Various – Gonzo Goa - Party Music 87’- 94’
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Sound Migration – SMI002 |
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Electronic |
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Acid |
Tracklist
| A1 | Mindfield– | Saturnalia 4 |
| A2 | Apostolis– | Clock Croc (House Quickly Mix) |
| B1 | F.U.S.E.– | F.U.2 (Re-edit) |
| B2 | Peyote– | Alcatraz |
| B3 | Psyche (2)– | The Saint Became A Lush |
| C1 | Man With No Name– | From Within |
| C2 | Zen (3)– | Solar Data (Extended Tribal Mix) |
| C3 | Joy Kitikonti– | Beat Control (Siena Mix I) |
| D1 | Public Relation– | Eighty Eight (Instrumental) |
| D2 | Ghostdance– | Ghostbeat (New Beat Mix) |
| D3 | Chris & Cosey– | Exotika (12” Mix) |
Companies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Sound Migration
- Distributed By – Sound Metaphors Distribution
- Mastered At – Manmade Mastering
- Lacquer Cut At – Manmade Mastering
- Pressed By – Optimal Media GmbH – BN91337
Credits
- A&R – Roberta Cavallin
- Compiled By – Nemo Ripoll
- Graphic Design – Castro Moore
- Lacquer Cut By – mg*
- Liner Notes – Ray Castle
- Photography By – Ray Castle
Notes
Special thanks to Ray Castle for his generous insights from these magical moments in time and space.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Side A runout): SMI - 002 - A 33⅓ RPM mg.Manmade BN 91337-01 A1
- Matrix / Runout (Side B runout): SMI - 002 - B 33⅓ RPM mg.Manmade BN 91337-01 B1
- Matrix / Runout (Side C runout): SMI - 002 - C 33⅓ RPM mg.Manmade BN 91337-02 C1
- Matrix / Runout (Side D runout): SMI - 002 - D 33⅓ RPM mg.Manmade BN 91337-02 D1
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Reviews
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Don't be put off because it's not the Goa music you think you know, this compilation is stellar.
Decent vinyl too. Recommended. -
Worth getting the LP just for the transporting insights given by Ray Castle. But no, this compilation is also full of gems and wonderfully pressed. Arghhhh I wish I was born during this era and could have experienced this.
Recommended lecture link to this release: Global Tribe by Graham St John, which gives a great perspective on how the sound of Goa has evolved -
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Edited 8 months agoCan someone explain the term Goa in the title? I don't understand that reference to the D side tracks.
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Just beyond excellent. Every track finds its place. Gorgeous work, thanks to all involved. -
Stunning collection of tunes. Sounds great, gatefold presentation w/ poster, and liner notes. Dead. Silent.
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Edited one year agoLike the Italo Outsider comp on sister label Thank You - essential. That rattling Peyote cut genuinely takes you there…..
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Worth the price of ission for the Ghostdance track alone, which makes every hair on my body stand up when I needle drop it. But the whole thing is quite a trip. Wonderful, stunning compilation -- brilliantly curated, awesome write-up / liner notes on the back. And the sound quality is excellent, as usual from SM. -
Edited 2 years agoTo those who enjoyed reading LOTR accompanied by Bo Hansson's LP: I advice anyone to read Ray Castle's "Moon Juice Stomper" accompanied by this LP, along with charas, chillum, chai and nag champa. Multisensory...
Apart from that. Excellent track selection, and the fact that such a compilation finally arrived outside of the Psy-scene: I applaud Sound Metaphors for multiple reasons!
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