Fatal Morgana

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Glasnost 00:00 Tools
Mindcontrol 00:00 Tools
Lifeblood 00:00 Tools
The Last Generation 00:00 Tools
The Unchangeable Image 00:00 Tools
Overture 00:00 Tools
Attention (Instrumental) 00:00 Tools
Glasnost (Original version) 00:00 Tools
Earth's Revenge 00:00 Tools
Attention 00:00 Tools
Greed 00:00 Tools
Herity Caused by the Devil 00:00 Tools
Glasnost (Cycle mix) 00:00 Tools
The Innocent Children of the Cruel World 00:00 Tools
Close At Hand 00:00 Tools
In Speechless Words 00:00 Tools
I Believe (Techno-Club Mix) 00:00 Tools
...Seemingly A Child 00:00 Tools
Technological O.D. 00:00 Tools
The Parting Ways 00:00 Tools
Glasnost (Synth-Mix) 00:00 Tools
Scenes Of Grey 00:00 Tools
The Tempest 00:00 Tools
I Believe (Radio Mix) 00:00 Tools
Technological O.D. (Unreleased Track) 00:00 Tools
Mahadma Ghandi (Chinese Version) 00:00 Tools
Chose At Hand 00:00 Tools
Mahadma Ghandi (Chinese Versio 00:00 Tools
02 The Unchangeable Image 00:00 Tools
Dream Along 00:00 Tools
09 The Last Generation 00:00 Tools
08 Mindcontrol 00:00 Tools
03 Lifeblood 00:00 Tools
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There are multiple artists with this name: 1) A Dutch Techno/EBM band from the late 80's who released a couple "12 maxi-singles and one LP/CD,The Destructive Solution, on the Belgian record label, Antler-Subway. Fatal Morgana consisted of Ad De Feijter and Edward Smidt, who became acquainted in late '88 and combined experience and love for similar music to form the band and produce their first work by the end of the following year. Their popularity blossomed at a rapid pace when the band's first maxi, I Believe, garnered quite a bit of attention in several clubs around the world. Ad De Feijter (aka Mr. FACT) became acquainted with this musical destiny as a DJ in a few clubs around Amsterdam in the mid-80's. It was here that he played music from the likes of Front 242, D.A.F., Nitzer Ebb, Test Dept, Laibach, Portion Control, Dead Can Dance and In The Nursery. It was around this same time that future band-member, Edward Smidt began his own experimenting on vintage analogue gear. His influences included Divine, Depeche Mode and Front 242. 2) A Greek metal band. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.