Mystic Institute – The Cyberdon EP (Reload Remixes)
Mystic Institute was Paul Kent from Cornwall who hired Mark Pritchard's studio to do an EP. They made A1 & A2 (the track names are a combination of Pritchard's and Kent's postcodes: PL25 5SN and TA18 7AQ) and, since Mark basically wrote the tracks, they were credited as "Reload Remixes" and later appeared on the Reload "Amenity EP" credited only to Reload. The third track started as a track by Pritchard and Kent. Mark invited Tom Middleton to the studio, who wrote a melody so strong that Mark scrapped his and Kent's initial work and built a new song around that melody, "Ob-Selon Mi-Nos (Repainted by Global Communication)", which was re-released as "14:31" on the Global Communication "76:14" album. The original version of "Ob-Selon Mi-Nos" was never released and, although tracks A1 and A2 are referred to as "Reload Remixes" of QA-752L-P and NS-581A-T, non-remixed versions of those tracks never existed.
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Mystic Institute was Paul Kent from Cornwall who hired Mark Pritchard's studio to do an EP. They made A1 & A2 (the track names are a combination of Pritchard's and Kent's postcodes: PL25 5SN and TA18 7AQ) and, since Mark basically wrote the tracks, they were credited as "Reload Remixes" and later appeared on the Reload "Amenity EP" credited only to Reload.
The third track started as a track by Pritchard and Kent. Mark invited Tom Middleton to the studio, who wrote a melody so strong that Mark scrapped his and Kent's initial work and built a new song around that melody, "Ob-Selon Mi-Nos (Repainted by Global Communication)", which was re-released as "14:31" on the Global Communication "76:14" album. The original version of "Ob-Selon Mi-Nos" was never released and, although tracks A1 and A2 are referred to as "Reload Remixes" of QA-752L-P and NS-581A-T, non-remixed versions of those tracks never existed.
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