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Artist.....: VA
Album......: Trust In Trance - Psychedelic Vibes 4
Type.......: Compilation (Retail)
Genre......: Psychedelic
Style......: Psytrance, Goatrance
Label......: Phonokol/Trust In Trance
CatalogNr..: 2101-2/TITCD014
Url........: http://www.discogs.com/pcz/release/49419
Rel.date...: 16.12.2014
Str.date...: 30.03.1998
Source.....: CDDA
Grabber....: EAC 1.0 beta 3
Encoder....: FLAC 1.2.1 -8 -V
Quality....: VBR 869kbps / 44.1kHz / Stereo / Comp. Ratio: 61.6%
Tracks.....: 9
Size.......: 466.46 MB
Length.....: 71:44
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Tracklist
01. Johann - Stranded (The Delta Remix) 08:11
02. X-Dream - Brain Forest 08:56
03. Crop Circles - Full Mental Jackpot (Pleiadians Remix) 08:45
04. The Infinity Project - Hyperactive (Acid Rockers Remix) 08:19
05. Psychaos - Chaos To Order 07:34
06. Z To A - White Powder 06:46
07. Somaton - Principles Of Gravity 07:37
08. Lagoon - Subaquatic 08:21
09. Orion - Highway 07:15
Total Time: 71:44
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Release Notes
First track here is a remix by The Delta to Johann Bley. This is actually
full on. I'm guessing this was one of the first track to use this kind of
baseline and also the guitars - and for that it should be in the trance hall
of fame for inventing what is one of the most overused motives in modern day
music. The next two tracks, X-Dream's Brain Forest and the Pleiadians Remix to
Crop Circles' Full Mental Jackpot, are hard to explain in words. They both
begin with some bizarre looped vocal sample and they both evolve to a lush
array of layers, sounds, melodies, effects and hidden sounds you discover with
every repeated listening. The compilation turns a bit minimal starting with
Hyperactive, and it keeps going that way until the end. Psychaos (Joti Sidhu)
with Chaos to Order tells us how divergent music should really sound and
fortunately he keeps his style even today, although somewhat less psychedelic.
Next are side project of more famous names - Z To A a.k.a. Synchro, Somaton
a.k.a. Shakta and Lagoon a.k.a. Absolum. Each of them gives his own unique
style, but they are held together with a common element - mind twisting
sounds. Ending the fun is Orion (Jean Borelli working with Mino Vaknin) with
Highway, spacey and weird is the word to describe this one.
This compilation is one of a few that really deserve to be called
psychedelic. Everything here is demented - the names, the music, the cover
art. The music itself is (sorry for the expression) fucking hallucinatory!
This is the top of that time and all that's left to do is ask where are they
today.
____________________________________________________ Psychedelic Cyber Zone __
est. 2001