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I like this signature

"Why would you want to do that?"

Definitely with you on this one. Gus Till has some brilliant albums. 2 other modern day classics I have to mention are: Jikkenteki - The Long Walk Home & Jikkenteki - Flights of Infinity Pure class through and through.

The sounds are good radi but you seriously need a lot of work on your track progression. Each of those tracks, if you skip forwards in them, sound exactly the same the whole way through. What made goa great was the anticipation of the climax after an interesting a varied story that leads up to it. If your tracks were a story they'd go something like this: The once was a man, he lived in a house, the end. With the newer tracks that you make, don't rush them as it sounds like you did with these. Don't just get one idea and drag it out over 8 minutes. Have loads of ideas and cram them in, see if they fit, take some out, change it round, put some more in, take some more out, leave it a few weeks, listen to it again with fresh ears, fix the flow and then see what it sounds like.

There are a few Americans who don't realise that the United States is not in fact the entire world, and I'm not just talking baseball world champions here

So the rumours were true Good news indeed

That would be amazing would anyone dare risk such a venture?

This looks really good. DLing now. Glad it's still a valid link as this was posted 6 months ago

Ishq - and awake again, I am really enjoying this album

Then I'll stand by my vote for PoF

Soundcloud isn't working with the new forum it seems..... np/ Robert Davies - Whispering Grove

Ishq - and awake

I'm also not sure how to answer this question. So it has to be the greatest album in history, that I am not nostalgic for and that I can play at a party nowadays? So it has to be a I think is technically good but don't really like or something I discovered recently and haven't had time for it to make me feel nostalgic? If it's the latter I'd go for the Principle Of Flight albums. Both really good As for the best album in history to whip out at a party...The Green Nuns Of The Revolution - Rock Bitch Mafia it always goes down a storm

Some great stuff there! Those FRR ones are top notch

Miktek - Light Tales

Moved to off topic. Please keep the off topic out of the general forum. Also I don't know who Ron Paul is so I would have to say I am not a Ron Paul supporter

2 Unlimited - Real Things When you reach far into you CD collection you'll find some bizarre shit.....I've always had a soft spot for 2 Unlimited though and this has always been my favourite album.....and I still love it yay cheesy shite

Some random drum & bass. I both love it and hate it at the same time. While it is so simple and drab in its creativity it is so vibrant and consuming in its feel

Sasha & John Digweed - Northern Exposure Timeless

Bought mine last week and just waiting for it to arrive. They did give me the full album to download though and having listened to it all, it's really good!

It's not bad. The first half of it is a bit too tribal rhythms for my taste but the latter half is excellent, quite dark and intense NP/ The Muses Rapt - You Not as cheesy as I remember but still very cheesy. Maybe my cheese tolerance has increased

That boy's got some skills

Even if it's a joke, it's a shit cover that wouldn't catch my eye in a record shop/online store and I wouldn't bother checking it out.

Saiko Sounds expect in on December 7th

Nimba - Elements