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My top 10 martial arts films in random order:
Drunken Master
The Magnificent Butcher
Drunken Master II
Knockabout
The Prodigal Son
The Way Of The Dragon
Warriors Two
Police Story
Warrior King aka Protector
Armour Of God
My top 10 martial art stars in random order:
Jackie Chan
Bruce Lee
Yuen Biao
Sammo Hung
Yuen Wah
Donnie Yen
Hwang Jang Lee
Lam Chin-Ying
Tony Jaa
Gordon Liu
Two words
Yuen Biao
http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZ6LiFkDbmA
Nice lists. Old-school MA movies are still the best ones IMO.
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Battle of the Future Buddhas - Mr. Fantastic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRAhT_RIrtc
The Muses Rapt - Spiritual Healing
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In the future I'd like to hear more tracks that leave me in an uneasy mood. Tracks with emotional disturbance for instance, subversive tracks that are painful to sit through but make feel elevated at the same time. Except for some Filteria, Amanians tracks 2 new-school gems comes close to my demand and they are Essential Trip - In My World, Merr0w - Citrus Circus. 4 oldies to illustrate the idea:
Mono Substance - Midnight Sunrise
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-uo6tKbJa0
Mono Substance - Sadness & Anger
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Wow, nice psychotic atmosphere here, I like it! I didn't know this guy so thanks for this release!
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You may like this one if you are into more melodic stuff too. One of my friends' tracks:
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Sounds like an awesome release! The sample in Beyond Lightspeed is from the movie Spaceballs. Hilarious!
Colonel Sandurz: Prepare ship for light speed.
Dark Helmet: No, no, no, light speed is too slow.
Colonel Sandurz: Light speed, too slow?
Dark Helmet: Yes, we're gonna have to go right to ludicrous speed.
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I've posted this one before:)
I guess quality music can always do with more advertising.
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One of the new tracks of a friend of mine.
Makhana - Birding Surf
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Nüw Idol - Free (12" Version)
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Return into the Nature
27 Nov. 2010.
22.00h-13.00h
Location: Hármashatárhegy - Hangar and Nature
1032 Budapest, Hármashatárhegyi street 3.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C3%A1rmashat%C3%A1rhegy
Chill with camp fire, guarded parking, cloakroom, UV decoration, mulled wine, fair prices at the buffet
Lucky vs Teetay
Showma
Artifact303 - Romania
http://www.myspace.com/artifact303
E-Mantra - Suntrip Records/ Vimana Records (Romania)
http://www.myspace.com/emantramusic
Eleusyn- Vimana Records (Romania)
http://www.myspace.com/eleusyn
Snag The Sunshepherd - live
http://www.myspace.com/snaghungary
Hruscsov vs Toge
Czellux
http://www.myspace.com/czellux
Botond
Dogmatic
Chill and ambient:
Pálmester and his friends.
Entry: 2000 HUF (~7 €)
Info: 0630368150
Hármashatárhegy viewpoint
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Judith & SubConsciousMind - Desperation Symphony (2009)
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Thanks for the comments, I'm glad you like it. Like I said above, this really is not my project, I just wanted to spread the world about this talented guy who happens to be a friend of mine. Yes, Imba, fortunatelly we too have some artists who would rather prefer this kind of sound. But the scene here could do with some more expansion.
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A good friend of mine's new Goa trance song, I think it's very good but of course I'm biased towards him. Enjoy! (Suggestions and comments are welcome.
)Makhana Project - Plasma Animals
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Thanks for sharing this release! You Belgians are awesome!
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V.A. - Patchwork - Friends & SubConsciousMind (2010)
"Patchwork - Friends & SubConsciousMind" is a compilation of songs that have been created between 1999 and 2010. When the friends met, they usually didn't have a plan and didn't think about such a thing as a musical "style". The songs that came to existence show that clearly. It's close to impossible to assign a style to most of the songs.
The songs are all connected through SubConsciousMind, since I was part in all the works. Even though it is a crazy mix through time and style the songs somehow seem to fit magically to each other.. or is it just me?
Freely downloadable (mp3, flac, wav):
http://www.subconsciousmind.ch/music/patchwork
Tracklist
1. Psylence & SubConsciousMind - Flying Nomad (1999)
Written and produced by Christian Rupp & Raphael Huber.
2. Judith & Andi & SubConsciousMind (Jenseiz Art) - Bruchsch das (2000)
Written by Andi Luchsinger, Judith Zimmermann, Raphael Huber.
Guitars: Andi Luchsinger, Violin: Judith Zimmermann, Drums in first 4 min: Thomas Diem, Synths and production: Raphael Huber
3. Judith & Andi & SubConsciousMind (Jenseiz Art) - El Oriental (2000)
Written by Andi Luchsinger, Judith Zimmermann, Raphael Huber.
Guitars: Andi Luchsinger, Violin: Judith Zimmermann, Synths and production: Raphael Huber
4. Psylence & SubConsciousMind - Substance (2002)
Written and produced by Christian Rupp & Raphael Huber.
5. Shmau & Human & SubConsciousMind - What Lies Behind (2004)
Written by Human Sahebi, Andrea Widmer - Pfeifer, Raphael Huber.
Vocals: Andrea Widmer - Pfeifer, Synths and production: Human Sahebi, Raphael Huber
6. Shmau & SubConsciousMind - Beautiful (2007)
Written by Andrea Widmer - Pfeifer, Raphael Huber.
Vocals: Andrea Widmer - Pfeifer. Synths and production: Raphael Huber
7. Judith & SubConsciousMind - Desperation Symphony (2009)
Written by Judith Zimmermann, Raphael Huber.
Violins & Cello: Judith Zimmermann, Synths and production: Raphael Huber
8. Flowair & Yade & SubConsciousMind - Wush You Good Bye (2010)
Written and produced by Florian Weber, Linda Hertl, Raphael Huber.
9. Shmau & Judith & SubConsciousMind - Solace (2008)
Written by Andrea Widmer - Pfeifer, Judith Zimmermann, Raphael Huber.
Vocals: Andrea Widmer - Pfeifer, Violins: Judith Zimmermann, Synths and production: Raphael Huber
10. Shmau - Schattespiel (SubConsciousMind vs. Luca RMX) (2007)
Written by Andrea Widmer - Pfeifer
Vocals: Andrea Widmer Pfeifer, Guitar, Bass, Cajon, Harmonium: Luca Preite, Synths and production: Raphael Huber
Coverdesign by Raphael Huber. Mastering by Raphael Huber, Except "Desperation Symphony" mastered by Sinan Yavuzcan
Released October 2010
Judith & SubConsciousMind - Desperation Symphony (2009)
http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=00uf30q0UCY
Judith, Andy & SubConsciousMind - El Oriental (2000)
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Is it issue 155? I see that the October issue (156) will have an article (CM Focus: Go Eastern with our how-to on Goa trance) and I guess that's not what you're talking about.
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Filipe, you're like a human chameleon! Seriously!
You never stop amazing me with the stories behind every new project. I mean you seem to put lot of effort into your work to give character to your projects. Respect for that! 
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EARTHDANCE 2010
2010.09. 17.-19.
Location: Nagytevel Beach & Camp site (the location of Bakony party 2008), Hungary
LIVE:
FILTERIA (SUNTRIP RECORDS/SWE) - 2 órás exclusive live act
PARA HALU (PSYLIFE MUSIC/HUN)
MAITREYA (UNSIGNED/HUN)
N.R.G. CELL (POLENA REC/HUN)
J.I.S. (UNSIGED/HUN)
BIT BUSTERS (UNSIGNED/HUN)
DJ:
JOHN00FLEMING (JOOF REC./UK)
FEUERHAKE (SYNERGETIC REC./YOYOSONIC/GER)
OLEG (DEEPSMILE/HUMANTOUCH/HUN)
TSUBI (HUMAN TOUCH/HUN)
GÖRGÖ (HUMAN TOUCH/HUN)
WEGHA (LOVEITLOUD/HUN)
KALUMET (HALU BEATS/HUN)
ERA (PROTONEON/HUN)
HRUSCSOV (Y PRODUCTION/HUN)
ET (Y PRODUCTION/HUN)
NUON (GOA.HU/HUN)
ORK MONK (PSYLIFE MUSIC/HUN)
FUNGHI (PSYLIFE MUSIC/HUN)
BEATSPECIALISTS/HUN
FILTIDE (EAR SUPPLY REC/HUN)
EVENWAVE (EAR SUPPLY REC/HUN)
NUBEK (DAILY DOSE/HUN)
SZAMY & ADAM (RF CREW/HUN)
POTEZ (LOADING ZONE/HUN)
CLODO (LOADING ZONE/HUN)
Decor: Loading Zone + TEXI
Entry fee:
For 1 day: 2.500 HUF (~9 €)
For 2 days: 4.000 HUF (~14 €)
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E-Mantra - Neural Vortex
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Khetzal - Gyptian Road (Unreleased)
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Oops, this post is unnecesary, my former post was sent twice, sorry for that.
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I was think to make this possible in WAV and FLAC too on UAF.
Will speak with him as soon as he come online. And also another album, Homo Astricus... he preparing EP for UAF now
It's a very a good idea. I agree with Ajanta: ArmagedDance's music is very deep, sometimes disturbingly organic & twisted but melodic at the same time (especially Homo Astricus). I even respect him for those tracks that are simply too much for me just for being not average.
However Kray Neba is simply amazing from start to finish. It's a shame that I've never heard a single track from him at parties in my country. I just can't understand why. 
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Great work! Keep it up!
Some artists from my country who still stick to this genre:
J.I.S. (Journey Into Sound)
http://www.myspace.com/jistrance
Skarma
http://www.myspace.com/skarmalyte
PequalNP
http://www.myspace.com/pequalnp
Btom
They perform regularly in Hungary (except for PequalNP who I do not know in person).
And another friend of mine is making his MySpace page after he signed a contract with a label (for one track). But that's a secret so no more details.
And some other artists whom I couldn't find under the 'artists' section:
Aavepyörä
http://www.myspace.com/aavepyora
Lapsus
http://www.electrobel.be/artist/5748
Laughing Skull
http://www.myspace.com/532950225
Siam
Ozora 2012 raided by 500 cops
in General Psytrance
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Just to make things clear a bit. Yeah, the current ruling party (FIDESZ) here is a right wing one but it is not a far-right or extreme one! They used to be a liberal, democratic party at the time of the regime change but now they are part of the national conservative branch. Yes, they are a populist party (which is one of the main reasons I despise them) and they have been widely criticized for the numerous laws they passed in order to gain more power and create a highly centralized government since they won the last election. To tell you the truth, I'm also worried about its anti-democratic tendencies as lots of fellow Hungarians do but I would not call them an extreme political power. It is true that we have a radical nationalist party (Jobbik) having the third largest following, which is a shame, I don't like it either. But they are not a governing party. At least not yet and I hope it stays like that. Unfortunatelly, our political powers seem to have the tendency to fuck up things majorly even to discredit themselves big time and FIDESZ is not an exception (as in most post-Soviet countries, corruption has always been a relevant issue here).
This year I chose not to attend the festival (the main reason being: I didn' t like the line-up the new organizers had come up with). I had a wonderful time last year, and I'm very glad that, as things seem right now, I was part of the last Ozora experience. According to the last news: there is a chance that the local authorities may cancel the festival. Of course I don't know anything sure about the future of the festival, all I know is that the raid got a pretty nice mainstream media coverage. At this point the news is that the raid was because of a right-wing television station's denouncement, a TV channel which is considered to be the mouthpiece of Fidesz.
There is not much optimism here about the party scene in general. There were a tragedy at a party lately (three young girls died in a mass-panic), which was blown-up by the media (and led to generalizations of course) and served as a great excuse to come at parties with full force of the law. So we'll se what will happen...