Dolmot

Hallucinogen in Dub (the original album) It's been a while.

Strange...I get loads of "suspicious position" errors on the last tracks of CD1 and CD3 - not just one or two but hundreds of them. However, the output files sounded perfectly fine on a quick listen with no audible skips or other artifacts. Maybe I should compare them against the official FLACs to see if anything really breaks. These aren't even particularly long CDs so that shouldn't be the reason. Does that pressing plant suck or what? I've got assorted errors on MR1, Live in Athens, and now this, all brand new and sealed. It shouldn't be that hard to produce a fully functional CD. It's a bit sad if download versions become a necessity to circumvent pressing errors. I think at least Analog Dreams, MR2, and all singles have been fine, though.

NetHack 3.6.0 is out after a 12 year hiatus in official releases. However, I still have to get some work done this year so I don't dare to run it.

Denshi Danshi - Fluid Dynamics Night Hex - Viziuni Nocturne Skizologic - Robotized Goa Trance Legacy

Yep.

They're all female... They could send some to Mars. Well, they did send Asterope to Mars. (Or not. Greek mythology/pantheon is sometimes a bit difficult to follow.)

Yes. Already e-mailed about it today. Looks like the zip really has become corrupted at some point. CDs 2 and 3 were fine, though, as were the rest of the files in that zip.

Try the yoghurt.

I still remember what Bill wrote about the Contact album: So the plot supposed to be there, intentionally, yet people are not guaranteed to get it...

The entry for "progressive" in Ishkur's guide to rave culture only said "Regressive." I still trust that.

Sometimes I make mixes of new stuff I find interesting...

Is it even a real compilation? Discogs confirms at least half of the artist names as aliases of Kenneth Olsen. The rest have no biographic information, and they only appear on very few compilations, for example this one compiled by...Kenneth Olsen. I have my suspicions of what's going on here...

The highest current rate for Amazon S3 transfers is $0.09 per GB. In other words, sending a 8 min track in CD quality wav will cost... $0.007, or 0.7 US cents. (OK, maybe tax on top of that.) And that's the highest rate if you're a small player, which Beatport isn't. When it comes to "handling", how about just not handling your source wav at all and simply putting it online? So difficult that it still costs 1e for every single file? Anyway, back on topic...

Nothing wrong with a poll. For quick help, you could try Basilisk's Essential Selections and Global Goa Party 2.

Didn't you notice when the recall and its reasons were discussed here?

Well, movement to a night hex is typically slower.

Thanks for the ideas. I'll update my shopping list as I go through everything. Random comments: Banco De Gaia - Yeah, it was an instant classic in the 90s. I only had a crappy mp3 copy back then as there was no money nor distribution in the middle of nowhere. Well, ordered it now. Better late than never... Already got Maya 3CD last year. This will complement it nicely. Proxeeus - That one is refreshingly oldschool. No frills or gimmicks, just good old rave party sound. Eat Static - I have mixed feelings about it. I guess it has something for everyone. For me, probably less than one CDful of stuff I'd like to hear again. I'll think about it. Master Margherita - There surely was a lot of techno (or whatever they call it) on this one, compared to his previous albums. (Is everyone doing 2CDs now?) Ultimae vinyls - I'm slightly unsure about the combination of ambient and vinyl, even though I like them both separately. Maybe, just because it's a nice move from them. Ott - He's nowadays a victim of his own success, that is, setting the bar so high. I don't remember much about the samples right now, because they sounded "nice but not wow-nice" (on the Ott scale, of course, which still means very good on the general scale). Suns of Arqa - At some point I thought that they've been releasing the same album over and over again for 30 years. Nevertheless, I've grabbed a few iterations anyway as it's not a bad album... This sounds alright. Will listen more carefully later. (As a side note, there's a new compilation from LSD, which appears to have potential too.) Well, I'll keep browsing. There's you-know-what coming from Suntrip and DAT, some good downtempo releases (Dubmission, Disco Gecko etc.), loads of free stuff and whatnot. Still plenty of catching up to do. Please keep posting if you find or remember anything interesting. All appreciated.

I'd say...It Was Not Human (completely unreleased) and Solar Origins (the origin of Solar Nomads on The Eternal Frequency?)

Drinking good beer and trying to distance myself from everything work-related for a moment. Today I got some urgent requests for assistance in matters with no time whatsoever allocated to them, consequently taking until 8 PM to sort out. The bloke better be happy with the output... Maybe listen to a few samples in the silence of night and plan/place an order or two?

It was a true outro in the context of the MR EP but maybe not necessarily for the pacing of this release...

Looks like the last quarter just started. I've tried to check a few channels every now and then but not all of them. Any new tips?

New Born - Nothing but a Title

Well, it has been sold for >700e on Discogs so you could make at least 100e profit by re-selling it there... (Then again, that's never strictly guaranteed.) I simply bought the 2010 version brand new from the label for 25e or something, which is definitely good enough for me.

I downloaded it for free but donated some money anyway.

Is dying psynews?