Any of you still listen to psytrance/goa?

[JB]

awwwwww

[feedback]

found a couple new ones I really dig
Supersonic --- especially


Smoke It

[Ryoki]

Man, i picked up this flyer last week that promised goa trance & all kinds of high powered energetic psychedelic stuff... of course i immediately became wildly enthousiastic. It was in this club i never heard of and after much nagging i even persuaded the missus, who is not into this stuff at all, to come along.

I was all excited, but when i got to the street there was nothing there... it was all very strange. I asked random passers by, asked several people working in several bars in the area. Nobody could tell me anything, all i got was blank stares. Then, after some thirty minutes of complete and utter frustration, it dawned on me: it was the desolate topless bar on the corner that played ghastly blues.

Some pig fucker had obviously played an awful joke on me, and clearly the only remedy was a lenghty visit to the nearby Vodka Bar.

[MKJ]

:icon32:

[brisk]

Ah, I don't really like the music in truth. I suppose if it's made with a tb303 (which a lot of goa is), then it has to be pretty decent by default, but the sound just begins to grate after a while. Give me acid house anyday!

Closest I ever came to a goa/psy-trance party was a flyer I created for a party in Estonia.

[Dean McLean]

Oh man, goa is awsome, thanks for these.

[Lieutenant Dan]

The great thing about trance is that while it has no musical merit whatsoever, if you get trashed enough it sounds like God talking to you

So true.

[ajerara]

I was in Goa in the 1990's, they were selling CDs of that stuff in the flea market there. Don't much care for it myself, but it is great dance music.

[JB]

Goa or trance, to me, is simply music, and simply another genre of music that i happen to like. No god, no tripping, just a beat and some relaxed/psyched music