Artist ..... Spectral Album ...... Celtic Alchemy Genre ...... Goa Label ...... Blue Room Released CatalogNr .. BR018CD Str.date ... 1996 Encoder .... Lame 3.97 -V 2 --vbr-new Quality .... VBRkbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo Tracks ..... 4 Size ....... 41,53 MB Length ..... 28:29 Tracklist: 01 Celtic Alchemy (Nothing Is True Mix) 02 Kundalini 03 Moonstone 04 Celtic Alchemy (Magical Circles Mix) Jean-Loup Kehrig and Thierry Gotti alias. Released on Blue Room Released. Damn rare one. Check it out! Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=42d250202b93ab6191b20cc0d07ba4d29a2fbe5d8efdfd3c
Goin' for it now.. (aaand) ...(Nothing but True Mix) - not bad, heard better. Liked the bass groove; but after skipping through; found the overtones to be very repetitive.
repetitive beats are nice when in tranced, i find alot of music like this to go well with psychoactives... haha, not that its supposed to be listened to in an altered state only, but its great. also how do u listen to, i have studio/dj headphones when i listen to stuff, headtrips are usually better than just sitting by the speakers and listening, cuz the sounds are like there in ur head man! anyway im glad someone is actually taking the time to hear stuff i post.
erm... try creative labs 7.1 surround sound. it really is a test in the production. electrypnose, for example, programs different sounds of the overtones to be played out of different speakers.. especially noticeable in his tune 'sunny heart'. it really is the definition of '3D sound'; and adds so much more to the listening; as opposed to hearing sound coming out of two speakers. where crackles are involved in modern dark psy, there's no beating surround sound (imo).
i think are differences here are dark psy... and usually my listening of music goes beyond the bedroom... like to my crappy stereo in the car! sorry i dont have 7.1, hell i dont even have a house man, im out in the woods in a camper. this computer is actually running off a generator... but i do have DSL... so far i think you've pretty much hated all my music, im not into that dark stuff i guess. i like the slow mellow dub type music or the trance beats that are like really trancy and almost meditative more than the fast beats... some stuff i can like, but like the music talpa... i tried out that guys recommendation, but it didnt work out. doesnt do it for me. whats about crackles in the speakers... i was talking about headphones, u know big fuckers that cover the ears. haha, anyway i like em and they work for me...
Jesus, crying out loud. Of course I know what big headphones are; in fact I'm wearing a pair of Stenheiser headphones now. I don't live under a rock, yno! right, to see what i mean by 'crackles'.... - shoot to http://www.myspace.com/metalheadmedic (my myspace) - look to the right hand side, the 'about me' section. - read that passage, do as it says. the song embedded underneath the text is called 'sunny heart' and you'll need to skip to about 4:20 in; and keep with the tune. you'll see. might liven up that camper.
No, I don't hate any of it; I just don't like any of it either. It's too dated for me, somewhat cheesy. I'm moving with time in the underground psytrance scene; parties, new innovations in music production, hearing how artists have developed their style, funding the unknown instead of feeding the well known, etc. I used to be into the stuff you listen to; but followed artists that developed the style and brought new elements to the table. But like you said, we both have completely different pairs of ears and ways of hearing things; and I'll respect that as much as I hope you do.
far out man, i loved it, it gave a perception of depth, like i could feel what i was hearing... if that makes any sense! haha. i have La Voie Du Coeur by Electrypnose... and i'll be giving it some more thought, but that song def kicked some ass, not to fast or slow just right there man... ok way off topic...
you liked sunny heart?! hallelujah!!! you should DEFINITELY find a torrent for 'Where Do We Go' and make your way through disc 2... it's all similar grooves with distinct overtones. enjoy!
