Discogs.com
Sign Up Log In Help
My Discogs
Marketplace
Browse
Groups
Submissions Watchlist Drafts Collection Wantlist Favorites Friends
Items I Want Browse All My Purchases Manage Inventory My Orders Billing
Artists Labels Recent Additions Recent Reviews
Recent Activity My Groups Saved Topics Start a New Group
All Artists Labels Releases Needs Vote Catalog # For Sale Advanced
Hallucinogen - The Lone Deranger/ Reviews
Release Images Stats & Ratings History 6 For Sale
Post Review or Comment
Hallucinogen - The Lone Deranger Review by kunalarya Aug 14, 2008
Not much I can say really, except that this CD is one of the best Goatrance albums ever produced!!

A defining album for the genre, Posford once again crafts together a tryptamine-drenched sonic concoction with as much detail and precision as a modern Forumla 1 team (maybe more). The basslines are generally fast and pumping while Posford's use of the synthesizers and effects I have yet to see surpassed. Somehow he manages to put it all (and there is alot of it) together so perfectly!

Surprising to see just one other review for this truly EPIC album! A definite MUST HAVE!
helpfulagree (2)disagree Reply report notify me
Rated 5/5
Hallucinogen - The Lone Deranger Review by murari Jul 11, 2007 (edited over 2 years ago)
Its shocking to see no comments on this legendary release! After Hallucinogen's ground breaking debut in 1995 with the much celebrated Twisted, Simon Posford had the envious task of following up on a well loved and accepted classic. He goes about it with ease, crafting new structures of melody, expanding the classical Hallucinogen soundscapes to more deep and pounding levels.

Starting from with the well known LSD sanity-unsanity sample we slowly delve into the Demented world of Hallucinogen! Squelching acid lines meet the rolling rhythms from Twisted as sounds pop in out, creating, leading and ultimately defining the tunes. Trancespotter and Snarling being perfect examples. Horrorgram adds percussive elements to the stomping mix. Gamma Goblins features seriously twisted levels of sonic manipulation which are intense yet melodic.

The Lone Deranger is a worthy follow up to Twisted and Simon Posford has once again pushed the levels of Psytrance in a new direction by taking the old-school Goa melodies and adding the Psy influenced tech vibes. All of the tracks on this album are gold, just as Twisted. It stands the test of time and gives today's commercial sounding "psy-trance" a run for their money, 10 years after being released! In my opinion that's what defines a classic, It sounds just as good as the day I first heard it.

A must have for anyone into Goa, Psy-trance.
helpful (1)agree (2)disagree Reply report notify me
Post Review or Comment
My Discogs
Submissions Watchlist Drafts Collection Wantlist more...
Help
Contributing to Discogs Quick Start Guide Buying Selling Help Forums more...
About Discogs Jobs Blog Developers API Widgets

Discogs™ website Copyright © 2009 Discogs Terms of Service Privacy Policy