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Most of the time, blue landscapes and horizons.

Filteria might know too.

Ok I have the same. This is a CDR you have. The label owner hadn't answered my question, so I knew the answer already anyway. I'm not trying to despise the release. Pressing cds is expensive especially as the cd market is collapsing. I was just trying to know if it's worth for me to buy the release on psyshop iven the fact I already have the limited CDR.

Please refer to the Isratrance page: http://www.isratrance.com/interviews/filteria-i72.html

Mine is the CD-R version. The CD print clearly looks inkjet printed and the cd surface itself is a little green (like a cd-r, right). Does you look more professional? I've seen some CD-R of a special type that have a silver look with a much more proper quality and it's very hard to tell if it's a real one or not. Example: the Amithaba Buddha album. It diesn't look like but it's a CD-R. Now to be sure, just look at the silver face of the CD, around the central transparent part. With a real CD there should be a set of numbers or letters giving the name of the factory or the name of the distributor. If there aren't, then it's a CD-R.

Psy belongs to Psy, that's right, but I see no problem in that. It's like water. There are all kinds of waters but "water" is the term that implicitly describes flat-unsalted-mineral-water. So Psytrance is what gathers all styles of psychedelic techno music and it's also the most melodic music one could find between the Goa era and the FullOn era. One could call that EarlyFullOn-Goa if you want. But that's just semantic. There used to be a classification here, although I don't agree with all, but the image disappeared. I'll ask Anoebis to bring it back. http://www.psynews.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=43845 Long ago we wanted to do do something really cool called psynews 2 (or 3). It had a whole set of categories of music, and we'd scrated our heads to categorize the music. We were really puzzled at the time on how to cateogrize Tales of the Inexpressible. The only solution was to allow several categories for a given release or for a given artist. For a day-to-day clasification on your harddisk, I agree this can be annoying. Personally I tend to stick to Goa, Minimal, Fullon, Prog, Dark, Ambient, Lounge, but I almost don't categorize on my computer. Too much work and I have better to do. I perfectly know what I want to listen to in the end and search for it. On my shelves I just split cds by psy albums, psy compils, ambient albums, ambient compils, others, and each alphabetically.

I would like to stress that this compil is awesome and deserves wider distribution. But I would like to know if the compilation sold on psyshop and others is ALSO CD-R's or real pressed CD's. If it's CD-R's, there is indeed no meaning in paying for a non-numbered supposedly limited release. I'm just trying to figure that out. Please the label respond.

Are you saying that what's for sale on psyshop are actually CDR's ?

Excellent track ! Someone please release this !!! (No we can't at the moment)

@psyhoe: wow that's one discovery. I always wondered how they's made it. @Laserflip: Sunkocreti's cover without a single explanation? And where does it come from please. Else, for Filteria's Daze of Our Lives, we purchased a license to Time Magazine for the experimental photos of Fritz Goro and his "Project Apollo".

I'm surprised, as I was told this was only some unofficial cd, so I bought the CDR version. I will have to buy the real cd version now if I don't want the cd to be unreadable in a few years. I'll have bought the cd twice in the end. Not so nice.

Great compil indeed, great !! Anyone a complete review in the dedicated forum ??? Primal Source and E-Mantra kick serious ass, and a special mention to Seti Project which is perfectible but spreads good vibes ! Agneton is also fit with his reputation, with a solid nitzo/goa track.

Glad to learn that. Actually I knew E-Mantra was amost finished, but I didn't know it was decided, all the more as I haven't heard the music yet. I need to synchronize with my ever-away-partner since he's the one in contact with E-Mantra. Well, I'll put Radical samples a few weeks after Afgin's release not to "mask" it.

I think key changes often make the music corny or nitzo. Look how many full on releases do it currently, and check how it sounds.

He's working

It belongs here. House music or Acid Techno belong to Other Electornica. Thank you.

Yeah, spam happens. I think someone (DP? Anoebis?) cleaned up the place, so I can't see from my own eyes. Problem is that spammers are faced with captchas, and if they want to enter places like this one, thay have to use...humans...that they pay extremely low for typing in captchas all day long. We can't do anything about this for the moment, for we're bound to the Invision Board captcha system which is strong enough. The only solution for us is to disable automatic email validation and go back to omanual validation. Then don't validate all "*forex*", "*viagra*" like names. But we will always let one pass from time to time. This is a problem over the whole intenet you know.

We are delighted to unveil Afgin's album this week: "Astral Experience". 2 Years after his first release Elad Afgin is finally here with his highly acclaimed debut album “Astral Experience”. Influenced by the sunrises on the numerous parties where Afgin played, this album is a tribute to the real Goa-trance masters from the mid-90’s! Back to the Future! The release is available in all usual shops: Suntrip: http://www.suntriprecords.com/product/item/SUNCD15/ Saikosounds: http://www.saikosounds.com/english/display...ase.asp?id=7962 Psyshop: http://www.psyshop.com/shop/CDs/sut/sut1cd015.html Beatspace: http://beatspace.com/dettagli/dettaglio.asp?id=4960 Goastore: http://www.goastore.ch/product_info.php?products_id=3130 Israeli trance-veteran Elad Afgin is now producing music for many years, and got remarked by an Internet release from the Old is Gold group in 2006. This promo got so much attention that some tracks were soon released on compilations from Suntrip, and also labels like Kagdila and Shivlink released his music. Now, almost 3 years later, his debut album is finally there, filled with fresh tracks! This album truly reflects Afgin's inalterable joie de vivre, and completes our first half of 2009's triptych in time for the summer Expect 7 beautiful long emotional morning trance anthems filled with acid-303’s, heart-touching breaks and sunny melodies. Music that should be played on every open air festival or party for the euphoric sunrise experiences! Pure Goa trance 96-style with 2009 sound quality! To end this amazing album a slower track filled with prayers from Yemen will guide you back to reality. Like usual, this release was excellently mastered by Tim Schuldt. “From the Heart!”, that’s the message conveyed by Afgin through “Astral Experience”. Enjoy!

I think I wrote it somewhere, but basically, that's it. Who knows, it's a posibility but we don't know ourselves. We might have....better

From your enthusiasm, I guess you saw him live this weekend. Where was it ? However, this guy is pretty unknown to me. 2 tracks released so far I think. Do you know if more are planned?

www.google.com and use the input field.

No random useless replies on the General please.

I can't see from where I am because of security restrictions at my work. Can you please precise whether it is legally distributed like that ? Also it's no Twitter here. You can write more than 2 lines on a topic posted on the General forum. For example, can you please also elaborate a little on this video? I didn't know there was a "Reality Portal 1" video either. Who's on it ? What is it dealing with ? Give us an overview so that we can be tempted to click on the link !! Edit your post if necessary, I'll remove my complaints

Musically, I found it really good. It renews the "In Dub" feelings...already 7 years after. Only disappointment: we're faced with yet another batch of Hallucinogen remixes (of remixes). Yes, it's written in the title "In Dub Live", so it isn't supposed to deliver new tracks, and still, I secretely expected some. I love LSD, Gamma Goblins, etc, but these tracks are 12 to 14 years old now. These tracks are build wonderfully, they are still entertaining, they will remain amongst the Anthems of the scene, no doubt about that. New music would be much appreciated too.

I've heard about Scratch records in Berlin. They sell cd. I don't know for the rest.