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You never know, maybe they'll surprise us.....I mean in a good way not an Infected Mushroom way

I am thinking of laying down some hard cash for some old Tetsu Inoue releases. Still umming and ahhing about them

You only discovered this recently? Wow! I am envious of you, I'd love to discover some new amzing old stuff but alas it has been a long time since I discovered some amazing old trance. My most recent was http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=CESrlaxJQ6g&feature=related and that was like 5 years ago, I remember as I was with my ex-girlfriend at the time when I bought Destination Goa 1. So long with no surprise Goa

A set I played before I went to England and ended up listening to many times

You can still do the hunting if you don't mind being disappointed more often than not. I still go to used record stores and go through the whole "techno" section as well as world, dance, electronica and post rock and usually nothing pops up but occasionally you will see some utterly amazing classic for less than $1 and it makes up for all those times you were disappointed. Most recently I found Tetsu Inoue - Ambiant Otaku on Fax for about $2 when it sells for around $100 sometimes

Yeah, I have seen a lot of people play, I have done it in many different states but I never thought I could here something so amazing and be sober (well a little drunk but no hallucinogens or club drugs) but feel like I had taken so many drugs. Maybe it was the music, maybe it was the club (it wasn't as the next night wasn't nearly as good) or a combination of the two. I only own 1 Anthony Rother CD and that is Magic Diner and as I mentioned before is ambient. Since I got back to Japan I have been listening to that again and it is really good. I need to get some more of his upbeat stuff. The party I went to was apparently his release party for Popkillers II so I think I will look into that in the near future

Great news! To be honest this is the only Psy I am really looking to buy

I have two definitions of "classic" One is a general classic and that is something that is still popular a long time after it was first popular. Examples are Mozart, Elvis & The Beatles. The other is a personal classic and this is something that the individual still aodres after a long time. Examples for me are Atmos - Klein aber Doctor, Solar Fields - Air Song (I have no a good one hour mix of this track) and Secede - Friday Fall as well as many many more. Popular classics I am not too bothered about and I am not worried about why I like my personal ones but I still love them years after I first heard them so they are my classics. Right now I am listening to

Anthony Rother - 10000 dancer

Just got back from Frankfurt and went to Cocoon on Friday where Anthony Rother was playing! I have to say that it was one of the best sets I have ever heard in my life. I had no drugs or anything like that and the music just took me away to places I never even thought existed. Fantastic, I'd really like to see him again.

Oophoi - The Dreaming Of Shells

I guess I was lucky with those as I got them pretty cheap. If I remember right, Feeling Weird was only $5 on amazon (substance version) and is still not more the $15

Well they could have let there girlfriends influence them and made some shitty pop crap I just got this myself though I know it's not true

Well it arrived today so I am extremely happy :) :) :) See! 6 Smiley faces (7)

God damn dust cloud, stupid icelandic volcano delaying my packages from europe :angry:

Might be worth checking out. I like the last resort although The Trentemøller Chronicles was pretty cheesy

Yeah, I feel similarly. Sure it was pretty good but I wasn't really tempted to watch it again or buy the DVD

Any good?

Nunc Stans - Timeless

18. It's trippy on acid 19. It's trippy on 'shrooms 20. It's trippy drunk 21. It's trippy sober 22. It's good exercise music 23. It's good shagging music 24. It's good to dance to 25. It can invade your dreams 26. It spawned some great chillout/ambient music

These two are very good, I whole heartedly recommend them Even if Facial Memories has the worst cover I've seen this year, the music is actually really good. This was pretty disappointing for me, overly cheesy and nowhere near as good as his older (deeper) stuff.

Stick with what you know, if you don't have any idea about production techniques and technical musical terms then steer clear of them. If you are knowledgeable in technical areas don't go overboard describing everything so technically as not everyone else is. Your impressions and how the music makes you feel is pretty good usually mixed in with some layman descriptions of what the music sounds like. Most importantly write for yourself fist & foremost and don't worry too much about what other people think of your reviews, that way it will be more fun for you to write and you'll end up with better reviews

hoping to get Danny Kreutzfeldt - numberground Various - collection 4 : transforming Opium - pain(t) Muridae - under the fable of meaning ESE - the shroom experience Oophoi - the dreaming of shells soon