Frontier Psychiatrist

Talpa... Weeeee great news Alek.

Tatsu you read my mind Wanted to do the same topic. Contrary to what EP thinks there's a good full-on out there... Just needs some digging. Here's what i like: Scorb, Sub6, Protoculture (he can be extremely cheesy, but very good as well) Artifakt, Gappeq, Panick, Talamasca (Once in a while he pulls brilliant melodies. I don't like his production at all, but he has some very good melodies) Meteloids, Grapes Of Wrath, Dark Soho (Not so dark anymore but worthy)

Surely mate, we have a lot to talk Good luck with Wizzy album

I actually know somebody with enough resources and connections to pull this project. With fine booklet and all. Yes you, Mike! Do it!

EP knows some people at Avatar, perhaps he can put a word...

Good!

http://www.petitiononline.com/PleiaIFO/

Second is a classic. First is so so.

Yesterday in Tel Aviv, for the ridiculous ~7 euros: Amorphous Androgynous - The Isness http://www.discogs.com/release/44376

We should make a petition and send it to Youth... What do you say?

Everything in my list that has 5/5 is worthy http://www.discogs.com/user/PavelZagalsky Welcome!

Easily the stupidest quote of the month. I advise you strongly to hear some Underworld to see why are you soooo wrong. Lyrics can go well with electronic music, they can go well even with Psy-Trance (Talpa - The Moon, Shift - Dubmention, Shpongle - Around The World in Tea Daze). The only truth is that Hypersonic is a money hungry producer and Phonokol are a label that lost any interest in Psy Trance.

Green House Effect - End Of The World Remix is a classic. With the most recognisable Bill Hicks sample in the break. Today a young man on acid.... Classic.

Hahaha, i'm so surprised, i'm speachless.

B-bass is the guy that rolls joints and prepare lines for his highness. He also pimps the girls for him and occasionally acts as his personal bodyguard (when approached by Ketamine driven kids). He also prepares the track lists before Skazi's show. Usually they are starting with a fluffy and downtempo Skazi track (145 BPM) and end with one of the mega fast dancefloor killers (145 BPM).

Hahaha ok. It should be left with Skazi and his gaypal though.

Moti, send a message to my Messenger.

Quoting George Costanza: I have nothing against gays. I love gays. My father was a gay.

Not to diss gays or something. This guy doesn't deserve their company.

Gay Personic. Behhh.

There's Deedrah - Reload and Infected Mushroom - Roll Us A Giant on that 4 min sample. No, seriously, what were they thinking?

Dynamo (Eskimo + Dynamic) - Acid Daze. http://ip23.dyn181.pacific.net.hk/PTMCD153-8.mp3 Here's the promo text: THE ACID DAZE 145BPM: A jaw dropping aural collage of ten years of mind altering music. The Acid Daze is a reworking of some of the most crowdmoving icons in the history of the psy scene, with snippets of tunes and styles of some of the scenes greatest cosmonauts, from Hallucinogen to GMS via Man With No Name this is a loving tribute to everything that has made this music great from the year dot, not simply sampled but replayed & injected with the sort of energy you would expect from Eskimo & Dynamic. Must be played as the last track of the night, cos theres no way you'll be able to follow it!SAY YOU LOVE ME 149BPM: The right tune to bring this mindblowing set of monsters to a close would always be a tough choice, but this slice of pure class surely fits the bill. Alternating between breakneck rushes of speed driven power and lush breaks of atmospherics and interweaving melodies, this is a breathtaking combination of styles that tears up the rule book and has fun doing it. A gorgeous, slow-mo outro provides the perfect finale for a truly groundbreaking selection. Discuss...

Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon http://www.discogs.com/release/367108 Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here http://www.discogs.com/release/444118 Bout the time. No discography is complete without these ones.

Safi Connection makes shitty full-on. Safi Connection style + guitar should be really shitty.

np: Noises in my head.