the goa constrictor

always. travel alone. you're more likely to find a group of people to bond with and create a short term group it's harder to forge these weird impermanent relationships with two separate groups be chill and have your own solo experience and you'll make new friends =)

I mean, that's essentially the meaning of life...

that sounds awesome

Right... Like, while Children isn't the slickest track, nor the more creative, it has an immediately recognizable melody and hit the world in the same era as The Prodigy 'Firestarter' and Orbital 'Insides' (as well as the entire dance music scene in general) was getting a touch of traction over here in the USA. I had already found labels like Matsuri, Dragonfly, Blue Room, and Flying Rhino, but Robert Miles really showcased how large of a net the trance audience could be. I got, and still get, near endless flack thrown my way due to the unabashed love I have for this track, but it's special (and terrible) and I honor it for these reasons.

He was a God I try to play Children every New Years Eve. It's my Auld Lang Syne.

Interesting. I like Space Cat. Didn't really like most of the 20th Anniversary remixes but some were good. The Year of the Cat EP was nice but would like more. More original new music! Stop remixing old stuff!! =)

lololololololol It will be a wonderful entry It will be bigly in length and use only the most best and tremendous words So perfect. Such beautiful entry. :D :D

What do you already have? Do you have an Access Virus? Those were all over tracks in the late 90s and early 2000s.

It's the hippie jam band to drum n bass and hardcore's punk.

Planet Earth II is absolutely fantastic. The History of Comedy is also a good mini-series

That's a sweet release. I approve of the Print-All-No-Cherry-Picking strategy. I'm still, to this day, quite annoyed by the Blue Planet Corporation 'Blue Planet' vinyl release missing far too many tracks. I don't mind if the album already has a 12" release and there's no need to repress those tracks on the album, but damn, don't tell me what the good tracks are. Press them all and let me decide. Keep on keepin' on...

I do have my own theme song. It's not my signature track, but it's my theme... https://myspace.com/goaconstrictor/music/song/the-goa-constrictor-theme-og-mix-60300359-65771339

which psychedelic personality? I have too many...

^^^ that party looks awesome (and I claim that even though I can't read the majority of the info on that event page)

lololololol yeah, that is 100% Ring of Fire

Tongue & Groove are definitely much slower in tempo, but I feel they have a similar 303 acid and funky nature going on. Le Sleaze is groovy and their remix of Baby Gravy and their remix of the Green Nuns too The set I heard from them last summer sounded even more acidic and groovy than this stuff too. This definitely isn't a replacement for the Nuns, but if you're into the Nuns acid and funk and would be into a reduced tempo, you might dig =)

But... is the Earth flat or is it spherical?

I'd say that you could probably produce the backbone, or majority, of your tracks through headphones only. I'd probably play the tracks on various systems when out and about to compare them, then definitely hit up someone's place with proper monitors to do your final mixdown and send it to someone to master.

When Texas Faggott go morning Israeli melody, they do it so wonderfully... <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3

No idea. The one who mods the 1995 - 2005 Unreleased Goa Trance group on Facebook (or something similar to that. I'm sure I got the name wrong)

I liked it better when you posted weird event posts and ISOs of producers. Please keep doing those... =)

Go to Connection because at least one of the organizers for ZNA is an insufferable twat. lolololololol

I think I remember that idea.

it's the only artist on Nano that sounds unique!

Joti Sidhu, Dino Psaras, and the rest of Atomic Records comes to mind. Atomic has been defunct for ages, but a good rabbit hole to go down and out of if you haven't done so yet =)