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Global Communication - 76:14 Yeah!

Got no sound here, but I do remember him playing an old Jam & Spoon track at Twisted Anniversary as well. That's too many gigs he pulled that shit already... where's the originality?

Motherfucker! Link it! How is it? Kompakt-like or oldy ambienty housey spacey orby stuffy? http://www.discogs.com/release/1076760 That one, I guess.

*stands up and straightens back* I suggest Pavel and fosku do the same, cause this really starts to hurt after a while. Nevertheless: lotsa restecp!

I sometimes wish I didn't have all FSOL albums. In almost every store (even the mainstream ones) they sell Dead Cities, ISDN and Lifeforms. And none for more than 10 euros a piece. There must've been millions of prints.

Nois ones stupidfatugly-chap. Post more for our enjoyment!

*bows for mars and psysurfeur*

Overtones? Overdose vs Psytones? Cool flyer, heva!

Chapel of Sacred Mirrors you mean? I really want to go there one day.

That's because it's subliminally melancholic...

Hehe, I was just gonna mention Plaid and Venetian Snares as well, but it's on the same site. Cool stuff eh? Ages old though... and wrong section I guess.

Hehe, I loved it too. Someone had it on her photo-account and I just HAD to steal it. This is all I have, unfortunately. But I've seen it before somewhere, so I guess it must be somewhere on the net.

dj-headphones yes?

Hey! Did someone remove my message? Why? I was just kidding of coursely. Ok, now in all seriousness... I agree with mars. Siebzehn and Organix have the best tracks on this album. In depth review might follow. Artwork is simply great.

I forgot actual recordshops still exist too... online shops are usually so much cheaper. But here goes: Massive Attack vs Mad Professor - No Protection Telefon tel Aviv - Map of What Is Effortless Kettel - Through Friendly Waters

Wednesday is Orbday Auntie Aubrey's Excursions Beyond the Call of Duty Part 2, CD 2 Can - Halleluwa (Orbus II)

Best summarized is blues/clickhop/craciness fusion. I luv it.

Couldn't agree more. Check out Levitate (VA Fahrenheit 6 or Infection 268-7 (Blue Moon Station). I have no doubt it will be something like that. ^ So, yeah, what Abasio said.

I guess I agree. After Basilisk's post I downloaded it. If I had liked it a lot, I would've bought it. Oh well, I don't remember if I liked it or not..

The Rip-Off Artist - What Kind of Blue This is my kind of humor... totally - but brilliantly - fucked up version of this old blues track. Ch-ch-check this out! Very funny, if you ask me. Anything by the Rip-Off Artist (funny name too) is funny to me, actually.

from him you mean, but I agree. Should be great!

eeeeeerm I agree! Great track! You've done this before, haven'tcha? Sounds splendid.

Our very own Towelie has good taste! Nuff respek!

It took me long enough, but finally I found one. Good luck, and happy hunting dude.

Hey, I'm not Jewish? Or who are you referring to, Kyle? Me not get it. Anyway, I wasn't talking about using samples that had been used before, in fact I didn't notice. Not even in Le Chanson de Carla, even though I know Shpongle's songs really well. When I get home I'll listen to both tracks again, out of curiosity. But what I meant was: did the lyrics mean anything? In what language is she singing (french?) and what is she singing about? It's ok of course if they were just used as instrument, but I wanted to know if there was a hidden meaning anywhere. I really liked it. Cheers!