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Last Of The Mohicans...isn't he referring to 'Holymen - Last Universe' (probably the End All remix)? You should've known that, Tristan

http://www.psydb.net/

The whole new system sucks. Nowadays any fool can upload a non-existing CD on Discogs without any kind of control from moderators. Same goes for comments and artist info. If you surf around on the website you'll stumble upon numerous idiotic comments.

The thing that surprises me is The Holymen song What the hell is it doing there? If they wanted some Goaish Nitzho they could've picked a better song. Also seems like the compilation is focussing on big names in general. If the Oldschool songs had been a bit less known I would have considered buying it. Now I think I'll pass. Anyway, the Astrancer one is really nice indeed!

Neptube -> Neptune Congrats with the mix! Gonna download it This time there are some 'real' Oldschool tunes included I see...

It's under the 1998 section, just type it in the search field and you'll stumble upon it. Well, there might be a 4th reason! The underdog theory. I believe nobody dared to give a good reply anymore as to be afraid of being bashed as well! Hah!

I think this album is incredibly underrated. It has some awesome tunes, often leaning towards a slower MWNN kind of Goa. So now I re-discovered the review page here and found out what psynews thought about it. Wow! Hold your breath while reading John Cocco's shocking blasphemious words there! I hope times have changed since then, anyway, what do you guys thinka about it?

I didn't check the whole list but I could recommend you some Cosmic Gate, Kai Tracid and good old S.H.O.K.K. tunes. Dark By Design is another great name, but he's more or less leaning towards the UK Hardhouse scene (still if you are a fan of good epic and anthemic melodies, you'll easily fall in love with this producer...).

Well since only the die-hard-collectors would be after it, as stated above, just sell each individual copy for 40 €. You'd have your pressing costs back in no-time *Edit* My plan B: let all Nu Skool labels contribute an amount of money, so you could divide the costs in 3 or 4... Oh man there must exist at least one both creative and effective plan!

I've got a Janana 1 frontcover for anybody who is missing it...

A lot of dodgey things going on in that second one Good interview indeed, sounds like a friendly and intelligent person.

I liked their debut quite a lot. The "Hold Your Colour" track was probably very cheezy, but that's what I'm after it seems. I'll see if I buy it then...

A new compilation from Eutuchia Records, the only active Nitzhonot & Uplifting label existing today. Imo Sanga (the compiler) did a good job in terms of sound and music quality. The small Nitzhonot scene that survived the big dry outs is still full of amateurish artists and low budget masterings. Eutuchia tries to crick up that level. The CD develops itself from the more Full On-Uplifting, towards folkloric anthems and also a pinch of Israeli stuff. Whether you're a fan of the melodic Transistance series or rather the old Shiva Space Technology Israel compilations, you should find your taste in here. My favorites so far are Airesis (folkloric) and Mervit (Israel stomper). Enjoy! 1) Galaxic - Trinity 2) Chaostar - Dig n ' Dug 3) Loop - Steps In The Sky 4) Sanga - Monastirion 5) Creamball - The Barber 6) Brainfever - Forgotten Times 7) Dementia - Morpheus (2006 edit) 8) Airesis - I Believe 9) Mervit - Sento Oforia 10) J Oxygen - No Trust Catalog Number: EU06 Compiled By: Sanga Bitrate: 320 kbps (mp3) Download links on the official website! http://www.eutuchia.com

Don't bash those sellers too much brothers, I once bought a CD from them that had some scuffs and didn't play well anymore. When I told them about that, they offered me two other CD from my choice from their list, for free.

Agree with Synogen It's the good music + the great mastering you're paying for, right? Does the package really matters that much?

Time & circumstances are obviously right for the Nitzhonot crew to get some support! Gonna contact them now...

Now that's an answer Thanks a lot! It worked!

No no, that's not it...I already did so...I'll include a file where you should be able to see the screen I get when I choose to render a MIDI. Maybe you guys are able to see what is wrong there...

So I'm trying to find out how to do that. Somebody wants to remix a track of me, but I use strictly FL and he does Cubase...that's why MIDI seems a solution I guess... Well, I can easily find the option where it says 'Export MIDI file', but that's it. If I render the project, I get a one Kb big file that contains nothing at all. What am I doing wrong? Is it something logical again I don't understand yet? Any help is appreciated!

Yeah that was somewhat naive of me, but I didn't say it because I was trying to mislead you! I found out some time ago when Harald told me these were CD-R's (he was convinced these were CD's for some time as well)... I didn't even saw it when I had the CD's in my hand... like Jikkenteki explains, the difference is barely viewable. Only time will tell if these CD-R's can beat CD's I guess.

Are we talking about Kunaki shop here? Phototropic uses the same technique now, but appearently these are just well-made CD-R's, no CD's! They could mention that more clearly on the website! Anyway, if I'm speaking without the right context, ignore what I just said...

Damn that's un-cool! When I play nitzhonot that is 100 times more sofisticated than this, people barely move an ass anymore Unpredictable hippies. Anyway, this is an older Cyan track, will come back to give you the name of it soon!

I can confirm that Filipe has some extremely original goodies to show under his Pandemonium project, hehe... The Amithaba project is clearly focussed on the back-to-basics Goa, it's like being flashbacked to the early years of the new millenium when internetsites were buggy and Newschool wasn't a statement yet.

I think it's far better than the last one...Afgin, Kob, E-Mantra and Goalien did a tasty job!