ZYX RECORDS · ZYX 5978

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1. A The Dream (Get Into Magic Mix) 7:51
2. AA The Dream (Ximmix - Radio Edit) 4:18

• 4:21 Out Of The Ordinary - The Dream (Ximmix - Radio Edit) (B)
• 3:36 Out Of The Ordinary - The Dream (Acid Mix Edit) [Official Video]
• 7:54 Out Of The Ordinary – The Dream (Get Into Magic Mix)
• 6:59 Out Of The Ordinary The Dream The Acid Dub

Top opening spineless sleeve B. Mikulski Publ. Made in Germany ℗ 1988 Produced by Torsten Fenslau D.J. at Dorian Gray Frankfurt / West Germany for ZYX Recorded at Cream Studios Frankfurt. Thanks to Michel Greulich for his trust in my abilities, Ingo Lossie and Thilo Kuther for their strong support and for mixing the drinks, Dr. Maschalla Mirsalim for providing the inital equipment and his addiction to the Thriller-Video (Play it again, Sam, play it), Micha and Janine Eisele for making the contact and for providing the best records (Including this one), Hans Hohe for having superguuut stuff, Tom Nicholas for doing the fantastic vocals, that did not appear on his record but may in the future (Hello Tom, how's the weather in California?), Inge Klausner for giving me a chance or two or three, Beatmaster Rene Petry - The Ligh Wizard (Hey, where is the Nebel ?!!), Volker Weber for the inspiration and advice as well as for hacking all this into the computer, Tommy Schmitt for the magic gadgets Mitesser and Machmahall, P.G. for his Schweinekiste, Andreas Hermann for always misspelling my name in his articles (Leave out the "H", Sonny), Lilalü for being the ignition of his project and Pino at the minicafe for the Spritz. Special thanks to Peter, Elli and Frank Fenslau as well as Ursula Thümlein for carrying me so far. Torsten Thanks to Michael Mager (Be here at 20:15), Heavy Metal Helmut Apel, 7-Minuten-Pizzeria for keeping us alive. Special thanks to Anna-Katharina Zimmermann Jens Credits to Grace Jones for being the slave, Propaganda for citing Edgar Alan Poe and Sven Väth for dreaming. The words are taken from the original recording of the famous speech "I have a dream" by Martin Luther King Jr. Martin Luther King was one of the first leaders of the black movement in the United States. He awarded the Nobel Prize in 1964. Martin Luther King was assassinated on April,6 1968 at the age of 39. The background of this assassination has never successfully been enlightened.