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I could dance to this at some party. But for home listening the tracks lack the depth and innovation. In the end, pretty basic full-on.

It's Dino Psaras & Simon Posford - Voodoo Witchdoctor Unreleased...

If that's not collectorism I don't know what is! Good I've kept all the OBIs I received

recently got: Stevie Be-Zet - Archaic Modulation Kaito - Special Life 2562 - Aerial LSG - Into Deep Loud - Some Kind of Creativity :posford:

very good selection, I'd chill to that! If you're into Plaid remember to check out "Ralome" (on Rest Proof Clockwork), "Coat" (on P-Brane Ep) and the remix of Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five's Scorpio (on Parts in the Post). They're my Plaid fav'es. I'm list'n 2562 - Channel Two This is where music is heading next I reckon - the fusion of dubstep and techno. This guy is brilliant. There's awesome reverb on synths making them slide, for that deeeep feel. If you like dubstep, techno or reggae (?) I think you ought to check this one out at youtube.

Yes yes. I like goa too Joske would you believe that? It's just I've also listened to goa for quite some time now. My standards have raised really high. I almost exclusively listen to old Etnica/Pleiadians because they just have the talent for songwriting like no else. Your releases - I appreciate them for the spirit. I even love a few tracks, Red Gravity's Momentary 29 for example. Just that usually I find the melodies on your releases to be quite inoffensive, nothing that would make me gasp. Actually nothing I remember too well after the track is finished. All the huge classics of goa have clear melodic structure you can remember. I'm very excited of your comment of releasing tracks by some major old schoolers. Keep up the good work!

I would give Khetzal a fair 4/5 - other releases get a lower score from me. Perhaps 1/5 is a bit harsh thou...

Originality and sound texture are the main factors.

did you try every recommendation? Geiom's Island Noise could be your thing btw.

Not according to his Hallucinogenius last name!

I love Pile by Semsis! I could check this one out cheers for the info.

this is brilliant! I really enjoyed all the tracks, thanks for sharing.

http://www.discogs.com/user/canyon-Kalle that's me, bubäm!

Might be the only one, or just was the one saying it out loud.

The track had potential in the middle to venture into totally unique goa track but kind of lost it in the end. Nevertheless, thanks for "tubing".

Made awesome trade with him. Recommended!

Uni's "Red Resonant Moon" copies The Muses Rapt "Spiritual Healing" if my memory stands correct. Son Kite's "Focus" @ 5:03-5:30 is ripped straight from some track on "Other Side" by Infected Mushroom. I lost the cd so I can't check.

It was more of a general remark to make people understand there's no need to battle whether IFO is good or not. Only thing directed at you was "These sort of threads are the most idiotic of em all. It's obvious a thread like this leads to two sides, the ones who like and the ones who don't like, having friction." See? This thread hasn't made anyone change their taste in the direction of yours. If that's not what you're after then what's the purpose for such topic to begin with? It seems to be ~IFO's not as good as generally considered~. "there's nothing about it that really stands out" "in contrast, other artists have songs that really stand out to me. There's nothing by Pleiadians I've heard that I would remember a melody or anything from." Now there's nothing wrong with such opinions per se. But in the end, throwing such bold negative oriented statements on an album hailed as a classic and loved by many people inevitably leads to people fighting over nutn. It's clear this topic would cause friction and it did. Hence idiotic.

let us know if they were any good...

I do that weekly. Pharagonescia - Pharatropic killa track!

Saying "this is bad", "overrated" etc. is pretty pointless. Especially when it comes to old releases which don't affect the current scene in any relevant way. Only circumstances where such style of writing or behaviour is any good is when you strive to change something. Will people who like IFO suddenly stop liking it after you express your negative opinion about it? No? What is the point of bashing something that is there and will stay there? IFO is what it is, won't be any different and won't be erased off the existance no matter how much you say it sucks. These sort of threads are the most idiotic of em all. It's obvious a thread like this leads to two sides, the ones who like and the ones who don't like, having friction.

+1 Besides. This cd is extremely hard to find, and furthermore, not the label or the artist would get the cash at this point.

"this is so 92" is just a humorous punch, not meant to take literally. of all the trax.

"vintage" might be an expression I'd like to use in positive context. Prolly all the trax were major when they were released - the true test is if the ideas are so good they still stand as fresh and listenable. And hey to my ears, about 50% of them don't in this mix. It's obvious this isn't old school goa mix. I don't think it's really acid/techno mix either. Trance is the most fitting word I can come up with. But fuuu...nk the genres. all best, Boobies Oopie

I remember listening to this once. As I'm not a DJ myself I can't go into detail about the technical side, but the mixing was mostly pretty well made me thinks. The tracklist was so and so. Some choons were excellent and had that innocent, deep analog vibe. Fav'e tracks were, surpie surpie, by Infinity Project. Then some made me go "this is so 92..." and I don't mean it the good way. Seriously dated to the point I pushed forward button. Then again I can't index the good/bad tracks so I'm not sure if my critics is any good here. Old school can't compete with the new stuff when it comes to dynamics. It's only competent in the song structure area, melodies. So there's my obvious hint. Still waiting for the hard techno mix...