Dragonflier

That's more of an ambient song than psy though. If psy-ambient counts, then I guess there's lots to choose from, for instance: Shpongle - ...And the Day Turned To Night (19:57)

http://www.discogs.com/release/107374 We'll see when the new album comes out (if ever).

SYT - School Of Thought Old-school......

What are you talking about man? Acts like Orbital, Underworld and Plastikman are among the most prolific in the history of electronic music, and is definetely not "boring". Music like this is still being made, even though it doesn't sound exactly the same. Just because you don't like it doesn't mean it's bad.

Actually it's the other way around, the track is by System 7, and remixed by Plastikman. The remix is over 19 minutes long, and indeed a brilliant piece of acid.

Hotaka isn't their newest tune man, it was released in 2002. And if you don't like the original (it isn't my favourite either), check out the Thomas P. Heckmann Remix, it rocks! That is if you like techno though. As for the original question, yes Juno like all others have made bad tracks, that goes without saying. When you make that much music not all can be brilliant. They certainly have a pretty big majority of quality though, and right now I can't remember the title of any straight out bad tracks, even though I'm sure they exist.

Maybe it's just me, but I find nothing special about that name. In fact, I think it's kind of cheesy. The music is better though.

3 is the correct number, though one of them, "Aftermath", was released in a very limited number, 300. Discogs is your friend.

Writing "album" at the start of the thread title isn't exactly what you're supposed to do, but..... We have a system here you know. This isn't even a review, so what is it doing here anyways?

Weathermen - Phat Phunk Phreak HARD acid techno!

MOS' style is indeed very interesting, I've liked almost everything I've heard from them. Their side-project Nerve is also great, gets way too little attention IMO. Would be nice if they released something again, has been a while now.

Wasn't there another thread like this one? Anyways, I voted for Labyrinth of course.

I think you got somethin wrong. From where I live India/Asia is east, Egypt is south. Egypt is southern melodies then and not eastern. If egyptian melodies is the same as indian/eastern, then what is the point with this thread?

How could I forget about BPC? The main reason why I first listened to their music was because of the cool name, and then I found out that the music was just as great!

Green Nuns Of The Revolution and Battle Of The Future Buddhas springs to mind. Eat Static is also pretty cool.

Chris Cowie - Roamer From the "Direct Connect EP". High quality Tech House/Techno stuff.

Still, you have to admit it's pretty amateurish. You wouldn't think these people even know english, and in that case maybe they should hire someone that actually does.

But eastern melodies aren't egyptian, are they?

O.V.N.I. - Trajectory Old-school goodness.....

Woot? Nobody likes them? Well, I like them at least, very good stuff.

More acid trance than goa, but it's indeed a quality track.

L.S.G. - Lonely Casseopaya

And where do you find that classification, in the official edm lexicon? To me Holymen sound like dance music for kids, nothing to do with goa whatsoever. But hey, if you want to listen to their music, feel free......

Err, yes it is, at least most of their tracks have clear nitzhont influences. As stated they have some good stuff, but most of it is tbh a little too cheesy for my taste. No comparison to Holymen though.

According to discogs it's Tech House/Tribal House/Experimental, so I'd say it's pretty far from eurotrance. Anyways, that's a pretty fucked up reaction, you should get the cd again and play it on full volume while she's home as payback!