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I wish I was in Belgium This sounds wonderful, I'll have to make do with the 3 CD compilation.

Any joy?

Enjoy! Do you have weekends off though? I'm just on the train home, such a long trip.

Nice! I still need ro catch up on the last few years' releases though

I really like this. Really nice immersive spacey ambient. Deep full bodied stuff that takes me away every time! Wonderful stuff and you can get it for free

Indeed they do. If I could manage to get through live without having to work, I'd be a happier person.

Eat Static - Prepare your spirit was for me the most sci-fi sounding album, Astral Projection - Dancing Galaxy is my choice for being among the stars with naught but my skin though.

MWNN - Teleport is my favourite of the popular choices and a national anthem should be far reaching. The national anthem of Abasioland though would be Genetic - Trancemission For me it has it all, spacey goodness, trippy sfx, beautiful melodies and a recognisable sample I somehow never tired of.

Don't worry, I was just kidding. Just be glad that great music exists. Not everyone else has to enjoy it. LSD though is pretty accessible for non electronic fans though

It wobbles and glistens, two things I don't associate with food (wrongly as lots do) which is what puts me off. They love it here and are shocked when I say I cannot stand it.

THE NSA are still working on it

Tako Wasabi, it might look like whale snot but is actually really good

Shutter - The thought of a dead ex sitting on your shoulders for eternity is terrifying Going to see Insidious 2 tomorrow.

I cannot beleive that you didn't even reply to the only reply in your thread. It's pretty insulting after the effort I put in to my post just to be completely ignored. Did you listen to the albums I mentioned at all? Did you not get the same feelings? Did you at least try flying rhino freestyle???

Shulman - Soundscapes and Modern Tales

really cheap red wine

To do, yes! To see, no

Any city can be smelly and ugly, especially when you live there. You see passed the expensive crap on the surface and see the hidden shite beneath the surface.

You are what you eat I guess. I eat a fair amount of fish and I used to eat a lot of tunafish but I've never experienced anything like what you've described. What you describe sounds more like mdma than fish. Fish can be healthy and the long term benefits are definitely there: energy, cleaner arteries etc, but the tripped out feelings you describe are nothing I've experienced.

It's amazing how quickly you can get used to something. I'm glad it's the train and not driving as I can read, use the internet, email people, drink booze I just found out that the manager of my adjacent areas is quitting, now all the calls from people in her area make more sense. Damn, if they lump those areas in to mine I'll have a lot more KMs

Those are round trip numbers and that's just using a regular train and bus. Most days is about 3 or 4 hours travelling.

I don't actually get to meet many Indians unfortunately, not a big population here and most I see are running restaurants. We never know whether to speak English or Japanese to each other as in Japanese business you MUST say certain phrases but then we both know we speak English so it sounds awkward when we do.

19km? that's not bad. I travel between 100 and 200km each day for work. Living in an affordable place requires some sacrifices if one is to work in Tokyo. We do have great trains though, on one now, first class cabin

Do you have a wishlist for trades?

Cool! Would have liked to have seen that live but a live album is a good second place.