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As long as it's related to the Detroit Techno scene. I used to be a big fan of Industrial. So I'm pretty well-wandered in it's various sub-genres.

Why are they so expensive? Limitation? and could you mention a couple of the rarest Nitzhonot CD's? Thanks!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2QiV1O-HCo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSCcnrSnXFY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ8fszlzX-Q

Currently banging loads of Ritchie Hawtin/Plastikman, Robert Hood, Jeff Mills, Model500, Juan Atkins, Omar S etc. Great 70 min Ritchie Hawtin doc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bc6474KUBV8

Blasphemy!

Did you sell it?

Found this in the mailbox. First press on NovaMute, with the complete LSD papersheet.

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That's awesome! I'm up to 67 Psy CD's now. But I'm somehow happy I first started collecting now. There's a lot of stuff I used to listen to/would have bought that just didn't hold up in the long run.

I have two racks with LP's and 7"es as well. I reckon around 1500-2000 items total. Oh and there's the demo tapes too... Maybe 200-300 of those. The crown jewel is Morbid Angel's Domination in the Slime Pack edition. It goes for around 1200 bucks. There's only 4-5 copies left on earth. Not that anyone not into that style of music would care lol. http://askearache.bl...ack-fiasco.html

Here's my rag for Death and Thrash Metal. I have another one like this for electronic music. The picture is old though. So it wasn't totally filled up yet. I now have a couple more boxes that I keep under the table.

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It's a good laugh for sure. I still like The Gathering and Classical Mushroom. The plastic/cheese factor doesn't bother me one bit, and there's nothing a new Infected album could ever do to change that.

Exactly! There's most definitely a gap here. I'm actually quite puzzled that we haven't heard more in this vein. I remember Krumelur being quite the hype back then (before the second album) and people still listen to Minimal Animal here in Copenhagen. Agree about the forest vibe.

This is definitely true. I always wanted to check out Der Dritte Raum. Which album should I start with?

And thanks to you Zebra Xing! I already bought a few of the releases you recommended. That D.I.M.O. album (though more in the Tech-Trance category) is absolutely killer. Reminds me of Die Sonne/Sonnonvakuum. Great stuff. I will be going through all the stuff you have listed. And let me just say another thing. It's so fucking cool to see all you new guys here. I don't know if you have been following the forum for a long time, but the last few years have been quite tough. I really appreciate your participation and I'm sure the other old members do as well!

And this of course:

I can definitely hear the differences yes. So Creamcrop fx would be Psy-Tech right? and then the Daneism' comp is Minimal? Thing is the style of Krumelur, Tenka and so on was done by so few it can hardly be called a genre. Even those acts changed and only a few tracks exist. Even Iboga is different. I would love to hear more of that really hard minimal stuff, but I guess Psytech/Tech-Trance is the only place you'll find someting close to it. Actually there's really a gap in the evolution of Psy here. Something for new acts to explore. I would love to see another talented artist take on the this style: http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfUOaHkwmL4 http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8DZ6_EtpeA

Paps - Digital Ache

Looks like something from an old videogame cover.

What an awesome post! I will be spending my afternoon checking them all out on Discogs. Thanks

So what you're saying is that you'd rather accept a politically constructed reality than accepting the facts of science simply because you're against eugenics? That's a bit weird to me. I think it's rather obvious that there's a genetic difference between Asian and North European people etc. All you have to do is to look at them to tell.