the goa constrictor

Beast -> Spawn (and I'm sure there are hundreds in this category but this one in particular we used during sound check of many parties)

Klunk is good and all, but it's no Conflict... (it's hard to pick a favorite nuns track; they're all wonderful)

The way the EQs and faders react and attenuate. The difference between an Allen n Heath or Rane and that of a Pioneer are sooooo very noticeable to my ears when I am trying play out. And, if memory serves, the Pioneer's have no yellow and something like 5 bars of red. The immediate red lining and distortion was shit I grew up learning on Vestex mixers and 1200s The Pioneer always felt second rate to a high quality scratch mixer The Allen n Heaths, or Rane, feel like proper mixers

I hate Pioneer mixers Would rather play with a Radioshack mixer ;-)

Depends on what I'm mixing and what I'm mixing on I sure do love the Xone:92. That 4-band EQ is magic and beautiful to mix with Never touch the crossfader, pretty much all mixed through the EQs Some times you want to hide the new percussion so that the melody is what moves your attention from one track to the next, other times you want to hide the melody so that you notice the new percussion first. Other times, you do a quick cut at a sample to give a sharp change of energy or change in style. Then there are the abrupt tempo changes which is much easier to pull off now with a computer but is also good to show off with when playing out vinyl... DJing is fun!

anything by Delirious Noon

lol

Crossworld has always been a gem in my vinyl collection Released under the Cyberkris moniker, it was overlooked by many. A real excellent track though and holds up well to this day...

three posts in ten years? damn! that's some mighty fine lurking skills...

I think I'll be in the corner striking my testicles with a hammer...

I've worn down multiple copies of this 12" over the years It is one of my absolute favorites Nothing else in 1997 sounded like this.

impossible to name best album impossible to name 5 best albums so many differences and so many unique moods and perspectives such rich sounds and luscious vibrations each unique to the energy and mood for the time it is played

astrix is a guilty pleasure I don't follow deeply or anything but I do think he is in on the joke he can out-cheese man with no name and has a special place in my bubblegum pop heart

Glad to hear that it's getting released! Can't wait to hear it =)

Might be cheaper to do a limited edition USB drive of 50 than pressing 300 glass master CDs I know some people who do this each summer for selling at a hacker convention There are lots of places that do it Here's one: https://www.customusb.com/spin-flash-drive/ I can ask my mates who they ordered from if you're interested I'd totally buy one!

Juno Reactor - Luciana (at least it's 60 minutes long)

No, not me A friend and his musical partner made me a theme song while they were bored in the studio Seemed a shame to never put it on anything

Excellent choices! The entire Blue Planet album could really qualify here

From looking at the track listings, these mixes might be up your alley: http://goaconstrictor.com/music/real-snow/ http://goaconstrictor.com/music/harvest/ http://goaconstrictor.com/music/psyperbolic/ http://goaconstrictor.com/music/mayhem/

Darshan (back in the day) ECT Nervasystem

Rip Van Hippy Odd Harmonic Scozbor Outolintu Haltya (My Little Ponies... you speaking of Vishnudata? It was a rainbow of unicorns, but similar in look)

All joking aside, Dr. Williams definitely loves modular synths and sound design

...and the Process & Tristan, Promethues Process, Process and Tsuyoshi, and Process and James Munro tracks? ;-) lolololol

You mean, other than Beast (w/ Simon Posford) which was easily Simon's high water mark for psychedelic trance as well...