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  1. Otto Matta: you're welcome. you're right, I'm not active around here, but I just now found this thread again, years later, because I ran across the original recording on youtube and thought I'd share: cheers, -d
  2. hehe... no, you see, I already found it. I guess the way I structured my post, it seemed like I was still looking for it. But the sample at the beginning of the song is the actor Richard Burton reading a poem by R.S. Thomas. Took me forever though!! I was just curious if the album itself actually mentioned the sample source-- so I guess it didn't. Thanks for looking though! cheers -d
  3. I guess this isn't really psytrance, but I'm sure many of you are familiar with Sunkings' track "Tongues of Fungus" off of their album "Soul Sleeping" I reeeally wanted to know what this sample is from, and thus began a long (but intermittent) search. Of course, for all I know, the physical album contained credits which described the source, but I never had the physical album. And Blue Room USA is long dead... Anyhow, the words are from a poem by the Welsh poet R.S. Thomas, called "Priest and Peasant" The poem was read and recorded by Richard Burton, the actor (amazing voice!!) Here is the poem (odd punctuation from the original): ----- You are ill, Davies, ill in mind An old canker, to your kind Peculiar, has laid waste the brain's Potential richness in delight And beauty; and your body grows Awry like an old thorn for lack Of the soil's depth; and sickness there Uncurls slowly its small tongues Of fungus that shall, thickening, swell And choke you, while your few leaves Are green still. And so you work In the wet fields and suffer pain And loneliness as a tree takes The night's darkness, the day's rain While I watch you, and pray for you, And so increase my small store Of credit in the bank of God, Who sees you suffer and me pray And touches you with the sun's ray, That heals not, yet blinds my eyes And seals my lips as Job's were sealed Imperiously in the old days.
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