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Kryptum? =) Is this you? I understand that this is your first release, right? Well, congratulations!

Thnx, checked this out... really nice one

Released now Makyo - Swara Mandala ~•) Puff Dragon - Sazanami ~•)

My favourite Freq's track is collaboration with Spherical (who is this guy by the way?) FREq vs. Spherical - Suzuki Son [V/A - Puzzled / 2004 / Iboga] 'd wanna see more like this

I liked previous version more, sorry... j/k good work

I ment 'Stadium' or 'Concert' -like teen-age music - lots of climaxes, zero brain activity. But thats just after first listen... more to the end I heard some interesting things here - gotta listen to it few more times

I may not be in the mood for this, but I find too noisy and kinda 'killargh!!111'

Impressive! You should continue developing your technical skills, after listening to 30seconds in the middle of the track I thought this some oldschool track ...but it turned out too repetative, you should make the track and all build-ups more complex... I'm sure you've got a nice future

Who is D.Sens? Is he 1/2 of Lunaspice? I didn't get it... read some info @ their web-page, but not carefully enough

His new album is as great as previous works, check it out.

The point is I can't compare these CDs to anything, because I don't have Pleiadians for example, only 320kbps mp3. I know that in 320kbps mp3 all frequencies above ~20 kHz are cut, the less bitrate - the lower the cut point is. I downloaded some programs for spectrum analysis, analyzed wide range of mp3 (128 -› 320) and original goa trance CDs and now I see the difference but it's not so evident, you have to play with it. I thought our music makers and djs will advice some easy way to recognise mp3/wav.

I always knew your IQ was much above average Yes, Ukraine

Luna Spice - Moon Missionaires [V/A - The Martin Fitzgerald File / 2005]

I couldn't tell if it was badly printed... it seemes ok to me. I don't believe them. ----------------------------------------------------------- I'm talking about the technical issues.

I discovered a shop here selling rare IDM/electronika, jazz, ... and goa trance. Rare - I mean I haven't seen anything like this for 20 years here They are quite cheap (compared to the prices @ ebay) and also dated, mostly oldschool stuff, but some new CDs too. I'm not sure they are original and there is a probability that they have been written from mp3 files, so the questions goes: › How can I make sure these CDs are high-quality audio cds and not some lame mp3s? I think I'll need some spectrum analyzers or something. Can you explain this to me?

That's a good idea... having a clean 'Best of 2005' would be nice.

Location is the biggest problem, I guess Clubs are not the right choise since most people attending them not only don't give a fuck about psychedelic culture, most just don't understand techno/progressive/electro music On the other hand psytrance is more 'radical' for the clubbers... and I don't want any teen full on. Keep searching

And the CD players, can you recommend some?

We've had the same thing here for a long time (no known artists/lives). First organize small parties for 50-100 people, it will grow into a bigger scene and when some day there will be 300+ people attending psy parties - you can book artists. PS You can invite russian djs and acts in the beginning - they are the cheapest Also you are closer to Israel... so... Good luck!

POTS new album... very, VERY enjoyable!

I'm glad you are serious, ProSect Finally. When? I guess someone has to know... *pointing his finger at Kalle*

Capsula before going to sleep

Personally, I have nothing negative towards people taking pix or making videos during anything unless they disturb me or are really annoying with flashes or sticking cameras in my face. Also filming drugged people isn't a good thing to do. I always enjoy watching pix (especially taken by a proffecional) from different festivals/parties My favourite photographs were here - pierrefoto.se but it's not working for a couple of months now So when you're ready - post a link to the pix here

You're joking, right?

Few listens and I think this is the best TV has brought us so far - deep and trancy, no cheese, no electro.