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Various Goa Trance 2005 India

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Various
Title:	Retrodelic Vibes 2
Style:	Goa Trance
Date of release:	2005
Country:	India
MP3 album size:	1360 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1126 mb
WMA album size:	1929 mb
Digital formats:	DXD MP4 MP3 APE VOC AA RA

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	–Masaray	Time Traveler Of Trance Written-By, Producer – Masayuki Kurihara, Ray Castle	10:31
2	–Doof	Let's Turn On Mixed By – DoofWritten-By, Producer – Nick BarberWritten-By, Producer, Engineer – Simon Posford	7:31
3	–Cydonia	Shambala Written-By, Producer – Dino Psaras, John Donno, Martin Freeland, Steve Ronan	6:38
4	–Electric Universe	Luna Overdrive Written-By, Producer – Boris Blenn	5:46
5	–Psychaos	Spacial Distortion Written-By, Producer – Joti Sidhu	7:50
6	–Kopfuss Resonator & Jorg*	Whipbird Written-By, Producer – Jorg Kesler, Mark Pfurtscheller, Timothy Farber	7:42
7	–Space Tribe	The Great Spirit (Hallucinogenic Remix) Written-By, Producer – Mrs. Cicada, Olli Wisdom	8:15
8	–Talking Souls	Karma 209 Written-By, Producer – Tim Schuldt	10:02
9	–Witchcraft	Witchcraft Magic Producer, Mixed By – WitchcraftWritten-By, Producer – Itzik Levy*, Rami Shapira	8:38
10	–Man With No Name	Sly-Ed Mixed By, Engineer – M.W.N.N.*Written-By, Producer – Martin Freeland	5:48

Companies, etc.

Mastered At – Space Cat Studios
Distributed By – BNE - Brand New Entertainment
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Avatar Records
Copyright (c) – Avatar Records
Pressed By – ABCD Music
Published By – Copyright Control
Licensed From – Psy-Harmonics
Recorded At – Hallucinogen Studios
Licensed From – Twisted Records
Recorded At – MWNN Studios
Licensed From – Spirit Zone Recordings
Licensed From – Aurinko Records
Recorded At – Musalsal Studio
Licensed From – Dragonfly Records

Credits

Cover – (r)evolutiondesigns

Notes

1. Licensed from Psy-Harmonics, Australia.
2. Recorded at Hallucinogen Studios. Licensed from Twisted Records.
3. Recorded at Man With No Name Studios, England. Licensed from Cydonia.
4. Licensed from EU.
5. Licensed from Psychaos.
6. Licensed from Kopfuss Resonator.
7. Licensed from Spirit Zone.
8. Licensed from Aurinko Records.
9. Recorded at Musalsal Studio, Tel Aviv. Licensed from Witchcraft.
10. Licensed from Dragonfly.

Track 7 is listed "The Great Spirit (Hallucinogen Remix)" and credits "Remixed By Simon Posford at Hallucinogen Studios", however the original appearance of the track on Space Tribe - Sonic Mandala is listed "The Great Spirit (Hallucinogenic Remix)" and does not credit Simon Posford nor Hallucinogen.

Track 8 is on track listing as "Tim Schuldt - Karma 209" and is corrected here as "Talking Souls - Karma 209" as on original releases.

This compilation (P)+(C) 2005 Avatar Records.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 7 290008 295796
Barcode (String): 7290008295796
Matrix / Runout: A . B . C . D . MUSIC LTD. AVA026
Mastering SID Code: IFPI LV21
Mould SID Code: IFPI 1U22

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
7243 4 74799 2 2	Various	Retrodelic Vibes ‎(CD, Comp)	Virgin	7243 4 74799 2 2	India	2005

Balladolbine

Avatar Records in Israel is out with the second chapter in their Retrodelic Vibes series. These are compilations that take a closer look at old goa trance classics from the nineties. Nice to see such a track list... First out is an all time classic by Masaray called Time Traveller In Trance. Masaray was a collaboration between Masa (Masayuki Kurihara) from Japan and Ray Castle from Australia. They released an album called Cosmic Trancer on the Australian label Psy-Harmonics in 1995. Nice, drifting start on this compilation. Track 2 is one of my all time favourites, the Let’s Turn On track by Doof (Nick Barber)! This track was made together with Simon Posford (Hallucinogen), and released on his album on TIP Records in 1996. This album was later repressed and released on Twisted Records, but with some kind of misspressing, which sounds terrible in the best part of the track. Here we get a version without the noise. A wonderful morning trance track that I will never get tired of! Track 3 is by the super group called Cydonia from the UK which, are Dino Psaras and Man With No Name (Martin Freeland) + friends.The track we get here is not as known as the other Cydonia tracks released, but it keeps the high, trippy quality as the others. Melodic goa trance from the mid nineties. Track 4 is by another veteran in the scene, Electric Universe (Boris Blenn) from Germany. The track we get here has the typical intense, hypnotic drift that Electric Universe is known for. This track was originally released on his second album called Stardiver, on Spirit Zone Records in 1997. Track 5 is by Psychaos, which is Joti Sidhu from the UK. He gives us a quite rough track as usual. This track was released on a compilation, but is not among the most known Psychaos tracks. This is also more melodic than the techno influenced trance he released later. Track 6 is a track made by Kopfuss Resonator (Mark Pfurtscheller & Timothy Färber) and DJ Jorg, who is most known for starting the Shiva Space Technology label. This track has the sound of the Australian Whipbird, and we get a dark night time style through the entire track. A track for those who like the sound of Matsuri Productions. Track 7 is by another veteran in the scene, Space Tribe (Olli Wisdom) from Australia. This track is remixed by no other than Simon Posford (Hallucinogen)! A very trippy, quite dark, drifting track. Track 8 is by Tim Schuldt from Germany. This track builds up slowly and can create massive energy on a dance floor. Track 9 is by another super duo called Witchcraft. This was Rami Shapira (Chakra) and Izik Levy (Sandman) together. A bubbling, nice psychedelic track, with pumping beats and great melodies. Beautiful! The last track we get on this compilation is a track by Man With No Name. A stumping, melodic classic. Great finish on this compilation. No bad tracks here, so if you don’t have many of these classics, you should definately grab this release. Personally, I have most of these tracks on the old releases, but it is nice to see that these classics can reach daylight again and that they are available for more people.