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The Sample Sources of What Does Your Soul Look Like? (Part2)
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Many thanks for watching and all the positive reactions from nearly all sides of the universe. @Josh: If you can hear/see me: IT'S EPIC, more than a million thanks 4 this unique gem..................following samples came into action
"Project Brainstorm", a 1983 Science fiction movie directed by Douglas Trumbull starring Christopher Walken and Natalie Wood in her last movie appearance.The full sampled sequence is:
"In a few moments you will have an experience
that will seem completely real.
It will be the result of your subconscious
fears transformed to your conscious awareness.
You have five seconds to terminate this tape: 5-4-3-2-1"

Foreigner - Girl on the Moon (1981)
Billy Paul - War Of Gods (1973)
The Growing Concern - The Edge of Time (1968)
Jeffrey Morgan - Prelude To Fallout (1981)
Louis Bellson. Shelley Manne, Willie Bobo , Paul Humphrey
Shelley's Blues (1975)
Heath Brothers - The Voice of the Saxophone
from their album "In Motion" (1979)

"There's a game out there, and the stakes are high.
And the guy who runs it figures the
averages all day long and all night long.
Once in a while he lets you
steal a pot. But if you stay
in the game long enough, you've got to lose.
And once you've lost there's no way back, no way at all"
from the movie "Johnny Got His Gun" by Dalton Trumbo (1973)

Richard Harris - The Yard Went Down Forever (1968)
Mystic Moods - Webb of Jim Collage
(MacArthur Park/Yard Went On Forever)
from the Album "Extensions" (1969)
This song has found its way on to many "worst songs of all time" lists. Nevertheless, "McArthur Park" was often covered by many famous people like:
The 5th Dimension/Diana Ross & the Supremes/Beggar's Opera/Glen Campbell/ Vic Damone /Sammy Davis, Jr (twice) /Percy Faith/Michael Feinstein/Maynard Ferguson/Ferrante & Teicher
The Four Tops/Aretha Franklin/Plastic Penny/ Justin Hayward/Gitte Hænning/Waylon Jennings/Long John Baldry/Stan Kenton/Liza Minnelli/ Grimethorpe Colliery Band/ Hugo Montenegro/Elaine Paig/ Psychotica/The Queers/Doc Severinsen/Frank Sinatra/The Negro Problem/The Three Degrees/Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain/Andy Williams/Zumpano/Regine Velasquez/Sally Yeh/The Daly-Wilson Big Band/Transistor

"Can you feel this? What is that buzzing? Are you now, or have
you ever been? Move slowly."
is a dialog from the Si-Fi move "THX 1138" by George Lucas' (1971)