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Lammergeyer - Borders & Barrens

I guess you're lucky enough to have never come across the proper nut bag fundamentalists. Some of them would put these guys to shame with the shit they say and think. My mate's wife's family disowned her because he is an amateur magician. They refuse to speak to her as her husband practices the dark arts: card tricks are so evil. I'm not having a go at religious people in general, my experience with fundamentalists of any religious group is pretty similar to the stuff on that page, so whenever I read these things I always hope it's a parody but I know that there are people out there that do think this way.

I was just reading that. It seems SETI is getting wet at the news too

Jason Corder & Opium - thepresentday

No, I had to cancel my order to saiko sounds (including this) when I remembered just how much I had put on my credit card. It's not going to get bought in December either as you can imagine. Damn Christmas!

Give it a little time Radi. Not everyone is online all the time. I'm sure someone else will comment over the next few days.

Bus - Morebusinesslinkyouthere is definitely one of my favourites. But then I am a Gus Till whore

For me it is Reality Pixie - Phloem Of TLSG Really intense music that has me seeing all sorts of visuals everytime

Open System - Sanyasin

Nekton Falls This is one of those rare times that I am definitely in the mood for this album. Bring on oblivion

I spent some time looking through that site and I just can't tell if these people are serious fundies or just have far too much time on their hands in creating a parody site. The scary thing is, real fundies usually are less reasonable than a parody trying its best to make them look unreasonable.

I like this signature

"Why would you want to do that?"

Definitely with you on this one. Gus Till has some brilliant albums. 2 other modern day classics I have to mention are: Jikkenteki - The Long Walk Home & Jikkenteki - Flights of Infinity Pure class through and through.

The sounds are good radi but you seriously need a lot of work on your track progression. Each of those tracks, if you skip forwards in them, sound exactly the same the whole way through. What made goa great was the anticipation of the climax after an interesting a varied story that leads up to it. If your tracks were a story they'd go something like this: The once was a man, he lived in a house, the end. With the newer tracks that you make, don't rush them as it sounds like you did with these. Don't just get one idea and drag it out over 8 minutes. Have loads of ideas and cram them in, see if they fit, take some out, change it round, put some more in, take some more out, leave it a few weeks, listen to it again with fresh ears, fix the flow and then see what it sounds like.

There are a few Americans who don't realise that the United States is not in fact the entire world, and I'm not just talking baseball world champions here

So the rumours were true Good news indeed

That would be amazing would anyone dare risk such a venture?

This looks really good. DLing now. Glad it's still a valid link as this was posted 6 months ago

Ishq - and awake again, I am really enjoying this album

Then I'll stand by my vote for PoF

Soundcloud isn't working with the new forum it seems..... np/ Robert Davies - Whispering Grove

Ishq - and awake

I'm also not sure how to answer this question. So it has to be the greatest album in history, that I am not nostalgic for and that I can play at a party nowadays? So it has to be a I think is technically good but don't really like or something I discovered recently and haven't had time for it to make me feel nostalgic? If it's the latter I'd go for the Principle Of Flight albums. Both really good As for the best album in history to whip out at a party...The Green Nuns Of The Revolution - Rock Bitch Mafia it always goes down a storm

Some great stuff there! Those FRR ones are top notch