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Ash Ra Tempel - Deep Distance (1976) beautiful happy warm old skool synth vibes

Snap - Rhythm Is A Dancer first 4x4 track I remember I liked when I was 11 or so :posford:

Deep Purple - Highway Star

Klaus Schulze - Sequenzer (From 70 To 07) Hmmm, nah. There was potential though, but as a whole it's a yawnfest. Last good, no *great* thing he did was Dark Side of Moog IX in 2002.

Symphoid - One Ticket to Venus :clapping: :clapping: :clapping: :clapping:

one of the greatest goa/psy tracks I've heard, awesome :posford:

glad u liked it mix is still up

Nobody else got this or is even interested? I could praise the music and artists again, but let me just point you to the 12 minute preview that's very tasty http://www.steveroach.com/Features/Kairos/download.php Watch it with headphones....if you dont want to have quicktime installed, get VLC mediaplayer to watch this http://www.videolan.org/vlc/ Anyway, last bump.... just trying to get some attention for it cuz I think some ppl here may really like it. :drama:

Sasha - Baja Can't get enough :clapping: Seriously one of the most beautiful chillout tracks I've ever heard. A little masterpiece on its own. (best music under name of Sasha is usually made together with or exclusively by other artists)

yeah me too actually, except bagpipes

most played/favorite electronic trax in the last weeks and months 1. Klaus Schulze - Return of the Tempel (electronic/improvised) 2. Steve Roach - Lifeforming (hyperactive ambient) 3. Sasha - Baja (chillout) 4. Armin Van Buuren - Shivers (guilty pleasure trance) 5. BEN - Raised (The Digital Blonde Remix - BEN Edit) (trance)

Paul Ellis - The Sacred Ordinary - Shining I got goosebumps all over again. What a track. Electronic music of the highest order. :clapping:

synthesizer piano (electric) guitar drums orchestra

Sasha - Fundamental

Alan Silvestri - The Predator Theme http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPFA367x-C0 It's just so cool. Someday I'm gonna write a theme like that.

not nearly the best, but good, IMO

Ticon - Rip It Up

Try to use tracks that fit together and maintain the flow of the mix. I like mixes that slowly but surely increase in intensity... or the other way around, you could start energetic and gradually let it become more chilled..... or whatever you want A lot of tracks in the chill/ambient genre may have short or longer (beatless) intro's and/or outro's, that are suitable for mixing with the next track with a simple crossfade. Like this: when track A has 'noises' (without tones/melody) at the end (or the point where you make it end), you can often easily mix that with track B, that also has 'noises' OR tones/melody at the start (or the point where you make it start). When both tracks have rhythms and melodies all the way, it's gonna be (very) hard to mix chillout music and still make the transition sound smooth and harmonic. IMO the coolest thing that can be achieved with mixing this type of music is when both track A and B have tonal/melodic qualities at the end/start and form a sort of harmony together during the transition. I hope that made any sense lol

Super Castlevania 4 - Bloody Tears Super Castlevania 4 - Vampire Killer Super Castlevania 4 - Beginning Super Castlevania 4 - Room of Close Associates Super Castlevania 4 - Dracula Battle Super Castlevania 4 - Ending the climax of the coolest game soundtrack ever :posford:

Raison D'Etre - Metamorphyses Phase IV I hereby declare this as the greatest 'intense dark noise'-electronic music of all time.

Pete Namlook & Geir Jenssen - Talk to the Stars :clapping:

LSG - The Hidden Sun of Venus (Oliver Lieb remix) :posford:

yeah good stuff

Juno Reactor - Mutant Message

Pete Namlook & Klaus Schulze - Dark Side Of The Moog IX - Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Mother part 1