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| Fire On The MountainThe liner notes of Views From A Red Train about this composition: "An old saying from the ancient Zen period in Eastern Asia. It did describe the development from a normal dialectical person to a personality which has grown spiritually in order to reach a higher level of consciousness. To a Zen master the 'fire on the mountain' is clearly visible. Those thoughts came to the composer's mind by watching a huge bushfire near sydney. Even if it looks terrifying it also mirrors the everlasting change of things within the three dimensional world -- outside and inside."
There are several official versions of this composition:- the original studio recording from 2008
- six slightly different live recordings from 2008 through 2011, respectively
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