Paul Eye

The last email/update from the Indiegogo campaign was in May last year: Looks like that didn't happen.

That cover looks oddly familiar:

Upgraded to optical fibre, same price as before (30€ / month) Ping is a bit worse though.

Suntrip, yes. Ovnimoon to a certain extent maybe (definitely has a more prog edge to it). If you want the most "goa" label of the whole Geomagnetic.tv sublabel jungle, maybe Timewarp is most appropriate Timecode/Sangoma, definitely no.

Just to make one thing absolutely clear: the stuff Ultimae releases is (for the major part at least) not "ambient". To my knowledge, there's not one single label in the entire psy scene that releases only "ambient".

So is your slogan going to be "we are 1" ?

Yes. Coming from 1500 hours of Skyrim, the combat in TW1 is just horrible. In Skyrim it's simple: you click, you attack. In TW1, you click and perhaps with a 50% chance, something happens (and in fistfights it's maybe a 10% chance or less that something happens). And I'm not exactly a fan of timed clicks in combat, feels like constant small QTEs. Also, the lack of ranged weapons is a bit meh (again, coming from Skyrim with a preference for sneak+bow). But at least TW3 seems to have crossbows 16 hours into the game on normal difficulty, and currently a bit into chapter 2. No way I'll start over. But overall, I like the atmosphere and dialogue (Skyrim was a bit too clean in these departments) and characters (for the most part). Dwarves seem to have a knack for sarcasm

Oh shit, The Witcher trilogy is on sale on Steam. ~26€ for all 3 games (excluding the season pass for W3). I...guess the rest of the year is booked for me >_> (I do have a gig coming up in 2 weeks, but after that, nothing

I just got this email from Bandcamp: So, uh. I guess it was released :DDDD

There are no bad human beings. If they're bad, they're not human beings. Uh, I'm sorry but it doesn't exactly work like that. Unless you live in some sort of a weird isolated bubble.

Yes, but what does that have to do with what gets released on CD, other than you not liking the fact that your favourites don't get released on CD? I didn't buy the Lunar Dawn CDs because IMHO that wasn't worth it, yet you don't see me running around asking why LD was released on CD, and not for example, BlackStarrFinale's AURYN.

You guys need to stop whining. And I see no reason why Richpa needs to explain himself if your personal favourite albums don't get a CD release and your not-so-favourite ones do. PS. I'll take Veasna over GoaD any day of the year. And I wouldn't exactly call Imba's Impossible Astronaut either "mediocre" or "short" (it's a 52 minutes long EP).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrLytqW1QfA

I'm curious to know what happened with the 2 collaborations with Colin and ECT? Did they just not fit on the album? Will we see them released some day? Got the CD today

The things I stumble upon when messing around Discogs: Submatukana - The Krypt Breakcore and such

I hate headphones with a passion and only use them when DJing, or in rare cases on long and boring bus/train/airplane rides (which doesn't happen too often). I live on my own so I don't need headphones at home. I have a pair of Adam A7x studio monitors as my "computer speakers" so to say. I listen at quite moderate volumes, no complaints from neighbours yet Maybe not exactly the same but I've always had a problem with the sound of Pleiadians - I.F.O. It mostly sounds like shit on my monitors (remastered or not), it sounded like shit when they played live at a club in Helsinki, and at ZNA gathering too with a Funktion One rig. This summer at Kosmos Festival in Finland there was an oldschool goa DJ set on saturday evening, and they played amongst everything else a Pleiadians track (fuck me for never remembering which track is which...) and it sounded fucking awesome, so that was kind of an oddly satisfying moment

Heh, true. I have exactly 10 12" vinyl singles: Dub Trees: Buffalo / Return Of The Native Torakka: Blue Oxygen / Plastic Spliff Up Boogie Infernal Machine: The Loin Sleeps Tonight / The Loin King The Good, The Bad & The Ugly: La Caixa / El Mariacchi The Good, The Bad & The Ugly: Pura Vida / Mescalito Prometheus: Timebandit / Sunspot Tristan: The Inside Out EP Citien Kaned: Global Citizen / Sale Of The Century Fancy Vision: Plug Out / Supergirls Wedding Fools And Tools: Hundreds Of Sunsets / Itchy And Scratchy 8 of them released by Twisted Records

Yep, works on my phone (and oh, works on my desktop again too...) Minimum: €7012,35 Median: €11947,02 Maximum: €19854,29 That's of course CDs only. About 1550 releases all in all, my Bandcamp collection is 175 releases so that and a few releases bought from here and there might add about €1000 to the grand total.

Yep, Firefox with some necessary extensions (Adblock Plus, Noscript, Ghostery, most prominently). I know it used to work before. I could try with my phone (stock Android browser or Chrome).

Mind Doctors Make Acid I have no idea what kind of music they make, but that artist name has some hilariously genius meta-humour to it

For some reason I can't get it to show the total min/med/max worth of my collection. Anyway, my most valuable CD by all measures is Solar Fields - Extended, and the most valuable looking at the per track price is the Process & Tristan - KV 23 / Random Factor single.

Finished New Vegas once, 200 hours playtime. A replay is in order "sometimes", maybe work for Caesar this time

Finished Red Faction: Guerrilla and Mark Of The Ninja over the past few months. RF:G was mostly nice, not much of a story and some of the missions were a bit tedious, but the fact that you could just roam around knocking down practically any building on the map was oddly satisfying MOTN was brilliant. Didn't really care for the cartoony cutscenes, but for the perfectionistic stealth game fan like me it was mostly pure joy (and frustration too but that kinda goes with the genre...). Eventually I didn't find everything, so a replay (or perhaps a few in different styles, kill everyone vs kill nobody etc) is in order sometimes later. And for the record, I deleted Skyrim from my Steam library. Almost 1500 hours was enough. There's a Special Edition coming up but I'm going to pretend that it doesn't exist Maybe when autumn comes around I'll finally dive into Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition.

Well, it wasn't completely empty Most people were chilling in the dome.

We're talking heavy/heavier guitars here, not cheese