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Posted : Jul 23, 2004 11:18
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I'm gonna bye 1 cd of Shulman. (as a starter)
But which of the 2 albums would you guys recommend?
Shulman - In Search of a Meaningful Moment
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Shulman - Soundscapes and modern tales
I dont have money to but both of them right now..
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-Abatwa-
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Posted : Jul 23, 2004 11:51
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I say go with in search of a meaningful moment. There is much progress to be heard between the first and second albums of shulman. Enjoy
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Posted : Jul 23, 2004 17:14
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-Abatwa- Just wanted to say that i took your advise and bought "Shulman - Soundscapes and modern tales today"..
I also bought:
- The digital dance of Shiva
- Mystery Of The Yeti And Mystical Experiences
- The Mystery Of The Thirteen Crystal Skulls
- LiLife is... Creation
- Violet Vision - Unfold
*peace*
    
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-Abatwa-
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Posted : Jul 23, 2004 20:38
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 hope you like them all. exept the digital dance of shiva, which I dont possess and havent listened to, the others are really nice choices and most of them can be considered classics imo.
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DiMiTry
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Posted : Jul 24, 2004 06:12
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On 2004-07-23 11:51, -Abatwa- wrote:
I say go with in search of a meaningful moment. There is much progress to be heard between the first and second albums of shulman. Enjoy
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On 2004-07-23 17:14, psytones wrote:
-Abatwa- Just wanted to say that i took your advise and bought "Shulman - Soundscapes and modern tales today"..
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I must be missing something here. 
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-Abatwa-
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Posted : Jul 24, 2004 12:04
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hehe your right dimitry, didnt notice that.
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Posted : Jul 24, 2004 15:31
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hehehehehehehe... It is true.. I bought Soundscapes and modern tales ... Hmmm... got to stop smoking and ordering on the internet at the same time.. But i hope i didnt make a fool out of my self? I hope this CD is just as good. Well, anyway.. If I love this album. I will also buy in search of a meaningful moment. But hey... at least my intentions where to buy your recommendation -Abatwa- ..
And thanks alot for the information DiMiTry.. *funny*
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Quasga
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Posted : Jul 25, 2004 19:59
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You truly can't go wrong buying either one. I'd say starting with "Soundscapes and Modern Tales" will prepare you for the second album. The first seems a precursor to the second, giving you hints and tastes of what is to really come and flourish on the second. I myself could not imagine NOT either one in my collection.
Having got to know Yaniv directly a little, he's a great person and you can only expect more brilliant work to come from him. Quality assured. He did an excellent job mastering my debut Androcell album and I await his next Shulman album effort with the rest of you.
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Quasga
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Posted : Jul 25, 2004 20:12
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On 2004-07-23 17:14, psytones wrote:
I also bought:
Mystery Of The Yeti And Mystical Experiences
The Mystery Of The Thirteen Crystal Skulls
These are phenomenal releases. Mystical Experiences is hands down, the most influential psychedelic downtempo ever, for me. When I first heard it in 1996, I was forever to be clothed in its rapture. TRUE, pure chillout music by two classic masters, Graham Wood (The Infinity Project, Blowfish) and Raja Ram, plus some early engineering endeavors by Simon P. I view it as the precursor to Shpongle really, and much better content then Shpongle IMHO in terms of a psychedelic dream quest. The Mystery of the Yeti releases came later and are brilliant as well. I can't sing my praise about Mystical Experiences enough. It is single handedly the most nostalgic piece of music (for me) in my collection. So glad they re-released this for people to discover an historic psychedelic musical gem. As for The Mystery of the 13 cyrstal skulls, if you haven't heard it before, you are in for a treat. Another prefect example of a good psychedelic "concept" compilation by TIPWorld label and the music does not dissappoint.
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shahar
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Posted : Jul 26, 2004 11:20
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I'll second both Quasga's posts.
You should have both Shulman's albums- he's for me the most innovative musician in the psychedelic downtempo department.
And Mystical Experience is everything he said and more. This is really the first step in psychedelic chillout as we know it and it's just such a great journey.
All 3 albums are worth a very deep dive and explorations- you're headed into some good times
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Posted : Jul 27, 2004 19:38
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Well... I have my cd's now. And I had Mysteri of the Yeti part 2 from before. So i knew i would love it. Thirteen skulls was supprisently better then what i had expected.. I had Unfold from before.. but i wanted the original album. And Shulman.. Just have 1 thing to say. I am bying In Search of a Meaningful Moment when i get my next pay check.
I'm also going to bye: Kumharas.
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