Above & Beyond Trance Around The World Episode 317

Above and Beyond's Trance Around the World Episode 315

Daft Punk are who originally got me into electronic music. I really prefer Homework over Discovery, and I would not consider them "geniuses" of electronica but they were what you could call some of the biggest worldwide acts in their time (and even now). Honestly, they have died down recently, I...

Tiesto's Club Life Podcast 158 > Bertie Blackman "Baby Teeth" (Luke Chable Remix)

YouTube - Miss Mood YouTube - King Tubby - Gold Dub

If you are looking for studio albums, my personal favorites are....Anthem of the Sun (which sounds like a live album honestly), Aoxomoxoa, American Beauty, Workingman's Dead, and the best (IMO) Blues For Allah. Live Dead...well I would head over to dead.net to see all the possible choices you...

I really love progressive house. I really like Deadmau5 ALOT. I saw him in Austin a few months ago and he really blew me away. His new album For Lack of a Better Name really has some great tracks, standards like Ghosts n Stuff and the new favorite Strobe. I'd have to say though that when he...

Omid (Hope) - Thievery Corporation

Thievery Corporation should be nice.

Quote: Originally Posted by fjrabon I honestly had no idea that SCI was even still touring. Went to one of their shows once and had a girl start licking me and telling me I was "peanut butter Jesus". She was hot, but I wasn't quite sure how to deal with that. Praise Cheesus!

I really like Bonnaroo's line-up this year, even though a number of the big names are also appearing at Lollapalooza. Coachella is also very good this year too, at least in terms of my taste in music. Last year's Rothbury Festival was a VERY good line-up with Bob Dylan, The Dead, String Cheese...

I Love dub reggae and I have listened to Rebelution, Slightly Stoopid, Pepper, Long Beach Dub Allstars, etc etc I think that if you are looking for that really nice deep sound, Scientist, King Tubby, and Lee Scratch Perry are the way to go. A very unique brassy sounding reggae album by Scratch...

Above and Beyond's Trance Around The World Episode 313

Tiesto's Club Life Podcast #150 D:Folt & Paul Trainer - Empathizer

Tanz Der Seele (YOMC Remix) - DJ Eremit From: In Search of Sunrise 7: Asia Disc 2 - Tiesto

Lou Reed, Phil Lynott, Freddie Mercury

Most of my dub albums could be considered "obscure" since not many people listen to dub reggae. Here's one of my favorites. Scientist and Jammy Strike Back! with the Roots Radics Band

Honestly, I care more about music than lyrics. However, I do recognize good lyrics when I hear them. But I listen to genres from trance to classic rock, obviously trance has some pretty terrible lyrics sometimes, and classic rock has great lyrics. I just don't really care which way it goes...

Atom Heart Mother Suite

Top 10 in no particular order..... 1. The Grateful Dead 2. The Beatles 3. Phish 4. Led Zeppelin 5. Pink Floyd 6. The Doors 7. Steely Dan 8. Bob Marley and the Wailers 9. Scientist 10. Slightly Stoopid

I have this game too. It really is great, especially with very intense songs where you go "downhill" a lot of the time. But even with slower songs, I still seem to have fun. Definitive eye candy for your music.

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