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Good list and nice taste
Thanks Krist...
I tell you, my list wouldn't be far away from that of yours... maybe I'd exchange Murcof, Two Lone Swordsmen and Radioactive Man (whom I don't even know at all) for ... ehmmm ... Secede, Ulrich Schnauss and Telefon Tel Aviv or something. Or wait, maybe ... Brothomstates? Or Electrypnose (yes, Electrypnose)? Or Abfahrt Hinwil?
Ok, so I wouldn't know. Fine.
You don't even know about Radioactive Man, please do check him out, he is a crazy guy.
Anyone that you've mentioned before Murcof ? No way, that guy sure knows his IDM shit.
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1. FSOL
2. AUTECHRE
3. AFX/APHEX TWIN
4. MURCOF
5. BOLA
6. BOARDS OF CANADA
7. TWO LONE SWORDSMEN
8. RADIOACTIVE MAN
9. AB OVO
10. PLAID
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So no one still haven't checked this one yet ?
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This is going to be goa album/compilation of the decade !
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Eraserhead
in Movies
The story is really everyman's worst nightmare, to have a horrible mutated child by a woman that you don't love and be stuck with it.
That is not only the nightmare, that is reality, 50 % of mankind suffers the same problem.
Only Lynch has presented it as the ultimate nightmare, pushing boundaries of good taste through absurd minimalism. Delicious discomfort.
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Eraserhead
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Ouch. Yes I do. *street cred runs out the door only to get hit by a truck.*
Mdk
How can u be disappointed with Violent Relaxation ? It is brilliant, but each to his own.
For me, most of the albums past 2005 were disappointing, excluding new school goa albums, and even there, there are few of the average ones.
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I agree with all the 'bad' reviews, this album is only average, and that is a sad thing, considering he is among my favorites as well.
For me, NONE of the tracks really stand out, it sounds like he wasn't that inspired making this album. Unfortunately, it gets only 6/10 from me.
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BATTLE OF THE FUTURE BUDDHAS - LEPRECHAUN WAR DUB
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well you'd have to be blind not to notice that this movie was borrowing heavily on a shitload of Tarantino-style British clones like Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and The 51st State... And since when is not laughing when you see a kid get shot called being conservative? There's also such a thing as bad humour. But anyway, to each their own I guess
Yes, I could recgonise those patterns but the execution of those references were subtle and that violence had nothing to do with Tarantino or Richie.
That kid shot in the church was just collateral damage as it was presented in all that madness, it wasn't so graphic and violent at all, so I didn't find it too heavy.
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I don't really see how killing an innocent child in church is supposed to be banal and funny?
Cause whole mafia crap is exactly that - BANAL and in this film that banality is presented funny and quirky, not so damn serious as other mobster films are trying to achieve. Are we a little bit conservative Lemmi ? This film is for laughs, not all mafia films should be violence driven eye candies.
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Non Music Madness.
Chaos of no sounds.
An absolute silence.
With infrared noiiiizzzeee.
Sliding down your eustachee tube,
down through the throat,
making you nauseaish.
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Probably my all-time favorite movie. Gets to the very core of the human condition, complete with stunning visuals and a wonderfully mysterious sci-fi story.
Yes, mine as well, an absolute masterpiece in film making. Out of not so many films by Tarkovsky, this one is the best.
Psychological dept of the main character was just stunning. The pain he went through as a zone continued do disintegrate the last pieces of humanity around him was extremely touching. The strive for dignity when things can't go shittier, the very question of good over the evil, not as simple either.. or.., but as an unforeseen consequence of one of the other..., simple great first contact!
Straight to the point, this film is touching on so many levels, pure visual poetry, an odyssey in existentialism.
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This is by far one of the worst movies I've seen lately. Here's a shocker: the "reverse aging" thing they implemented does nothing at all to the plotline. We're left with a movie whose theme is "the life of benjamin button", which is a horribly boring life. Horrible CGI, Brad Pitt plays really, really bad compared to his best movies. Too long, boring, awful.
I find CGI's to be the best thing in the film actually, but about everything else I agree with you.
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Ahhh, Winter. My favourite. It uses some very well-known classic symphonic piece...
That is obviously Winter by Antonio Vivaldi...
Considering the samples, they do sound crunchy and sort of like crossbreed between Infected Mushroom and Rastaliens, but as yerg pointed out, nothing that new and that hasn't been heard before, it is nice that from time to time, someone decide to make more symphonical stuff, if only he hasn't used those full on basslines.
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This is by far the most concise review I saw.
And it even looks serious, being so minimalistic. Will try to find it.
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VENUS VIBES - SINGERLING
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Their tracks on Psychedelic Beer II were interesting : Venus Vibes - Ruditoms and Drop & Dash - A Global Split are very interesting old school goa tracks. Another two : Venus Vibes - Yangtse and Drop & Dash - On A Journey are more on a chilled side, but very trippy, from the same compilation... and I've also heard their tracks on Survival of The Trippest III like Venus Vibes - Singerling and Drop & Dash - Cloned which are crazy goa tunes, Singerling being so spaced out and euphoric. Check them out, they are rather interesting small goa groups.
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Of course, it is a classic, like everything else by Oliver Lieb.
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The Green Mile cause of supernatural references and overall better told story.
Shawshank is good, but nowhere near as interesting especially character-wise like The Green Mile.
Plus the role of Michael Clarke Duncan was so touching, it easily surpasses both roles by Robbins and Freeman.
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EARTHRISE !!!
This track alone is worth the whole album, totally uplifting and euphoric, even though I partially quit listening to trance in past year or so. This completely made me change my mind. Thanks Jannis, that is really great. Actually whole album is less chaotic as everyone else mentioned and since lot of people find it less engaging, I quite like this 'chilled out' Filteria... it is still pretty euphoric, it doesn't need to be all the time maximal and over the top. So, I rate this album higher than his previous but it still doesn't come close to Sky Input. Other tracks I really like FILTERTRACES, IN THE HEAVEN'S EYE, FLOAT AWAY & DISSAPEAR... Good work again Jannis... 9/10
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Brilliant stuff ! Thank you Bahamut.
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Blue Planet Corporation - A Blueprint For Survival
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I guess cause they are not so much goa trance. I think he wanted to do a strictly goa trance compilation, those three tracks are rather psy.