Charlie

Who?

Yup, who can resist consumerism when all too often it feels so good.

Maneater was, is, and forever will be awful.

Relax. I'm just expressing my opinion on downloading - something we obviously have very different philosophies on. I just find it surprising how someone can, by downloading, harm something they hold so dear and not be bothered by it. It's a bit like having a cat you love and constantly praise but then, whenever you walk past it, you kick it a few times.

I'll do a comparison between those two later on. I hope you're not right.

Angry? No. I just get the impression all that matters to you is getting as much free music as you can, and though I don't agree with it, it's okay (fuck knows, you're not the only one), but don't harp on about supporting artists and saying psy is the best genre in the world because if you really believed that you wouldn't download albums that are still in print. I know, I know, you'll buy them when you can afford them and when you get a credit card... repetition doesn't make it sound any more true.

They're both great artists but personally I fail to see any similarities. Prometheus' Robot-O-Chan has a very clean, technical, computery, robotic sound, where as Hallucinogen's sound is raw, organic, dirty and saturated in acid.

But you aren't interested in supporting the scene anyway, radi, otherwise you wouldn't have asked me to send you MP3 files of Twisted's Unusual Suspects 2 album. I don't understand how you can say Posford is a great artist who deserves support (as you have in the past) yet at the same time be willing to steal from him. It's illogical, it's greedy, it's selfish, it's hypocritical.

I don't understand your logic, radi, and I question how much you love music when I imagine 80% of what you listen to are low quality MP3 recordings. By downloading so much music you're playing your small part in killing the scene you love so much. You must realise that?

Did you touch him?

Has to be '96.

I can't be bothered listening to it again. Seems too much of a chore.

Yup, there are almost always Dragonfly albums on eBay, and often on Amazon too.

Massive Attack are simply sublime. I've probably said that now on these boards maybe three dozen times, but no matter, it's worth repeating.

Some symphonic Led Zeppelin (too lazy to check what track it is, sounds like Kashmir perhaps)

I'm inclined to agree with you.

I recommend the other tracks on Bible of Dreams. I think they're also by Juno Reactor and have a similar sound and feel. Failing that try Shango by Juno Reactor. No need to thank me.

That was one my favourite tracks to play on ecstacy for many years.

It's not surprising since you've betrayed one of your core values.

Jesus, man. Are you alright?

Good job, mars.

Agreed.

Sorry, I forgot it's a direct contravention of psynews regulation to voice personal opinion.

I'll stfu then. I'm not posting any links for you to click, nosey.