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  1. psytones

    NHJO

    for some stupid reason I have always thought the Bill was behind NJHO. maybe not alone though. same with Megaraver but then i came to the brilliant conclution ( ) that more people then Bill out there are funny like that. still suspect him for having a finger in the play .. :R
  2. Rotwang bought Dragon Tales dingding !!
  3. Ywisted should send me a promo instead for review, I would never ever leek such precious art And with some modefications,I like the artwork idea a lot.
  4. Eh? Your nose is still big???

  5. psytones

    The Expendables

    b-but where is the arnold in that trailor?
  6. Some names off the top of my head atm: Infected Mushroom (It's a brilliant name) Yamabikaya (Sounds and looks very good) Psykovsky (Powerful name, and would be even greater if the rumors of Vasily being Tsjaikovskij’s great Gran child was true) Alienated Buddha (I like) Green Nuns of the Revolution (simply pants'tastic!!) Man with No Name (Yes we all like) Juno Reactor (Sounds and feels good and powerful/soft like the bass used) Hallucinogen (with that name its best he's the king of psy) Eat Static (Very cool and the thought of eating static) Astral Projection (same as Hallucinogen, they have a name to live up to) The Infinity Project (Has the infinity ended or what happen?) PhasePhour (To be in the fourth phase is something else.. that’s for sure) Fungus Funk (always loved this name, very good and cool) Fragletrollet (one of the best) Ka-Sol (Didn't know it was a place in the Himalayas until later, but it has always been in my list of kool names) Koxbox (donno, just has a hard hitting edge to it) Cosmosis (same as Hallucinogen and Astral Projection, it got a name to live up to) Deedrah (always liked the flow of it) Logic Bomb (When the music is intelligent, this name is suited and sensible) + many more
  7. important important
  8. As someone who was late about knowing about Flying Rhinos music, I'm just very happy to have the honer of DL their music for free at all, 128 or Wav, for me personally it wasn't that important.
  9. Black Sun Empire http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUuvIi3UFK4
  10. e. the tracks I heard on youtube sounded like hip-hop with soul to me, not very much Jazz-Hop. Digable Planets - Cool Like That is nice though in jazzy fresh way. Some tracks of bluetech I can't remember now? maybe not quit idm enough? if we have the same thought of idm structures. Jazz-Hop you say, maybe check out some Ninja Tune? Theor well known so maybe you already know them. Some of their stuff is Jazzy-Hop, like some of the tracks on Xen Cuts Disc 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgQjxQMsqKM btw. I think Fredrik Deedrahs jazzy prohect is nice, very nice atually
  11. Yap, Im quite ok. WHat about you?

  12. Ah that one, yeah, I've see it before hehe *thanks anyway
  13. Except me (?)
  14. Too early to say, only been using it for two months. It's works like this, either you get to have what you have left, or you can have some regaine, but it takes long time, in two more months I can probably say if it has given me anything back or if it's just delaying the inevitable :)

  15. Chill tribe Records came as a surprise to the relaxed trippers in 2005 when they/he (PKS) released the very first CTR release. People got their eyes and ears open to his compiling skills and had wet dreams about the artists being involved. This is the third release in his pleasurable VA series and this time he topped himself with names known from the earlier Goa-Trance days and other acts that had managed to build a steady reputation as serious trippers with musical skills worthy of the respect they gained. Here we are about to dive inside a new chapter of Chilladelic sounds from all over the globe with mature beats to woggle your cradle and creative sounds to tickle your aural organ. V/A - Ear Pleasure (Chill Tribe Records) 2007 (CTRCD03) 01 Robert Leiner - Beginning Of The End 7:32 02 Blue Planet Corporation - Gengis Khan's Reverie 7:34 03 Kris Kylven & Syb-Sonic - Forgotten Souls 12:08 04 Cosmosis - The Himalaya 6:59 05 Digital Mystery Tour - Nemo 6:03 06 Slot Machine - Quick And The Dead (Snake Thing Dub Remix) 6:34 07 Kiwa - Inside 6:59 08 Highpersonic Whomen - Free Space 6:51 09 Bluetech - Embrace 6:12 10 Zen Lemonade - Island Of Forgotten Dreams 7:47 Some track by track words: 01. From silence sneaks a musical piece with sounds crumbling up your ear passage to inner drum of reflection in dedication. The beats quietly build around static frequencies with background sounds and voices to be raised into delightful elements of pleasurable sounds and subsonic echo of a dubby bass with strange summer breeze. 02. Playful sounds blimps while strings of comfort and expectations jumps in the lap of a leftfielders tune where the build strongly and firmly gets toward a dub realm of escalating sounds and humming shamans with sitars and squinty effects . The vibe and feel is as strange as one can expect from experimental ChillOut delivered by a set of acoustic audio freaks with chillums. 03. Ambience of space revived by dreamcatchers sets the mood with mountain callings of the Great Spirit playing didgeridoo. The setting is nature filled with a lot of nice details (like all of the tracks represented in this VA). As the bassline kicks in I get a feeling of masters at work, its bleep dives deliciously inside my ears and the visions are getting fat while tribal elements surrounds my being of light and comfort. What a beautiful melody, the universal travels in this one is mighty and euphoric with chanting voices raising the spiritual level. Beautiful work like this leaves me feeling blissful and competent yet eager to reach even higher levels of consciousness because this is inspirational and divine for you and me to be and see hidden worlds of forgotten magic. 04. Swaying wind from the Himalayan peaks caresses a void as the deep dubass with chanting prayers fills the air with their blessing of love to be and feel. A beautiful blues guitar joins the play with melodic strings to stroke your chakras from where Gods rest and watch while feeling sort of amused and pleasant by our humanitarian sanity. I’m very much a fan and an appreciator of Cosmosis’ work of delightful layers and acid lines that sets a perfect trance to your meditational aspect. This track is beautiful in all its vision and belief, but I have some problems connecting to the crying man chanting his beautiful love and devotion. 05. Feelings are getting more wired, the elevator to stars and cosmic relations gets a massive dance boom of tribal filled gardens and volcanic depth. The melody is lurking and strangeness as the track evolves with space and drum. The feel and vibe isn’t exactly what I crave but it works well enough. This is defiantly music for the Serengeti with mystical creatures roaming around like festive jumpers of time. 06. Funks the word, dub’s the bass and levitation is the effect. A beautiful layer with heightened blues play gets a powerful addition from a woman’s voice that seems to truly raise the level in dedicated musicality. This is for me one of the highlights as this funk is groovy and heavy like slick slot machines ready to dingding’sing you into vivid colours of emotional delight. These feelings for me are bliss, and defiantly not piss. 07. Strong techno dub for the groovy ones, creative effects for the drowsy clowns. It’s a pleasure to ear the strong and immense tracks by people with musical gifts. Quality is evident as the (again) blues guitar with crunchy sounds and funky melodies strikes your headspace of a creative race. The flute touch is truly pleasant and swings the hoolahoops into a rotating fresco without the waterbus fundamentalism. 08. There is no free space and we are all waiting for some sort of contact. Funky groove is still strongly present as PKS, the compiler and record label boss has been building the mood and setting us up for an upraised chillization dancing behind staggering beats and dubby civilizational distress. For me this is quality music straight through, but I got some problems really enjoying its vibe because of personal taste and feel of groove. 09. Abstract journeys of selfish liberation, beautiful tingling strings swing their emotional tears around a wide open eye of non-judgementalism. Or so it can seem. Bluetech is a talented soul with his own divine dub of soft play and technological landscapes. One can argue that if you’ve heard one Bluetech tune you’ve sort of heard them all, and this is defiantly no exception. I embrace the blips and beeps coming out of Bluetech’s imagination and emotional being, though I’m sure I’ve heard this beautiful track many many times before with minor variations. Still, it’s good Bluetech sounds that I think we all love and adore to some degree of agreement. 10. A baby is born into a world of hope and endless possibilities, we all hold the key to realize that heaven is here, right now – never far away. There is no reason to not smile when the sun hits your face and there is no reason to not giggle when water splashes on to your body. There is so much beauty in this world of ours, all of us, animals and plants, humans and rocks. Our compassion, our gift to love and care for each other is something to remember and practice, and there is hope in a smile and knowledge in a beautiful aliening eye. Care for your mother like a mother cares for her child. Care for a child like a mother cares for you, deep inside. Heaven in your thoughts, divinity in your hopes – When will we all realize that we are already here, surrounded by bliss of our mother Gaia’s warm and safe womb. I would like to remind us all; don't pick the scabs or you will never heal. Recommendations: Dub is the word with experimental and psychedelic atmospheres for ants to crawl and giants to listen and create. Some of the tracks sort of seems to have been built around a theme and doesn’t really lead anywhere except to a pleasure of receiving sonic vibrations to the ear and beyond. I have owned this release since it was released in 2007 (It’s now end of 2009) and it took me time and growth to truly appreciate and understand the music presented inside Chill Tribe Records Ear Pleasure. I knew when I first got and listened to this VA that I was in possession of something utterly creative, psychedelic and funky. I respected and liked some of the contributions on it, but I for some reason couldn’t manage to really flow with it as the vibe is and was sort of experimental and dubby, sort of strange I think. I see now clearer then before that this is music made by highly creative musicians with years of musical experience and that it is compiled by a person who has a lot of inner respect and love for what he transmits out to the listeners. Unfortunately I’ve never had the opportunity to hear a DJ-set by PKS, but as I’ve said before in a previous review of one of his releases, I would trust my trip-experience in his magic any day or night. I am extremely happy to own this release and it’s a proud feeling to see so many great and respected names on the track list. Only thing missing in my book is an Altitudes track (Which was presented on both previous VA’s), and a Norwegian contribution.. As always the VA's released by Chill Tribe Records is with a booklet filled with goodies like words about the artists and pictures of their beings. The artwork by Marmelade is beautiful and thought lingering as usual and PKS' skills in giving you a ride through sonic visions and beautiful revisions is as masterful as one could hope for. And it’s worth a mention that the mastering is done by Tim Schults and Detlev Funder @ 4CN Studios, Germany. I guess I would like to sum this review up with a couple of key words: Sophisticated in dub, experimentalism in groove, funk and trip factor in jazzy atmospheres. It’s ChillOut for mature listeners wanting something else then light and easy accessible down-tempo music with trance flow. Favorite Tracks: 1(!), 2, 3(!!), 4, 5, 6(!!), 7(!), 8, 9(!), 10(!!) Where to buy and other links: CTR-home: http://chilltriberecords.com CTR-Discogs: http://www.discogs.com/label/Chill+Tribe+Records CTR-MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/chilltriberecords Psyshop.com: http://www.psyshop.com/shop/CDs/ctr/ctr1cd003.html Saikosounds: http://www.saikosounds.com/english/display_release.asp?id=6393 Play.com: http://www.play.com/Music/CD/4-/3356804/Ear-Pleasure/Product.html Beatspace: http://beatspace.com/dettagli/dettaglio.asp?id=3332 Juno.co.uk: http://beatspace.com/dettagli/dettaglio.asp?id=3332 More relaxed reviews: http://www.myspace.com/psytonesmusic
  16. ^lol *and for the record, I'm not a fan of that Cher/Hawking/Duvdev voice decoder thing ..
  17. Well I don't want to get Offtopic here and I’m sure Hexa can reply by himself fine if he feels an urge to explain his words, but let me try to express what I think he means with that line since I have sort of the same feeling (i think). He didn't like the new infectious album by IM and his dislike of this (and the last?) album sort of ruins his feel on the three first albums, which he likes and admires, because if he listens to LotBS too much*, he will recognize stuff in The G, CM & BPE that he can hear on this album, eventually making him dislike IM's three first albums because it will remind him of what he dislikes about IM’s music and sound/feeling. Sure IM always has been infectious in their sound, but never as mainstream directed as they are today! good or bad, don't really care any more. Or smth *maybe this album will grow on him with time if he actually took his time and ear to listen and understand it properly? It took me years to truly appreciate the beaty of IM's Trance Side, and today I do like almost half of the VD tracks, still struggling to really feel the depth of IM the Soupnazi though. Exept for their melodies I think this album is terribly boring and shallow (pure dunk party album with some nice euforic superhero melodies here and there). Did I mention I'm planning of owning this album as well (I own like all IM albums to date and a lot of compilations with their tracks present), because no matter how bad, tacky or cheesy IM's music will become, it will always have their infected soul in it (infected or disinfected, same same but different). And to be honest I sort of like and secretly route for them to make it big, to infect the world with their strange sounds, because their sound IS fucking weird, especially compared to the chart-music out there. I hope other people liking IM's older stuff and psytrance in general can manage to see realities outside their own bubble of despair. If I was 16-17 again and I heard this music, I think it would make me very curious (also if I heard it today in another reality where I don’t listen to psychedelic and weird music) IM is and will be in the future when they hit the real masses a great doorway for people to get to know real psychedelic realms. I hope thas their agenda exept for money and fame, I hope the cosmos sort of has these great and noble plans for IM. hehe
  18. It's very nice so thanks for sharing. It instantly reminded me of , for some reason ..
  19. Yeah, good luck on the Futurised release, its going to be interesting to hear its story of mortal glory Jeg elsker dette albumet, kan ord ikke formidles all sjarmen hans), Dmitri, ser frem til din sledushchej ambient album.
  20. ^ I don't think he could have written it in much better English than that. What he's saying is that their new album is too mainstream. infectious = easily spread But then again, wouldn't it be funny if IM got the innovative status like Daft Punkt etc, working together with Kenya West hehe ..
  21. Hey Spook, thanks for the compliment I couldn't find any information about the creator of the art, is it your work? .. And is she really taking a dump or what? pietones
  22. Ja helga, moi 2. Please post more strips Mattman, no matter how mucho they sucko or notto. PLZ! *one of the best I've seen (thinking about Ultimae) is the one Psyoynes (or what his nicjname is) signature where people are melting because of ambient music hehe
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