02-05-2003 00:58									#1
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And tonight, songs/tracks that make you can send you into a loss of reason logic, may it be a euphoric trance, or a berzerk rampage.

other music topics will also be apperciated.


so....
Just listened to:

Barthezz- On the move, and
Barthezz- Infected

and realized that it was not the booze that switched something in me during those tracks.

Those tracks are extremely simplistic in their musical quality. But they're so completely cleansing... I really fail to understand it. I enjoy more sophisticated music, generally, but these tracks, I feel them.


A song that also touched the animal in me ( ) was Nirvana's SLTS. Of course, it had negative and agressive connotations and aroused negative and aggressive feelings in me, but it was similar.

So, what about you?

	02-05-2003 01:01									#2
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Lemon Jelly

	02-05-2003 01:06									#3
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Well, Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring could make anyone want to go out and gang-rape a virgin sacrifice!

It started a riot at its premiere, after all...

	02-05-2003 01:07									#4
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Litttle pig, little pig let me in.
Not by the hair of my chinny chin chin.

	02-05-2003 01:14									#5
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Boris, this sounds just like a piece of bad music. I'd better avoid it .



.... unless you highly recommend it, of course.

	02-05-2003 01:16									#6
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Yo! Monolith ! Lemon Jelly DID do that song, didn't they ?

	02-05-2003 01:17									#7
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quote: Originally posted by Azazel Boris, this sounds just like a piece of bad music. I'd better avoid it . .... unless you highly recommend it, of course.

The Rite of Spring? It's phenomenally good, don't miss it! A great performance of it can be a shattering event.

For all his grandstanding, the Seiji Ozawa recording with the Boston Symphony Orchestra is superb.

	02-05-2003 01:24									#8
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Dumonde - Never look back
Lange - Memory
Lange - Skydive
Svenson and gielen - Twisted
Rank 1 - Airwave
Robert Miles - Children
Arome - Throw your hands up
Scott project - Overdrive
Cosmic gate - Raging storm

a nice mix of euphoria and downright just make you wanna jump tracks

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Lemon Jelly - Page One
god - I'm such a spazz!

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Lazerus, you heard those Barthezz tracks?

	02-05-2003 01:38									#11
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Any good Irish music, although I have a soft spot for songs by the Dubliners and Mary Bergin's whistle, being a whistle player meself. She's bloody brilliant, both in dances and airs.

EDIT: Oh, and good metal (as rare as it is...) is always welcome (like Carcass' Heartwork album), and I also love Gershwin, as little I have heard of him

Also, there's a sweet punk band called the Real MacKenzies, punk with bagpipes and Scottish themes

And of course, any preformance by the Shamrox (my band , don't blame me for the name, long story)

	02-05-2003 01:40									#12
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I never saw Irish music as getting me into a whirling extatic mood. It can be enjoyable, but I am looking for a very special variety of feeling, of going on a rampage just by following the texture of the music.

	02-05-2003 01:51									#13
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Nuage - Don't Wanna Lose You Baby (dance)

Silvertear - So Deep (trancey techno)

Gravitation (Nittle Grasper) - Sleepless Beauty (Sacred Beauty Air Mix) (mellow)

kHz - Bobby (Hard/Depressing)

Seki Tomokazu - Bird (fun, dancey, but you'll be lost if you don't know Japanese)

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1:

Silvertear- It got very close to such an exprience.

	02-05-2003 02:10									#15
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I have an extended mix of it if you want it Azazel.

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It's not the 'Perfect Sphere Remix' by any chance? If it is, I got it.

	02-05-2003 02:17									#17
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Its that, but I edited it around so its nearly 7 minutes long. =)

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You're good at that stuff?

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I'm good at extending songs, that's about it. I can't do anything else. hehehe

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Nm, then. It will probably be the same experience as the the original remix. I can always rewind, if I want.

	02-05-2003 03:01									#21
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Emerge by Fischerspooner and a joint make me really high lately

The rite of spring is indeed a great piece of muzic (if I recall correctly)

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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov For all his grandstanding, the Seiji Ozawa recording with the Boston Symphony Orchestra is superb.

Ugh! Ozawa? Double Ugh!

Don't listen to him, get the Markevitch - LSO recording on Testament.

If you want mere histrionics the Minnesota Orch with Oue (Reference Recordings) is the most overwhelming recording of the Rite since it's close miked and in HDCD.

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right, i'm not really a "connaisseur" like you guys, but I like classical music, and that's not easy to find among today's youth

	02-05-2003 03:28									#24
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AGENT X - IN THE MORNING !!!!!!!! KICKS BUTTS SO HARD! Too bad you can't find it on Kazaa.

	02-05-2003 03:31									#25
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A question - how many people here are doing their best to get banned?

	02-05-2003 03:31									#26
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Yes I've heard of those bartezz tracks, they're abit light and slightly on the cheese side for me, theres a dumonde remix of them where the beat is given a real booster which makes them sound ok.

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quote: Originally posted by Agathon Ugh! Ozawa? Double Ugh! Don't listen to him, get the Markevitch - LSO recording on Testament. If you want mere histrionics the Minnesota Orch with Oue (Reference Recordings) is the most overwhelming recording of the Rite since it's close miked and in HDCD.

Believe me, as I indicated, I'm not an Ozawa fan by any means. But even the lesser conductors can pull off some surprising feats (well, except maybe Mehta, *puke*). The Chicago Symphony (I was mistaken, wasn't the BSO) recording is electric, and the sound quality is astoundingly good.

Another good one I've found is the Antal Dorati recording, although his tempos sometimes seem a little draggy.

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Altitude - Altitude (Shokk remix)
Nu Nrg - Energizer (has a simple but effective beat)
Marc Dawn - Expander (Flutlicht remix) <- Brilliant
Gouryella - Walhalla
Dumonde - God music
Dj Kim - Jetlag (alphazone remix)
Yoji Biomehanika - Ding a ling (scott project remix) , if you like any sort of hard trance then you'll be worshipping yoji soon if you haven't started

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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov Another good one I've found is the Antal Dorati recording, although his tempos sometimes seem a little draggy.

I also have the later Dorati recording (with Detroit) which I like. Nothing compares to his LSO Firebird on Mercury Living Presence though - that is one of my Desert Island Discs.

	02-05-2003 03:41									#30
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Well, that would be Helter Skelter. Worked for Charles Manson