Mergi

Actually, Juno Reactor has always been consistently themed throughout their albums. I always remebered that Shango worked wonderfully with Wipeout Fusion. The music is fast paced and soaring just like the game. Shpongle is always thematic, always a carnival. Banco De Gaia, though not consistent throughout his output, I very much like Last Train To Lhasa. The Delta. I remember the tracks. Fantasy Theme: Def By Delta (Part 2), Sci-Fi Theme: Standby, Thriller Theme: Lost And Found. Isn't all of the music storytelling in away? Just like writing a book or a poem? Just a different way to express yourself. All the music is to me storytelling, some are terrible some are fantastic.

That is one of very few books (if not the only trilogy) I'm seriously thinking about re-reading. I remember Gibson being rather childish but with a poetic rhetorical language. The books wasn't making much sense but the prose was/is really unique. I should give it another chance.

Actually, that post doesn't make any sense at all :/. My apologys, I'll edit it out.

Beginning of story more like!

Just keep on living as long as you live mate!

*Edits out nonsense drunk rhetorics*

Actually we go where we always go when we need stiumli. We go where we enjoy the most. Thusly goa and psychedelic trance will never die because it is part of a very fundamental human stiumlY which we all share...

The Miranda CDs. do not forget!

Your reviews RULES! end of story...

*edits out the mix, which should not go in this topic*

Shpongle - Turned To Night (Fright Of Night) ah ah ah aha aaah aaa heee

chelsea wolfe - flatlands

Photek - T-Raenon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMd79E0PVhg

Is this still actual? I could buy it all if you'd like. ohhh...eehh it's free?

what do you want? I might accomodate ya! /M

Neal Stephenson - SeveNeves Just started reading it... but yeah, moon explodes everything dies... almost. Should be interesting, this time around, to see how we get out of this mess.

Wolfgang Jeschke - The Cusanus Game Time-travelling post-apocalyptic drama stuff it seems. Translated but overall good and hopefully interesting once it gets going. Has its tweaks as I thought I'd fumbled with the know-where-I-am strip as I started reading a passage I knew I had read before until I realized it wasn't entirely the same only to about 99%.

but muslimgauze?

Why these questions become a hot topic in DJ-circuits is very simple. The general audience do not give a shit about what the DJs do on stage (unless they're at the DMC-competitions) they're interested in the music and the vibe as a whole. The performers and DJs on the other hand is "predators" looking to find a place in a mirage that the human brain produces through jealousy and prestige. Human nature that is all, just saying... I fell into that pit myself when I was younger and getting started.

Rough clattering mechanical industrial... I was just thinking, did you ever try the Solstice Black compilations? They're a decade old but still packs a big amount of energy. http://www.discogs.com/Various-Solstice-Black-Compilation-01/master/62544 http://www.discogs.com/Various-Solstice-Black-Compilation-02/master/75524

Looks like I was keeping it at least at somewhat sane levels, sometimes it spins way out.

oh no... not here too! where else did I post?