artwork [sculpture] Doriana Corda
design, executive-producer Roger Richards
layout Fabio Ongarato
photography by Henry Jolles
recorded by, mixed by Mike C.
sounds [samples of radio rabbat by] The Fakir Brothers
sounds [thanks for sounds to the] Percussion Ensemble Of Iran
written-by, performer [played by] Muslimgauze
Copyright (c) Extreme
Phonographic Copyright (p) Extreme
Manufactured By ASL (5)
Marketed By ASL (5)
Licensed From Extreme
Glass Mastered At U.S. Optical Disc
Muslimgauze started at the time of Israel's invasion of Lebanon. As interest in the political situations of the Middle East evolved alongside interest in it's music. Since then support for the P.L.O. has been a source of influence upon the music of Muslimgauze, more so than of the area. From political situations, Muslimgauze create a musical response.

Each piece of music is influenced by a political fact. This recording is dedicated to Palestinians killed by Israel on Allthnen As Aswad (Black Monday) at Temple Mount, occupied Jerusalem.

Recorded and mixed in London.
©&℗ Extreme 1991.
Manufactured and marketed in North America by ASL (Associated Soleilmoon Label) under licence from Extreme Australia.
Made in U.S.A.

Tray sleeve reports wrong timings. Correct ones are on the tracklist.

Matrix / Runout: U.S. OPTICAL DISC XCD 007 <01>