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Originally posted by Darkarbiter Tons of people do think "astral projection brought cheese to goa trance" though. So bad example :P

cheese? such as?

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Originally posted by RebeL9 cheese? such as?

Well I'm not saying that personally, but if you look at the stuff they did compared to early goa stuff it does look a bit cheesy sometimes.

Anyway they certainly aren't bad in my opinion, but they're about the halfway mark between popular stuff and not actually good (I usually either love them or find them somewhat boring, depends on what mood I'm in). You'll have to goto psynews to find the AP haters :P (which I can certainly see where they are coming from though).

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Originally posted by Darkarbiter It's ironic how j00f yabbers on about how pure psy is because it hasn't sold out like trance yet. Yet plays a major role in getting it to sell out.

If you were old enough to have actually seen Fleming you would realise you are talking shit. He usually only plays one Infected Mushroom track per set, with the rest being stuff like Wizzy Noise and FREq. How is that 'selling out'?

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Originally posted by ziptnf I disagree completely. They set a standard for the genre back with things like Classical Mushroom and BP Empire. The rest of their stuff was so-so, but only recently have they begun to stray from their roots and try to experiment with new stuff, and most people either love it or hate it with a passion. I hate their new stuff, but you have to admit the massive amount of influence they had on psytrance in general.

Atcually, Infected Mushroom strayed from their roots when they started doing psy-trance. Before that they did rock.

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Originally posted by Darkarbiter Well I'm not saying that personally, but if you look at the stuff they did compared to early goa stuff it does look a bit cheesy sometimes.

Their early stuff was actually not very goaish. The stuff they released under SFX is pure melodic trance stuff. Their first actual commercial release is probably Burning Up in 2000. With that you can clearly tell that they included some commercial vibe of that time.
But apart from that I would say that they have stayed pretty loyal to their roots and evolved their sound without falling into a commercial trap which many other acts of their proportions have done.

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Originally posted by RebeL9 Their early stuff was actually not very goaish. The stuff they released under SFX is pure melodic trance stuff. Their first actual commercial release is probably Burning Up in 2000. With that you can clearly tell that they included some commercial vibe of that time. But apart from that I would say that they have stayed pretty loyal to their roots and evolved their sound without falling into a commercial trap which many other acts of their proportions have done.

+1

I'd say these are the two only cheesy tracks i know from them:

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Originally posted by Domesticated If you were old enough to have actually seen Fleming you would realise you are talking shit. He usually only plays one Infected Mushroom track per set, with the rest being stuff like Wizzy Noise and FREq. How is that 'selling out'?

I've heard his sets. So that's what I'm basing it on, that and some of the opinions he's expressed and what people who's opinions I usually agree with have said about him.

And what makes you think I can't get into 18+ stuff? I've been served alcohol in the U.S.

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