johnb820
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Last night I had this most amazing dream and it has been stuck in my head since then. I feel this dream was very special in a way that I have a hard time describing.
So the dream more or less started where I was having this adventure in something like out of a dungeon crawling game except it wasn't a dungeon, it was more like a labyrinthal castle. And then I vividly remember this moment where two figures came walking down a flight of stairs. They appeared to be women, but it wasn't obvious. All I remember was that their skin was very very translucent. I could see their many purple veins through their skin quite easily.
Then one of the figures walked towards me and extended their hand towards me. I pressed my palm against hers. Now, I was for some reason under the impression that these beings could absorb light directly through their skin and this gave them their life energy. So when I touched her hand I immediately could feel how soft and vibrant it was. I grabbed her hand and then stroked upwards along her arm. And this is the part that I have a hard time describing. It was the most sensual feeling I have ever felt. The tactile sensation was that of something smooth, hardly any friction against her skin. And yet her skin had a certain leathery feel. I can only describe it as feeling almost like slippery and soft at the same time . Think of the way touching someone's skin feels on MDMA but it was the touch of this ethereal being implausibly real to me in the dream.
She/they looked down at me and it was as if we shared some sort of spiritual moment... and then I woke up.
It was so weird and I don't know what to think of it. Does anyone maybe have some insight they could share with me?
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Very nice! I have trusted Shoom's music choices for years on DI.FM and I like what I hear!
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As I listened to this, and was watching a documentary about Steve Reich, I have yet again to be reminded of Omar Rodriguez Lopez who I mention on here a lot.
http://www.leakyfaucet.us/22%20-%20Mantra%20Hiroshima/09%20Sobre%20La%20Resurreccion.mp3
http://www.leakyfaucet.us/30%20-%20Woman%20Gives%20Birth%20To%20Tomato/03%20El%20Paso%20Texas.mp3
Obviously he does not have the sophistication of Steve Reich, but the way he loosely flows from one beat, rhythm, effect, or hook into the next in the context of rock music deeply fascinates me. His music is just as trance inducing in a jarring, chaotic kind of way.
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Mindsphere - Patience For Heaven
Getting excited about new stuff from Ali!
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That would be so hard. There was so much good stuff released in those 2 years. It would almost be unfair to do a "best of".
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Waiting for the gas company to show up and turn my gas on.
It's been almost 3 weeks now without heat, hot water, a working stove or oven.
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Just waiting to have some money available, but I will soon purchase this and the Night Hex album.
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Yes! I am giving this a full listen right now. Loving the positive vibes so far!
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And an AP track that I thought had never come out!?!
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Working a little bit on a text adventure game I am very slowly putting together.
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Not bad! Maybe a little more in terms of developing the musical ideas would be nice, but the production quality is good!
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A bunch of Goa Trance stuff slowed down in audacity by about 15% to achieve a BPM somewhere in the 120s. It never ceases to amaze me how groovy goa is.
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I think I am in love with this guy's bass and rhythm sections. Clean, deep, yet groovy.
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It is an interesting thing when popular trance takes ideas from psytrance. Not so interesting the other way around. The vast majority of morning full-on more or less falls into this category and it's pretty boring to me.
Anyway, I am not sure if this is the style that you were thinking of, but I thought I would plug one of my tracks just because it might apply. I like to think the euphoric and trancey side of things can come out of the harsh, weird, psychedelic acid lines of goa/psy in ways that AP and MWNN achieved really really well. I would throw Afgin and maybe a few others into this category too. Of course the former two used much darker, dissonant atmospheres, and Afgin didn't really have typical trance leads save for his Euro trance stuff of course.
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Dimension 5 - Second Phaze
YEA!
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And this has been quite much on repeat here lately. Marvelously murky and haunting downtempo. With only 3 tracks it leaves me wanting more
Lowering Ipnose - The Root Of Fear (Youtube playlist)
I saw this on ektolazm as well and was pleasantly surprised by how nice and atmospheric it sounded. Perhaps I will give it a closer listen soon.
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E-Mantra - Nemesis?
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Wait, do choir synths count?
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For me, any kind of music with glitches just kill the groove and rhythm for me. It seems like a needless complexity and they are in service of nothing else in the mix. Adding 1/32 notes as a flair on a well constructed beat can be wonderful, but part of what makes rhythmic music rhythmic is a sense of repetition. When the music goes off on random glitches there is no longer a clear understanding of what to expect and where the song will go.
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The new game from Frictional Games, SOMA, comes out in a couple weeks. The soundtrack composer made a cool video about the music production of the game.
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Just watched Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro. Great movie!
What music are you listening to right now?
in General Psytrance
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Been obsessing over this album for days now. It's like going back to a time when I was a teenager and I used to listen to bossa nova on occasion, dreaming of being on a warm brazilian beach.