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    Suppose this scene was huuuuge and each release would gather at least 2000-5000 rates, the impact of a label rating its own releases wouldn't influence the score so much. My opinion: rating your own music = not done. All the rest is OK or OK-ish.
  2. You never know thou ... anyhow, since you sent first, you'd get priority of course. Fair is fair!
  3. I also sent a PM...regarding two CD's. Would be great if u could reserve them as well...
  4. Yes. Has his old trademark sound all over it imo. I'd say everything before the third album should be considered as his 'old' stuff.
  5. Guys, guys! I'd like to refer to my own little discogs list, where I put a little description of the so-called genre... https://www.discogs.com/lists/Releases-With-NitzhonotUpliftingNitzhogoa-Tracks/20797?page=7
  6. PS: about Hatikva. I'm also after this one! Consider that a challenge
  7. Why the big search? It has been available for over 8 years on the same spot as always. Enjoy! For Credit Card buyers : http://Kunaki.com/Sales.asp?PID=PX00WF5KKD For Paypal Buyers : http://Kunaki.com/Sales.asp?PID=PX00WF5KKD&PP=1
  8. Minimum: €6,919.40 Median: €12,132.61 Maximum: €20,270.50 Take in account that my collection is "relatively" small (under 900 CD's)
  9. Really liked this! Thanks OP for making me discover this!
  10. On a sidenote I want to add here that a terrible lot of people tend to mess up "mixing" with "mastering", e.g. when reviewing/discussing music. Separate the two, people, they're not the same! Edit: I see Recursion Loop already referred to this, so, nuff said!
  11. Yalon Adot aka Syntezia (https://www.discogs.com/artist/1283984-Yalon-Adot). The guy ran a Nitzhonot label in the late 90ies called Planet Music (which released Sonichaos and some other goodies). Yalon was also the man behind the first two Space Buddha albums. From the third album and on it was Indica taking care of the Space Buddha name (Eliad Grundland). For the rest, there's no particular story attached to this album (afaik). Zohar Argov was/is big in Mizrahi circles in Israel (eastern-flavoured kind of popmusic). Nitzhonot draws a lot of inspiration from eastern-flavoured genres. Thus, Nitzhonot artists pay tribute to Zohar Argov. End of story
  12. Considered a national hero of the Mizrahi music style in Israel, even (to a certain amount) respected by the non-Mizrahi music lovers over there. Aside from the ones mentioned above, there's other Nitzhonot tributes to Zohar Argov:
  13. http://musicmap.info/# Doesn't look bad at all, on first sight.
  14. That's the size of the festival. It's small. But it's great (and probably will be a tad bigger this year due to the positive reception of last year + bigger line-up).
  15. It WAS actually pretty creative at the time, paving the way for an insane amount of clones and lookalike tracks. Also since when is lenght a criterium for quality? Shortmovies, shortstories, etc. can be amazing. Why not short tracks? Another thing, danceability is clearly 100% subjective and the majority of electronic music listeners disagrees with your point of view. So who are we to tell 'em the'yre wrong? What's the point? Yes, you catch my drift, I don't agree with the way Goa is being put on a pedestal in contrast to (no matter what kind of) other (electronic) music styles. Every kind of music has its story, every kind of style has good and bad examples. Every kind of style also has its fair share of avid fanboys screaming their music is the best. Live and let live...that's what I say. Don't try to figure out why it's less popular than you'd like. There's no point. :3 <3
  16. Please listen Holymen - Last Universe (Nitzhonot) and compare it to something like Goalien - Agressor (Nitzhogoa). That should make the distinguishment clear. Difference is huge on all levels.
  17. Got their first album from the infamous eiko/bwhale/whatever user. All I had to do was send him some EAC rips of CD's I had laying around. That was a good day...
  18. Just too many... I could go on for days, these are just a few of my personal classics... but there's also heaps of good contemporary artists! Aly & Fila ftw!
  19. +1 on all of that. Love the cover, much better than all that fractal/abstract stuff out there
  20. If you think the sample is weird, then wait until you see the movie it's extracted from! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0074812/?ref_=ttqt_qt_tt
  21. Sky Input is legendary, especially for those who were around at the time. This CD was so refreshing and blasting after all those years of bland and minimalistic Psy with a total lack of melodies. My vote goes to Sky Input no doubt
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