Charlie

Yes!

How dare you! It's proper English, not engrish.

No, I'm sure it's Family of Light. IFO fetches even more, it's shocking what people will pay for it. Edit: hey, but you're right, it is available pretty cheap on Amazon. Might be worth buying a load and auctioning them on eBay.

I seldom download and I'll tell you why. I've downloaded in the past and thought 'this isn't very good' only to hear the same tune played either at a friends house or on the radio and been really impressed. I don't wanna go into the whole MP3 debate again but a lot of the time they don't do justice to a recording. Songs need room to breathe, they can't do that if you compress them into a quarter of the space. But anyway, yes, you're right, I was very silly to pay £25 for it. Looking on the bright side I've seen them fetch upto £40 regularly on eBay so maybe I can turn it to my advantage.

0.5/10

Maybe that's what it is. I just need to start using moisturiser.

Unfortunately there's nothing similar to IFO, you could search long and hard but it would be in vain. Also, please be weary of repeating the mistake I made which was to buy the Pleiadians second album, Family of Light, for £25 thinking it would be like IFO because it isn't, it's dull, it was a wasted £25. When I think of the gin that would have paid for. Deary me.

Do you wear special gloves when removing the disc like museum workers do when handling antiquities? I'm pretty careful with all my CD's yet many of the digipaks are falling to pieces.

Easy, if you have a digipack that you play a lot, and I mean a lot, then all that opening and closing slowly but surely causes the cardboard to weaken and eventually tear. It's simple physics really.

Simon may well have confirmed it but Ott also said it in this interview here. Just use the Find function under Edit and search for 'incredibly slowly'.

I love her to bits.

Who knows. I remember Ott saying in an interview that he's a very slow worker.

I do, she's very strict is my mother.

Coldplay - Hardest Part (listening to it on the radio might I add) More nonsense from the most hyped band of recent years. I don't understand what happened to them, their first album was excellent, distinctive and original but since falling into fame they've released monotonous rubbish and, worse still, people lap it up like greedy, cream-loving cats.

This belongs in the News section I realise but feel it will harvest more attention here in the General section. Anyway, the new website has it's own forum which is already up and running. Click here.

Great track.

Jewel cases for me, they're replaceable and sit comfortably in my lovely mahogany CD rack. I do like the look and feel of digipacks though.

I always knew there was something dodgy about him. Now I know what it is.

I'm by no means wealthy, I just love music. The CD's I have paid upwards of £90 for I've listened to hundreds of times so I figure each listening has cost me around 20 pence. Hehe. That's how I justify it to myself anyway. It's always satisfying owning an album you've hunted for ages. Makes you appreciate it all the more.

That's quite a wise policy. Unfortunately I've more money than sense and have paid upto £90 for rare CD's, none psy trance though. Mainly folk and classical releases.

Depends on the actual lyrics and the style of the track. I don't like those used by Infected Mushroom but quite those on the Shulman and Shpongle albums.

Amazon.com has a used Samurai single but it's $33. Don't think they ship outside the US either. I'll keep an eye open and PM you if I see a more reasonably priced copy.

Agreed. I sold my original Airborne years ago but recently re-bought it just for the License to Slink track. Paid around £7 or £8 for it on eBay.

Ooh, nice one, Oopie. Very exciting. I thank you. It's almost reason enough to let the avatar thing slide... but just look at it, it's that kid from Home Alone, the one every father would beat if their child.

Oopie, you know I like you, I like you very much... but your avatar... please change it, I'll even change mine if you do.