Welcome To The World...

So, I don't know if you could tell from reading this blog, but I love the genre of music called Psychedelic Trance, otherwise known as psy-trance, and soemtimes written as psytrance.

The song above is from a 3xLP compilation I had bought back in 1997 called "Let It Rip" on Tsuyoshi Suzuki's record label, Matsuri Productions. This track's title is "Welcome To The World" from a group called ManMadeMan, comprised of the duo of Paul Baguley and Sonya Bailey.

I hope you enjoy the sound quality. I will never get sick of this track or the genre.

As of the end of this post I am currently listening to "Washington" by Star Sounds Orchestra from the compilation "Goa-Head Vol.8 (Disc 1)" released in 1999.

SSO is Steve Schroyder and Jens Zygar, Steve used to play with Tangerine Dream in the 70's, the musical goal of the group is to write each song tuned to a planetary frequency. Before they became an Internationally regarded Goa Trance live act, for many years they were heading the New Age scene with intense Planetary tuned spherical ambient tunes. Based on the writings of Hans Cousto who wrote the book The Cosmic Octave.

Cut Me Soem Slack...

So, I think you've all noticed that mai blog had been slacking of late. I'm sorry, but I've been looking for a place to live and the pickins are slim in January, I mean who the fuck (also WTF) wants to move in January?
Anyhoo, I have been doing soem scans of old ish for mai FB photo albums, similar to the pic below. Just soem ish I've been drewing since I got a dope set of penz for Santa's Birthdei.


I promise to be moar frequent once the ish settles, been thinking of new trix for mai tip series for the Spring.
Should be all the way live.

As of the end of this post I am currently listening to "Shadows & Flashes" by X.I.S. from the compilation "Forever Psychedelic" released in 1998 by Matsuri Productions, headed by Tsuyoshi Suzuki.

Today's Time Capsule, Ted Nugent...

So, back when I was a little itty bitty 6 year old iSapien 1956672, in 1980, mai Dad came home with this, I mean the best, thing that made mai brother and I crank the stereo to 10 and put on those big white Pioneer SE-30 headphones. It was the most powerful thing I have ewer heard in mai entire life up until that point, a cassette tape of Ted Nugent's "Scream Dream."

I remember being in awe of the cover, "How did his arms become guitars?", "Is he in soem sort of pain, is that why he's screaming?" Oh, and the music. Mai god man, the music is soooo balls out. Soemthing of which I had no clue of since mine had not dropped yet, I could not get enuff of this whether it was played in the stereo, the headphones, the Chevy Scottsdale, the walkman, the Chrysler, mai 1st Audi, you name it I cranked it all the way to this dei. The tape player in this Audi has since failed only to have go all iPod all the time. I do not have "Scream Dream" on CD or any other format to enjoy.

That saem cassette followed me as we moved from Genoa, IL (Birth 1974-'82) to Oregon, IL ('82-'85) and then our move to St. Charles, IL ('85-present) where I listened to that tape all the time. The actual tape now resides in the basement of mai Mommy's house. At almost 30 years old it still plays perfectly, no tape crinkles, no magnetic warping, no solar melting, and no machine has ewer gotten hungry or brave enuff to sink its teeth into the Nuge.

As of the end of this post I am currently listening to "Core" by Tsuyoshi Suzuki from the album "Deck Wizards 2" released in 1996 on Psychic Deli records. The vinyl is a DJ friendly 2xLP whereas the CD is the mix in its entirety as one continuous track of 1h 16m 53s, instead of cut-up into separates like most mix CDs come as.
The actual track that is playing from the mix is "Track 4" by Oligo