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Manuser

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  1. lol i made the edit at the exact same minute as you, 1 minute after my 1st post....
  2. Koxbox... but i don't know the track :-S Edit : Stratosfear (Goa Raume 1) right?
  3. agree! also some Toi doi tracks like nuage d'encens, star shoot trippers, d'eden space... let's add SUN project - Space dwarves, Cosmosis - Howling at the moon, Darshan - Navigator, Dimension 5 - Utopian dream... and many more!
  4. This Orion album is excellent, nothing more nothing less.
  5. yes psytrance is psychedelic trance in shorter.
  6. yes i find it original and innovative for sure
  7. my favourite is Rerecorded (Why not records, 2004), nick don't believe the tracklist, if Rerecorded was an original album it would be the same, the tracks are completely different, for example i can't hear the similarity between Phenomena original and Phenomena 2004 remix. I'm sure a lot of people here prefer her older stuff, but as far as i m concerned i really dig her last album
  8. weird track! but i don't know what it is...
  9. nick could u update the scores please ?
  10. yes it is Duck they also have a EP with Duck and Navigator, Navigator track kickass! ur turn Kai-Q.
  11. indeed that mix in the 2nd cd kickass! Fav tracks : 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9. I remember being really amazed when i heard this on the radio, particularly the 2nd track by Ololiuqui which can't sound more goa trance and you got some crazy twisted tracks, i think of Alienated's Free return...
  12. Hints? They have 2 albums, both released on Flying Rhino. Their 2 albums are dark goa, softer and different than the track to ID, this track is not from their albums, and it was made in 1997 i think, and released on Phantasm records. I hope it helps!
  13. Astral projection. Remember how it was amazing and creative at that time!
  14. yes sorry the sample was above in my previous post
  15. Cosmosis - Key To The Innerverse (Cosmology album) will post a sample soon. EDIT : here the SAMPLE TO ID
  16. same, and i can't stand this kind of dark psy
  17. if you are the best then find the ID of Nightmare Trancer! and yep! i got 7 points!
  18. Vir Unis, nice sound! As for Yen Pox & Troum it's hard to find it, even in a P2P program, so good luck!
  19. Etic last album sounds good, pretty dark i would say when Lish sounds much more sunny, and I prefer Lish. For pure progresive trance/house, Drone - 23 days is my favourite!
  20. Get Yen Pox & Troum - Mnemonic Induction A lucid dream in one in which you are aware you are in the dream state while it is happening. Mnemonic induction is a technique developed by Dr. Stephen LaBerge that induces lucid dreaming at will. This being the case, there is no hint of irony whatsoever in regards to the title of the collaboration between two of the heaviest-hitters in the genre of dark, atmospheric music, a.k.a. "Dark Ambient." Troum (Germany) and Yen Pox (United States of America) have admired one another from afar for at least a decade. With the completion of the tracks on Mnemonic Induction, the two acts have bridged their mutual respect and admiration across time, an ocean, and two distinct, yet very similar, philosophies regarding the exploration of the human mind through the medium of music and noise. Realistically, there is nothing distinctly "dark" about the children born from the union of Troum and Yen Pox. The CD itself does not impress an overtly "creepy" or "sinister" atmosphere upon the listener. However, to truly enjoy atmospheric music -- ambient music -- the frame of mind of the listener is the key. What you take away from Mnemonic Induction is completely up to you and the mood you happen to be in while you experience the whole of the CD. On the other hand, and I say this in all sincerity, were there ever an "official" soundtrack to the entirety of the written works of H.P. Lovecraft or Lord Dunsany, the musical journey that Troum and Yen Pox have taken and, for our benefit, archived in plastic, would most definitely fit the bill. The sounds, musical injections, and collaborative experiments in dream-inspired cacophony are intricately choreographed into a ballet for the mind; shapes and colors can be heard, while visualizations and imagery are most definitely implied by the artists through careful architecture. Essentially, as said before, Mnemonic Induction provides the landscape that you allow yourself to travel through. Assembled in four tracks -- movements, if you will -- Mnemonic Induction stands as a sort of standard; a flag raised on a mountain of dreamscapes by two of the most talented practitioners of atmospheric, musical experimentation. The only negative comment I could possibly make in regards to the triumphant collaboration between Yen Pox and Troum is that even though the duration of the disc is over one hour, it ends far too soon, leaving the listener wanting for much, much more and not at all ready for reentry into the world of the awake. taken from http://www.ink19.com/issues/august2002/mus...enPoxTroum.html
  21. it's not full on, if it is, it is soft full on, but i'm not sure one can qualify it as full on psytrance...anyway good release no doubt
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