Cinos
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Celtic Cross - Louden
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Problem is just how the old reviews feel so clumsy with the forum system.
I mean, they weren't really reviews, more like short opinions, and this one works better with full-length ones.
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I like Rites Of Passage by Phutureprimitive. Suits the track perfectly.
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Infected Mushroom - I'm The Supervisor. More comments needed?
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I'll sell mine if someone wants to pay an arm and a leg for it. It just doesn't strike me as so wonderful.
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Nope. Not at all.
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You'd just keep an external drive. Unlike hundreds of CD's, you could easily rescue that from the flame.
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I wouldn't sell just all. I'd keep the absolute classics, and have the rest only in digital form...
I wonder.
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It's still a bit cumbersome.
But... at first the idea of not having the original CDs didn't seem that fantastic. Since then I've been more and more drawn towards mp3s and other files...
It's just so much more handy, so much quicker. It's the future, plain and simple.
Just like LPs gave way to CDs.Besides, the mp3s form a kind of digital library... I like that idea better than having them physically, to be honest. If one could make a simple application where you browse them like books or such, I'd love it.
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I'm thinking of transferring everything to a special hard-drive and sell the cumbersome CDs.
I mean, if I can get good quality Mp3s... having them all on disk would be so... HANDY! The idea is intriguing.
Imagine... hundreds of CDs of a little drive.
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There are better dubby albums, like Sub Conscious by Phutureprimitive, but yeah, it's pretty great.
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ANY TWO DAMN CDS FROM MY COLLECTION! (exception: transwave cds and MOTY)
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Me haves both originals. Leet.
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You can't milk the cows without feeding them, no... which is exactly what many artists and labels try - they release the same shit over and over... verrrry low-quality nourishment. And so they don't get money.
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Yes. But not much. It's awesome.
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Thank you for really sidetracking this topic.
Also thanks for not getting it.
It's not taste. I can still like the other music, but some of it really gets under my skin. Some doesn't.
You know exactly what I mean.
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For example, Transwave - Helium gives the "goa" feeling which only goatrance gives me. It goes straight to my nerves.
However, Pleiadians - IFO doesn't. It's just "music".
Similar experiences? Different personal resonance?
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Don't worry. Most Koxbox stuff isn't worth listening to. I even find their "best" stuff bores me to tears.
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Hahaha, nice mixing there.
On topic, I have no idea what the track is.
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Actually... I'm going to start downloading everything and then sending 5-10 euro to the artist via PayPal.
Imagine if everybody did that. The scene would flourish. You leeching labels don't get shit.
The best goa nowadays is free.
in General Psytrance
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At least I personally find it so.
No commercial releases have been interesting to me at all. They're just... or rather, they appear as soulless black holes for the meager money I make. No real content.
Now, enter the free stuff. Mikseri.net is FULL of awesome goa. Being at school I can't remember any names except the obvious ones like Troll Scientists, but there was that one artists with tracks Scorched, another with Motaatti, plus one third Nick linked me to yesterday.
All awesome. The goa spirit can't survive in made-for-money releases, can it?