The Future Sound Of London - Yage (07:32)
Available on: Dead Cities

The Future Sound Of London - Yage (06:19)
Available on: Teachings From The Electronic Brain

The Future Sound Of London - Yage (02:27/04:09)
Available on: ISDN Show

The Future Sound Of London - Hallucinations (07:44)
Available on: From The Archives Vol. 1

Lyrics:
None

Notes:
An epic, soaring, eastern-tinged track near the end of Dead Cities, the piece has a more dream-like feel than the rest of the album. A slow breakbeat and unknown Greek stringed instrument lead the track forward. The version of Yage on the ISDN Show is the main cause of the problem with that album's tracklist, as the piece is split into two tracks, whilst the tracklist does not account for this. The track time above shows both tracks. The ISDN Show version is the same as the Peel Session version from 1995, with its fast breakbeat and 60s spy film-like guitar being absent from the Dead Cities mix (the flute, in fact, is the only thing that really ties the two version together). This 'live' version reappeared in 2007 as part of FSOLDigital.com's From The Archives series, under the name Hallucinations, and on Electric Brain Storms 0.5 as Ayahuasca..
It is likely Yage was lined up as the third single from Dead Cities, as many alternative versions and mixes appeared afterwards.

Credits:
Written by Dougans/Cobain. Produced by The Future Sound Of London.
Moroccan flute played by Yage in 1989. Jane Jane sourced from Shine by Riz Maslen, 1983. Some weird Greek instrument no one can remember the name of apart from the Greeks who are in Greece played by Byron Con. Drums by Leon Mar.