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  1. V/A - Movers And Groovers 2

     

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    Artist: Various

    Title: Movers And Groovers 2

    Label: TIP World

    Date: 2001

     

    Track listing:

     

    01. 06'06" Zorba Feat Chicago : Chicago Hype

    02. 08'40" Logic Bomb : Dumbfound

    03. 06'35" Cyberbabas : Indigo Blue

    04. 06'45" Spacefly : Individual

    05. 06'22" Manmademan : Arabian Daze

    06. 10'37" Ticon : Input, Output, Kaput

    07. 06'24" Prometheus : There Is A Time

    08. 05'27" Tycho : Hallelujah

    09. 06'13" Bus : Straylight Dub

    10. 06'36" Zorba Feat Chicago : Voyage Of Ulysses

     

    Review:

     

    Here we have the follow-up for the very popular Movers & Groovers from last

    year. And let me start by saying that this is IMHO a very worthy follow-up.

    First up is Zorba with Chicago in a tracks that's kicks of slowly, but

    slowly develops into something a bit harder, but still with a "lazy feel" to

    it. Has a very nice squishy sound throughout the track that you either like

    or hate. I personally like it. Brilliant track. #2 is the mad Swedes from

    Logic Bomb who delivers one of their lighter and very melodic tracks here.

    Has lots of bird-like sounds in it. ;o). #3 by Cyberbabas are veterans Benji

    Vaughan and Raja Ram who delivers a simply BEAUTIFUL track. This is very

    melodic and very psychedelic at the same time. Killer. Up next is #4

    Spacefly who are also veterans in psychedelic music [Olli Wisdom & Albert

    Moses]. This is a darker track with a heavier bass-line. Has a funny Monty

    Phyton/Life Of Brian quote in the middle: "You are all individuals.YES,

    WE'RE ALL INDIVIDUALS! .You are all different. YES, WE'RE ALL DIFFERENT!"

    :-). Classic quote. I can't believe no-one ever used that before.Very nice,

    dark pounding track here. #6 by ManMadeMan has a nice Arabian feel to it as

    implied in the title. An quite OK track, but the whole Arabian feel tends to

    get a bit boring towards the end of the track. Average track. Next up #6 is

    the well-know Ticon track. This is GOOD. Starts of minimal, but Frederik &

    Filip eventually throw in more and more amazing effects which forms a

    fantastic track. The only flaw this track has, is that's it's too long. They

    could have made it about 7 minutes. Anyway, this track ROCKS. We continue to

    #7 which again is a Benji Vaughan project. He offers a true gem here. This

    is definitely a slower track than Ticon, but still very good though perhaps

    a little boring towards the end. Up next is Tycho #8 with track that almost

    sound clubby at first. But don't worry, it's definitely not clubby, rather

    dubby without really being dubby. Do I make sense here? What I'm trying to

    say here is, that this track has a certain relaxed feel to it. Not my fav'e

    on this comp. but still quite OK. #9 Now things are REALLY slowing down with

    this Gus Till track which start out with dreamy sounds and female vocals

    (!!). But then all of a sudden there is a bass-line slowly developing from

    somewhere. A very relaxed one that continues for the rest of this VERY

    MELLOW track along side the female voice Cozzie having multiple orgasms..

    :-) Very nice.*gg* . Finally there's Zorba & Chicago [Again!] #10 on the

    last track. If you thought that you were going to have a nice ambient track

    as the last one, then think again! This is a full-on stomper and delivers a

    VERY GOOD ending to this amazing compilation. Nice. All in all I can totally

    recommend this compilation and it is a VERY WORTHY follow-up. At times it

    reminds me of Order Odonata 5, so if you liked that you'll love this.

    That's it! Rating 8.9/10 Bom shankar!

  2. Brilliant, brilliant.... It's said that Raja Ram was inspired to make this

    album with all the contributors when he was walking in the mountains and

    rainforests of Brazil... Each artist got a certain tone and 6 minutes playing

    time, and they've done it brilliantly... Definately the best chill-out album

    of 2001... 9/10 Bom shankar!

  3. Hmmm.... I have the exact same feelings about this cd as I do about

    Headcleaner. Sometimes it RULES and sometimes is too boring... Some ppl ask

    who Echolab are.... They are: Henrik Jonsson and Tomasz Galicki!! Rating 6.8/10! Bom shankar!

  4. Amazing disc... I NEVER get tired of this and IMO this will never be dated.

    This is up there along with "Twisted" and "Feeling Weird"... The only X-Dream

    release that tops this is Radio with is a PERFECT album, but this is close...

    Eleven is my personal highlight!... This is a CLASSIC piece of goa-history,

    and EVERYONE should have this... When I've had enough of minimalism I put this

    on and let my mind flow... Brilliant! 8.9/10! Bom shankar!

  5. I've waited SOOOOOO long for this album, and I was VERY happy when I finally

    got it about a month ago... PeÁ and the crew are the MASTERS of minimalism

    along with Wizzy Noise and XVK... This is the soundtrack for 2001... Very,

    very nice.... 7.9/10! Bom shankar!

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  6. Just got this album as a warm-up for XVK's live performance in Løkken, Denmark

    on May 5th 2001, and the first listen left me VERY disapointed, but as it is

    often the case with minimalistic it really grows on you... Especially when

    played really loud or in big ass head-phones.... This is a great album, but it

    DOES get TOO REPETITIVE and works best in smaller doses... Like the tracks

    KPO, Kante and Spaziergang ... Really nice when you're in a minimalistic

    mood... 7.8/10 Bom shankar!

  7. Complete, utter CRAP!... This is the worst kind of pathetic shit ever labeled

    goa... AVOID AT ALL COSTS!! Also - do not bye anything labeled "The Hypnotic

    World Of Goa" ... A series of crap compilation by a Dutch record company named

    Cool or something like that... WASTE OF TIME, MONEY and INTELLIGENCE.

    0/10 Bom shankar!

  8. Man!... I can't believe I forgot to review this album... Anyway, this album got

    ALOT of playing-time in my stereo about a year ago, and for me, this has

    become a REAL classic album and when it came out had a fantastic, unique

    sound... All tracks are good, but my personal highlights are Pop, Travelling

    At The Speed Of Thought, Thing, Supercell and of course the brilliant As A

    Child I Could Walk On The Ceiling ... Amazing tracks!! 8.9/10 Bom shankar!

  9. Like Ubik, I've also been hypnotized everytime I've listened to this album, and

    that's why it's taken me so long to review this SMASHING album.... This is SO

    BRILLIANT and is definately one of my all-time fav'e records... Brilliant... A

    True classic! Get it!! Best tracks 1, 4 ,5 & 7 ... Bom shankar!

  10. Yeah... What the hell is up with CD2?... MWNN sure isn't what he used to be...

    Anyway, CD1 IS as good as CD2 is bad, so screw the second cd and listen to the

    first... Filled with kickass tracks!... CD1: 7,3/10 CD2: Crap! Bom shankar!

  11. Despite the bad reviews here, I couldn't resist buying this when I found it on

    sale for as little as £2,5 ... And it really isn't that bad... Sure it would

    be wrong to lable this "psychedelic", but still I like it... 7/10! Bom shankar!

  12. First of all, let me say that I was EXTREMELY dissapointed when I first heard

    this comp... Man, it sucked, but after about a month or so, I decided to give

    it another try... And for the last week I've listened to it from start to

    finish at least once a day, and I'm beginning to grow REALLY fond of this... I

    don't know what to call this kind of music... But one thing is sure, it isn't

    goa... It is psychedelic though, and that's all that's important to me... You

    have to listen to these tracks MANY times to like them, but when you've done

    that, you get hooked... My fav'es are Zodiac Youth : Cartographers Of The

    Universe, Ticon : Stinking Thinking and Zen Lemonade : Squeeze Your Karma

    [Almost sounds like something you could hear on the commercial radios doesn't

    it?... Whatever the hell it is, I dig it! :-)]... Anyway... This started out

    by being a 2/10 but has slowly develouped into a 7.5/10!... Bom shankar!

  13. V/A - Goa Classix 2

     

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    Artist: Various

    Title: Goa Classix 2

    Label: Nova Tekk

    Date: 2000

     

    Track listing:

     

    01. 10'25" Astral Projection : Searching For UFO's

    02. 08'36" Pleiadians : Alcyone

    03. 10'14" Chi-ad : The Flame Of Eternal Life

    04. 08'42" Miranda : Space Baby

    05. 07'48" Shakta : Spiritual Beings In Physical Bodies

    06. 07'55" Green Nuns Of The Revolution : Ring Of Fire

    07. 10'33" Children Of Paradise : New Cop

    08. 08'28" Planet BEN And Spiralkinda : Triple Helix

    09. 06'16" MOS : Der Nachste Tag

     

    Review:

     

    Second edition of the midpriced Goa Classix series from Nova Tekk. I'm not

    sure, that if I'd had to compile a series of classic tracks I'd chosen all

    these tracks. But there are REALLY good tracks on this CD. And when

    considering the price (Available across Europe for about £5-7) this is a

    VERY GOOD cd. Personal highlights for me are Shakta, Pleiadians, and

    Chi-A.D. If this cd was full-prices I would have been more sceptic, but I

    really think you get your moneys worth with this, and this is also a good cd

    for ppl getting into psychedelic music, and wants to get to know some of the

    old stuff before buying the full albums. Crappy artwork though! This gets a

    7.5/10 in my chart! Bom shankar!

  14. V/A - Goa Classix 1

     

    Artist: Various

    Title: Goa Classix 1

    Label: Nova Tekk

    Date: 2000

     

    Track listing:

     

    01. 06'40" Hallucinogen : Jiggle Of The Sphinx

    02. 06'40" Zodiac Youth : False Prophet (Man With No Name Rmx)

    03. 07'47" Green Nuns Of The Revolution : Cor

    04. 07'43" Oforia : Maximiser

    05. 09'18" Astral Projection : Dancing Galaxy

    06. 09'26" Chi-ad : Astral Warrior

    07. 10'18" Children Of Paradise : El Nino

    08. 10'13" Digital Sun : Strange Things

    09. 10'06" Planet BEN : Nonsense

     

    Review:

     

    Let me start by saying, that this compilation and Goa Classix Vol. 2 are

    available at MIDPRICE . Meaning about £5-7 and I believe that they can be

    found at that price all over Europe (Or world-wide wherever Nova Tekk is

    distributed!) As the tracklist above reveals these are real goa classics,

    and for me this is a good way of getting to know some of the old, classic,

    but hard-to-get tracks from the past years of psychedelic trance. Stand outs

    are Hallucinogen [Of course! :-)], Astral Projection [This is STILL one of

    my fav'e Astral trax from before they sucked!], Green Nuns, Planet B.E.N., .

    Yeah well, ALL the tracks are classics, and if anyone are having problems

    finding the originals, I highly recommend this compilation. At a very

    affordable price! The only thing that sucks about this comp is the artwork.

    But all in all, this gets a solid 7.5/10 from me! Bom shankar!

  15. Wizzy Noise - Cybermancy

     

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    Artist: Wizzy Noise

    Title: Cybermancy

    Label: Zillion Mental Anarchie

    Date: 2000

     

    Track listing:

     

    01. 07'58" Cybermancy

    02. 08'04" Plastic Mold

    03. 08'36" Hybrid Model One

    04. 07'02" 500 Km

    05. 08'38" Oversexed Succubus

    06. 08'32" Infernal Pod

    07. 10'04" Xpanded

    08. 08'28" Devil's Night

    09. 06'27" The Crow

     

    Review:

     

    Finally an album from Greek nutters Micky & Uriel who together are better

    known as Wizzy Noise. Let me start this review by saying that this is

    REALLY good. I haven't stopped listening to this since I got it. The album

    has FULLY adopted the modern Euro-minimalistic style, but as some other

    acts, this actually doesn't sound boring or repetitive. It works, and the

    result is a VERY progressive, minimalistic and EXTREMELY psychedelic album.

    As most minimalistic psy-trance, this sounds best on BIG ASS SOUNDSYSTEMS or

    in headphones.. And I can't wait 'til hearing these fine tracks at parties.

    Best tracks: ALL OF 'EM!. Yeah, I can't really name any standouts, as all

    these tracks work for me. All are sprinkled with well-fitting samples and

    all in all this is a VERY GOOD debut-album from Wizzy Noise! And if you're

    into the whole minimalistic Yumade-Spirallianz-Paps-etc thing, then GET

    THIS! You will NOT be disappointed! Rating 9/10 Bom shankar

  16. This is PURE NOSTALGIA and for me, these sounds are STILL among the BEST EVER

    produced... And when you think about it's was made 5 years ago, it blows your

    mind... For me this is fantastic, and is up there with Hallucinogen's

    "Twisted"... Very, very good, classic album. Fave's are: Telepathy,

    Hyperspaced & Noises From The Darkness ... "Yes, the world at large is

    fascinated with so called flying saucers. However, they do not fly, they

    oscilate in between dimensions." Brilliant!

    A well-deserved 8.9/10 from me! Bom shankar!

  17. Not for the faint-hearted! ... This is some wild and crazy shit, and this has

    got to be the HARDEST psy-release I've ever heard... This works VERY well on

    MONSTER soundsystems or really expensive headphones, and though it can get

    kinda-repetitive, I love this CD... "One Way Ltd." and "Submariniert" are

    standouts for me! Get this -- or it will get you! 8.1/10

  18. Yeah... This has been getting a lot of playing time in my cd-players in y2k ...

    This is actually quite simple, but it sure does the trick for me! Stand-outs

    for me are "The Hunter Becomes The Hunted" and "Telepathic Atmospheres" ...

    Brilliant album that sticks to the basics of psychedelic trance. 7.3/10 Bom

    shankar!

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