Guest Moo Posted November 27, 2001 Posted November 27, 2001 Well, after some deep research, for me, the VERY first track that sounded like goatrance and influenced MASSIVELY the goatrance style was the original version of KLF (or The Timelords, as they were known back then) - What Time is Love released back in 1987!!! The original version is light years ahead of the remixed "commercial" version that was released a few years after with the rapping and female vocals on it... Quote
Guest Moo Posted November 27, 2001 Posted November 27, 2001 BTW is SFX - Techno the same as Techno Terror Quote
Guest jons Posted November 27, 2001 Posted November 27, 2001 The very first (real) goa record i got hold on was concept in dance. It was the first electronic music record on wich i read about parties in goa under the palm trees and stuff. Quote
Guest jaminben Posted November 27, 2001 Posted November 27, 2001 and had ( the tribal science one) 2 tip track : the infinity project - ego shredder & t.i.p - squidgy atomica and more... also, i think "scarab" was the first 12" release by matsuri ... Quote
Guest Inukko Posted November 28, 2001 Posted November 28, 2001 Any chance of getting CDR's of some of these tracks? I'd be willing to pay postage+materials, plus of course a good "finder's fee"... :-) Quote
Guest Jikkenteki Posted November 28, 2001 Posted November 28, 2001 Although I still say the oldest "goa" track is Pink Floyd's "On The Run" (just add the kick and it is all there), the oldest thing I recently rediscovered in my collection is the "Nova Mute: Version 1.1" Comp from 1993 with Juno Reactor, Doof and a bunch of other old but good stuff... I had forgotten I even had this as I haven't touched it in probably 5 years. Quote
Guest Stormbringer Posted November 28, 2001 Posted November 28, 2001 I still think that the track "Smoke My Dang-A-Long" by Erection released on Trigger records (1992) is the first track you could really compare to Goa/Psy. But I must confess that I´m pretty confused now when some tracks that I haven´t even heard of before are called the very first goa-/psy-track. Quote
Guest Inukko Posted November 29, 2001 Posted November 29, 2001 That would be great Dieznyik... just send me a list of your old records (pre-1995), and I'll make you an offer. Quote
Guest Elysium Project Posted November 29, 2001 Posted November 29, 2001 I will next year re-release all my old goa releases and unreleased stuff from 1994-1995... more news will follow :-) Quote
Guest Moo Posted November 29, 2001 Posted November 29, 2001 Man, just listen to What Time is Love? (original version) and speed the BPM to around 130... pure goa!!! It doesn't sound like goa, it IS goa!!! Quote
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