samuelh

simon and garfunkel is music to listen to when you're sad, really

Sunwolf, why is your opinion right and Basilisks wrong? convince me (seems like that is your mission and I'm sure you could go on for a few pages). You still seem to think that there is some absolute truth to these ratings. You said it yourself, it's subjective. Do you think small independent labels release anything that in their view is less then great?

there's just something about your 4/4 tracks! can't get enough of them!! :posford: just have to move to the music when you here them (the ambient tracks are not bad either ) favourite, Life²

As far as progressive goes i think Atmos - Headcleaner is the only album I've tripped to and I just put it on at random, which I'm glad I did because wow.. mindblowing. Other than that, if you like night time music too, Psykovsky - Debut is one of the best when tripping :posford: Besides Shpongle and other Twisted chill, it can be really be fun to turn on something that's a little bit different from what I usally listen to. Maybe some trip-hop album or something else in the "chill out" genre

Been planning to buying tickets ever since it was anoucned.. why didnt i ever Now I need two tickets, if anyone is selling I pay good thank you

If anyone have two tickets they want to sell pm me! I pay gooood

You're right, was Fuel On it seems thanks Cubic People has definitly made me interested in Gangnia aswell

Just rewatched the ending was a couple of years since I saw it last time, it really is a great movie! You're right was not this track but i recognize some similarities between them. You wouldn't happen to know the name of the track in the movie? I was looking for it for quiet some time searching message boards and such but never managed to find out

Whoa!! absolutly great track after a few minutes into it! also recognize the end, was this the track used in the danish movie pusher? edit: replaying for 3rd time in a row, it's addicting

Frozen dream relax a bit, I think FLACP/ZIP is the way to go. FLAC is the most familiar lossless audio format to me, and most of the people I know (except wav ofcourse). It seems to have the most widespread use. I've only run across APE once or twice and and others I don't really know about. Almost everybody can unpack a rar file now days though, but since it's impossible to compress FLAC etc anymore I guess it would just be unecessary to use anything else than ZIP wich everyone has easy access to.

Irony?

Don't know why but I actually prefer this style when dancing (more waves from outer than inner space, inner has way too many breaks!), but at home I don't listen to it that much. At home I enjoy aloot of prog (psy, not house) and minimal but when I go out I just love dancing to some powerfull night music, like Ocelot, Electrypnose and such

Thank you, can't listen at work, but will when I get home If you do let us know!

If you know more tracks like this, please recommend them

Astroschnautzer is great! (and so is KinDzaDza but it's more for the dancefloor), I really like his debut. Looking forward to what he'll come with next. I just moved a few weeks ago and I couldn't bring any cds with me so havn't been able to listen to it for a while. 3 weeks now listening to Kuba and Younger Brother, also great but some variation would be nice ops a bit off topic.. edit: haha yeah.. texas faggott.. had some friends over a month ago or so all really drunk, someone saw the cd and they were like "what the fuck?" (they don't listen to psy that much).

X-Dream - Our Own Happiness (303 Edit) I know that feeling exactly, it's just so unexplainable, that 303..... puuuuure This is exactly what you're looking for!! your description applies to this track 100% You probably already have it but if you dont, get it!! (it's on the best 1991-2001 cd1) Listen to it on headphones

no one

so who's going?

Stop putting mental labels on everything. It's music..

Motek - Le soleil chauffe nice downtempo jazz, such relaxing music

I finish something like 1/20 or so tracks I start, or probably much less. Same as Antic and probably many others I have alot of 'noname_XXX' tracks.. way too many. When I sit down to create something I always get completly engulfed in what I'm doing and usually spend 8 hours or more without interuption. My problem is that if the track I'm working on is too simple I easily get very very bored of it the next time I'm working on it, or actually if the track doesn't have the right atmosphere and shitloads of layers of sound in it at this point, it is not probable that I'll finish it at all (a friend wants us to make some house tracks for example, but it's completly impossible for me to do that even though I really like minimal psy, house and techno) I usally make 1-2 minute of a track before I get bored of it or on occasion - have something I like. So most of my finished tracks usally have way too much going on at the same time in terms of layers of sound, concerning basslines and melodies it's pretty monotonous stuff, anyway - easy for me to discern ofcourse because I creatied it, but other people mostly have a hard time discerning diffrent sounds. Plus I have a thing or two (alot actually) to learn about mixing and equing aswell, wich can get really messy when you're trying to make this style. I can partially agree with this, I've too stopped most of my experimenting and therefor lost some of the fun in music making, and it's getting way too formulaic than to my liking. There's an endless amount of choices to make and that makes you stick to some kind of formula, even though it can be a quiet unique one wich gives you a distinct sound that's far from the masses, I miss being more experimental. I really need to break this pattern. I've thought for a while now about getting an accustic instrument, and I will as soon as I can afford and focus on learning to play that for a while, havn't decided wich one yet. Perhaps something simple like an ukelele, I just feel an insatiable need to express myself musically, at the moment I'm not doing that at the level wich I used too. Hehe yeah happens every now and then. I'm really thankfull for having this strong passion for music. Well I guess it's the same with everyone on this forum

I've heard the Tea Chairs album a couple of times before, can't say I like it really - just a matter of taste. I've read good things about No Possible Soundz #3 though and I have the first one, some really great track on that compilation, especially those with the goaish sound, and Flying Scorpions - Flying Pilot, absolutly mad, i love it looking at discogs atm, was there no vol 2 released? Going to check out samples for the Igor Swamp album. Thank you for your recommendations hehehe yeah, amazing artwork, It caught my attention from all the other covers in this thread, and they are all great. I really enjoyed your track on No Tone Unstirred so looking forward to listening too your album!

Entheogenic - Spaced (Shulman Remix) love this track, especially the end

I actually like some soumi can't say I've heard alot though, will definitely check it out

really nice cover, makes me curious about the music