| "The Ride" | |
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| Single by Alec Empire | |
| from the album Intelligence and Sacrifice | |
| Released |  2002 |
| Length | 14:04 (CD 1) 12:59 (CD 2) 20:46 (Vinyl) |
| Label | Digital Hardcore Recordings |
| Producer(s) | Alec Empire |
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The video for the song was directed by Jonathan Miles.
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