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Do you have a want list visine?

Did I just say that? Sounds like something I'd say!

Yeah, I bought this 3CD twice. I have one left in England but I had to buy it again when in Japan

Some similar (but not too similar) tracks Slide - Confusional State ManMadeMan - 1920 Great Leap Forward - Sparta

One of the first vinyl I ever bought. This track rocks you can tease in the breathing long before you drop the track too

CD1 Crazy stuff

Or some people might actually have liked it

GMS - No Rules I'm very surprised radi said he liked this

Ishq - Orchid (Dakini) CD2

Secede - Born in a Tropical Swamp

Spam Whores

Damn! There goes more money I don't have

Spheroid - Imbedded Neptune

Nekton Falls Celestial Dragon 2006 Abstract/Minimal/Ambient/Weird Tracklist CD1 1 Seetyca - Intro_v.01 (2:23) 2 Clemens Presser & Fietsche Einselbock - Flaschenpost (13:27) 3 Seetyca - Interlude_v.01 (1:44) 4 Yannick Dauby - Cetaean Lethargy (6:05) 5 Seetyca - Interlude_v.02 (1:17) 6 Gianfranco Grilli - Organic Transformation (10:44) 7 Seetyca - Interlude_v.03 (0:38) 8 Das Synthetische Mischgewebe That Which Swallows Transfixed Pivotements While Pursuing The Descendent Past The Tawdry Veil Of Fangs (9:57) 9 Seetyca - Interlude_v.04 (0:27) 10 Blaerp - Plankton State (6:49) 11 Seetyca - Interlude_v.05 (0:43) 12 Hypersleep - Dandelion Dreams (6:45) 13 Seetyca - Outro_v.01 (3:57) CD2 1 Seetyca - Intro_v.02 (3:18) 2 Seetyca - Benthos_A (10:38) 3 Seetyca - Interlude_v.06 (0:39) 4 Error - KFFX (4:01) 5 Seetyca - Interlude_v.07 (0:32) 6 Nerthus - The Inharmonic Heater (13:29) 7 Seetyca - Interlude_v.08 (0:22) 8 Niki Neecke - Funnyfoodfactory (9:20) 9 Seetyca - Interlude_v.09 (0:20) 10 Herpes ö Deluxe - Tran (7:19) 11 Seetyca - Interlude_v.10 (0:40) 12 Etheocles Stevens - Feed-Back Recycling (4:59) 13 Seetyca - Interlude_v.11 (1:47) 14 I:Wound - Waiting For The New Flesh (7:17) 15 Seetyca - Interlude_v.012 (0:17) 16 Scott Gibbons & Societas Raffaella Sanzio - C01.AE.alt2.010702 (10:18) 17 Seetyca - Outro_v.02 (1:26) CD3 1 Seetyca - Intro_v.03 (0:37) 2 The Oval Language - [untitled] (1:30) 3 Seetyca - Interlude_v.013 (0:31) 4 Frans De Waard - Klankschap #10 (4:03) 5 Seetyca - Interlude_v.014 (0:10) 6 MNortham - Quelques Mètres Du Glacier D'orny (6:47) 7 Seetyca - Interlude_v.015 (0:20) 8 Roel Meelkop - Thanatos Springs (6:40) 9 Seetyca - Interlude_v.16 (0:25) 10 Franziska Baumann - Birsay (5:15) 11 Seetyca - Interlude_v.17 (0:25) 12 Lull - Just Below Wixford (12:33) 13 Seetyca - Interlude_v.018 (0:27) 14 NÍÐ - Tower Of Babel (8:47) 15 Seetyca - Interlude_v.019 (0:19) 16 Mathias Grassow /w Carsten Agthe & Siegmar Fricke - The Earth Rocks (10:07) 17 Seetyca - Interlude_v.20 (0:27) 18 Serge Devadder - Nivose (6:23) 19 Seetyca - Outro_v.03 (3:37) At the bottom of the ocean "Nekton Falls" uncloses a soundscape with acoustic dimensions that reaches into natural science. Riiiiight! The largest part of our planet is wet, the oceans cover over 3 quarters of the Earth's surface and despite man's attempt to explore them, their size & depth means they remain mysterious & unfathomable Okay Nekton Falls takes it's inspiration from a huge sea dwelling dinosaur, marine biology and the film Darwin's Nightmare I see Think this is weird? Well that's the word I'd use to describe this. This 3CD project is a very sparse, bleak, weird, experimental, abstract and very very long ambient journey. It's definitely not easily accessible, there is very little in the way of melody, rhythm or structure in this. In fact there is very little in the way of our usual music defining elements. All there is, is deep, dark, bleak minimal soundscapes. Very hard to describe each track so I'll just run through a few of the highlights. CD1 Gianfranco Grilli - Organic Transformation which is one of the very few that even hints at melody, it is a sad deep melody. Hypersleep - Dandelion Dreams which is a very interesting glitch ambient track that is nicely followed by Seetcya's Outro a nice oceany atmosphere to end on. Seetcya does an intro & outro to each CD as well as a short interlude between each track (on all CDs) CD2 Nethus - The Inharmonic Heater is 13.5 minutes of bleak atmospheric ambience. Shortly after Niki Neecke - Funfoodfactory gives us some nice tribal beats. Herpes ö Deluxe offers us another glitchy ambient gem with Tran. The real gem on CD2 though is I:Wound - Waiting for the new flesh which manages to have a nice eastern vibe CD3 This is the most minimal of the CDs, in the sparse sense of the word. Best track here is Franziska Baumann's Birsay. It's weird it's wet and ends with really of the peg vocals. Lull - Just Below Wixford is either incredibly boring or really good, not sure which. NÍÐ - Tower Of Babel is really cool with a hard pounding & a dark vocal sample. Mathias Grassow /w Carsten Agthe & Siegmar Fricke - The Earth Rocks is also worth mentioning as it has a much more earthy musical feel than the rest of the project. So a concept album about the relationships & interaction between Mankind and the Oceans. I don't think this project is going to reach many people though. It's good & I like it for sure but even I with my vary varied abstract taste have to be in the right mood for this album & that mood doesn't come along too often. I definitely wont be putting this on when my friends come round. If you like, minimal, weird, experimental, abstract ambient then give this a try. If you don't like any one of those adjectives then steer clear of this one!

Ah, I think this is an instant buy. I can't afford it but I still need this. It has what a lot of progressive trance misses, atmosphere! IMO

Sorry No! It's on pulse 6 & Retro: Ten Years of Israeli Trance

Still listening to this

Ultraviolet catastrophe is a great album, especially the title track whci I first heard on black rhino!!! It's all good radi, you should buy it! also check out Sonic Mandala some very nice tracks on there too! Later stuff I didn't like so much. Stop spamming the General section guys, or else I'll be forced to post pictures of deformed penises!!!

ah! I can't use it then, I never put CDs through my compooper. Why, are you looking for some action?

If we click you make more money right? Come on people, you can click an ad a day can't you? It's not like you have to buy anything. As long as it's not ads for viagra or debt management I'll be happy

Yeah, you should be in the wise old ones fo shaw!!! I think we should have a post whore group where 10,000+ guys can be in

The Growly Family Chaos Laboratory No Rules GMS vs The System Busters

Let the lad have his opinion. We know all old school lovers prefer this to corolle but not everyone has to. They are both damn good albums & I think it's obvious that different people would prefer different ones.

Khooman Is a flexible liquid Ajana Records April 2007 Tracklist 1 Slide! (9:36) 2 Helpless (8:02) 3 Below The River Flows (6:08) 4 Let Me Out (9:26) 5 Fly (5:35) 6 A New View (7:24) 7 It's Only Dust On The Road (9:05) 8 Shaman Desert (10:35 I must admit I bought this just because of the cover art. It looked fun with a (slightly) dark edge, which I thought would be right up my alley. After many listens I'm quite impressed without having my mind blown. It's steady & enjoyable without causing any liquid pants explosions! 1. Slide We start off with an intro promising a lot of energy & atmosphere. The beat breaks in like a false promise, it starts & you think it's going to go crazy but it waits & gives us a nice little baseline with the beat teasing slowly before finally kicking in, in a nice relaxed tone. The sounds build & it ends up sounding like a Sci-Fi lounge track. Fat beats & sofa appeal, I can just imagine myself on a big purple sofa in the near future listening to this. The atmosphere gets denser while retaining it's spaciness towards the end. 2. Helpless Still spacey yet a little more grounded. The string like sounds in the melody give us a more earthy atmosphere but everything else in the track tries to make it fly. The result is a positive confusion or blend of 2 opposites. It's quick & energetic while still being relaxed & atmospheric. 3. Below the River Flows Strange strings & synths in the intro, would be a nice ambient drone but it shifts & changes & when accompanied by the beat it has a lot of energy & driving force yet manages to stay peaceful & zen. It makes your body move but also your brain shift. It's nice and it tweaks at your brains receptors but it never quite blows them away despite feeling that potential. 4. Let Me Out A dense ambient intro drone builds a glitchy atmosphere before the strings melody in & the baseline pushes the track into a head nodder. I sit here nodding my head in time to the slow beats & enjoy the ambience & glitch behind them. The track seems to have no direction bu tit is moving, an interesting feeling like I'm trapped but I don't mind being so. Still, who wants to be trapped? 5. Fly A nice melody right away, closely followed by a chilled baseline & some ethnic sounding human wails. Cool trippy beat work is very impressive & really adds oomph to a track that would be fine without it but is so much better for it. The strings reappear to give us a sense of continuity but they are much more involved than in previous tracks. The underlying beats, which lie under a 4-4 beat once again give us a head nodder of a track. 6. A New View A very spacey atmosphere, a similar baseline & beat but added floatiness. The melody undulates & a sub melody flickers in & out beneath everything. As a spacey track it's a little pedestrian which is a little weird but not necessarily bad. The track never goes anywhere or evolves but manages to stay interesting enough through it's 7.5 minutes to make you want to listen to it again. 7. It's only dust on the Road A much slower intro but we a fed back into familiar territory soon as a soft baseline then some intricate tribal beats & some dark ambient sounds whirl around. These things seem to contrast each other but it doesn't sound bad. They seem to work but you're left with a sense of confusion that isn't trippy, just odd! I'm left wondering if I like the track or not & whether or no this is a good thing. 8. Shaman Desert A quality track to finish. The best of the bunch. More ethnic than any of the previous tracks but with a similar feel with it's beats & atmosphere, just more grounded & more eastern. Ethnic vocals & an soft muttered sample give this an almost crowded feeling when they are in but apart from them the track is very serene which once again presents us with a nice contrast that works well! In conclusion then, I'm happy that I bought this album but not ecstatic. All the tracks are good & stand alone well but it's main weakness is that all the tracks are a little too similar. There is enough variation to keep one interested through the entire album but I can't really tell which track is which and apart from the last track it's difficult to pick out any favourites. It works as an album because each track is obviously from this album but from a chillout album I feel that there needs to be more story.