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Posted by THE_Chris on Mar-04-2008 22:42:

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My monthly TOTA post for Aromatherapy

Oliver Prime - Aromatherapy 023 040308

76. nizzel vs. saeg - digital audio bytes [groove control, israel]
77. sensient - loose fingers [zenon, australia]
78. mute - searching [spintwist, germany]
79. ace ventura & intelabeam - stimulator [iboga, denmark]
80. timedrained - songs [iono music, germany]
81. d-tector - strange [progressive groove]
82. ticon - in stereo (even 11 remix) [tribal vision, czech republic]
83. ticon - weekend warriors [digital structures, sweden]
84. ibojima - alkaloids from here [yellow sunshine explosion, uk]
85. greed vs. sonic cube - wilde (elegant universe remix) [tribal vision, czech republic]
86. yotopia & nasser - symbiosis [flow, portugal]
87. vibrasphere - 102 miles from here (jerome isma-ae remix) [tribal vision, czech republic]


Posted by hardcore trancer on Mar-05-2008 06:40:

quote:
Originally posted by THE_Chris
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My monthly TOTA post for Aromatherapy

Oliver Prime - Aromatherapy 023 040308

76. nizzel vs. saeg - digital audio bytes [groove control, israel]
77. sensient - loose fingers [zenon, australia]
78. mute - searching [spintwist, germany]
79. ace ventura & intelabeam - stimulator [iboga, denmark]
80. timedrained - songs [iono music, germany]
81. d-tector - strange [progressive groove]
82. ticon - in stereo (even 11 remix) [tribal vision, czech republic]
83. ticon - weekend warriors [digital structures, sweden]
84. ibojima - alkaloids from here [yellow sunshine explosion, uk]
85. greed vs. sonic cube - wilde (elegant universe remix) [tribal vision, czech republic]
86. yotopia & nasser - symbiosis [flow, portugal]
87. vibrasphere - 102 miles from here (jerome isma-ae remix) [tribal vision, czech republic]



oh what a fantastic show this was!!!!

Thanks again Chris


Posted by Tunnel Rat on Mar-14-2008 23:22:



First time last year....I ain't missing it this year with this line up.

Saw GMS at System Soundbar a few years ago. Fucking incredible. Not to mention the rest of the line up.


Posted by Tunnel Rat on Mar-14-2008 23:49:

John 00 Fleming - Global Trance Grooves 059 (11-03-2008)

Hour 1

01. Glenn Franz - Melbourne
02. Proganator - Sound Flakes
03. Phaxe - THe World Is Changed
04. ID
05. Solar Stone - ID (Agnelli & Nelson Remix)
06. 00.db - Lantra
07. Jaia - Crystal Noise (Wizzy Noise Remix)
08. Symphonix - Burning Groove (Fatali Remix)
09. Delerious - ID
10. Sasha & Junkie XL - Beauty Never Fades (Bootleg Mix) <-- killer!!

Simon Patterson

Hour 2:

01. Roland Klinkenberg & DJ Remy - Mexico Can Wait
02. Rex Mundi - Perspective
03. ID
04. Kyo vs Gil La - Ultima
05. ID
06. ID
07. ID
08. Simon Patterson - We'll see
09. ID
10. Simon Patterson - Whatever It Takes

http://www.shareonall.com/John_00_Fleming_-_Global_Trance_Grooves_059_Hour_1_11-03-2008_ffhd.mp3

http://www.shareonall.com/Simon_Patterson_aehz.mp3


Posted by hardcore trancer on Mar-15-2008 01:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Tunnel Rat




Posted by Shankar on Mar-15-2008 01:42:

yeah, this year Eclipse has prepared a really special line-up. And also, it will take place during the Civic Holiday long weekend. I highly reccomend to make it out!! Not to be misssed!!!!!!


Posted by basilisk on Mar-18-2008 01:48:



01 :: Symplicity (31:04)
02 :: A Bowl Gruel World (11:24)
03 :: The End Of The End (9:21)
04 :: Another Kick In The Head (9:41)
05 :: Running Start (11:02)

Flights Of Infinity is the second album from Jikkenteki (Rennis Buchner), the driving force behind PAR-2 Productions. Following up on the surprise success of Jikkenteki�s ambitious debut The Long Walk Home (2005), Flights Of Infinity invites the listener to embark on an epic journey deep into the heart of psychedelic trance. The sound is unique, fusing old school influences with futuristic experimentation. Through the use of unusually long track lengths and alternative time signatures, Jikkenteki bends the rules, overturns convention, and pushes the envelope. Far from being gimmicky, this album exhibits a back-to-basics mentality that balances style with genuine substance. As such, Flights Of Infinity succeeds in providing an original musical experience that is �far beyond the norm.�

Flights Of Infinity is licenced under the Creative Commons; you are encouraged to share, copy, broadcast, and perform this recorded work as long as it isn�t for commercial gain. In addition to the free MP3 and WAV packages, this release is available for purchase on CD.

Download it for free or purchase it on CD:
http://www.ektoplazm.com/free-music...ts-of-infinity/


Posted by marcusus on Mar-19-2008 07:37:

Dammit! What a top festival. Would love to go, except it's probably not overly economical flying all the way to Quebec for a few days...


Posted by Engine9 on Mar-19-2008 15:29:

quote:
Originally posted by Tunnel Rat




w00t this is exciting cant wait


Posted by Shankar on Mar-19-2008 18:01:

just drive


Posted by marcusus on Mar-20-2008 09:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Shankar
just drive

Was that in reply to me? Something tells me the Ocean will have something to say about that


Posted by Shankar on Mar-21-2008 01:24:

quote:
Originally posted by marcusus
Was that in reply to me? Something tells me the Ocean will have something to say about that


what?? didn't you hear of that new underground tunnel they built that is connecting Australia to Quebec in Canada??
WOW man, c'mon...this is 21st century!


Posted by marcusus on Mar-21-2008 02:11:

Yeah I heard about it. The tunnel starts about 5 minutes from my house, so it's not like it isn't convenient. The problem with it is the toll charge to use it


Posted by Shankar on Mar-21-2008 05:06:

quote:
Originally posted by marcusus
Yeah I heard about it. The tunnel starts about 5 minutes from my house, so it's not like it isn't convenient. The problem with it is the toll charge to use it


don't you get a discount ?


Posted by marcusus on Mar-21-2008 05:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Shankar
don't you get a discount ?

Pfft yeah right. With the way we get shafted with prices for everything else that's imported, what makes you think they'd give us a discount?


Posted by Shankar on Mar-21-2008 05:36:

umm...just demand one


Posted by marcusus on Mar-21-2008 07:12:

Hah!

I wonder whether a doof has been done in the snow before...

Anyway, [/end hijack]


Posted by MSZ on Mar-22-2008 00:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Tunnel Rat


First time last year....I ain't missing it this year with this line up.

Saw GMS at System Soundbar a few years ago. Fucking incredible. Not to mention the rest of the line up.


vibrasphereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee


Posted by marcusus on Mar-22-2008 00:09:

Actually, looking at the prices that's fairly pricey for the number of acts. I suppose I've just been spoiled by the psy scene in Australia. We'd pay the gate price and get maybe double the big names (with lots of other random local artists), but have a 3 day festival.


Posted by Shankar on Mar-23-2008 06:31:

thats because your scene is much bigger than ours. See, in order to bring a decent amount of act for a reasonable price you need alot of people to attend the party. Flights, Artist Fees, land ...it all costs money. A doof in Australia has a way bigger attendance than a party in North America. In other words, they can literally afford to have cheap gate prices without losing a penny.


Posted by marcusus on Mar-23-2008 09:03:

quote:
Originally posted by Shankar
thats because your scene is much bigger than ours. See, in order to bring a decent amount of act for a reasonable price you need alot of people to attend the party. Flights, Artist Fees, land ...it all costs money. A doof in Australia has a way bigger attendance than a party in North America. In other words, they can literally afford to have cheap gate prices without losing a penny.

Yeah I understand the economics of it all. It's reversed when it comes to trance acts for you guys. We hardly get them out here because not that many people will see them so there's a much greater risk, but for the psy scene it's a bit more reversed.

Meanwhile, been listening to the new Human Blue album a fair bit. Gotta say it's definitely grown on me from when I first heard it. Ever so slightly reminiscent of misstaryas experience, but still evolving which is good.


Posted by Shankar on Mar-24-2008 18:05:

Human Blue has a particular sound. Some people really like it, some people don't like it at all...it all depends on the taste. I like the good blend of progressive and psy sounds that he features in his music.


Posted by marcusus on Mar-26-2008 07:21:

quote:
Originally posted by Shankar
Human Blue has a particular sound. Some people really like it, some people don't like it at all...it all depends on the taste. I like the good blend of progressive and psy sounds that he features in his music.

I really dig his previous album, but his latest one didn't grab me as much from the start, but as mentioned, it's growing on me.


Posted by Shankar on Mar-26-2008 07:28:

knowing that you are from Australia, I must ask, are you a big fan of Shadow FX?


Posted by marcusus on Mar-26-2008 07:43:

I have no idea who that is


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