Mirror Child - Cynic (2) - The Portal Tapes (Vinyl, Album)

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2. Sometimes when I look at my life and the empty fighting, I let go, no I'm not afraid, ashamed to cry I hurt myself but I won't stop trying, I follow everyday living inside Finally it's come, let it all go, all that I know Finally it's right, every sight, not the same Searching.

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3. Strictly limited to copies (gatefold 2xLP), and copies (digipak CD. Includes digital download card. Recorded in 94/ Originally self-released under their Portal band name as a limited edition fan-only CD sold on the "Re-Traced / Re-Focused Live" July/August tour/5.

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4. - The release states: "These songs were recorded after Cynic's Focus, as pre-production demos for a new project named 'Portal'". - Originally self-released under their Portal band name as a limited edition fan-only CD sold on the "Re-Traced / Re-Focused Live" July/August tour.

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6. Features Song Lyrics for Cynic's The Portal Tapes album. Includes Album Cover, Release Year, and User Reviews.

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7. A re-release of Portal's demo. The artwork was designed by the late Robert Venosa, the artist behind the cover artworks of all Cynic releases. Identifiers: Barcode (As printed): 8 6 Matrix / Runout: ['Sony DADC' logo] A 18 A00 Mastering SID .

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8. "The Portal Tapes" is a full-length studio album by US progressive metal act whikuskewittdasim.siosigichiptitelviportnetectithink.infoinfo album was released through Season of Mist in March It's not really a Cynic album though and it was probably only released under the Cynic monicker to capitalize on the wave of success that Cynic were riding after their comeback in The material featured on "The Portal Tapes" were originally.

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