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Now that I own them, I still feel the same way. Yay!

His Shpongle set in Turkey at Soulclipse was one of the best sem-live sets I have ever seen. Most other gigs I found so so ... like the one at the twisted party. Not nearly good enough. Not even close. But then again, Hallucinogen in Dub and Younger Brother were offer the roof than off the roof. Apsolutamente Cracy!

Yeah, excellent picks indeed!

Curious about this one!

Evan Marc - Emotional Ecology the Prodigy - Jilted Generation Sounds from the Ground - Terra Firma Brothomstates - Claro The Orb - Toxygene single VA - Floating Point 4 Flooting Grooves - Upsyde Downe

I quite like the cover and the wordplay...

!! > 11 > one one >> eleven >> onethousandonehundredeleven > etc. ad infinitum.

Bob Marley - Waiting in Vain just the track I need today.

Brilliant record! Abasio's review kinda sums it up for me, I agree mostly. In fact, it's so good I think I'm gonna put it on next time I trip on something that makes me ly down for some time. A lot of out-of-this-world-ness, spacey, touching, ethnic but not too much, musical, emotional but not overly dramatic, it hits the right spot. Asura are (is?) consistently putting out great music. Love this! Q: what are the lyrics in The Prophecy? The female ones ... just before the flute kicks in?

Voted for Asura. And congrats on your success dude. You really deserve it. I've been listening to the album quite a lot of times already (see down here \/ ) and I still can't figure out which tracks I like best. That usually means something.

Today Auntie Aubrey's Excursions Beyond the Call of Duty 2 Plaid - P-Brane EP Sabres of Paradiso - Wilmot Ep (one of my favorite happy-go-lucky chillout tracks ) Mouse on Mars - Glam VA - Blu tribunL (Akufen, Freeform, Rip Off Artist) Mr. Scruff - Trouser Jazz Merka - Beserka (no idea what to expect, I was feeling crrrrrrrrracy!) Ellen Alien & Apparat - Orchestra of Bubbles Cool stuff.

What? Sherlockalien is indeed goody goody and quite young, but what about Oldto Madta ! Come on man...

It COULDN'T have been you, could it? [e] I even complimented you on your choice. I could've known... if only I'd had a good memory... but who needs that?

I dig Nemo's way of thinking. Did I already mention the perfect collaboration for me? Future Sound of London vs. The Orb or Eat Static vs. Orbital Maybe that would even be too much..

^So, yeah, long live faze! Did a trade with him just now, nothing but praze for faze these daze. Good trade, new cd, good communication, fast delivery, the whole sha-bang. If you get the chance, trade with this man.

you're exactly like me man! we should do coke together some day...

If it's gonna be a small and private party, why have a huge and agressive (?) bouncer checking people for drugs? That would ruin it from the start, wouldn't it?

Finally a review! I've listened to this maybe twenty times in total since I got it and couldn't find the right words for a review yet. Only thing I can say right now (not listening to it) is that Pachama is incredibly groovy and the only track I don't like so much yet is the one with the full-on bassline; Sin-Quest. [edit] Invasion sounds like it could've come right off of Implant or Abduction, very oldschool feeling to it. Love it. Sucker Unit is just as oldschool, with high-pitched squeeks and alienesque industrial airplane sounds on top of a crunchy bassline. Funky shit. Trantaloid sounds like old psytrance to me. It's groovy and melodic and fun and I would dance my ass off to it. It's got me bouncing in my chair; a good sign usually. Actually, the same goes for Deadly Amphibian; twisted indeed, psychedelic, busy, in your face. Sin-Quest is the full-on basslined track, it's still danceable, but nothing too special for me. Tractor Beam, finally a track with broken beats. Nois! I am a sucker for Eat Static's breakbeats and I thoroughly enjoy this spacey drum'n'bassy track with its oldschool basses. Good stuff. Pachama has a very good buildup, it's funky and groovy and very Eat Static and I simply love it. This is gonna be played in my sets! Slightly headnodding, upbeat chilled out, with lovely out-of-this-world vocals. You know, the kind of vocals Eat Static have patented (& invented). Visitors is also classic Eat Static; crunchy, aliens, funky, the works. It even has a violin! Cracy! Brassneck is tingly and crunchy, has some breaks, isn't very upbeat, but more spaced out and alienesque, and those chopped up vocals are their trademark. Great track indeed! De-Classified features those aforementioned vocals that give me goosebumps. So outerworldy, so moving and trippy. Lovely chillout track, one that's also gonna get quite some play in sets to come. All in all: oldschool, trippy, bouncy eat static at their best. Good shit! :)

yes! This is as close to perfection as albums come for me. So moving, touching, emotional, psychedelic, everything at the same time. Brilliant!!!

Cool shit. You made me click a few more times on other things and I came across . One of my best party moments ever... genious shpongle set by simon, never seen or experienced anything like it. Just after the Eclipse, E V E R Y B O D Y tripping, crowded as hell chillout. Very beautiful and very offtopic, hehe.

Haha, good to see these replies, I was gonna ask for Texas Faggott too, but it's all yours dudes.

Cheers just one thing... could someone (you?) edit the title to Snap i n h o otherwise it would sound like snafeeno or something. and that's just plain weird!

Let's consider this post of seraph's On Topic again [meaning: remove the arguments with Journey Man] and let me reply by saying that I agree. I have no idea in what way it is ironic, but I do really like his artwork. It's arty, original and it strikes a note in me, dunno why. It's funny!

hear hear, the man has taste!

Fucking brilliant! Just saw a show by Mike Daisey at a festival here, where the Tesla Coil played a central role in his monologue. Very cool!