yes yes, i know the feeling.

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20 minutes into the first part, and already I'm loving it. Excellent work so far.

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the first half is pretty solid... but the second half.... well uh...

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ka-lump ka-lump ka-lump ka-lump

good sized collection... and it starts from really chilled to intense psychedelic action

anyway... the recycling bag is running away... better go get it

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Originally posted by canadian didjer oh uh... did you get the name "down the rabbit hole" from "what the bleep do we know?" if not see it, honestly as strange as it sounds, it's the best documentary you'll ever see. it is amazing.... anw looking forward to hearing this set....

the title is in relation to the first track in the set and general correlations between acid and alice in wonderland, and no, i havent seen that movie, though it sounds pretty nice.

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Psy-T - Down The Rabbit Hole (400minute long acid set)

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Originally posted by Ishkur not as much. The mixing gets worse as time goes on, and yeah--there are some really cringe-worthy trainwrecks in there. Some awful bad ones. The one after Misjah and Tim - Access was the worst. You get kudos for the first 2 hours, and the track selection. Now lock yourself in your basement and hone your mixing skills some more.

as long as the track selection part is done well i'm happy, since i manage the mixing itself better at clubs/etc.

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Psy-T - Down The Rabbit Hole (400minute long acid set)

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Originally posted by canadian didjer oh uh... did you get the name "down the rabbit hole" from "what the bleep do we know?" if not see it, honestly as strange as it sounds, it's the best documentary you'll ever see. it is amazing....

Ahh yes, otherwise known as the non-academic propaganda film pushing a new age pseudo-spirituality about some 30,000 year old dead guru named Ramtha or something like that, sprinkled with interviews of supposed "scientists" and researchers, most of whom have neither the qualifications nor the credentials to discus quantum physics in any official capacity, and the rest of whom were outright pissed off when the film was released because it edited and twisted their words to fit the movie's theme and bias.

Stay away from that one. It's full of some very very VERY bad scientific postulations and some really dodgy connections between physics and spiritual mysticism. In short: It's full of stupid hippie bullshit.

The more sensible of us will watch The Elegant Universe instead.

Brian Greene for the win.

too long too nice

intro fun haahaaa the set goes down a bit in some parts but kept me surrounded to the last, the hardest thing wasnt my cup of tea that much but still a nice done

enjoyable stuff

belo set

Last edited by MKII on Apr-25-2006 at 06:43

I finally decided to get this after seeing it a couple of times and decided it was too massive for me to get my hands around. Then it received praise from Ishkur, and I just had to hear something that he actually likes. And I must say it's pretty damn nice, and I'm only a little bit into it. Good acidness

wow... I've just starting getting into a more acid sound and this set really hits the spot. Me likes.

Could someone make/post a cue sheet using the time/track info Psy-T posted?

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