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  1. I've decided to dig through my old goodies! I've been getting home late, too late to really listen to trance for a while now so I have slowly drifted away from psy. However with the purchase of cordless 7.1 stereo headphones that are comfortable to wear for hours at a time I am playing trance loud and hard well into the night
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    Ott - Mir

    For the longest time I though it was O.T.T. as in over the top. Because I said that in my head for so many year I just can't seem to think of Ott (said ot)
  3. And next to it I found Mu
  4. You disagree that it's one of my favourite tracks?
  5. np/ Staring into the Nothingness I love this too much
  6. I really enjoyed that track (although especially the first half ) I'm glad I took off my headphones to listen to a posted video for once Cheers
  7. If this is riddled with annoying samples it could be pretty good. I liked Talpa's music but the samples ruined every track they were in.
  8. Err...does anyone else feel that these are...well...absolutely awesome? Cheers Richpa for sharing these. Very nice indeed!
  9. My jealousy was completely uncalled for as it happens. After being jealous I went into my CD room to browse through what was going to make me feel better and I saw that I actually have this CD any way Well this version of it anyway.
  10. Looks interesting. DLing now
  11. I've listened to this hundreds of times now and I must say that Staring into the Nothingness is one of my favourite tracks of all time
  12. Late summer or early autumn is definitely best as they have all the festivals in the mountains. The scene is nothing like it was 10 years ago and the music has degraded a lot but it still has a good atmosphere which is the most important thing for parties
  13. +1 for Talpa Very annoying samples. There was another artist around the same time as Talpa's debut that was just as annoying but everyone seemed to love it. Can't remember the artist or title now though
  14. I very much enjoy your reviews and the pictures & gifs work wonderfully well on my high speed interwebz. Hell they even don't take long to load on my phone. How slow can internet be nowadays?
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    Dr Who?

    It had a long hiatus though right? I think Coronation Street might be the longest running TV show (1960-present with no gaps) About Dr. Who though: I love the idea, the concepts and the overall story but it occasionally falls into the trap of many a series where it has boring "filler" episodes. I think I saw up to the 3rd series of the current run. Must watch more soon
  16. The Circular Ruins - Their Subtle Purpose
  17. My jealousy meter is registering strongly
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    Stalker

    Well, I may be a bit late but I finally watched this movie. Stunned might be the right word. It is nearly 3 hours but I couldn't believe how quickly the time passed. I got so totally immersed in the movie that I just didn't notice how long it was. Great movie, glad I watched it.
  19. Every style is spoiled, or will be eventually anyway. It doesn't mean that there is less good music though. When a style becomes popluar and a load of talentless cretins try to get in on it and release 99% crap, yeah most of the music is shitty but with all these hacks there inevitably come the 1% genius artists and the bigger the style gets the more artists there will be in this top percentile. The good stuff will become more & more however the bad stuff will still swamp it and it can be annoyingly difficult to find the gems.
  20. Robert Davies - Geography Of Memory
  21. Embarassingly, I quite enjoyed that. I can see how shoit it really is and I doubt I'll go out of my way to listen to it again but it was not ear splittingly awful! Is Britney banging on about how she's now dubstep? If not, I don't see this as much of a problem for the scene. It might still have a few years left in it yet
  22. I find a lot of factors can influence my opinions on things. With me though it is usually the other way round, the cover can influence how I see the music. A bright fractal cover often leaves me with a colourful view of the tunes inside whereas a dark space like cover leaves me hearing cool blackness I've never had it the other way round though, probably because I always see the cover first and then listen to the music.
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