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Words From the Duat: The Book of Anubis is the second album by Philadelphia, Pennsylvania rap group The Lost Children of Babylon released under the name of "The Lost Children Of Egypt". The album was released on Seventh Cathedral Recordings in 2003 and later Re-mastered and Re-released in 2006 on Babygrande Records. LCOB changed their name to "The Lost Children of Egypt" on request of Dr. Malachi Z. York. This name change reflects a concept change on the album, which is more focused on Egyptian philosophy and mythology.

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  • Words From the Duat: The Book of Anubis is the second album by Philadelphia, Pennsylvania rap group The Lost Children of Babylon released under the name of "The Lost Children Of Egypt". The album was released on Seventh Cathedral Recordings in 2003 and later Re-mastered and Re-released in 2006 on Babygrande Records. LCOB changed their name to "The Lost Children of Egypt" on request of Dr. Malachi Z. York. This name change reflects a concept change on the album, which is more focused on Egyptian philosophy and mythology. (en)
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