Panoptes

I'm surprised your rudeness doesn't get you banned more often. You go around calling people assfaggots and somehow get away with it. Perhaps over the years, the mods have been desensitized to how venomous your presence on the forum really is... On another note, why are you so persistent on backing up supernatural claims such as telepathy. Those who venture down the path of logical secular philosophy know very well that telepathy is as improbable as the claims held in the bible. Its a joke. Not even noteworthy amongst the academic crowd.

haha there is no such thing. Isn't NO a simple enough answer for such a silly topic.

NO

radi I changed my signature just for you bro

Smoking didn't make your friends stupid radi. Stupidity is a result of laziness, lack of motivation, interest or just poor educational opportunities.

nothing is real. there is only radi

no problem. Lets have some fun

he wanted someone to commend the thread, so I did...

Filteria - Lost in the Wild Filteroid (Day @ 2Am) - A Dog Days Bliss (Album Edit) - B Food Demons (Demon's Head Remix) - A- Life Never Sleeps - A+ Lost in the Wild - C+ 36th February - B- The Lights of Shibuya - B+ Night @ 12Pm - A Birds Lingva Franca (2013) - A+ Four years have past since Daze of our Lives and the wait was well worth it. Filteria's new release, Lost in the Wild, continues to push the envelope, achieving new levels of energy and production quality. The album features Filteria's classic style, which has been noticeably refined, containing dreamy melodies and exotic builds peppered with acid madness and a slew of new experimental innovations. Don't take my word for for it. Prepare for blastoff. Overall Rating : A Conclusion: Considering the new artists and labels appearing on the scene along side the many great releases we've had lately; I've got one thing to say. Goa Trance is back and I'm delighted to see how the genre has been flourishing. Suntrip Records has really outdone itself this year, it's almost hard to believe another release is right around the corner. I'd also like to commend the album artwork. Absolutely beautiful! The oneness of all perhaps? Buy it here http://suntriprecords.com/product/item/SUNCD30/ http://suntriprecords.bandcamp.com/album/lost-in-the-wild

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Sure sure, I'm more interested in contemporary acts though. I'm familiar with some of the oldies like klaus shulze, tangerine dream, and jean michelle jarre etc...

wow that intro is heavy...when that kick come cracking down bam! The song gets a little muddy later in but apart from that its great improvement 2nd track is badass too.

indeed they're great fun. my friends got a nice setup and we can sit for hours playing around with the thing. Are there any notable artists who are known for using modular gear?

interesting. I look forward to this

What a great album. One Eyed Reptile, Breakfast on the Balcony, Stardust Chronicles, and Mindstream Continuum are my favorite tracks on this one. I'd give the album an A-

I finally decided to start putting together my own modular system. Here are some of the modules I'm getting: Cylonix - cyclebox Doepfer A-140 EVN, A-190 Midi-to-cv module, A-132-3 VCA Make Noise - Maths Toppobrillo: Multifilter Tiptop Audio: Z3000 Smart VCO MK2 The Harvestman: Polivoks VCF I'll post a picture once I get everything in the mail and put it together.

I have to disagree, psysex is a badass name.

I don't know much psysex. Here is one I enjoy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6XjR9ObE3c

silly radi cannabis isn't a poison... in facts its one of the few drugs that isn't. most cigarettes taste gross to me unless I'm drunk.

cannabis

that clown track is overwhelming

Just sounds like modular synth madness to me. Weird how they sampled the same thing... I have no idea where its from.