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thats a good one, especially considering the theme of the label. How about "Psychedelic Shanti Sewage Plant Records"

1.) Sven Väth 2.) Hardfloor 3.) DX = Discriminating Xenophobe

Thanks again to you for pointing me towards Oliver Liebs new stuff, Im really getting into it. Just to clear one thing up, my mum isn't a bitch, she's usually very nice. She's more like a dormant volcano, quiet and fuming, but once in a while the pressure below the surface gets too big and she goes completely Krakatoa on the whole family. My dad usually just takes a walk on these occasions, wise man that he is, and leaves the kids, or in most cases me, to calm her down. To Tatsu, I have all those tracks you ordered, good choices! If you are into stuff like that, I'll give you a few other recommendations. Just of the top of my head, go to Beatport and listen to the whole Catalogue of the Connaisseur label, including their sublabel Connaisseur Superieur. It's owned by Chardronnet, all of his stuff is cool, Too. Check out the label Boxer, Platzhirsch, especially everything from Dominik Eulbergs alter ego Rocco Branco, and of course the one and only "Doppelwhipper" by Gabriel Ananda. Traum Records (the new Moonbeam is good) and MBF records (My Best Friend) are always a good call.You will definitely like the groups Einmusik, Pelle Buys, Peter Grummich (check out his track "Rave D'amour", beautiful!!!), Pop No Name, Paul Kalkbrenner (!!!), oh and I almost forgot, everything by Geiger or Nass, it's the same guy, he's awesome!!!! He releases on the labels Firm and Teile, but they are not on Beatport, only Kompakt-mp3.net. And Superpitcher of course, but I"m sure you know him already. Thats it for now, mayne Ill think of other stuff later.

Thanks! That's exactly my point, most things that are considered minimal techno are not minimal at all, they are actually quite maximal, and very melodic. I dont know why its called minimal. About the Estroe and Mad Monks remix, they are very slow, be aware of that, but they are very beautiful, I think. From my 2006 recommendations, check out that Gregor Tresher track, Im sure you'll like it. You might also like Rekleiner - The State of Things, its a little older, but awesome and melodic. The Aril Brikha - Berghain track is the B-side of the Winter EP, btw.

It's about time to tell y'all about some music I've been listening to lately. I miss writing reviews like I used to, but I guess most of this stuff isn't psytrance and doesn't really belong in the reviews section. So here we go, a collection of old and new tracks that have been passing through my mp3-player: Josh Wink - Higher State of Consciousness (Tweakin Acid Mix) - Strictly Rhythm I re-discovered this old favorite of mine when Beatport started selling the old Strictly Rhythm Catalogue a while ago. And after listening to it again a couple of times, I have come to the conclusion that it is probably the quitesential electronic dance music track of all times. Now I'm not saying it is the best, nor the best produced nor the greatest composition, but it takes everything that makes electronic dance music so unique and great and magnifies each of these element to an amazing, mindblowing degree. So let's look at these elements: It is simple. There are just a few basic sounds, the kicks, percussion, two 303 lines, and a sample. Yet it is not minimal at all, there's hell of a lot going on. No klicker-klacker, as we say here in Germany. Which takes me to the next element. The arc, or the story. With these few elements, Josh Wink tells the most basic of all techno stories. Beat starts, 303 comes in, break, the 303 builds the tension to an unbearable degree, kick starts to come back with an almost orgasmic effect and the 303 goes berserk, little break, the 303 starts talking and telling a story, 303 stops, end. Just a few elements, a simple story, and it works. Why? Because it is effective I remember back in the day, people would start screaming and jumping and crying whenever this track played. It was absolute mayhem. And im sure the same would happen nowadays. Even when I listen to Higher State of Consciousness out of my laptop speakers I wanna start jumping and screaming. And last but not least, the 303!!!!! This is IMHO the best use of the coolest and most important "techno instrument" EVAAARGHHHH! Hardfloor ain't bad either, but they have never created a 303 line like this. It raises the tension to an unbearable level, and in the end it starts to talk like a person. The other day, as I was listening to this track, I realized that this 303 is just like my mother when she gets pissed off and starts yelling at me. First she gets louder and louder, then she errupts into a complete frenzy, then she quiets down for a bit, only to re-errupt into a long and illogical explanation of why she is so pissed off. So there you have it, the mother of all techno tracks. Right here. Green Velvet - La la Land - Relief Records Another old favorite I rediscovered. Back when it came out I was more into the various different remixes, but now I do realize the original cannot be beaten. Probably because in the meantime I have been to La La Land myself a few times too many so I really do "feel him"...It's those little pills.....until they kill a million braincells Human Blue - MYstyraYs (or however you spell that) Experience - Transient Talking about old favorites, Human Blue definitely used to be one of them. Now, a few months too late, I got my hands on his new album, and I must say it's pretty awesome. Especially for working out on the bycycle and such. Great melodies, not full-onish, at least most songs, and a very positive happy vibe. Just happy feel good music from the cheesy side of life, but very well done. Estroe - Driven - Connaisseur Superieur Back to minimal territory. Actually, I really don't understand why everything is called minimal these days. When I think minimal I think about Mike Ink, Plastikman or such, not about music of this kind. Even though this is filed everywhere in the minimal category, there is actually a lot going on. Imagine a long worm with thousands of little feet dipped in lysergic acid that enters through your ear and slowly crawls into your brain. Once inside, it twists its way through the place where your memory sits, passes by the spot where the happy feelings are, on to deeper territories to become one with the part of your anatomy scientists commonly refer to as the reptilian brain. And there it rotates and turns and contracts and convulses and the thousands of little feet tickle the millions of nerves bundled here ready to travel to the rest of your body having a warm fuzzy shiver aboard that you immediately feel running down your spine. Does that sound minimal to you? Andrea Doria - Yaoo (Minilogue Remix) - Great Stuff Recordings As most of you know Minilogue aka Son Kite has been making so-called "minimal techno" for quite some time now, with great success, but it was always very obvious that they have their roots in trance music. This is probably their first production that is truely minimal in its original sense. Klicker-Klacker all the way. Except a few elements not much is left of the original, which is good, because the aforementioned Original Mix is one particularly vile and obnoxious piece of Electro-House crap. Anyways, one could argue this remix doesn't really go anywhere, but why would you want to go anywhere when you can stay? And if you can stay and be lazy, why not take time to enjoy the meticulous production, the klickers and the klackers, the bleeps and the bloops, the klings and the klongs, and the subtle pads that creep up from behind. Yes, you heard me right, pads. You know how they say in that ghetto movie, I think it's "Menace II Society", that you can take the brother out of the hood, but you can't take the hood out of the brother? You can take the Son Kite out of the trance scene, but you can't take the trance out of the Son Kite. Solieb - Everything Just keep that last thought about Son Kite in mind for a bit, because I think the the same goes for Oliver Lieb, aka LSG or Solieb. Thanks to Nemos post about the free LSG album, I was made aware of the fact that Oliver Lieb produces under the name Solieb now. I bought some of his tracks from Beatport yesterday, and I must they they are all pretty awesome. I havent had enough time to listen to them in detail yet, so I won't go into the specific tracks. But even though he changed his style to more minimal sounds, one can hear his knack for creating atmospheres and building really entrancing soundscapes. Cool stuff and thanks to Nemo once again for pointing me in that direction. Holy Ghost Inc. - Mad Monks on Zinc (Martin Buttrich Remix) - Flying Circus And come to think of it, I'm no different than Son Kite or Oliver Lieb. I'm sick the of usual formulaic trance, be it psy, proggy or normal, but I look for a trancey feel in almost all music I listen to. Like a traveller who left his native country because he is sick of it, yet he always looks for things that remind him of home wherever he might be on the globe. One of the guys in the techno scene who always give me that warm fuzzy feeling of trancyness is Martin Buttrich. He is also the guy behind all of Loco Dice's productions, but now he produces under his real name as well. Whatever he does, it is always good. I have yet to hear a bad track from him. This particular remix is extremely deep and hypnotic, with some very subtle oriental wailing in the background, a few quiet drawn-out sirens, in short trance in the truest sense of the word. Aril Brikha - Berghain - Kompakt Talking about "True Trance", this one is pretty close. The term "understated euphoria" comes to mind. One of those tracks that when played at 10am in the morning, it will get all the E-Tards back on the dacefloor for one last collective hug before everyone goes home. It doesn't really have a melody, but it just oozes warmth and fuzzyness, like laying your head to sleep on a nice pair of real D-Cups after a long and excessive night of partying. The A-Side called "Winter" ain't bad either, but it's a little more obvious and less subtle. So there, I wrote too much once again, but I get carried away sometimes. Also check out the Hug album Heroes on K2, I don't know what to make of it really. Some tracks are great, but they all sound alike, but each on their own they are pretty awesome. Especially the title track. If you read these rambling of a disturbed, insecure and most importantly bored mind in one sitting, I'm impressed. You deserve a medal.

So, as most of you know im not into psy-trance anymore, so i dont know anything thats going on anymore. But since Im working out everyday, including at least an hour on the bike , I have found that psytrance is perfect for that and really gets me going fast. My favorite song to go cycling to is Infected Mushroom-Ratio Shmatio, especially cause of those perfectly produced psychedelic melodic runs. Are there any other songs with those melodic runs that DONOT have a full-on bassline? I need well produced melodic runs, prefarably newer stuff cause it just sounds better (thats why old IM wont work, it sounds bad), and NO full-on bassline. The new Human Blue album is another good example of what Im looking for. Any suggestions?

I don't even know if all this new stuff is necessarily so different to LSG. Especially that Isotropy song shows the clear Oliver Lieb/LSG handwriting. It sounds like the LSG sound updated to 2007. That black LSG album wasnt fluffy at all either (make mental note: must listen to black album again, its been a long time), so I always thought of the LSG project as having quite a range of styles and skills. Anyways, I love his production skills, the chopped up voices, cool effects, even through the beatport player at low resolution it sounds good. Im definitely gonna have to buy some of it. So, there, at least for me Olivers promotion trick worked, i wasnt even aware of his Solieb project and new label.

Im downloading the free album as we speak, but I listened to all his new stuff on beatport, its awesomE!!! This guy is always good, no matter what he does.

Yes, and he definitely has the most character. Enjoy the master: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-Kd95qGFiE And tell me now that theres anyone cooler than him. He's the Keith Richards of Techno, he will be around when Im 50 dancing in his underwear at a crazy afterparty. GUDE LAUNE!!!!!!!!!! If you are still not convinced he's the shit, watch this beauty: And talking about Laurent Garnier, IMHO one of the best electronic music videos, FLASHBACK!!!

I think I read in a Minilogue Interview thatz they are still looking for a label for a new Son Kite album, i suppose it won't be trancy enough for DS, or they are looking to get out of the psyscene.

Indeed a fantastic video, imagine all the work that went into that, the guy must have made thousands ands thousands of drawings. I love how it fits the music so well, how it evolves right on the beats and clicks. THe other minilogue videos on youtube are pretty cool as well.

no, they founded house

I forgot to mention the new Barry Manilow "Songs of the Sixties". Already great beloved tunes from the sixties get taken to the next level by the sheer magnificience and brilliance of Barrys Voice. His rendition of "Strangers in the Night" is just heart-shattering, if you don't love this music you are a cold computer and not human!

First of all, Scooter stands in a long line of German artists whose genius was overlooked in their day and only later recognized. Like Mozart, for example (I know most people consider him Austrian, but Austria was part of the German empire back then as it should be today). Memorials will be erected in honor of Scooter and the great H.P. Baxxter will be recognized as the father of a new kind of poetic expression. HOW MUCH IS THE FISH!!! Then, no, I don’t write a blog. I’ve thought about it but who would give a fuck about what I write and actually read it. There are millions of bloggers out there; I don’t think the world needs another one. I write kind of a digital diary for myself, it consists of pages and pages of psychotic ramblings that I usually end up deleting because I don’t want anyone to find it. I only recently started doing that, because writing down my thoughts makes me feel a lot more at ease with myself and my surroundings. The topic most of the time are the cunning, evil and deceptive ways of the human female in relation to the nice, naïve and innocent human male that am I Anyways, I don’t wanna get into that, but since I don’t have shit to do in the office once again I’m gonna complete my 2006 music review with a listing of my favourite tracks of the year. There are two tracks I have identified as the number 1, and there are a couple of others that I can’t really rank but that definitely deserve to be mentioned. Here we go: The Gay Satanic Tracks of the Year: Minilogue - Seconds (Traum Schallplatten): If you would have asked me at any point since the release of Seconds for my current Top Ten, it would never have been the Number 1, but always amongst the Top 5 or so. For half a year it’s the only track that has always been in my little MP3 Player, because the more I listened to it, it just kept getting better, and I never wanted to take it off. The construction of the track is just perfect, especially the combination of the very danceable pulsating groove and pushing percussion with the long velvety arc of the lush sounds that keep rising and rising. I love the part where everything stops for a beat and kicks back in with that little siren sound. To sum it up, this track is just pure skill and musicality. Perfect! Loco Dice – Flight LB 7475 (Ovum) Loco Dice’s masterpiece IMHO. Very seldom have I seen track that fits its title so perfectly. It’s just one looong overnight flight. The listener is taken on a journey into the realms of his own mind; images, sounds and pleasant memory pass by, at one moment you are looking out of the window of your airplane at the lights of a big city down below, in the next you are dreaming. You know the feeling when you smell something that reminds you of your childhood? And all the memories rush back? This track works its magic on the subconscious in the same way certain smells do. It’s not really a piece of music, but a state of mind. Other cool tracks worth mentioning: Abe Duque - When the fever breaks (Abe Duque Records): I mention this track right now because it reminds me a lot of Flight LB 7475. Not because they sound alike, but because they both have the same effect on me. This one is a little more analogue sounding, though. Abe Duque is a heavy 303 user, but here he keeps them subtle. Anyways, it’s an atmospheric tech-house monster that I highly recommend, perfect to mix with the Loco Dice track. Gregor Tresher – Neon (Datapunk) Now let’s change the pace and serve up this killarrrghhhhh! It’s got the typical Datapunk sawtooth baseline madness, and on top of that it sounds like Frankfurt Trance of 1992 with a naïve little melody that keeps on getting repeated throughout the whole track. It’s quite simple actually, but very, very effective. Sometimes music doesn’t have to be new, groundbreaking or challenging to be great. Back to Back Remix Series (Mobilee Records) This is actually not one track, but two 12” releases where Artists from the Mobilee label remix each other. All tracks are good but there are two stand-outs. The first is the Sebo K. remix of GummiHZ “Isolate” on the first 12”. It’s a very basic minimal techno track, but it’s the beauty of all things minimal that the few sounds selected are effective and get you moving. Let me just say this, it’s very catchy and it doesn’t even have anything close to resembling a melody. The second standout is my personal favourite, the GummiHZ mix of Anja Schneider & Sebo K. “Addicted”. Now this is one deep pulsating journey into the Abyss. Ghost train psytrance goes minimal techno. The beat is so weird, pumping and twisted; I never heard anything like it. You hardly hear it, but still it stomps like a madman. Eerie atmospheres and fucked-up sounds follow along, and a twisted female vocal keeps saying “addicted..dicted..dicted…”. Let’s all take some Heroine!!!! Johannes Heil – Aquarius (Klang) Talking about a journey into the Abyss, here comes another one. It’s a lot friendlier than GummiHZ, it’s more like getting a guided tour of the deep sea from a friendly humpback whale called Joe. No, I’m not on drugs, it really sounds like that. Johannes Heil is an outstanding producer; you really feel like you are underwater and in the end a whale starts talking to you. An Outstanding and very unusual track. Dominik Eulberg – Björn Borkenkäfer (Traum) Those who have been reading my reviews know that I’ve been preaching the Gospel of Dominik for quite some time. This year he released only a couple of 12” because he is working on a new album to be released soon on Cocoon recordings. The quality of all his 12” releases was extremely high across the board, so it was hard to pick a favourite. In the end I chose the track “Björn Borkenkäfer”, cause apart from the usual meticulous, detail orientated, dry production (which reminds me of Shiva Chandra in a weird way), it features a bleeping lead sound that I can’t get out of my head. Many times while doing other stuff I find myself trying to recreate the bleeping by whistling or by banging on glasses or whatever means necessary. Also check out Dominiks trancy epic Bionik or his collaboration with Gabriel Ananda called “Harzer Roller”, a very subtle dreamy affair for the twilight hours. Phonique – River (Robert Babicz Mix) (Systematic) Other Robert Babicz tracks or mixes might be more subtle or sophisticated, but when a woman talks about hydrochloric acid in her cunt and fucking on top of a fountain which is followed by the onset of a phaaaaaaaaat electro bassline with a heavy kick and cool synth stabs, what on earth could possibly top that? Petersky – Fuck them all (Oliverio & MOS Mix) (Sprout) A robot with tourets syndrome!!! Yes!!!! The most amazing aspect about this record is that nobody has come up with that idea before. It just makes perfect sense. The track itself is also cool, but it’s the “lyrics” that make this one special. H.P Baxxter is probably hiding his head in shame in the face of such poetic brilliance. Ellen Allien & Apparat – Jet (BPitch) Taken from the excellent „Orchestra of Bubbles“album (also highly recommended), this is the only real 4/4 dance track. I would be very surprised if psy-heads wouldn’t like it, cause it’s very melodic and trippy, the sounds are so plastic that they seem to form 3-dimensional shapes right out of the speaker. If you have good headphones, this track is insane. Oliver Koletzki – Da bleibt er ganz cool (Kling Klong) It seems like Oliver Koletzki released 50 tracks and mixes his year, the market has been swamped with his stuff. Not all of it is really good, but this one from January is by far the best IMHO. The beat is tough and wobbly, not unlike Mr. Oizo’s flat beat (the Levis commercial with the hand-puppet), but the coolest thing are the orchestra-type-synth-stabs that come in during the break. It’s like epic trance without melodies and drum-rolls, if that makes any sense. Nass – Nass B-Seite (Teile) No we are getting back into the very deep realm. I would call it deep techno, because it really sucks into a hidden place in your subconscious, all the while pounding along with an incredibly heavy beat. And just when you think it can’t get any deeper, a guy starts whispering something about the “beating of your heart”, and then a woman joins him creating an eerie dissonant voice that sounds like it’s coming from inside of you. Deep, very deep. Efdemin – Bergwein (Dial) A good track to end my best of 2006 selection. Moody and melancholic, like a woman with hangover who is looking for some love… Ok, that's a long list...I really don't have anything better to do at work, plus I'm not gonna be able to vote for the psynews poll because none of the artists I listen to are featured. Well then, good night and I wish you all a good 2007!

Me like Minimal music, you should check out GummiHZ, Seraph, if you don't already know him, i think you would like it (judging from the list of artists described by you) Anyways, I agree that minimal today tends to be much trippier than "maximal" music. I think that's because today its so easy to overproduce with so much equipment readily available everywhere. It takes much more skill to hold back and define what's really important for the music and focus on these elements. Maybe it's a weird comoparison, but when it comes to "normal music", the singer/songwriter style of the 70's can express so much more with just a few words and a accoustic guitar then the biggest loudest 5-piece combo with all kinds of distortion and glam effectsetc... Also, I believe that minimalism is in direct correlation to maturity, The more mature the listener, the more minimal his tastes will be. But also in a different sense. Every style of music goes through a curve where it starts minimal because of the few technicakl and musical possibilities. Then all the possibilities will be used to their fullest extend, the maximal era (full-on...) ensues. Then people will re-focus on what's import and a new minimal era will start.

So, 5 days to go until 2007 and I think it's time for a comprehensive 2006 music review. It also helps that I'm sitting in the office with nothing to do because someone has to be here in case something happens. And I am that unfortunate someone Anyways, for me personally 2006 has been a spectacular music year. As some of you have probably noticed, I have completely turned my back on the psy-scene, even prog. psy, but I still go to some of the parties. I have completely submerged myself into germanic techno and other music styles from my homeland instead, and finally the excitement about music has returned instead of the saturated bloatedness of the killarrgghhh psy-world. It also helped that I have completely shifted to mp-3 stores and that I don't bother at all with Vynil or CD's anymore, who needs them? All I need is Beatport and kompakt-mp3.net (not to forget a little bit of Soulseek here and there ) and my every wish and dream will be fulfilled. I feel like I did 1995 when I first walked into a (vynil) record store, just that I can do it everywhere and anytime!! My favorite past time is to cruise through the label sections of Beatport and kompakt-mp3.net and listen to random stuff that comes my way. THERE IS SO MUCH FUCKING MUSIC OUT THERE. And that's just electronic... Sometimes I wish I was a vacuum cleaner that could suck up the whole Beatport catalogue and know it all. I feel so tiny after listening to endless samples, I wanna know it all and own it all, I go into a complete craze, I click on one sample after the other, only tiny bits and pieces, another sample, fast forward, skip to the b-side, more and more and then I hit the buy buttton, buy, buy, buy, buy. Check-out crate: €193,67. Ouch. Then the hangover comes. I feel empty, disorientated, I'm looking for guidance. I want someone to take me by the hand and show me what I like. Virtual Sven, where are you? I fall back into the arms of my favorite artists, labels and tracks. It's a good thing my mp-3 player only holds 1 GB. My next one will have 40 GB, the question is: Do I really want that? Now it's time to honor some outstanding artists from the past year, those who consistently made it onto that tiny mp3-player: Favorite Gay Satanic Artists of 2006: Minilogue: Let's start with someone familiar, Son Kite's side project. These guys never cease to amaze me!!!! I have followed them since their very first 12" release on Naja, and they keep re-inventing themselves over and over and they have never, ever sucked. No, they get better every time! And they keep busting out one gem after the other and they are not afraid to venture into new territories. Right now they are preparing a double CD with a DVD. Go to youtube and look for the video for "Hitchhikers Choice". Amazing stuff (actually the video is better than the song, it's one of their weakest IMHO). But what really sets them apart is the sheer quality of their production. Sounds so smooth and bright and thick, manipulations so gentle and subtle... All the newer Minilogue tracks have an amazingly long "half-life", they just keep getting better. My favorite Minilogue tracks of the year are Seconds, Small Town Beauty and Ahck Loco Dice: Even though the name Loco Dice sounds like a gay handicapped mexican homeboy, he is actually a german-tunisian ex-hip-hopper turned techno DJ. Martin Buttrich is his producer who also releases excellent music under his own name, he's also worth checking out. All of Mr. Dice's tracks feature a minimalist trancyness that manifests itselfs in many different guises. Always very subtle and unassuming, his productions create a gentle vortex that's perfect for listening on long journeys and road-trips.My favorite Loco Dice tracks are Flight LB 7475, Seeing through Shadows and A Chico A Rhytmico Gummi HZ: This guy must be nuts or very evil. It's like the old-school ghostrain psytrance of the year 2000 gone minimal techno. He has some great tricks and weird sound manipulations up his sleeve. It's always a trip to listen to his music, I think this is definitely something psytrancers will enjoy. Check out his remix of Anja Schneider & Sebo K. "Addicted" or his own "Gomma Elastica" Mathew Johnson: This guy is just cool. Even though some of his tracks are a tad-bit on the strange side for my taste (Automatic, anyone?), he keeps busting out great stuff left and right, like his "Cobblestone Jazz" project for example. But even in the strange tracks flashes of genius appear out of the mist. Check out "India in me" from his Cobblestone Jazz project, all y'all dirty hippies will love it. Robert Babicz: This is no one other than good old Rob Acid releasing under his real name. Every single track I have heard from him is good, and he released a lot lately. His production is unstoppable, so crisp, so clear, so fat. And his composition is also great, he keeps coming up with new ideas and he's really good at mixing "pretty sounds" with screechy sounds and warped grooves. Check out his remix to Phonique "River" (that's the one where the women talks about hydrochloric acid in her cunt, you might have heard it), or maybe his Cloudpainter EP on Out of Orbit. But it doesn't matter, everything is great. Now it's time for the "Gay Satanic Coke Mule Award", given to something or someone very fucked up, strange or just plain cool: Ricardo Villalobos-Zieheuer (Playhouse): If this track wasn't by Ricardo Villalobos, it probably would never have been released. But since Mr. Villalobos is very popular and has a Posfordesque reputation here in Germany, his drug-induced 35 minute long synthesizer ramblings have made it onto Vynil. And that's great!!! So basically this tracks consists of a little trumpet loop that gets repeated for over half-an hour, with the occasional spanish trumpet interlude, and a minimal beat that slowly morphes over the course of the track. And that's it. And you will NEVER EVER EVER forget this trumpet loop until you die, and you will go crazy and your motherfucking HEAD WILL EXPLODE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!! The Nazis back in the day devised a torture method where they locked a prisoner into a room and played him the melody from the opera Carmen over and over until he freaked out. Now they would use this track. Ok, I can go home soon, tomorrow I will post charts for the year 2006!

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since youre also into techno nemo, go to the kompakt mp3 store, each track is 1.29 there and they have a great selection.

So cool to see you here Peter and James, I didnt know you were members. I d love to go to Burning Man again, that was so much fun. Talking about Burning Man, I just went to VooV with Martin, we had fun....

Sounds great! I wish you good luck with that, Im sure you will inform us once the first tracks hit the streets.

Goddamit, and i was so looking forward to the orgasmatron to end my perennial loneliness.... J/K sounds cool, are you gonna release atmos there?

Definitely!!!! Also Atmos headcleaner tells a nice story, methinks, and son kite - colours

You're such a secretive teasing little bitch, I'm sure you were a good-looking female your last life. Or you were a farmer who got his donkeys going by dangling a carot on a stick in front of their mouth. So then, here I go, What would NEO be? Neuro-Epileptic-Orgasmotron?