Agneton

Very light and playful track! Good fx'es, nice swirling melodies and a rhythmic section that makes my head nod automatically ... Keep it up, this track is talent-proof!

Yes! Secret Of Mana, Alfalfa, Trapachkina,... :posford:

True, I think you could take the prices from discogs and divide them by 4. Then you got a reasonable price for a CD with a backcover missing (it's hard but that's the only way you might sell these ones, my friend... )

Lol I never ever saw this topic! Anyway, maybe a bit late to respond now, but like Nemo said, all those tunes will be featured on my album, and the album is getting released really soon! In two or three weeks it'll be for sale @ Psyshop, Saikosounds and more...I'll keep you guys updated!

Awesome. Some tracks are like listening to Cosmogenesis - Howling At The Moon, but even more crazy! I never took the time to hunt for your tracks on the net, so this is my first encounter with your music, and you overwhelmed me!

In the past I was pretty addicted to those 'gated' choirs and leads as well... (that's indeed the right word for it) Still if I consider the 'coolness' of it, it becomes less cool if you realize how easy it is to make yourself if you get your hands on the right vst's.

Ok folks, a new neo-nitzhonot release has arrived. Like always, you can expect a combination of full on-ish, epic and traditional eastern sounds on this Eutuchia compilation. Everybody is welcomed to download it for free @ Eutuchia! Imo it's not their strongest release, but still Eutuchia managed to gather some of the latest quality tracks in the genre, for example: *Psydition (the track has a groovy atmopshere, and although it doesn't put emphasize on climaxes, the flow is really nice and there are some nice eastern intermezzo's included) *Sanga (nice full on-ish nitzhonot with sweet arabic pads in the intro) *Tritonas (again a more than decent track that will easily please the epic-lovers) *Somnium (an interesting tune with a pretty unconventional atmosphere, also heavily influenced by psychedelic trance if you ask me) Also, there's a track of me (Agneton) included! If anybody happens to like my Goa-Nitzho style, you'll probably appreciate my contribution .

I liked everything including the border!

Gold CD, because it makes me think of the colour of crops No digipack, since you gotta be so damn careful with such records in order to not harm the artwork...

It's gorgeous. It remembers me a lot of the style I'm producing myself in fact. I feel like this guy knows what a good kickass goa track is about : D Keep it up!

I had a good laugh

It's a draft, those are not a part of the database, but still you can look them up when typing the right terms in the search field... More or less the same thing happened with the ancient Crop Circle album, which was still viewable on discogs although it had been "erased" properly...

Seems like you are talking about this one, Mars? http://www.discogs.com/release/1444861 I get the impression the soundmute team is a bit too enthusiastic there

While surfing on Discogs, I sometimes stumble upon weird and entirely incorrect entries. Some of them seem to be made by totally fake and amateurish artists, just wanting to promote themselves, while others just make funny reviews having nothing to do with the music. These are things that happen more often since the new version has gone online, but the good thing is that it's at least fun to discover 'n read all that crap... If you find any of these pages, post them here, I'll start with one that looks pretty suspicious... dj special k! http://www.discogs.com/artist/dj+special+k

Nope, real CD. I can confirm this

I really luvved PPK - Ressurection About Miro, I prefer Spaceman way over Purple Moon, the latter one sounding like a Newstyle Hardcore tune in the kick section 'n stuff. Spaceman is way more trancy ...

The fest was OK, music didn't interest me a lot, and there was indeed this electro 'groove' tent, which played "mainstream" music mostly. The lake nearby the festival's tent and the main boom environment was indeed muddy -or too dusty!-, but our tent had been placed a kilometer outside the festival's borders, and there it looked pretty romantic ... My memories about Boom are mostly positive, I had some great moments there, but that wasn't because of the music. There were lots of side-activities and lotsa good food 'n juices, shops,... so my day was always filled with excitement Btw 6 hours walking is still better than 17 hours by car blagh...

Kickass track indeed. Very original style that doesn't remind me of anything in particular, and a good dose of sweet sounds and rhythms...

The lead sound in Stuck In The Walls is not the same as the one in Moon Fishing! You have to agree with that. Moon Fishing got these big saws while SITW uses a sharp high synth sound. Furthermore the Pandemonium track emphasises on guitars much more than the two previous ones mentioned. Next to that, in the rhytmic section there's a huge difference between Pandemonium or SITW and Moon Fishing. The latter one was made out of a 6/8 rhythm, which is based on another flow than the regular 4/4 rhythm of the first two mentioned. There are more differences than just these mentioned, but probably neither you or I are going to change our opinion, so hm, that wouldn't help us further I guess... ***small remark*** Yeah just wanted to draw the attention to another difference that separates all tracks in the P! album...nearly each track has another kick. Kick-sounds seem to not matter that much for Goa and Psy people, unlike for people in other branches of music, for example Hardcore tunez. Anyway I always pay attention to the kicks, it's one of the main reasons why I fell in luv with Nitzho, but it strikes me how nobody ever mentioned the fact that albums like for example Ra or D5 use the same kick in like 20 tracks! Remarks on my remarks are always welcome!

Like I said, it's good to have some criticz around, but I still do not agree with you, friend stryder. The melodies aren't the same, most of them are in the same scale and there is indeed a rhythmic arrangement that sometimes returns, but the leads in Stuck In The Walls are in no way the same as in Sequoia, or Falling Stars, for example...different sounds, different melodies...just write them down in notes and you would see... peace from brother agnet

I'm sorry Strijder but I can't agree with you this time ... There's tons of albums out there that got a very similar feeling and usage of keys during all tracks, and what do you expect after all? If you wanna hear totally different stories on one piece of plastic, go buy a compilation. Besides, Filipe already proved us he can easily switch from one style to another, the guy has more faces than most Goa musicians did have in the past, just compare Lost Buddha 2005 to Amithaba Buddha 2008 or Pandemonium...I'm sure many people would easily be mislead by the different names and actually think it were different people. There's no clear link between Amithaba or Pandemonium, except for the fact that both are situated in the Goa/Psy spectrum. Anyway, even with your review there, you could easily transform the 3 to a 5 or even a 6 without changing a heck in what you wrote You can't disagree with the fact that you like most of the tracks, assumed that they were brought to you in the coarse of many years and party's, even if it's too much resemblance for you on one album. Of course I know your interpretation is welcome as well, nowadays it's hard to find an objective Goa reviewer, since the place is full of Suntrip/Cronomi/Phototrop/OIG people that could easily place their albums in front of your face, jelling that this one is honestly the best -not judging anyone!!!- Ok, enough said for too-day. I will make a review as well to show people that it's not soo bad as Stryder believes it is, hehe... Catch you later!

This sucks! Another mystery...

If that's the solution, I'd like to know how to do it...is there an easy way?

Mine is Fl7 version...checked some FAQ's but they don't give an answer, so me needz help!