Track 2798/35Lunatic 2

Bob Bradley (PRS) From the album World In Reverse

Nightmarish reversed textures with a clocklike rhythm. No vocals

One main track with multiple mixes. Download all 12 mixes of this track.

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Bob Bradley (PRS)
12 mixesNightmarish reversed textures & backwards vocals with a clocklike rhythm

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Bob Bradley (PRS)
12 mixesNightmarish reversed textures with a clocklike rhythm. No vocals

2:51120 BPM
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Bob Bradley (PRS)
12 mixesNightmarish reversed textures with clocklike rhythm. No vocals & less perc

2:50120 BPM
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Bob Bradley (PRS)
12 mixesNightmarish reversed textures & vocals with a clocklike rhythm. Less perc

2:50120 BPM
Lunatic 52798/38
Bob Bradley (PRS)
12 mixesNightmarish reversed textures & vocals with a clocklike rhythm. Less bass

2:51120 BPM
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Bob Bradley (PRS)
12 mixesNightmarish reversed textures with a clocklike rhythm. No vox, bass or perc

2:51120 BPM
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Bob Bradley (PRS)
12 mixesNightmarish reversed textures & vocals with a clocklike rhythm. Alt mix

2:51120 BPM
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Bob Bradley (PRS)
12 mixesEerie sparse piano & chimes with glitchy percussion, reversed textures & fx

2:51120 BPM
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Bob Bradley (PRS)
12 mixesNightmarish reversed textures & backwards vocals with a clocklike rhythm

1:00120 BPM
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Bob Bradley (PRS)
12 mixesNightmarish reversed textures & backwards vocals with a clocklike rhythm

0:30120 BPM
Lunatic 11 (Sting)2798/44
Bob Bradley (PRS)
12 mixesEerie riser effect with backwards vocal sting

0:07120 BPM
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Bob Bradley (PRS)
12 mixesRiser effect with glitchy rhythm sting

0:07120 BPM

Key: Eb/D#
Metre: 4/4
Tempo: 120BPM
Tempo notes: Slow
Factoid: The word lunatic comes from the Latin ‘luna’ meaning a moon and can mean someone who goes mad with the changes of the moon. However, it is often associated with the old belief that if the moon shone on you while you were alseep, you became a lunatic. This is one reason why old thatched roofs came so far down over the windows in order to prevent the moon shining on someone asleep.