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Performer: Lucifer
Genre: Electronic
Album: Black Mass
Released: 1977
Style: Experimental, Ambient
MP3 version ZIP size: 1886 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1743 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1857 mb
Rating: 4.3
Votes: 836
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Tracklist

A1 Solomon's Ring 3:20
A2 The Ride Of Aida (Voodoo) 3:07
A3 Incubus 3:29
A4 Black Mass 3:39
A5 The Evil Eye 2:10
B1 Exorcism 3:45
B2 The Philosopher's Stone 3:27
B3 Voices Of The Dead (The Medium) 2:05
B4 Witch Trial 3:00
B5 ESP 1:01

Credits

  • Composed By [Electronic Music], Performer [Realized By] – Mort Garson
  • Design [Jacket] – Virginia Clark
  • Directed By – Dave Williams
  • Engineer [Electronig Engineering By] – Eugene Hamblin

Notes

All selections previously released
on UNI album old number UNI-73111
entitled Black Mass by Lucifer
All selections ASCAP
Published by Cavalcade Music Corp. / Emanay Music Co.
Produced by Patchcord Productions

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
73111 Lucifer Black Mass ‎(LP, Album) UNI Records 73111 US 1971
6369 612 L Lucifer Black Mass ‎(LP) UNI Records 6369 612 L Italy 1972
6369 612, MAPS 4969 Lucifer Black Mass ‎(LP, Album) UNI Records, UNI Records 6369 612, MAPS 4969 Germany Unknown
73111 Lucifer Black Mass ‎(LP, Album) UNI Records 73111 US 1971
MAP/S 4969 Lucifer Black Mass ‎(LP, Album) MCA Records MAP/S 4969 Australia 1971

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Masterpiece! Of all the wierd wonderful stuff produced by Mort Garson in the 70's, this occult-psychedelic 70's Moogmadness really stands out. Full of breakbeat galore, intense synthesizer abuse and original themes, this was really a unifying concept. 'Black Mass' showcases Moog delivering sounds sinister and exciting to a degree the lurid horror films of the day never matched. Under the devilish psuedonym "Lucifer", Garson outputs his wildest hodgepodge of electronix who at times reminds me of something Hallucinogen would have produced back in the 70s.