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PROPAGANDA's 12" vinyl × 4 Box set was released exclusively for Record store day 2019, compiled by Ian Peel and limited to 500 copies only.

ACTUAL TRACKLISTING differs from the box cover tracklisting and is :

SIDE A—DREAMS
1. Testament one 01:20
2. Dream within a dream 09:09
3. Strength to dream 03:02
SIDE B
4. Testament two 00:28
5. Dream within a dream (Analogue variation) 08:04
6. Strength to dream (Outtake 04.02.84) 02:29

SIDE A—JEWELS
7. Testament three 00:26
8. Jewelled 07:42
9. Bejewelled 05:14
SIDE B
10. Testament four 00:25
11. Duel (Bitter sweet) 07:36
12. Duel (Voiceless) 05:00

SIDE A—FACES
13. Testament five 01:03
14. Frozen faces (Echo of…) 10:20
15. Frozen faces 05:31
SIDE B
16. Testament six 00:32
17. Frozen faces (A secret sense of sin) 05:31
18. Frozen faces (A secret sense of rhythm) 05:09
19. Disturbdance five 02:37

SIDE A—AUGEN
20. Testament seven 03:17
21. Die tausend augen des Mabuse 09:47
22. Dr. Mabuse (Anton Corbijn video mix) 04:52
SIDE B
23. Testament eight 01:43
24. Im stahlnetz des Mabuse 03:17
25. Dr. Mabuse (12" master mix for Germany) 06:04
26. Disturbdance seven 03:14

Previously unreleased tracks:
Duel (Voiceless)
Disturbdance Five
Testament Eight
Disturbdance Seven

FLAC
https://mega.nz/file/wcVikDCJ#qujKEhWLV ... IgV6avqd5o

Thanks for the upload Uvox.

Please note that there is a audible skip in the following track: B2 - Dream Within A Dream (Analogue Variation).flac (FRAME_CRC_MISMATCH @ 5m 55s)

noted.
Probably the vinyl crack.
Hope someone can share their rip, so that the cracked track can be renewed.

Uvox wrote:noted.
Probably the vinyl crack.
Hope someone can share their rip, so that the cracked track can be renewed.

It's caused by the FLAC file somehow getting corrupted (FRAME_CRC_MISMATCH @ 5m 55s)

Thank you! These remixes are all beautiful little surprises!

Thanks Uvox. This looks great. I can't wait to listen.

B2, uncorrupt
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tyl4r3snoxwx5rq/B2.flac
CRC32 62BE9433
MD5 574E7B5530EA8B088A0E4B4D182501DF
SHA1 53226D1B2966CFE095FCDFD5D15CAAED1561E2A7

Seems to be from the same encode, judged from listening to the vinyl tick/pop at around 1:01, although the meta tags are probably different.

Thanks for the original share. Never even knew this existed. Wasn't super difficult to find it elsewhere via a search engine.

The new tracks are are of no value, in my opinion. I guess this was marketed to people who want to be cool.