Guest Kristian Posted June 23, 2003 Posted June 23, 2003 Psydrop - Fantasy Seeds Artist: Psydrop Title: Fantasy Seeds Label: Agitato Records Date: 2003 Track listing: 01. 7'4'1"" Fantasy Seeds 02. 7'0'9"" Magic Dragon 03. 7'1'3"" Fear And Loathing 04. 7'3'9"" Vox Populi 05. 7'1'7"" Indoor Velocity 06. 7'4'0"" Digital Culture 07. 7'2'0"" Wisdom Quest 08. 6'5'3"" Space Alliance 09. 7'5'5"" City Of God Review: Absolute fantastic! This is the future for old and new Goa! For the first time in years I am (as an oldschool fan) able to enjoy psytrance! For the first time a release which successfully manages to combine the modern trance sound with oldschool Goa in a splendid way. This is were psy/goatrancemusic should have continued after the melodic era up to 1999. All tracks are very well produced with a faster BPM just as it should be with dancemusic! I have no words! BUY IT!!! THIS IS THE FUTURE! (I HOPE!) 9/10! Quote
freak51 Posted June 23, 2003 Posted June 23, 2003 ... this WAS the future. Now it's mostly the past, with a hint of the present. It's a competent piece of work, but this style is just so very busy. There is no restraint. Get it if you like it full-on, with sounds blasting out of every part of the audible spectrum. Personally, I'll pass. Quote
Guest Slave2rave Posted June 24, 2003 Posted June 24, 2003 Well, well. I'm absolutely stunned by this release. Full-on psytrance is not what i like the most, but i have to recognize the very high quality of this album. I still can't believe what's that track 8, Space Alliance. For sure, a song you'll will hear lot in parties all around the world. Another very nice tunes are Magic Dragon and Vox Populi. But man... i still CAN'T believe my ears... what's that track 8? My brain is blast away. 9/10! Quote
Guest Brookina Posted June 28, 2003 Posted June 28, 2003 Fanelly, an asom cd in the year 2003. Fantasy Seeds from psydrop(Yoni Salah) is fantastic, amezing & brailent. full-on you never herd, graet base-lines and fast BPM, every singel track is asom. i give this cd 12/10!!!!!!!! an r e a l Quote
Tatsu Posted July 2, 2003 Posted July 2, 2003 So far this is the album of the year for me. It is full-on but not in the GMS style. It's more old-school like with a lot of melodies and screaming noises. The best track is Fear And Loathing, and not because of the samples from the movie but because of the melody. It's been a long time since I heard such a great track. I think one can clearly hear that Psydrop evolved a lot since the first album (which was also nice btw). Hope more music like this will be released! Quote
Guest LoneDeranger Posted July 8, 2003 Posted July 8, 2003 This album's is much more darker and serious then Yoni's first one. Which is good, because you have to listen to it a couple of times to truly appreciate it. Best tracks are 1,3(!),4(!),6,7,8. Overall: 9.5/10 Quote
GusSarcoffa Posted February 17, 2009 Posted February 17, 2009 Coming way late to this party...and not staying very long. There's some good energy here in a few of these tracks but they are marred by very cheesy (to my ears) and repetitive melodic figures. And the tracks don't really develop. They hit a plateau and then park there for several minutes. Predictable breakdowns and lackluster samples don't do much to improve the view. When I close my eyes and listen to fullon I want to picture Gods...crashing into Stars...and Fucking them! But when I close my eyes and listen to this I just picture a guy hunched over a synth twisting some knobs. Quote
longloststar Posted February 19, 2009 Posted February 19, 2009 I love this album, it has such a mellow and not-in-your-face quality while still maintaining good full-on energy. Quote
Insejn Posted February 19, 2009 Posted February 19, 2009 It's not that bad but I prefer his debut much more. Quote
Trance2MoveU Posted December 10, 2013 Posted December 10, 2013 Ten years along and unfortunately it doesn't pack quite the same punch when I first heard it. Things change in a decade. A decade ago I smoked weed. Now? Now I refill sippy cups. So let's see...bass lines? Pure full-on. Melodies? Good in places, but during others it's like brushing your teeth with a cheese stick. Home loves the samples and they are everywhere. I love a good Samuel L. Jackson declaration as much as the next guy, but when I say these are everywhere I'm not kidding. It brings the power frequently, but doesn't all full-on? Some tracks have sweet breaks and good transitions, but my self conscious informs me that I've outgrown this Israeli full-on. I was gonna say outgrown like a pair of ten year old pants, but I can still wear those. *makes cat scratch motion with hand* Rowr! Mdk Quote
exotic Posted March 12, 2017 Posted March 12, 2017 I rated this topic 5 stars just for wisdom quest . Its oozing with so much energy . Total dance-floor killer ! Quote
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