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I've only heard Gus Till's albums (great stuff) How arwe his sets? Chilled out stuff? Trippy trance?

Nah! Just wondering what happening when it was mysteriously locked

Sexy cover np Western Rebel Alliance - Duke it!

mmmmmm.... regurgitated old school lovers np Ulrich Schnauss - Nobody's Home

Skizzo Franick - Delicious Cats Food

Abakus - California Sunshine

All in all it looks good for 2007! Lets hope it doesn't dissapoint!

http://www.discogs.com/release/186190

Western Rebel Alliance - Fly

Hallucinogen - The Herb Garden

My bank account is going to be sad this year it seems But my ears will be happy

I liked your fullon stuff

I'd rather have both

I always thought a mix or a compilation should build or drop. Either start of with the slower tracks & build into a ultra climactic craze by the end. or Start of nuts and drop & drop & drop until you reach a more relaxed, chilled pace. or Both. Slower -> Faster -> Slower again But since listening to Kettel - My Dogan I've started really liking totally disjointed mixes where the pace & style goes up & down & up & down & up again. So here's my question.... How do you like your comps/mixes? Consistent? Building? Falling? Erratic?

Asura - Like a Summer Day

But it stinks so it'll keep the worms away

Yeah! Like Radi would enjoy Carbon Based Lifefoms

My top track of January 29th was Mos 6581 by Carbon Based Lifeforms

Ishq - Cyandragonfly

Androcell - Fungus Garden (Acoustic Mix)

The Mystery of The Yeti - A Welcome to All Extra Terrestrials

Because there are not many copies available and it's good!

@ Rino Short comments aren't bad & I really don't think they should be deleted. Say Krell has the same taste in music as me a comment (however short) saying he thought it wasn't good would be useful to me don't you think? I for one would like to see more people posting their comments about albums in these review sections. I think a lot of people are put of by people like you who would slag them off for it! here are my comments on the album.

Maybe we should *does a pondering pose*