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Never cared much about that album but great surprise to see 3!! CDs, will check this out for sure. Thanks DAT for delivering again!
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I like this album but I don't really care about a reissue, that being said I wonder why they don't print more copies, knowing that it would be sold out very quickly? It's more money for them, and more happy people in the process.
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All time favorite: Third revelation.
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Back in the day, the Rhythmystec tracks were mostly considered as fillers in compilations featuring the likes of MFG, Etnica, X-dream etc. simply because they were less good. If they are considered "great" tracks today perhaps it's because our standards had to lower (subconsciously? ) at some point.
It's music I can appreciate but in the same time it's easily forgettable IMO.
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Some great picks, I particularly like Lightaman Jr, and the Droidlock track.
How about Darshan - Navigator @ 5:25
And Life on Mars SFx remix @ 4:25
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On 11/7/2007 at 9:41 AM, PKS said:
Ok, everybody seemes to love the Dub Connection track/A LOT of posts about his music, and no one mention his WOMBATMUSIC album!!??? He released an entire ambient album this year!
Wombatmusic - Shameful Silence (Chill Tribe Records 2007)
all tracks by Kristian Thinning aka ELYSIUM
http://www.psyshop.com/shop/CDs/ctr/ctr1cd004.html
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Wombatmusic
A very nice album.
You can stream it here:
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No comment for ten years now. It's time to bump this topic. Overlooked album but a very safe choice if you are into this style, some tracks are really great (for instance "bananas"), I also love the cover for some reason
Also I must say it did not age at all, the production is still stunningly good, with a crystal clear mastering. It's a real joy to listen to this at any time of the day.
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Hi, I do think the blockchain technology is the future and will become mainstream. I have a hard time to imagine when though, 5 years? Less? More?
A coin for the psytrance community, why not! But PSY already exists
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/psilocybin/
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Great news, did not know about this album, thanks for sharing. Will listen to this as soon as possible, should be brilliant!
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Aged very well! Essential album of this decade.
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On 2/1/2018 at 10:35 PM, Ormion said:
So instead of best melodies let's talk about best synths. IMO Etnica have the best synthlines of all time. They are so alien and liquid at the same time. They always create a cold, dark green colour in my mind. Vimana in particular.
However I have to propose this track as the best synth of all time.
Not the whole track, but the moment from 04:19 to 04:46. You can hear it again at 05:47.
I don't think I've ever listened to more a psychedelic sound before. Literally a synth straight from a space rift.
I like Wizack Twizack (underrated :)) but I was a bit disappointed with this synth
It sounds not loud enough so for me it does really stand out from the rest of the layers.
I will post something more classic, one of my favorite synths is this one at 2:57:
The way it comes out is amazing, this is a typical acidic goa synth from the nineties which I personally love.
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On 1/13/2018 at 4:15 PM, psytones said:
Hey sorry I'm kinda just jumping in here to check if anyone of you can say that this *attached track* reminds you of any other track (main melody BTW. comes at 7:56 and another one at 11:56). Like the thread Topic reads; do you think you've heard that before..? It would be really interesting to know that, "yes it is original" - or "no, listen here, its not original". https://soundcloud.com/rotorunderholdning/material-music-love-magic-master-mm-xxpsy-systems2 Thank you.
It's a nice track, the structure and some synths remind me E-Mantra for some reason. Thanks for sharing.
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The track around 49:00 really sounds like Ajja, maybe one of the tracks of the album named Tulpa released in 2012. I will try to listen to the rest when I have more time.
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On 5/28/2011 at 4:32 AM, Penzoline said:
Wow after all this time I finally listened to this again. Talk about badass music! As much power as colorbox, psygone and bypass unit imo. So much OOOMPH in this production and it definitely leans more to goa and quite thinly to full-on to be honest. This was a pleasant surprise. Witch doctor is massive balls to the walls stomper.
Interesting comparison with Bypass Unit and Colorbox, especially the first tracks sound like a modern sound of them. My favorite track is Mezmorized. Very good album for the dance-floor. This is a good example of a psytrance album of 2000-2005 era when the goa sound was dying and full on taking over. Some tracks sound a bit like the South African style too. Forgotten album but it aged very well IMO.
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Yes it does sound a bit dated. Very good regardless of that, again manages to deliver something special, especially the track Fornax Cluster
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Very obvious one here. Chi-A.d. - Animatrix, melody @ 5:35
Track released last year: Journey Into Sound - 42, melody @ 3:15
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A very beautiful chill out album! As T2MU said, this is not ambient like Ultimae and I like this much more, the sound is more thick, more powerful, more intense.
Some moments are very dramatic and epic, took me back to the first Asura album. Congrats Perfect Blind, this album is a real success!(Foreseen consequences + Abyssentient, both masterpiece! )
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Yes, a very pleasant album for home listening =)
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Of course some tracks are dull if we consider nowadays standards, but you can't help feeling massive respect for this duo, the tracks "morphic resonance", "think" and "mechanical angels" are still brilliant today + the beatless version of "morphic resonance" at the end. Hats off!
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I agree it is very forgettable, the style is strange, it sounds like techno music that was made in the middle of the nineties when genres were not too clear and distinct, at the time you could listen to some of this kind of tracks in various compilations such as Ultra Techno, where they put a bunch of tracks with very different styles, from very melodic trance to strange German techno. There is nothing very interesting in this album.
I agree with Ormion, eleven years later I like the two same tracks, 2 Kool 4 Skool is worth a listen and is more trance in the psychedelic sense than any other track here, and the opening track is pretty cool even though I don't fancy the change of direction in the middle but the vocal sample makes it nice to listen to. Overall, an album that sounds much older than its release date.
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I listened to it two times at Bandcamp, this is definitely something experimental and crossing the genre barriers... good moments but for me too chaotic, even chaotic music needs some organization in my opinion. I really like the 3rd track though because of the dramatic melody that stands out throughout the track. Track 2 is also worth listening. Track 5 may be the most accomplished of the album.
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Surprised Labyrinth does not have more votes. It's my choice anyway, stunning album.
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Wizzy Noise - Elecktro Theater is a fantastic album (too bad it is not on Youtube), Discogs link > https://www.discogs.com/Wizzy-Noise-Elecktro-Theater/release/144255
It should be perfect for a good work out.You can also try 12 moons - Solid State Youtube link
Drone - 23 days Youtube link is a fantastic album too, but more like Atmos, on the chill side but great nonetheless.And how about more intense psytrance like OOOD - You think you are > https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=OOOD+you+think+you+are
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On 11/12/2014 at 12:36 AM, Cybernetika said:
The music itself is great, however, and I got "and they were singing" stuck in rotation for a while now. Hell of a track.
Definitely the best track, it has a very dramatic feel. This track should be a classic.
Lumen - Infomania
in 2000
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Lumen never was a "big name" but I find most of his tracks very interesting and psychedelic. 3 to 1 is perhaps my favorite here but one track I love (not in this album) is Toffee in my teeth: