[Anoebis]

Ok, here we are, after 1 year an update version which must be MUCH clearer and which is... bigger as well

[Insejn]

Good job man!
It looks great.

[Drosophila]

Looks like a lot time spend there Anoebis!!! Nice works....!!!




But where is Texas Fagott - Petoman's Peflett (2000) in the soumi experimental department (see u put Pilluminati Cunt Roll there)

Petoman was before Pilluminati (and better imho)

well just a suggestion

ed: they might both deserve to be there!

[faze]

Wow, nice work!

So many different styles that you've covered, I don't even know what Nhitzonot music is!

[draeke]

Insejn, on Jan 9 2007, 05:32 PM, said:

Good job man!
It looks great.

yes it indeed is great.. too bad the covers are gone tough
but is much more readable this way

[fosku]

You really know your business! Great job!

[Bahamut]

I guess it's nice if it means something to you
but I never understood people's drive to put everything into so much little categories

[seraph]

Great work Anoebis !

I see small mistake, Project Genesis is from 1998 and also Nasha.

[Anoebis]

hehe, thanks

this time I talked alot with people that like a particular style alot, before creating it, so that almost all is covered

@ Bahamut, the reason is pretty simple for me... If people are new into trance, and they hear about all those groups and genres etc, this will help them ALOT, like that terms will be much easier

also this may help people finding new kinds of music

[elftor]

thank you verry much !
this is indeed very handfull to get on your way an discover new music on your own.

[Sideffect...]

already seen it but it's wurth repeating,

nice job

good hosting btw

[reger]

i dont get it - if there is psy ambient/psy chill/psy downtempo branch, then why theres not-psychedelic branch for psy ambient/chill/downtempo ?

[Anoebis]

reger, on Jan 10 2007, 02:34 AM, said:

i dont get it - if there is psy ambient/psy chill/psy downtempo branch, then why theres not-psychedelic branch for psy ambient/chill/downtempo ?

ah well, it's just to show everyone there is a huge branch as well with not psychedelic ambient, but it would lead me too far to make such a branch as well specifically for not psychedelic ambient as this is about psychedelic electronic music

[Time_Trap]

Nice work..

but, Space Tribe - Heart Beat = Dark Psychedelic Trance ???



Also I remember under the dark forest psychedelic trance you used to have Derango - Tumult album in the old version which is amongst
the most representative of this style IMO..

[Anoebis]

Time_Trap, on Jan 10 2007, 02:34 PM, said:

Nice work..

but, Space Tribe - Heart Beat = Dark Psychedelic Trance ???
Also I remember under the dark forest psychedelic trance you used to have Derango - Tumult album in the old version which is amongst
the most representative of this style IMO..

Yes, I forgot the Forest Trance style there, I just noticed it... Kluster - Big Fix and Derango will be my picks there... Also about dark psychedelic trance... I will change it into "mainstream" psychedelic trance, because it isn't really dark indeed, just noisy

[Time_Trap]

Anoebis, on Jan 10 2007, 03:36 PM, said:

I will change it into "mainstream" psychedelic trance, because it isn't really dark indeed, just noisy

Yap my point exactly..

[Cosmogenesis]

Outstanding job, Anoebis! This new diagram is definitely more developped, more defined and more complete. Thank you for this nice teaching and congratulations!


I would like to ask you three probably stupid questions (sorry by advance), because I'm not a specialist, and I don't know if I understood clearly all the things on the tree.

1/If a goa trance album has been released in 2000, do you define it as old school or new school goa? For example, "To Sirius" from Ra, released in 2000 on blue moon prod., should I consider it as oldschool or newschool?

2/Do you think it might be worth to create a few under-branches inside the new school goa category? I ask this question because if, for example, I compare "Filteria - Heliopolis" and "Ethereal - Anima Mundi" (two new school goa albums), I think that both are really different, especially concerning their feeling, style and approach of the goa music. It might be possible to distinguish both. Or do you think it's useless and, on the contrary, we should regroup all the new school goa artists under one identity/genre?

3/I notice that you distinguish in the nitzchonot category, two sub-genres, called "uplifting" and "nitzchonot". I would like to ask you what's the difference between both terms, how do you distinguish both, because I heard them a lot of times to define the same music, and I'm completely lost now, I'm unable to make the difference.

[abasio]

faze, on Jan 10 2007, 01:43 AM, said:

Wow, nice work!

So many different styles that you've covered, I don't even know what Nhitzonot music is!

I, for some reason always assumed this was an artist
But then I am dumb

[snowball]

great work anoebis!!there are some classics(D5,Asia 2001,Darshan,etc etc) I dont see here,but It doesnt matter,you covered the genres very well!!!

what did u use to make this??

[Time_Trap]

snowball, on Jan 10 2007, 07:40 PM, said:

great work anoebis!!there are some classics(D5,Asia 2001,Darshan,etc etc) I dont see here,but It doesnt matter,you covered the genres very well!!!

what did u use to make this??

MSPaint..