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I don't mind the 4/4 kick drum, it's just that that's it! There are no intricate sub beats or rhythms or if there are then they are drowned out. Other psytrance albums may have the same beat but it doesn't overly dominate & this allows the rest of the music room to breathe. In my opinion this album lacks breathing space so all of it's potential is stifled by the kick drum.

I'd like to officially complain to the suntrip team. How the hell do you expect me to save some money if you keep releasing such high quality music

Yeah it's one of those stupid phrases that so many people use but never really think about & it's one that really annoys me. You can't compare A to B! A is much better. I think you just compared them there mate! Can I ask you a question? Didn't give me much of a choice there did you? You've lost your keys? They'll be in the last place you look? No shit sherlock, I'm not going to continue looking after I found them am I? There are so many

Broken Summer Tracklist 1. Omni Trio - Ocean Driver 2. Legiac - Tretz Dizm 3. Kattoo - Place 6 4. Plaid - Headspin 5. Kilowatts - Azure 6. I Awake - Leaving The Known (Featuring Planet Boelex) 7. Boards Of Canada - Happy Cycling 8. Trentmoller - Moan 9. Nalepa - Porcelain 10. Minilogue - Feeling In Spring Beside The Dressing Table 11. Vataff Project - Kalitz 12. Electrypnose - Neverending Story 13. Solar Fields - Swimming With Stones 14. Subgardens - Asleep Clockmaker 15. Vakuum Sounds - A Journey After A Snakebite 16. Ghostfriend - Moist 17. Kettel - Mwoeb 18. Plaid - White's Dream 19. Aphex Twin - Rhubarb 20. Ian Ion - Sunshy 21. Kettel - Wim Hoffman Not all IDM but there's a lot of it in there & as it's such a vague genre some might argue it all is

If you want to send them to me, I'll PM you my address & then I can get started on a Jake Stephenson mix

Well, when I was young, up until about 8 years old I was only listening to other people's choice of music. Namely my father's so I was initially exposed to a mix of Bob Dylan, Van Morrison , The Beatles, The Kinks and the like as well as fiddley diddley Irish crap. When I was gifted a walkman of my very own I listened to Michael Jackson tapes and the Blues Brothers' Soundtrack. When I was 9 I was given some mix tapes including a 1988 house mix by Sasha. It was my first foray into electronic music & I never looked back. During the early 90's I didn't know where I my heart was within the electronic genre. I listened to House, Rave, Gabba & even Happy Hardcore (embarrassingly). In 1994 though my whole journey was changed when I heard Project II Trance at a friend's house. I bought my first compilation shortly after which was the first of the Order Odonata series. The following year I got my first album, Hallucinogen - Twisted. My musical journey was now on a track & leading somewhere. I went to my first live which was Eat Static (who by chance I am listening to as I type this:)). In the last 14 years I have never lost my love for Goa although it has been joined by other equally as lovable styles. Mystery Of The Yeti & The Infinity Project - Mystical Experiences brought me my first ambient experience. Before these I has completely written off ambient as a total yawn fest but these amazingly trippy albums took me on journeys no upbeat albums could. It was music that really filled up the space between coming down from a night at a club & being able to sleep as well as lazy sundays at home. I got into all the minimal & progressive psy only a little. They have always been genres I liked lacking many artists I thought were good. However, Flying Rhino Records from 1998 kind of sums up the sort of type of trippy prog I like. Over the years I fear time has caught up with me. My body has lost some of it's energy & my brain has started working a bit more. My music tastes have become more chilled & more trippy. I never thought music could get more psychedelic than what I was listening to in the mid to late 90s but when I got into ambient & ambient trance I was once again blown away. Ishq, Ultimae & then Databloem opened a whole new world of sonic landscapes for me to explore. Right now I am lost in a sea of sound, enjoying every last wave to extremes I never thought possible. I am in love with music in a way that I'm not entirely sure is healthy but it is not something I am about to give up.

I missed all the promo garbage! I knew it was going to be a more downbeat album so all I expected was something similar to the opening & final tracks on De:Classified. Having listened to this a bit more now I think I like it even more. There is depth in there that I didn't notice on my first listen.

Love this quote! Are you not yourself comparing them? Either way I prefer Pleiadians! FOL was such a great album, it blew my socks & toenails right off it did. For me dimension 5 is more galactic & often took me on deep space journeys whereas Pleiadians is more nut fuck in your head rip out your reality type stuff.

Lauge - Sundays

Am loving the Solar Fields' track here Makes me want a new album

I guess if you don't like long drawn out ambient then you are going to find this boring. Juno Reactor have always one to explore many styles so it's only fitting that they should have an ambient album too. Ambient doesn't have to go anywhere. It's not all about the destination it's the journey that counts sometimes.

Project II Trance By the time I got to 3:57 of Genetic - Trancemission I was hooked on Goa & knew I would be needing more & more. Mystery Of The Yeti Before this I thought that proper ambient was super boring but this took my mind on voyages I had never imagined were possible. This coupled with The Infinity Project - Mystical Experiences which I purchased shortly after really made me appreciate ambient & set the scene for me too enjoy more & more minimal & even beatless stuff I remember dozing to The Answer & in the semi sleeping state I could hear the music & it affected my dreams. I remember in the dream I was in a small spacecraft or maybe just a pod floating through the outer reaches of the solar system. The sense of being very far away from home was intense & very very real! Since then I always sleep with ambient music on & it seeps into my dreams & molds them into a rich tapestry of images

Yes very much. Gonna be blasting that out for a lot of mornings I can tell you np Juxta Phona & Off The Sky - !Escape Kit!

Kino Oko - Alphabetically Divided Highway

Kino Oko - Alphabetically Divided Highway I liked this one a lot. I thought the style throughout was good & that each track was varied enough to keep me interested & wanting to listen to it again. Better than the first IMO Tamlin - Spectrogram Fantastic first few listens to this. Really nice old school feel mixed with some modern craziness. Lauge - Sundays Just beautiful. Soft & enchanting. Eat Static - Back To Earth This was nothing like I was expecting. Quite loungey but very cool Juxta Phona & Off The Sky - !Escape Kit! Very trippy bizarre ambient Opium - Watercolors Nice soft descriptive ambient, the sort of stuff that needs to be focused on, then it will take you around the universe.

Tamlin - Spectrogram :clapping:

Opium - Watercolors

Eat Static - Back To Earth Nothing like what I expected yet very cool

I have a girly brain. I can cut it up into bits & focus on many different things at the same time. I can be in 3 different conversations at the same time. I often listen to music & watch a movie at the same time & I seem to be able to focus on both. I can even read & watch TV but that's a bit more difficult

Poopcorn

Tamlin - Playtime Adventure

The designer of Kino Oko's covers I also liked Rolando Cyril's cover of Sienis - From A Nutter Perspective

V/A - Ease Division 3 :posford: :posford: :posford: Solar Fields - Feelings :clapping: :clapping: :clapping:

I unfortunately don't have enough music from Jake Stephenson