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Peacemaker is excellent! I've recently gotten into Bones. This show knows exactly what it is doing
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The private eye guy leaves soon. Then it's more space stuff with the main 3-person crew (along with some occasional new additions and a building of the larger outer worlds). But yeah, because of the show style/pacing, the characters are not the easiest or quickest to click with. Maybe tap out and try again in a few years if interested again. There have been some movies/shows I have not been into but then enjoyed at a very different time 😃 Cheers mate!
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The Expanse is a dense show. You really got to go all in with the metaphors and imagery. It's a great show but it is long (06 seasons) and kinda slow at times. The story arc that starts it off isn't the end game. If you make it through the first season and love the characters, keep going. But if you ain't feelin' it, then don't bother. Ir's real good but is not for everyone. 😃
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I like the sequencing. It's like a warm-up DJ set. Starts a bit slow and evolves and ends a bit more energetic to lead into the next set. Once the disk is over, put on something more engaging. I also find, even though the BPM is a bit faster, it pulses slow. It's a nice vibe. But I do respect and understand the frustration if you were enjoying the chill out vibes and wanted that to solely continue. That's where the second/remix album comes into play. It is all chill and mellow
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Yeah. I've always thought this was a more interesting project than Shpongle and always hoped for a follow up. There's the second album of alternate versions and a few new tracks but it's not really a follow up.
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(1hr59min/320MP3/303.7MB/©2025) Genre: JukeBox Info / Website: https://goaconstrictor.com/music/jukebox/ Direct Download / Stream: https://goaconstrictor.com/audio/goaconstrictor-JukeBox.mp3 MixCloud: I feel that anyone with a pulse and shred of humanity would be a great jukebox for a night. It's why people create their playlists on various evil websites and drop a few bucks in the box at a local bar when out with friends. It's also why DJing went from a very niche hobby in the 80s and 90s to something pervasive throughout society. We all carry with us a soundtrack that brought us to where we are today. The songs influencing our next favorite albums and songs opening the doors of entirely new tones, connecting us with new beats, opening new ways of dancing. Songs you find new friends through and ones you find yourself singing loudly with loved ones at three in the morning after reminiscing about the week's activities. Earlier this year I was feeling in a bit of a rut and lost musically. I decided to dedicate time each week to "Band Practice." Instead of just listening to records through the turntable connected to the main stereo or DJing some randomness, I pulled out another turntable and hooked it up to my DJ mixer so I can start reconnecting with music of my past, the songs that got me to where I am today. I wanted to practice some scratching and battle mixing, create live mash-ups on the fly, experiment with things I have lost sight of over the years. The hope was: If I can reconnect with the old me, maybe I can remember why I am me. This mix covers six-decades of music one might have found on jukeboxes over the years and songs that shaped how I listen to, and interact with, music and the world. From the 70s to today, whether it's disco to jazzy hip hop, political rap to synth pop, alternative grunge to sing-a-longs, anthems and theme songs to punk. West coast or east coast, Swedish, Dutch, Australian, or somewhere on that British isle; originals, mash-ups, remixes; released and unreleased; this jukebox has a bit of everything*. I hope this mix carries you through the rest of the summer and brightens up the soundtrack of your own future. This world a flaming cesspool of fucking garbage; try to not let it get you down. We're stronger together and it's better to just put another quarter in the jukebox, smile, and drown out the noise while being with those you hold dear. Kindness is punk. (*other than Goa) PS: If you or someone you know is filling out a line-up for any downtempo / second stage and are looking to broaden the energy contained therein, feel free to reach out; I'd be happy to be your future jukebox. Click for Tracklist: xoxox -Goa
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FOUND: Track with the sample: I Love You
the goa constrictor replied to psytones's topic in Lost Tracks
lololol I'm curious now too! It might be Boards of Canada - An Eagle in Your Mind (if my YouTube copy/pasting worked out correctly) -
What new music did you get today?
the goa constrictor replied to DeathPosture's topic in General Psytrance
Didn't get today but it is one of the recent ones. Been really loving the compilation Seb Taylor put out of rare Shakta / Digitalis / Somaton / Biotone tracks he ripped from random old comps that weren't easily found elsewhere. https://sebtaylor.bandcamp.com/album/compilation-tracks-vol-1-1996-2021 While I was expecting to like it overall, I've been kinda surprised by how often I've been putting it on and happily shuffling through it throughout my days. Highly recommend for people who dig Seb's sound/style 😃 Some great collaborations on it too -
The best goa Trance tracks - a list
the goa constrictor replied to Radish6404's topic in General Psytrance
Yeah. This song is just a massive Gold Star ❤️ -
I Feel Like I'm Losing My Mind - Sample?
the goa constrictor replied to the goa constrictor's topic in General Psytrance
lolololol I woke up with this sample in my head this morning. Did a Google search for <<goa trance sample "I feel like I'm losing my mind">> and this thread was the first result. I laughed very hard when I opened it and realized that I had created this thread and it appears to be a common issue in my life. FFS -
???? You replying to me? You don't think Robomate and Hippie Killer Productions is psytrance? Also, if you don't recognize the vocals... I just can't...
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Robomate has a great track called "Rough and Raw" on the Hippie Killer Collection compilation from Hippie Killer Productions.
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What new music did you get today?
the goa constrictor replied to DeathPosture's topic in General Psytrance
I got it from the guy who runs the label. He said he help one copy back in case there was an issue with someone's purchase. I was able to get that from hi (sealed and unopened). But yeah, I was curious about that too -
What new music did you get today?
the goa constrictor replied to DeathPosture's topic in General Psytrance
Got a sweet boxed set of classic 90's electronic/breakbeat act Messiah Messiah: Legacy 10x 12"s 2x 10" A USB drive with all tracks plus nearly 20 additional tracks An audio cassette DJ mix of tracks within and a slipmat Limited edition of 200. I got 000 😃 So stoked -
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!
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DAT Records News
the goa constrictor replied to draeke's topic in Artist News and Labels announcements
I've heard a lot of great things about this album 😃- 378 replies
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Relax dude.
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Blue Planet Corporation - A blueprint for survival
the goa constrictor replied to frozen dream's topic in 2009
tangentially related/unrelated, it would be sweet to get a 12" of Apex, Open Sea, and Roma (the three tracks from Blue Planet that weren't included on the vinyl release of that album). Again, not really related, but the topic made me think of it 😃 ❤️ -
Your top 10 Trance albums of all time
the goa constrictor replied to GagaISM's topic in General Psytrance
Totally understand that feeling! lololol -
Your top 10 Trance albums of all time
the goa constrictor replied to GagaISM's topic in General Psytrance
I haven't gone back to see if I've already posted (I bet I did). Current list (in no particular order) Nervasystem & Aether - The Mama Matrix Most Mysterious Process - One Drop or Two Hallucinogen - Twisted Quirk - Machina Electrica & Fornax Chemica James Reipas - This is not Fashion Ticon - Zero Six After X-Dream - Radio GNOTR - Rock Bitch Mafia Quietman - Shhhh Doof - Let's Turn On