longloststar

My favorite of the year so far, as well. Any day is a rainy day, with Rigning running.

Well I shall hope the track is as nifty as the equation then.

The preview sounds very very nice. Hope the rest is in the same slow style.

Thats because you're a troll. Trolls don't have tear channels. Secede - Kingdom Of Hearts Talpa - Lullaby For Ms Ivon The Orb - A Huge Ever Growing Pulsating Brain That Rules From the Centre of the Ultraworld Ulrich Schnauss - 50% of his songs and so on.

Do you like this one more or less than his second album Step InA Rasta Step? I like his first, but found his second very boring.

Look at that smirk on your face, quite the ladie's man aren't you Jon? That RA track is almost so good, you want to not lie about how you're into the early psychedelic days of Beatles and stuff like the Grateful Dead to a broad (when you tell her you like psychedelic music and she looks at you like a questionmark) just so that you can bag her to some decent fucking music for once. Speaking of ladies. Anyway that was a long and unnecessary sentence, I'll just say good compilation, to be concise and relevant.

I guess they aren't intelligent enough to hear higher frequencies.

Abakus - That much closer... feels as summery as hell.

Type out some good midtempo psy, the list might be short I fear. Bigwigs - The National Heroes... Kino Oko - Alphabetically Divided Highway Benza - Schwarze Now The Defender Thats what I can think of, and some of those might be too fast.

Found this one to be quite interesting, hopefully someone will write a proper review for it.

Typical awkward outdoor psydancing, they all look like they're stomping ants. I enjoyed it. Also enjoyed the thumb-thing you did there somewhere near the end, very Borat-esque.

His debut "The Long Walk Home" is one for the history books, in my opinion.

I, for one, have faith in your talent.

I found their previous release "Some Kind of Creativity" much better.

No more of that smooth trancey melodious style, this is much different from the particularly great "Useless Science". Can't help feeling disappointed or rather sad, that they abandoned that style. I guess this is good though, if you like the more rough style of soumi.

This is beautiful space chillout, much like Distant System - Spiral Empire. Where Spiral Empire depicts space as vast lonely wastes, separate and ultimately in control of Man, Endless Universe views space as a playground for humans far evolved; or as their true home in some strange future. To me, this is one of those albums that I cannot imagine not cherishing for ever, since it succeeds so well in being music, what ever that might mean.

Surprised to find no review by Jon Coco of this one. Anyway, I found it excellent and overall definitely matching Tandu. Although no track here is as great as Naughty Moves/Visually Distorted, all the tracks are stronger than the weaker of Multimoods. The best of marks.

The anime series "Kaiba" is similar to "Mind Game" in certain senses, and is also great.

One of the best albums I've heard.

What the hell is PLUR?

Quoted for truth.

I have listened to this quite a lot, very smooth and musical full-on. Recommended.

Arguments for this? Also, if something sounds cheesy, then it is cheesy, because being cheesy is just a description of how something sounds.

To me, musical cheese is simply the inclusion of numerous melodies which lack depth; that is, they are catchy but you quickly grow tired of them. I think this definition is quite intuitive and makes all the examples mentioned, ABBA Holymen etc cheesy, which they should be. With this definition, this album is clearly cheesy to me. Of course this is a subjective judgement in the end (maybe you dont grow tired of the melodies quickly), even though the definition might be good.

This release has had a very short half-life for me, while I still enjoy The Art Of Being Non, I find myself annoyed whenever a song from When the Somberness... pops up during random raids of the playlist. Probably because of the cheese.