Bahamut

For me that is something that is at least highly melodic and rhythmic at some point... and hypnotic and spacy.... and 'full', 'warm' and 'organic' sounding... Some stuff I would even describe as "organized chaos"..... it has to have a certain special touch that makes me say it's psychedelic.

for me it's more of a slow process instead of suddenly getting it there's a lot of music that's immediately nice the first time (and a lot that isn't), but my real favorites have always required time to get into.... but when I finally get the whole picture, they will be favorites forever

Steve Roach & Vir Unis - Born of Fire simply awesome

Tangerine Dream - Stratosfear

don't know him, sounds interesting

Cass and Slide - Perception (new vocal mix) Really like it =)

Ticon - We Are The Mammoth Hunters

nope, you liek it? methinks biosphere can be a bit boring

Tchaikovsky - Waltz of the Flowers

Debussy - Arabesque No 1

Michael Hoenig - Departure from the Northern Wasteland

REDSHIFT - MANIA awesome

Air - Ce Matin Là Very, very cool track

Indeed another awesome track from the Greek maestro Vangelis. Stuff like that puts a lot of today's electronic musicians in their place.

http://www.colleenplays.org/SOUNDS/sounds.htm# some of the samples are quite nice but the quality sucks so yes, it exists

by coincidence I just read this topic on hypnos (ambient) forum: http://207.234.140.108/ubb/ultimatebb.php?...ic;f=7;t=001623 about some chick who uses guitar and other accoustic instruments and loop devices in real time to make ambient-like music, or something

The mighty Ozric Tentacles - A Gift of Wings

PRODIGY - GIRLS

It's something I discovered and listened to for a short while... I thought it was really cool (actually, cheesy and cool at the same time).. but after a short while the thrill was over... I never really liked it that much again. What makes it nice are the fat analog leads, the catchy/funky rhythms and basslines and also the imperfection because it's not always as perfectly tight as todays dance music.

Klaus Schulze - Return Of The Tempel (with Ashra on guitar) Wooooow!!!!!! Completely different from his 70s classics. But what a piece...... it's fantastic aural entertainment (except the stupid keyboard-saxophone). There's such a great pace to this music, it keeps me moving all the time. And I loooove the guitar. Music, just endless music, for dreamers like me, that's what it is. You either totally love or hate this. Call it easy listening for all I care. In that case, I like easy listening!

SASHA - XPANDER

Move D & Namlook - Hardwired - Hypotenuse superb

PETE NAMLOOK & BILL LASWELL - THE FATE OF ENERGY SO BLOODY AWESOME

Steve Roach - To The Threshold of Silence

Ritchie Hawtin & Pete Namlook - Do Bassdrums Have Feelings? funny title