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I died yesterday listening to it. I got about halfway through it before my head supernovaed and left a nebula hanging in my bedroom in front of my computer. So the nebula put the headphones back on and listened to the rest of it. And enjoyed it as background music.

NHJOHYENNRO: 152 I TRY DIE YOU: 151! Close!

What are you talig raid6444. It will. It is inevitable. It has already begun.

That's where it all starts, man. Next thing that will probably happen is you'll realize many of his sounds are weak and flaccid, like his bass drum sound in LSD, for instance, and that all of his stuff starts to resemble a trip to an evil circus with evil clowns and evil cotton candy. You can either stay in denial and thus prolong your disappointment, or you can do it "cold turkey" and just break up with him now. I recommend the latter option. It may be more painful, but you could always get a heavy valium prescription to help you get through it. May the horse be with you.

What's this? I sense you're in the first phases of realizing how overrated Posford is. It's all downhill from there, man. Sorry.

Heard some Orbital and psy samples in THX 1138 last week. Fuckin' great movie, too.

OD, I'm liking you more and more every day. What's going on? You spiked my drink didn't you, you cheeky bastard.

Watch out or your little girlie breasts might turn Monica off. Don't be arrogant, Inserin.

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Yeah, I've found that people who aren't familiar with electronic music (at least here in the States) think everyone's a DJ. Which is strange.

Healium, could you please, for chrissake, keep the topic on Borat. Crimony!

I'm with ya. It's always been my favorite on Bible of Dreams. LOL. That's the one Shpongle track I do like all the way through. Oh, and NP: Emam, Deepak Ram and Taufiq Qureshi - From Dawn to Dusk From an Indian fusion compilation from the early 90s. Very cool. This track is like Raja Ram's solo flute, but good.

Cool track, nemo. I especially liked the outro.

I translated what he said into Morse code. Says something like "Somebody set up us the bomb." I don't know what that means.

This is my first experience with Cubase and I'm totally blown away by how much more advanced (and complicated) it is compared to Reason. And how, for instance, to my sheer delight, the sounds are so much more usable and interesting. However, taking into consideration what Colin says about it, they've made some changes and added a bunch of VST synths and stuff, but if you're already used to SX and already have a bunch of sound modules, it might not be necessary for you.

It's super-faggotty 4. No faggoty "studio" stuff.

I couldn't help laughing at that. A warm and sad message, Kristian. Good luck to you.

How did that Krumelur CD turn out? I was curious about that one.

I'm being optimistic and considering it an investment. Fortunately, this time around they included some synths and various other plug-ins in the package, so combined with the Reason synths and effects I should be just fine for some time to come. I simply don't have the heart to rip these music software designers off by pirating their stuff. I mean, they're as creative as some of the best musicians, and I feel I need to pay them for their magic. Meanwhile, I can't help thinking that there must be some sort of psychological curse to using stolen stuff to create, that it would always be in the back of my mind and would make my music suffer (more than it does already).

Yeah, I don't even know what half that shit is and I got a boner.

I agree with the GNOTR (that it shouldn't have been highlighted), but I thought the Double Dragon album was dull, dull, dull.

Cubase = Sonar?

Tomita - Firebird Tomita - The Planets

Twist Dreams sounds fine with me. It's unusual, but not incorrect. It basically means dreams about twists.

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