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Very interesting replies! It was very interesting to listen to "infinite" music! I too love this album. It's wonderful. Mainly because there is a different rythm in the music. It's like listening to complicated jazz and you feel another groove and rythm then in almost all psytrance and goa.

VA - YggdraSounds - 16.July 2008 1. Konkylie - Underwater 2. Procs - Open Up 3. Krussedull - Banana Boat 4. Hutti Heita - EQ 4 U 5. Zoolog - Maria Johanna 6. Hutti Heita - Twisting the Night Away 7. Alter Egon & Loke - Spectral Ghost 8. Loke - Riding Bridges 9. Derango - Ginnungagap Hello all! I'm not used to write reviews, but after searching the forum for this album and nothing came out I felt I was forced to announce it. Actually it is only because of one track: Krussedull - Banana Boat. IMHO that track was the best of 2008! For samples: http://www.yggdrasilrecords.net/?item=releases Carl

Omg lol, this studio must be a joke?? Carl

Hi everyone! This topic is not about the latest and greatest, but the top songs you thought was most relevant to your music listening this year. I have to say that I discovered some CDs this year that have completely changed my way to listen to music. My biggest influences this year is compilations from vertigo records and, of course, rediscovery of old school goa. My top list for 2007 issss: 11: Chi-A.D - Biocandy Quite boring half of the song, but the there is a pause and it builds up and explodes! It has a great melody (probably taken from a .xm-song made by a guy here in Stockholm). 10: Tribalistic Society - Beautiful Morning Minimalism isn't dead. This is a very nice song with a great rhythm. A great evolution of minimalism. 9: Katastrof - Jigsaw A great track from the compilation Terror from the Depths. It has a katastrofic high tempo (like all tracks), but you get used to it and ride on the very progressive bassline. 8: Derango - Invention of Nothingness This one has also a great progressive bassline, on a higher pitch than used to in psytrance. It progresses wonderful as Nordic trance are used to, in opposition to israelic trance. If someone can tell what they say in the sample? "Please enjoy, the pro? saga of cosmos", or? 7: James Reipas - Kashahum James Reipas does everyone love. Their latest album has a good portion of irony (which is more common in north of Europe?). Track names like "Baltic Sea" and "We are not intelligent" speaks for it self. 6: Odd Harmonic - Intensive Hinderance This one is quite special. It has a great rhythm and is divided into two main themes. One with the rhythm and one with an orgy in synthesizers. My favorite part is after the "Darkness will take you"-sample. 5: I Savastano - Coppertone Wow! What a great and simple old-school goa track! It charms me alot, and is in a kind of easy listening. Which can be reliefing. 4: Osom - Boa Noite This one is really good. Good intro, and then a great part where the whole track builds up for several minutes. It gets really intensive, the strange sample which sounds like an analog instrument is quite good. I think I like it, but I'm not sure. The ending is for everyone. Even my friends who listens to rap and stoner metal loves it. 3: Tamlin - Fjaqek This one characterizes todays mushroom trance. It's on the compilation Schizm, and a wonderful comment on the compilations is "How much mushroom do they take in the Swedish forest?". I can totally agree. This one is amazing. It's a great montage of samples which take you on a big ride and is quite trying. 2: Metallix - Noise Reduction (Polyphonia remix) Another amazing song. I didn't really understand it until I got an idea while listening to the last part. In pop-music there are melodies which are really easy to recognize. This tracks melody is just a synthesizer where the artist experiment with an oscillator and making waves and "knorr" (swe. curl) to the rest. My favorite of this year is: 1: NAKED TOURIST - AS WELL AS YOU DANCE (INSANE BEHAVIOR REMIX) An incredible song! I love it, and I can't get enough of it! Without intro, just a crescending synth and then bam! a hard hitting bass. It has a great rhythm with great synthesizers to it and you just wanna dance. Later it builds up and a quite funny sample asks you "Excuse me, do you fuck as good as you dance?". And after that the rhythm continues and explodes in crazy laser synthesizers. Thank you Carl

Hi guys! I have just started with reason4 and found a subtractor 303. It's available here: http://geocities.com/scoutledaren/tb303.zip Tell me what you think about it Carl

Hello there! Great forum. 6 years ago I read every review with old school goa records and used audiogalaxy.com to listen it thru. However, yesterday I tried reason4 and I have a feeling in getting into music making again. But one of my refill files can't be opened. I try with the samplers, but all I find is lots of directories which are empty. Is it the samplers I must use to open it, or can I extract the file somehow? Thanks Carl

the best is, ofcourse, PSYKO DISKO and second infected mushroom

this is it, the greatest cover! Im sorry for the bad quality, you must have the original! 'Couse, its lika a million things happening in the cover that you explorer for hours and hours ...