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A Produce Trance Ambient 1992 US

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	A Produce
Title:	Reflect Like A Mirror, Respond Like An Echo
Style:	Trance, Ambient
Date of release:	1992
Country:	US
MP3 album size:	1708 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1463 mb
WMA album size:	1357 mb
Digital formats:	ASF MIDI AA FLAC AIFF AC3 MOD

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	A Smooth Surface (Short Version)	1:25
2	Reflect Like A Mirror, Respond Like An Echo Piano [Digital], Synthesizer – Ruben Garcia	6:32
3	Healing Touch	4:45
4	Opening	2:29
5	Near And Far Away	5:47
6	Slow Voyage	3:32
7	Clear Pools Piano [Digital], Synthesizer – Ruben Garcia	5:11
8	Native Pulse	3:30
9	Speaking In Tongues	5:06
10	Rousseau's Jungle Effects, Engineer – Scott FraserGuitar [Processed Pedal Steel], Written-by [Co-writer] – Chas Smith	6:30

Credits

Bass, Congas [Muted], Finger Cymbals [M1], Drums [M1 Tuned, Taos], Twelve-String Guitar [12-string], Harpsichord, Keyboards [Wavestation], Organ, Percussion – A Produce
Harp, Piano, Shaker – Pierre Lambow (tracks: 3 to 6, 9, 10)
Written-by [Co-writer] – Pierre Lambow (tracks: 3 to 6, 9), Ruben Garcia (tracks: 2, 7)

Notes

Comes in a folding cardboard sleeve, both red and [url= http://www.localhost/release/1093292 ]black[/url] covers exist.
Reissued in [url= http://www.localhost/release/686527 ]1997[/url] with 3 additional bonus tracks.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
TPT CD-102	A Produce	Reflect Like A Mirror, Respond Like An Echo ‎(CD, Album, Bla)	Trance Port	TPT CD-102	US	1992
TP-CD-107, TPT-107-CD	A Produce	Reflect Like A Mirror, Respond Like An Echo ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)	Trance Port, Trance Port	TP-CD-107, TPT-107-CD	US	1997

The_NiGGa

A PRODUCE - REFLECT LIKE A MIRROR, RESPOND LIKE AN ECHO(Trance Port TPTCD-102) CD 46mThe world of crazy CD packaging continues with this CD packaged in a cleverly designed nifty card wallet. Actually, the music is also as original as the packaging. A Produce is a solo multi-instrumentalist joined on most tracks by guest musicians, creating a variably atmospheric and unusual ambient music. Well away from the melodic-based Eno ambient explorations, this is much moodier and strange music, where often the sounds are unidentifiable and the mood elusive. A kind of uneasy ambient music I suppose, that reveals itself more with each listen.review by Alan Freeman in Audion magazine #25 (June 1993)