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Artist.....: Nissimyani
Album......: Why To Be Normal!?
Type.......: Album (Retail)
Genre......: Psychedelic
Style......: Psytrance
Label......: Phonokol
CatalogNr..: 2314-2
Url........: http://www.discogs.com/pcz/release/306017
Rel.date...: 13.01.2014
Str.date...: 30.07.2004
Source.....: CDDA
Grabber....: EAC 1.0 beta 3
Encoder....: FLAC 1.2.1 -8 -V
Quality....: VBR 1030kbps / 44.1kHz / Stereo / Comp. Ratio: 73%
Tracks.....: 10
Size.......: 555.29 MB
Length.....: 75:10
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Tracklist
01. Baston Basket 07:25
02. AM 2 PM 07:53
03. Sharas Jasi K 07:20
04. Shapi Shapo 07:39
05. Coridoors 06:30
06. G.H.B. 06:55
07. Flying Cargo 07:10
08. Monkey Bussines 07:30
09. Ah Oom Ba Ba 08:15
10. Impact 08:33
Total Time: 75:10
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Release Notes
The next generation of Israeli Trance masters.Nissimyani are Yan Azulay and
Nissim Mohadeb, permanent crew members of the Phonokol spaceship and one of
the finest and most authentic trance acts emerging from Israel.Why to be
normal?!' contains 10 previously unreleased tracks created by Nissimyani
during the last 10 months.At that period, the boys had seriously improved
their technical skills, mixes and general sound to bring this album into the
next level.A high quality of pure psychedelic trance with fresh new sounds and
unique direction in trance!
1. Baston Basket - Starts off nicely, a great way to open an album. Kicks
into second gear and introduces these nice sounds. A nice little introduction
of what's to come. The bass line overpowers the kicks, and this has a nice
tempo to. Easy to dance to. Then the voice samples come in and it's almost
like you are at a trance party. Then it hits you that this would play
perfectly live. The track doesn't soar to any new heights but is a nice
opener.
2. Am 2 Pm - Love the opening sample. This tracks really kicks things off.
The bass quietly takes over until you are fully listening to it. Without
realising you are in its power. After some semi-annoying samples, we are
treated to some pure modern psy. This track could fit in perfectly with other
trance styles but still you'd know you are listening to psy. The crazy sounds
these guys make are impressive but one feels they don't use them properly.
When we get to the 6-minute mark we are treated nicely and then this track
becomes the first favourite!
3. Sharas jasi - Slow, quiet build up. Nice melody comes in, and then the
muffled bass sound with the kick, and the track fully owns you. There are some
distracting voice samples which could have been used better but the melody
eventually out powers them. And we are fully dancing again. This track has
heaps going on in it. And it just keeps getting crazier. Not full on crazy,
just dance-worthy crazy. It is a nice track.
4. Shapi Shapo - Now to this track. I don't know whether this track is done
tongue in cheek but the opening melody is so hammy and amateur that I wonder
if they are doing it on purpose. It's catchy but it sounds very strange on
this album. It sounds like those "psy" rejects that you get on free mp3
unsigned artists sites. It just does measure up. Anyway, the rest of the track
grabs your attention for the kick and nice bass line. And then they include
the generic melody and then some out of place voice sample that sounds like a
cat and dog fighting on speed. This is such an interesting track that it is
worth listening to just to understand what I'm talking about.
5. Coridoors - Echoed voice sample with some strings behind it. Nice opening
although takes too long getting into the actual psy. When it does, it is very
bassy. I'm loving this point because the bass is at the right pitch, and not
real effects are distorting it. Some interesting sounds here, a real pleasant
ear opener. I do enjoy this track if only for the constant new changes it has
to offer.
6. G.H.B - This is one of the highlights on the album. Up to this point it
may not sound like this is a great album, it is easy to listen to and is very
enjoyable but there hasn't been anything that captures your attention. Until
here this track is so wild while being at easy to listen to. This track really
takes a detour to psy land. Love it!
7. Flying Cargo - Almost takes 1 minute to get into it but it's worth it. The
driving bass and wicked strange sounds make for a kickass track. This is where
their crazy sounds are put to awesome use. This is a faster track and not
really made for dancing yet you can listen to it and get lost in its sweeping
background noise. It finishes the same way it started; with a sample. Listen
to it. Very nice.
8. Monkey Business - This is no monkey business, this is awesome psy. I love
the way this track draws you in unsuspectedly. This is another favourite due
to the awesome sounds the guys have come up with. It is so unique while
staying true to the style. And the bass feels like it disappears and reappears
all in the space of 1 second. The voice samples are not used to the best
effect but they do work in some kind of weird way. I'm getting used to their
use of samples.
9. Ah oom ba ba - Love this track. My favourite. I didn't want it to end. The
opening says it all.what will happen? The rising sound, the steam train about
to pass, what will happen? Then it starts. And the awesome bashing of a tin
can complete with the sucking up through a black hole. You're in a world of
your own now. Just wait to see how you get home. You have to go through these
awesome riffs. This driving kick. This wicked bass. Then the best use of voice
samples for the whole album. It's so interesting because it has meaning to the
track. And the bass and kick don't stop for it to finish, they play over the
top as if to say "fuck you". Very nice track.
10. Impact - Just as everything was getting completely awesome we have to
come to the end. And this track doesn't disappoint. It basically sums up the
whole album, even complete with it's own cheesy melody. It has its fair share
of voice samples. And the most awesome sound voice effect...at the 5-minute
mark. Get ready for some innovation. This is what they should have done at the
first track. But it's so nice to see where the boys will be by their next
album.
taken from www.isratrance.com
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