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In Reverie was originally released in 1999 by Eibon Records, but has been out of print for years. Duplicate Records is pleased to announce this reissue, which is a collaborative release with Eibon. Remastered, repackaged and expanded with two bonus tracks, it is the definite version of this excellent album. Beyond Dawn In Reverie Songs | 1. | Need |
| 2. | Rendez-Vous |
| 3. | Prey |
| 4. | Atmosphere (Version) |
| 5. | Confident as Hell |
| 6. | Naked (How to Produce Honesty) |
| 7. | Phase (Juxtaposition) |
| 8. | Chameleon |
| 9. | Lairy Fiquid (Snapantification) (Bonus Track) |
| 10. | Fairly Icky (Live) (Bonus Track) |
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