guys, it only gets better with each track! Full of touching melodies, nice sounds that seemed to come from another galaxy. This is an album FULL of joy and emotional moments.

This album of MFG is really a great on. ice tracks, good melodies and typic. israelian, The prophecy is nearly as good as New Kind Of World. 1 The Prophecy (7:28). 2 Magnetic Activity (Total Eclipse) (7:31).

The Prophecy is the fifth novel by New York Times bestselling author Chris Kuzneski. com/The Prophecy (novel).

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The Prophecy is a progressive doom metal band from Yorkshire in England.

Message From God 2006. New Kind Of World 1997.

MFG - The Prophecy ic. Release source: CD. Year: 1996.

Prophecy Productions.

Tracklist

1 Hypnotized 9:02
2 Shape The Future 10:40
3 Overload 9:17
4 Maya Moon 7:19
5 The Prophecy 7:26
6 Space Travel 8:42
7 Alternate Dimension 7:06
8 Magnetic Activity 7:29
9 Illumination 9:24

Companies, etc.

  • Made By – CDP UK Ltd.
  • Mastered At – The Town House
  • Mastered At – H.H. Acoustica
  • Copyright (c) – Phonokol Ltd.
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Phonokol Ltd.
  • Copyright (c) – Symbiosis Records
  • Licensed From – Phonokol Ltd.
  • Distributed By – Flying Records (UK)
  • Produced At – The Room
  • Mixed At – The Room

Credits

  • Artwork, Design – ORi
  • Mastered By [Digital Mastering] – Ben Bernfeld
  • Performer [MFG Are] – Aharon Segal, Guy Zukrel
  • Producer [Assistant] – Danielle Bouchnik*
  • Written-By, Programmed By, Arranged By, Producer, Mixed By – MFG

Notes

All tracks written, programmed, arranged, produced and mixed at "The Room".
Digital mastering at H.H. Acustica, Azoor, Israel.
Additional mastering at Townhouse UK.

(p) 1996 Phonokol Ltd (c) 1996 Symbiosis Records / Phonokol Ltd.
Licenced to Symbiosis Records from Phonokol Ltd.
Distribution by Flying UK.

This version has two tracks that the Phonokol version misses: "Maya Moon" and "Space Travel".
Conversely, the Phonokol version has two tracks that this version misses: "New Horizon" and "Mystic Dawn".

The track times on the artwork are not accurate.
The above are the correct ones.
Total Time: 76:29

Text from the inlay:
"The Prophecy:
One Will Come ,
Voice From The
Outer World...
And Bring Us Out
Of Darkness"

This album was originally going to be called, 'Hypnotised'.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 5 032250 000320
  • Matrix / Runout: SYMBCD 003 CDM01
  • Matrix / Runout (Manufacturer): CD PLANT UK
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI LB01
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 1L12

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
2049-2 MFG The Prophecy ‎(CD, Album) Phonokol 2049-2 Israel 1996
096-005, CD 50604 MFG The Prophecy ‎(CD, Album) Trans'Pact Productions, Trans'Pact Productions 096-005, CD 50604 France 1996
SYMBLP03 MFG The Prophecy ‎(2xLP, Album, W/Lbl) Symbiosis Records SYMBLP03 UK 1996
Symblp03, SYMB LP3 MFG The Prophecy ‎(2xLP, Album) Symbiosis Records, Symbiosis Records Symblp03, SYMB LP3 UK 1996


Talk about MFG - The Prophecy


Gavinranara
Having studied every detail of the the original phonokol release of this album over the last decade or so, I am probably more than a little biased in my reaction to this, but I honestly just don't find it to be as rewarding. Aside from the more obvious replacement of two classic tracks with two newer ones (which are still decent tracks) the remix/remaster is somewhat more muffled, feathery and reverb-y if that makes any sense and it very much detracts from that hard, gritty edge of the original analogue aesthetic somewhat. The expectant buzzing angularity simply drowns out in reverb at certain points while various other effects have been overemphasised at the expense of others (those obnoxious snares on Alternate Dimension come to mind - a pleasant throwback to the EBM/Industrial roots). The rearranged track-list just feels weird. It is an interesting idea for sure, but somehow it dulls the necessary build-up and release of tension between tracks. This coupled with the remixed sound has allowed for a somewhat smoother journey perhaps but certainly not one that packs as much sonic punch. Don't get me wrong it's still great music, and in fact this version may be more appealing to some people; it could very well be a matter of taste and is by no means poorly done. However it is worth noting the difference for anyone looking to acquire a copy and for any newcomers to at least check out the original phonokol release is you don't find what you're looking for here, but if you do, well then, let's hope you get to enjoy both!