Charlie

Deep Purple - Black Knight (70's psychedelic rock goodness )

Quote taken from the site: "i remember when I first started trancersizing. I used to walk around in circles mumbling and mumbling, and then some people let me out of the testing facility, and i wandered off into the desert, and found a group of people from san francisco practicing trancersize. I found the rythums appealing, and before I knew it, I had lost 72 pounds, and all that mumbling, gone!!!!? ?" Dylan A., SF Mental.

Superb track.

Is it International X-dream Day, they seem very popular today?

Considering full-on is the most popular form of psy trance it stands to reason many artists produce full-on because they genuinely like full-on. I sincerely doubt it's always about making as much money as possible, some artists are above all that.

Green House Effect - Everlasting Sun

Nor me.

Try William Stromberg, some of his best work employs powerful transients and Latin quires in a similar fashion to Orff's O Fortuna.

1) Shpongle - Nothing Lasts... 2) Various - Unusual Suspects 2 3) Various - Gran Turismo 4 Kicks 4) Mm... 5) Hmm... I mainly bought old nineties' releases last year and can't think of five 2005 releases I think highly of. I'll have a think about it and fill in the gaps.

I have to agree. They're the complete opposite of cheese.

Juno Reactor - God is God

Yeah, 1996 was The year. It's unsurpassable.

10 years ago... I, like many of you, was listening to Hallucinogen, Total Eclipse, Juno Reactor, Doof etc.. I was addicted to clubbing in those days, used to go every weekend and afterwards usually ended up, high as a kite, in some strangers house not knowing where I was or how I was going to get home. My best memories though are of tripping at underground raves in abandoned quarries and wooded valleys. Maybe it's the result of looking back through a decade-old purple fog but life seemed better back then, the drugs were cleaner, the women smiled more warmly, the music was better, the wind was gentler, even the rain seemed less wet. Good memories.

Prometheus - Snakes & Ladders

Prometheus - O.K. Computer

Welcome to the wonderful world of classical music. It's a happy place. Who are your favourites?

Shulman - Instability

Great.

A most apt description.

Sounds promising.

Ian Brown - F.E.A.R.

I salute you.

You're right, I didn't say it very well and could have worded it better. I meant to say they had similar to taste to me, not more or better taste.

Sort your face out.

It's interesting that Shpongle - Nothing Lasts... took second best album. Isratrancers probably have more taste than I originally gave them credit.