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Old school, the urban way. :posford: Mdk

Asia 2001 - Vertige (Goa Gil Burning Man mix) from Amnesia. Mdk

That really is awesome news. Mars, Anoebis, get him in the lineup! :posford: Can Colorbox be far behind? :clapping: Mdk

Very Fluffy and cheesy, but good if your in that mood. The kid below seems to enjoy it. Mdk

This is way better than I had imagined! Give this a spin! Mdk

Wow, those organizers must have mucho dinero with all of those big names! The location looks delicious, with the ocean right there. I have never been to such a festival, and I would wonder how safe these things are. Are people generally friendly to strangers? How would you recognize people from this board if you never met them before? I would love to hop a plane from the US and check this out. OF course, I need to be sure this festival will actually happen. Mdk

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Sweet cover! "Heavy nod in the direction of old-school Goa", you say? Hmm. Mdk

I liked this album better than the RA release, but they are both fantastic. Thank you Filippe and Suntrip! Mdk

I heard a rumour that he was producing another goa album, but that it was delayed? Anyone got any info on this. Because if it is true, I am first in line!

Awesome album! Mdk

Hi! I thought the album was very enjoyable. At first I didn't think I would get into it, but as it progressed, BAM! Goa feelings took over and it swarmed! Great stuff! Mdk

Awesome album! Powerful but crystal clear. Great job Digicult! Mdk

Anahata - The Unmade Sound Astral Projection - Trust In Trance Braincell - Transformation of Reality Colorbox - Train to Chroma City Concept - Paranormal Absolum - Inside the Sphere :posford: Cyan - Transmission Dimension5 - Transdimensional Dreamweaver - Lord of Illusions Filteria - Heliopolis Freaked Frequency - FF Syndrome Hallucinogen - Twisted Khetzal - Corolle Lamat - Master Control Mindsphere - Inner Cyclone :posford: Miranda - Phenomena Mr. Peculiar - Infinite Evolution Pleiadians - IFO Phatmatix - Sorcery Psydrop - Fantasy Seeds Ra - To Sirius Shift - Excession Space Tribe - Thru the Looking Glass Sun Control Species - Scienza Nuova The Atari.s - Space Invaded Tickets - Timelapse UX - Ultimate Experience That's how I'm feeling. Now. Mdk

I believe the album is called Bugfix Mdk

This was an interesting release. I liked the way the sounds were melded together. Tommy is Dead was a tune with a good story and great music, but I also felt the story took control of the song, to the point that the flow was damaged. Some other tracks were good movers and I liked the idea of the interludes. As far as the drug samples go, I can take it or leave it. This is now 3 years old, is he still producing? Mdk

As you can probably tell, I love the natural parks. I have such an appreciation for the natural beauty that is out there. My wife calls me a collector. They give you these cool maps when you enter the parks and my goal is to acquire them all. Anyway, hope you enjoyed the pics and I will have some more when we return from our cruise to the Caribbean. Maybe. Mdk

On the way to Natural bridges we drove through Glen Canyon. This was a pleasant surprise. Such magnificent Rock formations! On our last day we visited Canyonlands and Arches National Park.

Capitol Reef was one of the most beautiful places with a myriad of colors. Natural Bridges is a National Monument with several cool looking bridges. I will remember this for a while as it was 32 degrees F and windy!

On the way back to our condo, we ran into 2 blizzards! This is what we saw: The next park we visited was in Montrose, CO. It was called Black Canyon of the Gunnison. I wish we had more time to explore it, as it had some excellent trails.

My wife and I have recently returned from a week's vacation in Colorado. We saw (and photographed) many beautiful sights. Pictures can't begin to tell you the whole story, although my wife has become quite skillful with our little digital camera. We flew into Denver and rented an SUV. I'm glad we did, because I have never seen so much snow in my life. This is in April. April! Also, for those that don't know, Colorado is located at a very high elevation. Denver is called the mile high city, and it ain't due to drugs! The drive in was on highway 24 which is a one lane road through the mountains. We were caught in a blizzard, with the road covered with snow and ice and it was night. Scary indeed. But enough talk, here are some snaps: First stop: Garden of the Gods at the base of Pike's Peak. That's me the day after we got in, and it was almost 60 degrees F. The next day we drove to the Great Sand Dunes National Park Beautiful. They have the largest Sand dunes in North America. The highest one is 750 feet, and climbing it at that altitude was the toughest physical challenge I have ever had. When I finally reached the summit, of course the batteries in the camera died. This is what I drove through to get there: and these are called the Collegiate Peaks: Then we went to The highest National Park in the country.

While not as strong as the previous installment, I will say that I really enjoyed the Afgin, Subra, and Zolophinia tracks. :posford: Mdk

Filipe that was an awesome ride. I have yet to hear a bad track from you. Keep up the great work! :posford: Mdk