Paul Eye

Yep

Don't forget Superluminal.

I heard a local pizza place play Infected Mushroom's Converting Vegetarians (Trance Side) a few years ago. That sure felt a bit out of place, with the customers at that moment being mainly parents with their kids

Tandu - Rodeo @ 7:40 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIG6km09TP8

Oh, I completely forgot that one

You know, there are people who'd be willing to sell their parents to get that album. QFT

Hehe

People who laugh at their own "jokes".

OK, I got the CDs but no email

Are you sure that's the reason he included some extra CDs?

Krusseldorf.

I got them too. Interesting that the 2Minds CD isn't on Discogs yet.

I didn't say that.

Something I forgot: dogs. The smaller the more annoying.

I know the feeling "lolwut seriously you can't be more than 20" 1981

I can't even remember.

Oh, and now that I'm back at work again after a month's hiatus: My coworkers. Every single one of them. The mind boggles at such a concentration of stupidity.

Yes. Ending a track well is an art in itself. A fadeout is the cheapest solution and shows a total lack of imagination. Many otherwise great tracks are ruined at least to some degree by a fadeout at the end. A prime example is (val)Liam's album Dissolving Archetypes where EVERY. DAMN. TRACK. ends with a fadeout. Grr.

Artists who end their tracks with a fadeout. Teenagers. My neighbours.

Nebula Meltdown, Filteria, GNOTR. That's it for goa. Unless James Monro happens to spin some oldschool

Unreleased Tandu? Sweet

And on the promo it's called "Star Above Parvathi (Dub)"

That seems to be on the vinyl version, not on the CD. So is the one on the vinyl the same as the Bijli Mahadev Mix?

Delta Aquarids

Star Above Parvati is correct AFAIK. The Bijli Mahadev Mix is Doof's own downtempo-ish remix, and the Orchestral World Groove remix (which actually is a kind of a remix of the Bijli Mahadev Mix) can be found at least on the Backroom Beats compilation.