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Good evening I got permission to share my remix of this track. It didnt make the cut but had lots of fum doing this remix. The feedback I did get from one of the other zenon producers that it was all over the place. https://soundcloud.com/grantstanleysa/fractal-joke-dimensional-143dm

Listening to it now and all I can say is that the modern full on psytrance prodcuers could certainly learn a thing or 12 from this!

The Alan Parsons Project - Sirius (Instrumental) (1982) Etnica - 38° Parallelo (1994) | released at 2018 Uncredited remix | Again

2 Prana4ever: Thank you very much! I'm only superficially familiar with California Sunshine's work, especially their later material (although I have about 6–7 of their tracks in my favorites). This is actually the first time I've heard this 2017 track. I know that their famous "Rain" is actually Electric Universe — Rain (California Sunshine Remix). I'll share another Etnica rework, also uncredited, although in this case the track title at least hints at the original source. Etnica - Fade (2004) is essentially a cover/remix of Visage - Fade To Grey (1980). Producer, Written-By – Maurizio Begotti, Max Lanfranconi. Yet none of the original Fade To Grey songwriters are mentioned.

Holy Men — Desert Storm (1999). The “Peace No Peace” sample can be heard at 0:33 and 6:26, taken from the movie Independence Day (1996). The track has a four-minute intro, and the beautiful lead melody doesn't appear until 3:59. In the age of Shorts and Reels, that approach to music composition simply doesn't work anymore. Tracks like this get skipped after ten seconds because if they don't grab your attention immediately, it's game over. That said, for me, this track is still a Goa trance classic, regardless of its structure. I generally prefer music for home listening rather than for the dancefloor or parties, so that may be one of the reasons why I appreciate tracks like this.

I heard some were surprised that I was willing to rerelease that album in 2015, when I was still part of Suntrip Records, despite that very critic review. How is that possible? Was it just a money thing? Are we frauds? Well, no: it's been 25 years since my review above, and ooh it does feel like someone else wrote it! To me, in the pre-2000 era, the best Asia 2001 album remains "Live". And I never liked Râ or Strange World although they have some very interesting moments. At the time I thought Psykadelia was cheesy, and yet, in retrospect, I would still rank it as the second best album of Asia 2001. I should have phrased it like that. The 6.5/10 mark? Quarrelsome at best. I know there are other reviews of mine that are hasty and negative or that may have hurt the artists themselves and I am sorry for that. I was young and stupid. Fast forward 15 years, I remember calling Gilbert myself, telling him we were interested in re-releasing Psykadelia because it was a landmark in goatrance, and I was sincere. Tastes and perspective change with time. In 15 years, the student me living in Paris where so many great and big-headed parties were taking place, became a worker, a husband, a father, moved abroad, lost a mother, got a cancer, made difficult career choices...and in the meantime became a label manager, met artists, visited studios, and realized all the sweat and blood it took to make music. 15 years to learn the value of certain things. And there is still room for improvement even today. On that November 8th 2000 I had no clue, no empathy, no hindsight, and was certainly too arrogant to accept that album is kick-ass!

There’s a distorted metal guitar inside: Yamabikaya - Kitchen Fighter

7.5 / 10 for me, after reading the first 2 pages of review I was expecting so much more. Good, but overrated in my opinion. Only track 4 sounds special to me.

Yeah I would definitely be interested in what you think of IM The Supervisor. I wouldn't give that album more than about 2/5 either to be honest. It is just that in reviews people sound like they think it has no redeeming features at all, whereas I did enjoy a few interesting melodies.

The track you're looking for is 4 Winds Circle & Electric Universe - 4 Tune Circle. It's been on a few compilations, Positive Alchemists Vol 1, Goa Vol 15.

1993, what a great track. Collab between Laurent Garnier, Shazz (Aurora Borealis), and St Germain:

Thanks. About to get a proper goa sound check out this and more of Cosmosis videos, he talk about it

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It's strange, neither Etnica nor California Sunshine credit the original.

The new Olivia Rodrigo album "you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love" Great little pop album

One might disagree with this interpretation, but I don't think anyone can claim to have "corrected him"; the findings are just neuroimaging data. How you interpret them in a philosophical context is open to debate. The problem is that many neuroscientists adhere unquestioningly to materialist philosophy, and can become polemic with those who challenge the status quo. Regardless of whether his analytic idealism is the best theory on consciousness or not, Kastrup is a brilliant mind that is worth our attention. He has also debated many scholars and scientists. There is plenty of material online.

Interesting perspective... however I relistened to 3-4 "newer" IM albums - to rate em also on RYM - and got not much there to be positive. Need to chekc how this one came out but, rating for the others was 1,5 / 5 and 2 / 5 iirc But there cover pics are still GOOD. OKAY EDIT, i have rated 2 newer ones then this " IM The Supervisor" seems this i have not rated yet (at least not found in my list, so gonna listen at the weekend and let u know my thoughts . if anyone is interested in them ? :P) Yes i remember now these 2 were so bad (for MY taste) that i lost interest and not torture me w/ more new stuff from them. But this "IM" is more on the still old side from 2004, so in theory should be not as bad

Guess this is more in the dark techno realm: (as most know i am into darker/indus stuff :P)

DANKE, finally some posts And I will follow ur tips... Here whats said at redit about guy: "Bernardo Kastrup argues that the world is fundamentally mental. A person’s mind is a dissociated part of one cosmic mind. “Matter” is what regularities in the cosmic mind look like. This dissolves the problem of consciousness and explains odd findings in neuroscience." HOWEVER here the post w/ most likes;: FUNNY_NAME_ALL_CAPS • vor 1 Jahr Lost all respect for Kastrup when he misinterpreted fMRI/EEG data from a psychedelics paper and refused to acknowledge his mistake when the scientists behind the paper corrected him. I even like Idealism, just wish this guy wasn't the face of it.

Quietman – Tranquil (Remix By The Art Of Trance) (1994) Etnica & Pleiadians – Plasma Light (2014)

Hey! Your post is actually a bit off-topic for this forum since we focus on psy-trance here, but your track sounds more like Drone Ambient. It's not really my thing, to be honest, but I do know a couple of absolute classics from that genre: Biosphere — Substrata (1997) Irezumi — Endurance (2008)

Can anyone identify the artist/track name in this youtube video? Or even if you just know any artists that make music like this it would be interesting to know about them!

S.U.N. Project - Energia Magica

Infected Mushroom – IM The Supervisor I wanted to see what all the fuss was about. You know what, I didn't find it quite as awful as people made out. Yeah, their vocals are epically cringey, the full on basses are boring and there are a few cheesey or overly pop melodies, but there are still lots and lots of bits that sound pretty good. Not really a good album, but nowhere near as bad as a lot of Goa fans would have had me believe.