This is defenitly Juno Reactors best album no doubt about that. From the blissful Jardin De Cecile to the psychedelic and powerful god is god to the trancey (and I mean this in the literal term) Komit this album is just as psychedelic as any other Goa trance album... although certainly quite different from any other. Although it seems theres a track or two everyone doesn't like on this album (for me its kaguyama theme) this dosen't usually distract from the experience too much.

If your looking for something psychedelic... or something relaxing this is a great cd. Maybe not so much if your looking for something to dance too... great tracks, variance and flow make a goa/psytrance album... and Bible of Dreams delivers.
9.5/10

Odds are if you're a fan of trance, you've heard and own something by Juno Reactor. Bible of Dreams was Juno Reactor's first big step towards the tribal influences that they've become known for today (hints of this were seen on Beyond The Infinite, but not nearly as recognized as on here).

I'd say the first half of this CD is the stronger part here. Jardin Decile has a soothing beat that soon turns more chaotic and fast. Conga Fury was a huge hit - the mixture of tribal elements with a trance beat was pretty epic at the time. God is God (my fav Juno track) has an extremely catchy, repetitive beat that is pretty hard to resist tapping your foot to. Komit is a return to the more sci-fi trance that was present on JR's first 2 albums. The other 4 tracks, don't interest me much honestly. They are the more experimental tracks of the CD, which I guess the whole CD is experimental, but some just fuse better than others. Track 9, the remix for High Energy Protons, isn't as good as the original, but helps balance out the CD with danceable tracks.

From here Juno Reactor got more proficient with mixing different cultures with trance and odds are if you like this one, you'll love what he's done since.

Magic and piece of music. Juno Reactor found a way of various tempi and styles to reach the highest levels of power and spiritual emotion. No other electronic record has featured natural drums so incidentally and gave them such a tremendous effect on the dancer.

We'll have it another time out in the green on the river at night this summer!

Somewhat more spooky and varied than "Beyond the Infinite", with some very relaxed (e.g. 'Shark') and very up-tempo ('Conga Fury') pieces. Excellent to listen and rave to.