Controlled Developments
Controlled Developments is an EP by drum and bass artists Source Direct, which was released November 4, 1997. The album is composed entirely of previously released singles
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| Released | November 4, 1997 | |||
| Genre | Drum and bass | |||
| Length | 45:17 | |||
| Label | Astralwerks | |||
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Track listing
- "Call & Response" – 7:15
- "Computer State" – 7:39
- "Black Domina" – 7:34
- "Enemy Lines" – 8:03
- "Two Masks" – 7:05
- "Capital D" – 7:41
In popular culture
The track, "Call & Response", appeared in a scene from the 1998 film Blade in which the track is being listened to, on headphones, by the villain, Deacon Frost (Stephen Dorff), whilst he searches a library's archives. However, the song did not appear on the film's soundtrack.
gollark: The hard part is making it *mostly* like an actual environment but denying access to some stuff.
gollark: There are still all kinds of side channel attacks, but eh.
gollark: Oh, if I just wanted to deny access to basically everything it would be *fairly* easy.
gollark: This is even crazier. If I return the whole environment table from `pcall` it's out-of-sandbox, but if I check the return value *in* the function it somehow breaks?
gollark: Sometimes sandboxing makes me want to just run all the computing on a CCEmuX instance in the cloud™ or something and make potatOS devices mostly dumb terminals.
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