Dark Sessions 6

Hey Gang,

A brilliant mix for you to listen so go find your headphones NOW.

Dark Sessions 6 ~ Sean Graham & Deanna Avra

Enjoy,

Morpheus & Buddhaboy

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LIGHTWORKS on friskyRadio December 2010

For over sixteen years Ingo Vogelmann has been crafting his skills as a music producer, remixer and composer. Ingo has established himself as one of the most influential figures in the field of progressive dance music over the last 5 years as both a DJ, and a producer. This man has just cracked the surface of his love for music and it can only lead him – and those who are fortunate enough to hear his work – to higher places.

Ingo currently resides in Western Germany’s Ruhr Area – very countryside, near his birthplace. He spends an inordinate amount of time in his studio to work on his cou ntless projects. Sitting beneath Ingo at work is like putting fingers into a wall socket. Do not speak to him, this man is in an altered state of consciousness!

Minus Seventeen Degree

Riot Riot Technique

Thanks to Riot Riot Technique for the excellent podcast. Check out Riot Riot Records at the following links below.

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• Facebook of Riot Riot – BROKEN /// Breakbeat, Dubstep, Urban Bass
• Facebook of Riot Riot – TECHNIQUE /// Dub, House, Minimal, Techno
• Facebook of Riot Riot – ELECTRIQUE /// Nurave, Mutanthouse, Maximal Electro

[ electronic rioting in 3 divisions:
BROKEN / TECHNIQUE / ELECTRIQUE ]
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OUT NOW on RIOT RIOT TECHNIQUE 003:

“A HOLIDAY: THE REMIXES EP”

“On this incredible EP, POPNONAME, JONAS BERING, DANIELA LA LUZ, MOMENT MUSIK and ON THE OFFSHORE have collected their own stylish interpretations of “A Holiday” in one place.”

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// ABOUT

our unconventional bavarian label is far apart from frozen styles and provides you with unique and autonomous dancefloor-amunition. we love artistic freedom. we love variance. the roots of our artists range from UK to hungary as well as from the poland and russia to sri lanka and indonesia. the same kind of diversity applies to our three main style divisions.

RIOT RIOT BROKEN:
breaks and broken stuff from 120 to 140 bpm. material with the impact to set the floor on fire.

RIOT RIOT TECHNIQUE:
technoid tunage from minimal to deep & techhouse. quality 4/4 stuff and beyond.

RIOT RIOT ELECTRIQUE:
fidget, mutant house, nu rave, indie dance – this is our hypertonic electronic playground!

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// ARTISTS

RIOT RIOT BROKEN:

Hanuman Tribe, B-Phreak, Beatman & Ludmilla, Solid Frame, Run Riot, Rebel Sketchy, Access Denied, Monkey Fist, Tuskle

RIOT RIOT TECHNIQUE:

Daniela La Luz, Moment Musik, PopNoname, Jonas Bering, On The Offshore, Hannes Fischer

RIOT RIOT ELECTRIQUE:

Disco Trash Music, The Sexinvaders, Hanuman Tribe, Noize Generation, I:LYKE, The Bulgarian, T.R.O.
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// AND MANY OTHER ARTISTS BY COLLABOS AND REMIX ASSIGNMENTS

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Minus Seventeen Degree

[Guest Mixers : Riot Riot Technique]

1. Daniela La Luz – Spacewalk // upcoming
2. On The Offshore – A Holiday (Popnoname Remix) // RRT003
3. Moment Musik – Schwarzes Schaf // RRT001
4. Fischer & La Luz – Panorama (Optic Remix) // upcoming
5. Moment Musik – Seemannsgarn (Daniela La Luz Remix) // RRT002
6. On The Offshore – A Holiday (Jonas Bering Remix) // RRT003
7. Fischer & La Luz – Panorama (Original Mix) // upcoming
8. On The Offshore – A Holiday (Moment Musik Remix) // RRT003
9. Hannes Fischer – Pretty Nice Chaos // upcoming

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All released tracks you can get in EVERY common online store – WOLRDWIDE!

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Saint Maarten - Very Friendly Island

Hello everyone,

First of all, Happy New Year to all grooveTEK’s listeners and people around the world.  We’ve great mix for you to kick-off a new year with the best groove beats. I’ve compiled my favorite artists and Dj mixes while I was in Saint Maarten.  Please provide your feedback related to the current or previous grooveTEK podcasts.

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Morpheus & Buddhaboy | grooveTEK electronica music

[Groove Mixer: Morpheus]

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Miss Shiva (Nathalie.B)

Deanna Avra

The Soul Mission

Deanna Avra & Miss Shiva (Nathalie.B)

Deanna Avra

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Nathale.B (Miss Shiva)

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The Soul Mission

[Guest Mixers : Deanna Avra & Nathale.B (Miss Shiva)]

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JLABS-REGGAE-VIBE-mini-mix

Jackie Peters

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JLABS-REGGAE-VIBE-mini-mix

[Guest Mixer : Jackie Peters]

1. Life Gets Better (Original Mix) – Ed Solo & Skool Of Thought
2. As We Enter (Philly Blunt remix) – Nas & Damien Marley
3. Babylon – Kiwa feat. Raappana
4. beat-assassins-vs-ms-dynamite
5. every time [original mix] – tayo meets ctrl z
6.We Fear Not (12” Mix) – Black Canvas
7. 10 Tonne Riddim – Phaeleh Remix – Jinx In Dub
8. Art of Revolution – Bassnectar
9. Dub Hooligan – Matta Remix – Paul Bassrock
10. Revolution A (Rekix) ft: Metric Man & regal Raymond – Son Of Kick
11. Party Party feat. Top Cat – JFB Mix – Deekline

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Lia Ban’ic

Ban’ic was born in Japan. I had a passion for music since was a child. One day I started going out, clubbing every weekend with friends. My favorite DJs at the time were YOJI BIOMEHANIKA, DJ Scot Project, System F, DJ Tiesto… I can still remember It was all new to me, But as soon as I discovered the music i knew i wanted it to be part of my life. I collected vinyl to listen electronic music at home in 1996. Then, learned how to DJing and started my musical carrier as a Trance DJ.

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Make it glow

[Guest Mixer : Lia Ban'ic]

1. Eleven Eleven – Original Mix / Audien
2. Twilight Tonight – Original Mix / Arty
3. Lost In Vagueness – Soundprank’s Coastal Mix / Maxi Valvona
4. Keyboard Cowboys – Original Mix / Boom jinx & Andrew Bayer
5. They Always Come Back – Barnes & Heatcliff Remix / Arnej
6. Sheik – Original Mix / Russo
7. GODD – booty / Marco V
8. Azadi – Original Mix / Shy Brothers
9. Kingdom – Original Mix / Evol Waves
10. Hartseer – Original Mix / Bart Claessen
11. Fractured 2010 – Outburst Mix / Mark Sherry
12. Platinum – Ben Gold Remix / Nenes & Pascal Feliz
13. Full Focus – Ali Wilson Remix / Armin Van Buuren
14. Emo Dist – Original Mix / Jonas Stenberg

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trancefusion vol-81

DJ Jave

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trancefusion vol-81

[Guest Mixer : DJ Jave]

1.) Martin Roth Vs. Blank & Jones – KooKoo (Session 2)
2.) Zoo Brazil Feat Rasmus Kellerman – There Is Hope (Daniel Kandi’s Progressive Mix)
3.) Dido – Everything To Lose (Armin Van Buuren Remix)
4.) Tydi feat Audrey Gallagher – Calling (Blake Jarrell Remix)
5.) Ali Wilson Lee Osbourne – Asolute (Original Mix)
6.) Bastian Salbart – Someone There (Original Mix)
7.) D-Mad – I Promised
8.) Chicane Feat Adam Young – MiddleDistanceRunner (Mihell & Pinkfinger Remix)
9.) D-Mad – At Night (Abstract Vision & Elite Electronic Remix)
Release date: Sep 13, 2010

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This will be the final part of this series.

There aren’t many things that I’m sure of these days and as I get older “sureness” becomes less clear. One issue that has repeated itself throughout my life and that I “am” sure about, is war;  its impact on the peoples of the world. War is “Death.”

And again we see how, once thought of, respectable organizations, media or foundations have been co-opted. It is as plain as the “nose on your face” when a peace organization legitimizes war to suit it’s constituents (i.e. the Greedy Ones) desires.

Enlightenment on the other hand seems a transitional experience. It probably wouldn’t occur if good and evil didn’t exist together. There’s the rub; as well as the anti-warrior’s challenge.

So you say you want a revolution. All you need do is shake them off!

Here’s a couple of enlightenment tools for your enjoyment and use.
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Atom Bomb mix aon Christmas 09

1. Batman Theme – Link Wray
2. Atom Bomb (Chemical Brothers Remix) – Fluke
3. On The Screen – Government Issue
4. Bullet – Frank Black and the Catholics
5. Miles Away / The Truth Is – Depeche Mode
6. Cities In Dust – Siouxsie & the Banshees
7. 96 Tears – ? and the Mysterians
8. Hush Little Baby – The Horseflies
7. Sell My Soul – Midnight Oil
8. 20th Century Man – The Kinks
9. The Street and Babe Shadow – T. Rex
10. The Hard Way – The Kinks
11. Heads Will Roll – Thea Gilmore
12. The Trick Is To Keep Breathing – Garbage
13. This Old Town (Demo) – Tom Petty
14. How’s It Gonna End – Tom Waits

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Atom Bomb mix dó (Industrialized) Christmas 09

1. Atom Bomb (Atomix 1) – Fluke
2. California – Flash and the Pan
3. New World Order – Ministry
4. Man Made – A Flock of Seagulls
5. Super Bon Bon – Soul Coughing
6. Down In The Park (Sulpher version) – Gary Numan
7. Jerusalem – Sinéad O’Connor
8. Blow Up The Outside World – Soundgarden
9. Inertia Creeps – Massive Attack
10. Nirvana – Lounge Act
11. Gimme Shelter – The Sisters Of Mercy
12. Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? – Moby
13. Kingdom – Dave Gahan
14. Save Yourself – Stabbing Westward
15. Wake Up Dead Man – U2
16. From My Hands – VNV Nation

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Part IV

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQIAGDv_y9M

First, let me apologize for being lax about updating this series. This is old but extremely important news, so please bear with me.

Old paradigms are always hard to shake and admitting one might have been fooled is a non-starter with most of us. I am concerned only with the truth as many of you are. If you are reading this series you know I don’t believe in or support any war. That is not to say that I will not defend myself but from my readings of the Founding Fathers , we – Americans – were warned about minding other people’s business.

Recently it was announced that Presdent Obama would be presented the Nobel Peace Prize. Alfred Nobel was a Swedish industrialist who invented dynamite and ballistite – explosives. The Peace Prize was to be administered in Norway.

According to Nobel’s will, the Peace Prize should be awarded to the person who: during the preceding year [...] shall have done the most or the best work for fraternity between nations, for the abolition or reduction of standing armies and for the holding and promotion of peace congresses

The video I’ve attached is ingenious (Rah Rah to its creators) There really is no need in trying to imitate its message with my words.

And Thorbjørn – “I’m sure you’re not totally responsible for this decision but you’re their front man and will have to take the heat. Don’t do our world any more favors by legitimizing bad behavior.”

A couple of notes:

1. I watched the Nobel Prize announcement on the BBC. I believe you can still find the clip on its website. There is a man behind Thorbjørn Jagland, Chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee that seems to begin to laugh as Jagland announces President Obama’s prize. Was he laughing because he was happy for the President or because he knew what bullshit this really was. We’ll never know.

2. I’ve attached a link to George Orwell’s Newspeak Dictionary for those who would like to follow along with the Wall St / Washington program.

Part III

Not to be accused of partianship, I’ve attached a clip from former President Bush. Are these men and their supporters serious? Are these America’s best and brightest or have we been fooled again?

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George Bush on “getting fooled” again

Part II

Note: Someone continues to pull this video from You Tube. We can only imagine the reasons. Here’s the text; It’s just as effective to read!

“I will promise you this, that if we have not gotten our troops out by the time I am president, it is the first thing I will do. I will get our troops home. We will bring an end to this war. You can take that to the bank.”

Barack Obama Campaign Promise – October 27, 2007

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kr9ywEFRQkQ

Part I

Now that the Left in America has assumed power, has anything with respect to war really changed?

Left Right, Right Left – both wings on the same bird. The war goes on. Innocent peope die and if you’d ask most Americans, they wouldn’t know why – nor do I.

The fair-weather anti-warriors have all disappeared, now that their guy is in, with the exception of one, Cindy Sheehan; still fighting, still speaking the truth.

Good on you Cindy! – Great Job. – BB

Editor’s note: The story below Cindy’s is not for the squeamish. It reveals the “horrors of war.” It clearly depicts the extremely dangerous situations the American People place their young service men and women in. And not to forget the innocent people who are also killed. The questions I ask is, “Is it worth their lives?”

NOW HEAR THIS: Cindy’s Internet broadcasts continue!

On Sunday (September 6th), this week’s guest is former Green Party V.P. Candidate AND Hip-Hop Scholar, brilliant Rosa Clemente! Cindy and Rosa chat about everything from Mumia to Federal Electoral Politics. Be sure to listen in.

By the way, President Obama: Where’s the change? Maybe we’ll find out on Wednesday, when you speak to both Houses of Congreee on health care reform. Are you going to change your position? (What the *bleep* do I know anyway? Should I change my mind about supporting you?)

The show will be ready this Sunday. Click here to listen or download, beginning at 2:00 PM San Francisco time.

Cindy Sheehan’s Soapbox.

Lance Cpl. Joshua Bernard is tended to by fellow U.S. Marines in Afghanistan.

Photograph: Julie Jacobson/AP

It is a graphic image of the harsh realities of war: the fatally wounded young marine lying crumpled in the mud, his vulnerable face turned to the camera. And it is one the US defence secretary would rather you did not see.

Lance Corporal Joshua Bernard, pictured being tended by comrades in southern Afghanistan, died of his injuries soon after. Now the release of this record of the 21-year-old’s last moments has divided America, prompting furious debate over the sanitisation of war at a critical time for the military offensive.

The US defence secretary, Robert Gates, condemned the decision by the news agency Associated Press to publish. “I cannot imagine the pain and suffering Lance Corporal Bernard’s death has caused his family. Why your organisation would purposefully defy the family’s wishes, knowing full well that it will lead to yet more anguish, is beyond me.

“Your lack of compassion and common sense in choosing to put this image of their maimed and stricken child on the front page of multiple American newspapers is appalling.”

However, AP, whose photographer Julie Jacobson took the shot after being caught in the middle of an ambush while accompanying marines on patrol, said it had acted only after a “period of reflection” and argued that the picture illustrated the sacrifice and the bravery of those fighting in Afghanistan. “We feel it is our journalistic duty to show the reality of the war there, however unpleasant and brutal that sometimes is,” said Santiago Lyon, the director of photography for AP.

The row reflects rising tensions over the impact of the death toll on an already wavering American public, with support for the war dwindling and President Barack Obama warned this weekend by leading Democrats that any attempt to send more troops is likely to meet resistance in Congress.

It also recalls the controversy four years ago when the Pentagon finally released pictures of flag-draped coffins returning from Iraq, overturning a ban imposed in 1991 on the US media photographing military caskets in transit.

In that case, the concerns of families were also repeatedly cited as justification for suppressing images of the dead, and they were only published after a freedom of information request by a professor of journalism, who argued that they were a matter of public record. By contrast, the British media has regularly covered the return of coffins.

In extracts from her journal published by the US website huffingtonpost.com, Jacobson described the moment when she watched a marine lose his life “for the second time in my life”. “He was hit with the RPG which blew off one of his legs and badly mangled the other… I hadn’t seen it happen, just heard the explosion.” She described how she heard Bernard calling out that he could not breathe, and his friends telling him he was going to make it.

About 20 American newspapers and some websites used the image, sent out alongside photographs of Bernard’s life in uniform and his memorial service, last week, but it was taken on 14 August when Bernard’s patrol in the village of Dahaneh was ambushed. He was airlifted to the US base at Camp Leatherneck but died there of his wounds, the 19th American to lose his life in Helmand that month at the height of the fighting.

AP said the images had been shown to his family in advance, but said that reporters had not specifically asked the family’s permission to publish, admitting that his parents had not wanted the photographs to be used.

The son of a retired marine, Bernard, from New Portland in rural Maine, was described as a devout Christian, an Iraq war veteran, a keen snowboarder and an avid hiker. His father, John, described him as a “humble, shy, unassuming” man who did not smoke or drink and whose main friends were from his church group. Three weeks before Joshua died, Bernard Snr had written to his congressman expressing frustration at what he said was a change in the rules of engagement to spare civilians, calling the move “disgraceful, immoral and fatal” to American forces in combat.

Asked to sum up his son, John Bernard suggested the words “service and personal honour”.

But as America continues to debate the use of his image, Joshua Bernard has now come to symbolise something more: the suffering inflicted on America’s sons and daughters in uniform, and the unease of fellow citizens forced to confront the grim truth about their deaths.

Pictures of dying marine bring war home to America The Guardian

Electronic Soundscapes 9

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Electronic Soundscapes 9

[Guest Mixer : SX theMadArtist (aka theArtConcept)]

01. ASTROPILOT – Arabic Symphony
02. OTT – Ground Luminocity
03. LEMONCHILL – Missing Souls
04. ASURA – Simply Blue
05. TERRA NINE, RANDOM DESIGNERS – Entelechy
06. AES DANA – Evergreen
07. BLUETECH – Shimmer
08. LIQUID SOUL – Tagtraum
09. MYSTICAL SUN – Incense

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Beyond Monday – The Glitch Mob
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The Glitch Mob’s Boreta, edIT, and Ooah crank up the knob on another Drink the Sea Tour event with a visit to Cambridge to take the Middle East – Downstairs deep on Wed May 5th.

The show features a one-hour set by Free the Robots with special guest Deru warming up the system.

The tour celebrates the release of The Glitch’s Mob first full length album release, Drink The Sea, available May 25th through all major retailers. Stay tuned for special pre-sale editions featuring exclusive collectors packs and music bundles. RSVP through the event page on Facebook or subscribe to the mailing list to receive alerts about ticket giveaways and special even news and features.

In the meantime, visit http://bit.ly/BeyondMonday to grab a free music and video download of “Beyond Monday,” an experimental installation of art and sound where live electronic music meets architectural projection-mapping synchronized in the depths of the Los Angeles’ industrial district.

And, the “Drive it Like You Stole It” single is available now in the Glitch Mob Music Shop, or visit the links below to grab more free music before the show.

Haiku D’etat (Boreta Remix) – http://bit.ly/HaikuDetat-BoretaRemix

Middle East – Downstairs is located at 480 Mass Ave. This is an 18+event. Doors open at 8:00pm.

For tickets, visit: http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0100446CAAD38A31?artistid=1418411&majorcatid=10001&minorcatid=60

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THE CIRCLE

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Myspace

AYAFUTURESOUNDS

Website

http://ayafuturesound.wordpress.com/

THE CIRCLE

[Groove Mixer: AYA]

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The Amplifetes – Whizz Kid from THE AMPLIFETES on Vimeo.

The Amplifetes – Whizz Kid. Directed and animated by Anders Hellman

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Nilow is a Dubstep/Drum n Bass Dj and Producer from Berlin/Germany… in the age of 17 he start playing Bass in some Garage Bands with Punk and Hardcore..Furthermore he tryed to play Drums. One time he get his first musik program and start to make beats and try make his first tracks. What Nilow Love is the sounds of deep and massive Basses..
In the year 2000 he came in contact with Drum n Bass.. and at the first moment he loved this massive sounds and starting to search for more music with deep and dirty basslines until he came in contact with DUBSTEP, and in 2007 he started to spin Turntables and make his first own productions..
After running a monthly Drum n Bass Party called BassFiber in Berlin he and his mate Barry T. decided to found her own label BF-Recordings it is a mixed DUbstep and Drum n Bass label and started in the beginnin of 2009. The Sound from Nilow is experimental – a mix of melodic strings and heavy Basslines. He Produce many kinds of Dubstep. Now he have some Releases on Bf-Rec, Barish-Rec, Assimilation Dub Rec, and Imperative Rec. He also have a new and upcomin projekt with Panika a producer girl from Poland this projekt started in the middle of 2009 – they wanted make one track together just for fun – but they get so much good feedback that they make a next.. and now it is a new Dubstep Projekt and they try to make experimental Dubstep where evey tune tell his own story ..
One of my next projects is a Drum n Bass project under the name Moestep.. here he produce only Drum n Bass .. because he say he is addicted in BASS…

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Smells Like Dubstep Vol. 1

[Guest Mixer : Nilow]

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TEKnotronic (Escape from Channel Z)

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TEKnotronic (Escape from Channel Z)

[Groove Mixer: Buddhaboy]

Tracks / Artists
1. RTZ - Mateo Murphy – Lot49
2. Aftermath – Aural Abuse – Indie
3. End Transmission – z0mgosh – Indie
4. Godzilla – Dylan Rhymes + Tom Real (Dopamine Remix) – Lot49
5. Sagittarius – Jonah Hakanson – Indie
6. das ist doc – Onetram Remix – Indie
7. Channel Z – The B-52s – Indie
8. Switch – Sugababes – Sonikross Mix – Indie
9. Crack Pipe – Aural Abuse – Indie
10. World Seems Beautiful – leftluggage – Kosmo Netlabel
11. Yellow Submarine – Nilow & Shem Remix – bf recordings

Release date: Mar 12, 2010

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Electronic Soundscapes 1

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Electronic Soundscapes 1

[Guest Mixer : SX theMadArtist (aka theArtConcept)]

1. OTT  – Jack’s cheese and bread snack
2. Alien Project – Water Spirits / jah feedback
3. Pitch Black – Bird Soul
4. Vibrasphere – Heading North
5. Liquid Soul – Tagtraum (Original)
6. Zero Cult – 500 Seconds (Original)
7. Younger Brother – Your friends are scary (Original mix)
8. Vibrasphere = Ensueno

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Morpheus & buddhaboy

House Party

[Guest Mixer : Joseph Garam]

Please contact Joseph for his tracklist.

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We hope you have enjoyed this grooveTEK compilation with Guest Mixer jaributi (appu)

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Morpheus & buddhaboy

The Banjanki

[Guest Mixer : jaributi (appu)]

FRESH ORGANIC SOUNDS  -  COOKED FRESH FOR GROOVETEKMUSIC

1 – TIM GREEN  _ LONE TIME
2 – RESET ROBOT _ TU CHEEKAH
3 – RAINER WEICHHOLD _ INFERNAL ( JUAN SANCHEZ REMIX )
4 – DANDI / UGO _ SOLVENTE
5 – WORK THIS DATA
6 – MINIMINDS _ JUNK DANCER
7 – UMEK / JAY LUMEN _ SINFUL LADIES
8 – ANTON PIEETE _ SIBERIAN
9 – ELECTRIC RESCUE _ PARIS IN AUGUST

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OSI Release Mix - Picture by Brain Murphy @ Flickr

We like to dedicate this mix to the hard working staff for making the OSI release to the production as smooth as possible.  It was a very complex release for the beginning of  year 2010. The entire team worked extra hours to make this possibile.  So, enjoy the mix dear friends and groove ON all the way to 100%.  Please note that here at grooveTEK electornica music, we play groove dance & downtempo music for you and all you’ve to do dance hard on the dance floor!

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Morpheus & Buddhaboy | grooveTEK electronica music

[Groove Mixer: Morpheus]

The next gTEK Podcast Session will be out in March 2010

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPlbXl81Rs0

Telharmonium

“Telharmonium” was the strange-sounding name given to one of the earliest electrical musical instruments by its inventor, whose Thaddeus Cahill. The Iowa-born Cahill was a lawyer and sometime inventor, born in 1867. As a youth he enjoyed experimenting with telephones and other gadgets.

By the 1890s, Cahill was fascinated by the prospect of creating a new kind of musical instrument, one that would surpass what he saw as the limitations of all existing types, such as the limited range of notes they could play. In the early 1890s he developed the idea of using small alternating-current generators to generate electric waves at various frequencies. These would be controlled by a keyboard and heard through a telephone receiver. The final design, patented in 1897, had twelve separate generators, which produced the twelve basic tones of the musical scale. Each of these generators (called dynamos in those days) consisted of a motor-driven shaft, packed with a series of “rheotomes” or notched discs. The discs interacted with wire “field” coils to generate an alternating current (by the process of induction). The number of notches in the disc determined the frequency of the current. By operating each dynamo at a precise speed, each disc would produce a current that could be heard as a sound in a telephone receiver. The different tones could be switched on and off in any combination through a piano-like keyboard.

By 1901, Cahill had constructed a working model, and he began seeking financial backing to create a finished machine. With it, he said, he would provide musical concerts that would be delivered over telephone wires to restaurants, bar rooms, or people’s homes. The final model, which employed 145 separate electric generators, was completed in 1906. Weighing in at 200 tons, the giant instrument was 60 feet long, had multiple keyboards and controls, and required at least two players. Cahill made two more Telharmoniums, finishing the last of them in 1911. The last Telharmonium, an even larger system, was installed in a special performance room in New York City from which Cahill and his investors planned to offer Telharmonium music concerts to hotels in the area for a fee. Unfortunately, the instrument interfered with telephone service in the area, aggravating local residents. It was played periodically through about the time of World War I, when it was finally dismantled. No recordings of Telharmonium music are known to exist, and no Telharmonium survived after about 1920. from Telharmonium – GHN

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Maximum Minimal

[Groove Mixer: Buddhaboy]

Tracks / Artists

1. K-Women – Peter Clamat
2. Aliiel Talk – Eggbox
3. RK3 demo – Florian Meindl
4. Airport robbery – diarmo
5. Unter Übermut 1.0 – Franz Adenberg
6. Violet Sky – Floating Mind (KOSMO 008)
7. Process part 177 – miguel colmenares((exhibit b)) – modyfier
8. The Breath oF Spring – LO (KOSMO 036)
9. Inclusive Mindset (DJ_Aura_Minimal_Techno_Mix) – Focus3d
10. Constantople (Igor blue deep remix) – Aquatec (KOSMO 035)
11. This is The Sea – Kearley
12. Panoramica (Westlake Remix) – Daniel Mehes

Release date: Dec 29, 2010

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PC004

PC004 – peace.dg

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PC004

[Guest Mixer : deepgoa]

1. nordlight – silk and roses
2. ott – from trunch to stormness
3. koan – watermarks
4. sandspider – spider
5. rockart – feeling like a stranger
6. zymosis – anterra
7. misk – outta20s
8. blackdaylight – seasonal fruit
9. benga – live drums

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First, let me apologize for being lax about updating this series. This is old but extremely important news, so please bear with me.

Old paradigms are always hard to shake and admitting one might have been fooled is a non-starter with most of us. I am concerned only with the truth as many of you are. If you are reading this series you know I don’t believe in or support any war. That is not to say that I will not defend myself but from my readings of the Founding Fathers , we – Americans – were warned about minding other people’s business.

Recently it was announced that Presdent Obama would be presented the Nobel Peace Prize. Alfred Nobel was a Swedish industrialist who invented dynamite and ballistite – explosives. The Peace Prize was to be administered in Norway.

According to Nobel’s will, the Peace Prize should be awarded to the person who: during the preceding year [...] shall have done the most or the best work for fraternity between nations, for the abolition or reduction of standing armies and for the holding and promotion of peace congresses

The video I’ve attached is ingenious (Rah Rah to its creators) There really is no need in trying to imitate its message with my words.

And Thorbjørn – “I’m sure you’re not totally responsible for this decision but you’re their front man and will have to take the heat. Don’t do our world any more favors by legitimizing bad behavior.”

A couple of notes:

1. I watched the Nobel Prize announcement on the BBC. I believe you can still find the clip on its website. There is a man behind Thorbjørn Jagland, Chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee that seems to begin to laugh as Jagland announces President Obama’s prize. Was he laughing because he was happy for the President or because he knew what bullshit this really was. We’ll never know.

2. I’ve attached a link to George Orwell’s Newspeak Dictionary for those who would like to follow along with the Wall St / Washington program.

Part III

Not to be accused of partianship, I’ve attached a clip from former President Bush. Are these men and their supporters serious? Are these America’s best and brightest or have we been fooled again?

Listen Now!

Part II

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZvWilRn0L8

Part I

Now that the Left in America has assumed power, has anything with respect to war really changed?

Left Right, Right Left – both wings on the same bird. The war goes on. Innocent peope die and if you’d ask most Americans, they wouldn’t know why – nor do I.

The fair-weather anti-warriors have all disappeared, now that their guy is in, with the exception of one, Cindy Sheehan; still fighting, still speaking the truth.

Good on you Cindy! – Great Job. – BB

Editor’s note: The story below Cindy’s is not for the squeamish. It reveals the “horrors of war.” It clearly depicts the extremely dangerous situations the American People place their young service men and women in. And not to forget the innocent people who are also killed. The questions I ask is, “Is it worth their lives?”

NOW HEAR THIS: Cindy’s Internet broadcasts continue!

On Sunday (September 6th), this week’s guest is former Green Party V.P. Candidate AND Hip-Hop Scholar, brilliant Rosa Clemente! Cindy and Rosa chat about everything from Mumia to Federal Electoral Politics. Be sure to listen in.

By the way, President Obama: Where’s the change? Maybe we’ll find out on Wednesday, when you speak to both Houses of Congreee on health care reform. Are you going to change your position? (What the *bleep* do I know anyway? Should I change my mind about supporting you?)

The show will be ready this Sunday. Click here to listen or download, beginning at 2:00 PM San Francisco time.

Cindy Sheehan’s Soapbox.

Lance Cpl. Joshua Bernard is tended to by fellow U.S. Marines in Afghanistan.

Photograph: Julie Jacobson/AP

It is a graphic image of the harsh realities of war: the fatally wounded young marine lying crumpled in the mud, his vulnerable face turned to the camera. And it is one the US defence secretary would rather you did not see.

Lance Corporal Joshua Bernard, pictured being tended by comrades in southern Afghanistan, died of his injuries soon after. Now the release of this record of the 21-year-old’s last moments has divided America, prompting furious debate over the sanitisation of war at a critical time for the military offensive.

The US defence secretary, Robert Gates, condemned the decision by the news agency Associated Press to publish. “I cannot imagine the pain and suffering Lance Corporal Bernard’s death has caused his family. Why your organisation would purposefully defy the family’s wishes, knowing full well that it will lead to yet more anguish, is beyond me.

“Your lack of compassion and common sense in choosing to put this image of their maimed and stricken child on the front page of multiple American newspapers is appalling.”

However, AP, whose photographer Julie Jacobson took the shot after being caught in the middle of an ambush while accompanying marines on patrol, said it had acted only after a “period of reflection” and argued that the picture illustrated the sacrifice and the bravery of those fighting in Afghanistan. “We feel it is our journalistic duty to show the reality of the war there, however unpleasant and brutal that sometimes is,” said Santiago Lyon, the director of photography for AP.

The row reflects rising tensions over the impact of the death toll on an already wavering American public, with support for the war dwindling and President Barack Obama warned this weekend by leading Democrats that any attempt to send more troops is likely to meet resistance in Congress.

It also recalls the controversy four years ago when the Pentagon finally released pictures of flag-draped coffins returning from Iraq, overturning a ban imposed in 1991 on the US media photographing military caskets in transit.

In that case, the concerns of families were also repeatedly cited as justification for suppressing images of the dead, and they were only published after a freedom of information request by a professor of journalism, who argued that they were a matter of public record. By contrast, the British media has regularly covered the return of coffins.

In extracts from her journal published by the US website huffingtonpost.com, Jacobson described the moment when she watched a marine lose his life “for the second time in my life”. “He was hit with the RPG which blew off one of his legs and badly mangled the other… I hadn’t seen it happen, just heard the explosion.” She described how she heard Bernard calling out that he could not breathe, and his friends telling him he was going to make it.

About 20 American newspapers and some websites used the image, sent out alongside photographs of Bernard’s life in uniform and his memorial service, last week, but it was taken on 14 August when Bernard’s patrol in the village of Dahaneh was ambushed. He was airlifted to the US base at Camp Leatherneck but died there of his wounds, the 19th American to lose his life in Helmand that month at the height of the fighting.

AP said the images had been shown to his family in advance, but said that reporters had not specifically asked the family’s permission to publish, admitting that his parents had not wanted the photographs to be used.

The son of a retired marine, Bernard, from New Portland in rural Maine, was described as a devout Christian, an Iraq war veteran, a keen snowboarder and an avid hiker. His father, John, described him as a “humble, shy, unassuming” man who did not smoke or drink and whose main friends were from his church group. Three weeks before Joshua died, Bernard Snr had written to his congressman expressing frustration at what he said was a change in the rules of engagement to spare civilians, calling the move “disgraceful, immoral and fatal” to American forces in combat.

Asked to sum up his son, John Bernard suggested the words “service and personal honour”.

But as America continues to debate the use of his image, Joshua Bernard has now come to symbolise something more: the suffering inflicted on America’s sons and daughters in uniform, and the unease of fellow citizens forced to confront the grim truth about their deaths.

Pictures of dying marine bring war home to America The Guardian

Not to be accused of partianship, I’ve attached a clip from former President Bush.

Are these men and their supporters serious? Are these America’s best and brightest or have we been fooled again?

Listen Now!

Part II

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LsSppYxSHk

Part I

Now that the Left in America has assumed power, has anything with respect to war really changed?

Left Right, Right Left – both wings on the same bird. The war goes on. Innocent peope die and if you’d ask most Americans, they wouldn’t know why – nor do I.

The fair-weather anti-warriors have all disappeared, now that their guy is in, with the exception of one, Cindy Sheehan; still fighting, still speaking the truth.

Good on you Cindy! – Great Job. – BB

Editor’s note: The story below Cindy’s is not for the squeamish. It reveals the “horrors of war.” It clearly depicts the extremely dangerous situations the American People place their young service men and women in. And not to forget the innocent people who are also killed. The questions I ask is, “Is it worth their lives?”

NOW HEAR THIS: Cindy’s Internet broadcasts continue!

On Sunday (September 6th), this week’s guest is former Green Party V.P. Candidate AND Hip-Hop Scholar, brilliant Rosa Clemente! Cindy and Rosa chat about everything from Mumia to Federal Electoral Politics. Be sure to listen in.

By the way, President Obama: Where’s the change? Maybe we’ll find out on Wednesday, when you speak to both Houses of Congreee on health care reform. Are you going to change your position? (What the *bleep* do I know anyway? Should I change my mind about supporting you?)

The show will be ready this Sunday. Click here to listen or download, beginning at 2:00 PM San Francisco time.

Cindy Sheehan’s Soapbox.

Lance Cpl. Joshua Bernard is tended to by fellow U.S. Marines in Afghanistan.

Photograph: Julie Jacobson/AP

It is a graphic image of the harsh realities of war: the fatally wounded young marine lying crumpled in the mud, his vulnerable face turned to the camera. And it is one the US defence secretary would rather you did not see.

Lance Corporal Joshua Bernard, pictured being tended by comrades in southern Afghanistan, died of his injuries soon after. Now the release of this record of the 21-year-old’s last moments has divided America, prompting furious debate over the sanitisation of war at a critical time for the military offensive.

The US defence secretary, Robert Gates, condemned the decision by the news agency Associated Press to publish. “I cannot imagine the pain and suffering Lance Corporal Bernard’s death has caused his family. Why your organisation would purposefully defy the family’s wishes, knowing full well that it will lead to yet more anguish, is beyond me.

“Your lack of compassion and common sense in choosing to put this image of their maimed and stricken child on the front page of multiple American newspapers is appalling.”

However, AP, whose photographer Julie Jacobson took the shot after being caught in the middle of an ambush while accompanying marines on patrol, said it had acted only after a “period of reflection” and argued that the picture illustrated the sacrifice and the bravery of those fighting in Afghanistan. “We feel it is our journalistic duty to show the reality of the war there, however unpleasant and brutal that sometimes is,” said Santiago Lyon, the director of photography for AP.

The row reflects rising tensions over the impact of the death toll on an already wavering American public, with support for the war dwindling and President Barack Obama warned this weekend by leading Democrats that any attempt to send more troops is likely to meet resistance in Congress.

It also recalls the controversy four years ago when the Pentagon finally released pictures of flag-draped coffins returning from Iraq, overturning a ban imposed in 1991 on the US media photographing military caskets in transit.

In that case, the concerns of families were also repeatedly cited as justification for suppressing images of the dead, and they were only published after a freedom of information request by a professor of journalism, who argued that they were a matter of public record. By contrast, the British media has regularly covered the return of coffins.

In extracts from her journal published by the US website huffingtonpost.com, Jacobson described the moment when she watched a marine lose his life “for the second time in my life”. “He was hit with the RPG which blew off one of his legs and badly mangled the other… I hadn’t seen it happen, just heard the explosion.” She described how she heard Bernard calling out that he could not breathe, and his friends telling him he was going to make it.

About 20 American newspapers and some websites used the image, sent out alongside photographs of Bernard’s life in uniform and his memorial service, last week, but it was taken on 14 August when Bernard’s patrol in the village of Dahaneh was ambushed. He was airlifted to the US base at Camp Leatherneck but died there of his wounds, the 19th American to lose his life in Helmand that month at the height of the fighting.

AP said the images had been shown to his family in advance, but said that reporters had not specifically asked the family’s permission to publish, admitting that his parents had not wanted the photographs to be used.

The son of a retired marine, Bernard, from New Portland in rural Maine, was described as a devout Christian, an Iraq war veteran, a keen snowboarder and an avid hiker. His father, John, described him as a “humble, shy, unassuming” man who did not smoke or drink and whose main friends were from his church group. Three weeks before Joshua died, Bernard Snr had written to his congressman expressing frustration at what he said was a change in the rules of engagement to spare civilians, calling the move “disgraceful, immoral and fatal” to American forces in combat.

Asked to sum up his son, John Bernard suggested the words “service and personal honour”.

But as America continues to debate the use of his image, Joshua Bernard has now come to symbolise something more: the suffering inflicted on America’s sons and daughters in uniform, and the unease of fellow citizens forced to confront the grim truth about their deaths.

Pictures of dying marine bring war home to America The Guardian

Dirty Vegas Mix | 2009 Podcast Session 5

Dirty Vegas Mix

Hello grooveTEK Listeners,

I’ve been traveling lot this year and most my travels are work related.  Once in awhile, I enjoy getting out from my office which gives me a chance to think out of the fish tank. I’ve been traveling across U.S and Europe for a while and my most recent trip was Las Vegas. I heard from many people that it’s a fantastic place to visit and you’ve to  visit at least once in your life time.  I was in Las Vegas for few days (after 3 days, I was getting home sick) and I enjoyed the hotels with unique themes and the place is huge. It felt like that I was on a cruise ship.

The hotels are loaded with so many things and you can do whatever you want. You shall receive if you’ve cash in your pocket.  It’s a party city and the people are having enjoyable time.  I went to various hotels in evening times to check out party and gambling scenes to get some ideas for the next grooveTEK podcast show.

Well, I got my theme for the podcast show and I came out with progressive trance mix. I’ve spent several hours to mix the session and it was very painful process (believe me, you don’t want to know about it).  Come on grooveTEK electronica music followers just grab your headphones and MP3 players and enjoy the Dirty Vegas Mix.

Please don’t forget to provide us your feedbacks about our podcast shows and feel free to post your comments on grooveTEK.net site.

Over & Out,

Morpheus

Dirty Vegas Mix

[Groove Mixer : Morpheus]

Tracks / Artists

1. Fact Of The Matter / Leama & Moor
2. Random Walk (Club Mix) / Marc Dawn
3. Momentus / JK Walker
4. Mind Games (Original Mix) / Oliver Prime
5. Blue Monkey (Pierre Hiver Remix) / Misja Helsloot
6.   Safe To Dream (Thrillseekers Remix) / Evolve
7. Blue Objects (Original Mix) / Whirlpool
6. Pulser – Square One (Original Mix) Vs. Pulser – Square One (Thrillseekers Remix)
9. Shelter / Steve Callaghan
10.  Mechanical Dreams (Original Mix) / St. John & John O’Callaghan
11. Pulsar 2K5 (Picotto Tea Mix) / Mauro Picotto
12. The Shadow / Nu Nrg
13.   Space Guitar / Mike Foyle Presents Statica
14. Alone (Inertia Remix) / Thomas Datt
15. Hydroid - Pacifica

The next gTEK Podcast Session will be out in January 2010

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David Lynch and Singer/Songwriter Moby discuss “Wait For Me” Moby’s new album influenced by David Lynch, the song “Shot in the Back of the Head”, and their collaboration on the accompanying music video. Oh, BTW, they also both like old factories.

Also @ DLF.TV check out the

WORLD PREMIERE

DLF.TV AND STEREOGUM PRESENT

‘SHADOWS’ BY AU REVOIR SIMONE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LsSppYxSHk

Part I

Now that the Left in America has assumed power, has anything with respect to war really changed?

Left Right, Right Left – both wings on the same bird. The war goes on. Innocent peope die and if you’d ask most Americans, they wouldn’t know why – nor do I.

The fair-weather anti-warriors have all disappeared, now that their guy is in, with the exception of one, Cindy Sheehan; still fighting, still speaking the truth.

Good on you Cindy! – Great Job. – BB

Editor’s note: The story below Cindy’s is not for the squeamish. It reveals the “horrors of war.” It clearly depicts the extremely dangerous situations the American People place their young service men and women in. And not to forget the innocent people who are also killed. The questions I ask is, “Is it worth their lives?”

NOW HEAR THIS: Cindy’s Internet broadcasts continue!

On Sunday (September 6th), this week’s guest is former Green Party V.P. Candidate AND Hip-Hop Scholar, brilliant Rosa Clemente! Cindy and Rosa chat about everything from Mumia to Federal Electoral Politics. Be sure to listen in.

By the way, President Obama: Where’s the change? Maybe we’ll find out on Wednesday, when you speak to both Houses of Congreee on health care reform. Are you going to change your position? (What the *bleep* do I know anyway? Should I change my mind about supporting you?)

The show will be ready this Sunday. Click here to listen or download, beginning at 2:00 PM San Francisco time.

Cindy Sheehan’s Soapbox.

Lance Cpl. Joshua Bernard is tended to by fellow U.S. Marines in Afghanistan.

Photograph: Julie Jacobson/AP

It is a graphic image of the harsh realities of war: the fatally wounded young marine lying crumpled in the mud, his vulnerable face turned to the camera. And it is one the US defence secretary would rather you did not see.

Lance Corporal Joshua Bernard, pictured being tended by comrades in southern Afghanistan, died of his injuries soon after. Now the release of this record of the 21-year-old’s last moments has divided America, prompting furious debate over the sanitisation of war at a critical time for the military offensive.

The US defence secretary, Robert Gates, condemned the decision by the news agency Associated Press to publish. “I cannot imagine the pain and suffering Lance Corporal Bernard’s death has caused his family. Why your organisation would purposefully defy the family’s wishes, knowing full well that it will lead to yet more anguish, is beyond me.

“Your lack of compassion and common sense in choosing to put this image of their maimed and stricken child on the front page of multiple American newspapers is appalling.”

However, AP, whose photographer Julie Jacobson took the shot after being caught in the middle of an ambush while accompanying marines on patrol, said it had acted only after a “period of reflection” and argued that the picture illustrated the sacrifice and the bravery of those fighting in Afghanistan. “We feel it is our journalistic duty to show the reality of the war there, however unpleasant and brutal that sometimes is,” said Santiago Lyon, the director of photography for AP.

The row reflects rising tensions over the impact of the death toll on an already wavering American public, with support for the war dwindling and President Barack Obama warned this weekend by leading Democrats that any attempt to send more troops is likely to meet resistance in Congress.

It also recalls the controversy four years ago when the Pentagon finally released pictures of flag-draped coffins returning from Iraq, overturning a ban imposed in 1991 on the US media photographing military caskets in transit.

In that case, the concerns of families were also repeatedly cited as justification for suppressing images of the dead, and they were only published after a freedom of information request by a professor of journalism, who argued that they were a matter of public record. By contrast, the British media has regularly covered the return of coffins.

In extracts from her journal published by the US website huffingtonpost.com, Jacobson described the moment when she watched a marine lose his life “for the second time in my life”. “He was hit with the RPG which blew off one of his legs and badly mangled the other… I hadn’t seen it happen, just heard the explosion.” She described how she heard Bernard calling out that he could not breathe, and his friends telling him he was going to make it.

About 20 American newspapers and some websites used the image, sent out alongside photographs of Bernard’s life in uniform and his memorial service, last week, but it was taken on 14 August when Bernard’s patrol in the village of Dahaneh was ambushed. He was airlifted to the US base at Camp Leatherneck but died there of his wounds, the 19th American to lose his life in Helmand that month at the height of the fighting.

AP said the images had been shown to his family in advance, but said that reporters had not specifically asked the family’s permission to publish, admitting that his parents had not wanted the photographs to be used.

The son of a retired marine, Bernard, from New Portland in rural Maine, was described as a devout Christian, an Iraq war veteran, a keen snowboarder and an avid hiker. His father, John, described him as a “humble, shy, unassuming” man who did not smoke or drink and whose main friends were from his church group. Three weeks before Joshua died, Bernard Snr had written to his congressman expressing frustration at what he said was a change in the rules of engagement to spare civilians, calling the move “disgraceful, immoral and fatal” to American forces in combat.

Asked to sum up his son, John Bernard suggested the words “service and personal honour”.

But as America continues to debate the use of his image, Joshua Bernard has now come to symbolise something more: the suffering inflicted on America’s sons and daughters in uniform, and the unease of fellow citizens forced to confront the grim truth about their deaths.

Pictures of dying marine bring war home to America The Guardian

DSNight 35

Nr.35 of the DSNight serie.trippin trolls around the mushrooms in the deep magic forest.peace.dg

We hope you have enjoyed this grooveTEK compilation with Guest Mixer deepgoa

Please visit us at our new address grooveTEK.net for more artist and show information. grooveTEK.net is powered by many independent and not so independent artists. Please consider supporting our work.

Over and Out
Morpheus & buddhaboy

DSNight 35

[Guest Mixer : deepgoa]

1 0:00 Castle In The Blue Sky – Galaxy – Chillcode Records
2 1:36 Yasmin – Astro Pilot – Avatar Records
3 5:24 Aftermath #8 – Aes Dana – Ultimae Records
4 9:34 Semantics – Grey Area – Plusquam Records
5 15:34 Magnetosphere (Star Fruit part 2) – Solar Fields – Ultimae Records
6 17:36 Apelation Down – The Islanders – Short Records
7 20:06 Dulaman – Anúna – Zebra Art
8 20:48 Memories Of A Softling – Moonbeam – Moonbeam Digital
9 26:08 Prague – Xerxes – Cardamar Music
10 32:52 Numbers – Nada – Candyflip Records
11 35:44 Mr. Glowing Oak – Seahorse Transform – Sofa Beats Records
12 39:36 Sleeps In Sand – Chris Zippel – Spirit Zone Records
13 44:27 Star Fruit – Solar Fields – Ultimae Records
14 46:12 500 Seconds – Zero Cult – Chillcode Records
15 52:51 Solar Movement (Paleolithic Edit) – Chronos – Ajana Records
16 55:47 Pekin Mood – Art Sonique – Apricot

The next gTEK Podcast Session will be out in December 2009

Listen Now!

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grooveTEK electronica music by Morpheus & BuddhaBoy is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.

Also available is this free mp3 download of their Sounds of Blackness cover “Optimistic”:
http://wdl7.streamhoster.com/elemental/optimistic.mp3

genreTEK manipulation mix

Remember Remember the 19th of April 1775! All you need do is shake them off!

We hope you have enjoyed this grooveTEK compilation.

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Over and Out
BuddhaBoy

genreTEK manipulation mix

[Groove Mixer : Buddhaboy]

Tracks/Artists [time]:

1. Elevator / jill aka projectojil
2. Justify / Nupharmic
3. Make It Fast, Make It Slow / ROB (GERD EDIT)
4. Manyak / Jason Klos (Wes Straub Remix)
5. Robots / Oshmusik (feat. Rosa)
6. Ininna Tora (Beno Oscuro Radio Edit) / Stylus Robb
7. Luna / Paride Saraceni (Skober Remix)
8. I Dream / Xstatica
9. The Seventh State / SoniQ Dreamers
10. Super-natural / AX11
11. Destroy She Says / Zoe.LeelA
12. Is It (Rat Attack Mix) / Context MC
13. Basslines / nlytn
14. Get Back / Leo37
15. Ultra Light (Sustenance Mix (feat. Jhelisa)) / The Angel
16. Inner Peace / Iskandar

The next gTEK Podcast Session will be out in December 2009

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All songs are the sole property of the artists.

grooveTEK electronica music by Morpheus & BuddhaBoy is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.

On April 4th, 2009 at Radio City Music Hall in New York City, Paul McCartney & Friends came together for the Change Begins Within benefit concert hosted by the David Lynch Foundation. The concert raised funds to teach Transcendental Meditation to 1 million at-risk youth. Joining Paul were Ringo Starr, Sheryl Crow, Donovan, Eddie Vedder, Ben Harper, Moby, Paul Horn, Bettye LaVette and Jim James.

Ignite Blend Cafe - Paris

Ignite Blend Mix

After two years of downtime, grooveTEK electronic music is back in action because we love music as much as you do.  Over the years, we received so many e-mails from people like you around the world and it was beyond our expectation that grooveTEK music has influenced so many people.  BuddhaBoy and I like to say “thank you, thank you”.   On, October 17, 2005 in the afternoon where we released the first grooveTEK electronica music podcast and today is a huge milestone for us.

So, please sit back, relax and enjoy the mix.  Don’t forget to provide us some feedbacks about our show and the blog posts on grooveTEK.net site.

Over & Out,

Morpheus

Ignite Blend Mix

[Groove Mixer : Morpheus]

Tracks/Artists [time]:
1. Aperitif / Blue Room Project [00:48]
2. Detroit Soul / An Burn [09:23]
3. No Ordinary Love / Rhodez & B Cloud [15:42]
4. SCHMOOZE / Kosmo Netlabel [21:57]
5. Zukunft Afrika / Sraunus [26:49]
6. Summer Mix / Mateo Murphy [33:52]

The next gTEK Podcast Session will be out in November 2009

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All songs are the sole property of the artists.

grooveTEK electronica music by Morpheus & BuddhaBoy is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.

DLF.TV’s Heather Hartnett interviews Singer/Songwriter Bettye LaVette about her part in the Change Begins Within Benefit Concert.

Source: David Lynch Foundation TV

Liz Revision – Megahertz by quantazelle

A self-proclaimed “multi-hyphenate,” Liz McLean Knight is thoroughly immersed in technology, fashion, music, and the often-surprising overlaps between.

When attempting to circuit bend battery-powered music toys for an upcoming music performance as Quantazelle, she discovered that electronic components can be turned into elegant jewelry and started an entire tech-fashion line called Zelle.

While devising a content management system for her online experimental electronic music magazine, Modsquare she learned various web-based programming languages and related technologies, having a head start from her one time computer science college major. With that knowledge she then started an online store, Fractalspin, to sell not only her jewelry, but also accessories and gear for the technologically-sophisticated yet fashionably-minded crowd.
Read more … Liz Revision

Liz Revision: “Megahertz Mix”

1. Gui Boratto: “No Turning Back”
2. Pantha du Prince” “Florac”
3. Trentmoller: “Always Something Better (Trentemoller Remix)”
4. Kollektiv Turmstrasse: “Holunderbaum (Mick Rubin Remix)”
5. Tony Rohr: “Afterburnt”
6. MSTKFT: “Heartbreaker (Laidback Luke Remix)”
7. The Knife: “Heartbeats (Rex The Dog Mix)”
8. Oliver Hacke: Untitled (B2)
9. Williams: “Poltergeist”
10. LCD Sound System “Someone Great”
11. Crisopa: “Fibra de Carbono y Cambios Automaticos”

via Liz Revision: “Megahertz Mix” | liz revision | Chicago electronic music

Left Right, Right Left – both wings on the same bird. The war goes on. Innocent peope die and if you’d ask most Americans, they wouldn’t know why – nor do I.

The fair-weather anti-warriors have all disappeared, now that their guy is in, with the exception of one, Cindy Sheehan; still fighting, still speaking the truth.

Good on you Cindy! – Great Job. – BB

Editor’s note: The story below Cindy’s is not for the squeamish. It reveals the “horrors of war.” It clearly depicts the extremely dangerous situations the American People place their young service men and women in. And not to forget the innocent people who are also killed. The questions I ask is, “Is it worth their lives?”

NOW HEAR THIS: Cindy’s Internet broadcasts continue!

On Sunday (September 6th), this week’s guest is former Green Party V.P. Candidate AND Hip-Hop Scholar, brilliant Rosa Clemente!  Cindy and Rosa chat about everything from Mumia to Federal Electoral Politics.  Be sure to listen in.

By the way, President Obama:  Where’s the change? Maybe we’ll find out on Wednesday, when you speak to both Houses of Congreee on health care reform.  Are you going to change your position?  (What the *bleep* do I know anyway?  Should I change my mind about supporting you?)

The show will be ready this Sunday.  Click here to listen or download, beginning at 2:00 PM San Francisco time.

Cindy Sheehan’s Soapbox.

Lance Cpl. Joshua Bernard is tended to by fellow U.S. Marines in Afghanistan.

Photograph: Julie Jacobson/AP

It is a graphic image of the harsh realities of war: the fatally wounded young marine lying crumpled in the mud, his vulnerable face turned to the camera. And it is one the US defence secretary would rather you did not see.

Lance Corporal Joshua Bernard, pictured being tended by comrades in southern Afghanistan, died of his injuries soon after. Now the release of this record of the 21-year-old’s last moments has divided America, prompting furious debate over the sanitisation of war at a critical time for the military offensive.

The US defence secretary, Robert Gates, condemned the decision by the news agency Associated Press to publish. “I cannot imagine the pain and suffering Lance Corporal Bernard’s death has caused his family. Why your organisation would purposefully defy the family’s wishes, knowing full well that it will lead to yet more anguish, is beyond me.

“Your lack of compassion and common sense in choosing to put this image of their maimed and stricken child on the front page of multiple American newspapers is appalling.”

However, AP, whose photographer Julie Jacobson took the shot after being caught in the middle of an ambush while accompanying marines on patrol, said it had acted only after a “period of reflection” and argued that the picture illustrated the sacrifice and the bravery of those fighting in Afghanistan. “We feel it is our journalistic duty to show the reality of the war there, however unpleasant and brutal that sometimes is,” said Santiago Lyon, the director of photography for AP.

The row reflects rising tensions over the impact of the death toll on an already wavering American public, with support for the war dwindling and President Barack Obama warned this weekend by leading Democrats that any attempt to send more troops is likely to meet resistance in Congress.

It also recalls the controversy four years ago when the Pentagon finally released pictures of flag-draped coffins returning from Iraq, overturning a ban imposed in 1991 on the US media photographing military caskets in transit.

In that case, the concerns of families were also repeatedly cited as justification for suppressing images of the dead, and they were only published after a freedom of information request by a professor of journalism, who argued that they were a matter of public record. By contrast, the British media has regularly covered the return of coffins.

In extracts from her journal published by the US website huffingtonpost.com, Jacobson described the moment when she watched a marine lose his life “for the second time in my life”. “He was hit with the RPG which blew off one of his legs and badly mangled the other… I hadn’t seen it happen, just heard the explosion.” She described how she heard Bernard calling out that he could not breathe, and his friends telling him he was going to make it.

About 20 American newspapers and some websites used the image, sent out alongside photographs of Bernard’s life in uniform and his memorial service, last week, but it was taken on 14 August when Bernard’s patrol in the village of Dahaneh was ambushed. He was airlifted to the US base at Camp Leatherneck but died there of his wounds, the 19th American to lose his life in Helmand that month at the height of the fighting.

AP said the images had been shown to his family in advance, but said that reporters had not specifically asked the family’s permission to publish, admitting that his parents had not wanted the photographs to be used.

The son of a retired marine, Bernard, from New Portland in rural Maine, was described as a devout Christian, an Iraq war veteran, a keen snowboarder and an avid hiker. His father, John, described him as a “humble, shy, unassuming” man who did not smoke or drink and whose main friends were from his church group. Three weeks before Joshua died, Bernard Snr had written to his congressman expressing frustration at what he said was a change in the rules of engagement to spare civilians, calling the move “disgraceful, immoral and fatal” to American forces in combat.

Asked to sum up his son, John Bernard suggested the words “service and personal honour”.

But as America continues to debate the use of his image, Joshua Bernard has now come to symbolise something more: the suffering inflicted on America’s sons and daughters in uniform, and the unease of fellow citizens forced to confront the grim truth about their deaths.

Pictures of dying marine bring war home to America The Guardian

Reactivate by Hugh Byrne

ReActivate

Morpheus and I are reactivating the grooveTEK ideas site.

Our goal remains the same, to present the works of Independent artists, like ourselves, by regularly publishing articles and commentary on music, film, and it’s respective news. In addition we will be producing an electronica music based podcast.

We hope you have enjoyed this grooveTEK compilation.

Please visit us at our new address grooveTEK.net for more artist and show information. grooveTEK.net is powered by many independent and not so independent artists. Please consider supporting our work.

So you say you want a revolution.
All you need do is shake them off!
It’s time!

Morpheus & BuddhaBoy

ReActivate – Watching the World End Again

[Groove Mixer : Buddhaboy]

Tracks/Artists [time]:
1. The Dance Revolution / lee joyes [1:58]
2. PLUR / Ahyun [6:50]
3. Quicksand (Thievery Corp. Remix) / Natalie Walker [15:54]
4. Peace, Love, Dance / Digital Motion [20:27]
5. We Control / Hyper [25:09]
6. Illusion / Bitstream Dream [28:23]
7. No One Else (The Amalgamation Of Soundz Remix) / Natalie Walker [35:28]
8. Touch the Sky (house remix) / Bitstream Dream [40:50]
9. Electric Stars / Dutch Dance Connection [44:49]
10. Razor Sharp / Collide [50:45]
11. Supersonic (2004 remix) / Bitstream Dream [55:22]
12. Fate or Faith / Ror-Shak [59:53]
13. Respected / Kristin Mainhart and the Khromozomes [1:06:35]

Podcast sounds from

http://www.Earthstation1.com

http://www.Military.com

http://www.aviationtrivia.homestead.com/

http://avanimation.avsupport.com/Sound.htm

http://www.helis.com/sounds/

http://www.airraidsirens.com/audiovideo.html

https://www.dugway.army.mil/sites/about/security.asp

http://www.civildefensemuseum.com/sounds/offinstr.wav

The next gTEK Podcast Session will be out in October 2009

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All songs are the sole property of the artists.

grooveTEK electronica music by Morpheus & BuddhaBoy is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.

Photo by janusfinder

Welcome to the grooveTEK Chillout Session 30

Send War, Get War

Welcome to the grooveTEK Chillout Session 029

The people around world are calm now but for how long? We don’t have the answer you but for now stay in your red house..

Over & Out,

Morpheus & BuddhaBoy

The Red House
[Groove Mixer: Morpheus]

Tracks/Artists [time]:

1. One Love / Cirque Du Soleil [1:19]
2. Submit / Hibernate [4:31]
3. Mistral / Gareth Emery (GTR) [8:27]
4. Chastity / iiO [15:07]
5. 4 Strings Huriccane (Global Warming Remix) / Melnikov Project [24:09]
6. Boogaloop / Ursula 1000 [31:07]
7. THIS IS DJ Drunken Master! / DJ Drunken Master (DJDM) [35:32]
8. Shockwave (Original Mix) / Kanix Cane [40:41]
9. Dream Angels / Melnikov Project [46:40]

The next gTEK Podcast Show will be on Sunday, October 1, 2006

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Dr Steven E. Jones We could be Heroes, if just for one day!

Welcome to the grooveTEK Chillout Session 028

Some say there are no more heroes but we must disagree. There are a few, a very few, that are still willing to risk everything to speak truth. We believe that Dr Steven E. Jones, Professor at BYU, is one of them. View his thesis on what really happened to the World Trade Center five years ago. The science is fact.

You can contact him to thank him at the above email address.

So you say you want a revolution. All you need do is shake them off!

Over & Out,

BuddhaBoy & Morpheus

We could be Heroes, if just for one day!
[Groove Mixer: BuddhaBoy]

Tracks/Artists [time]:

1. Escape / Morningstar (Carlos Mendoza) [0:45]
2. Lord of Trance / Mariano Ballejos [6:45]
3. Haunt You (Remix) / Cling [12:10]
4. Stunning (DJ Eric Ill & Scott Orlans Mix) / 8mm [17:03]
5. In you / Johnny Baby [22:50]
6. Higher (chemical emotionz mix) / TranceGenix [28:22]
7. Kiss him goodnight / The Regulators [33:30]

The next gTEK Podcast Show will be on Sunday, Sept 17th, 2006

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Pray

Welcome to the grooveTEK Chillout Session 27

So you say you want a revolution. All you need do is shake them off!

Over & Out,
Morpheus & BuddhaBoy

Pray
[Groove Mixer : Buddhaboy]

Tracks/Artists [time]:

1. Raxa-Phenomenom Brainstorm [0:49]
2. Anywhere But Here Human Behavior [6:15]
3. Ruta Mariano Ballejos [11:00]
4. Living Faceless Protest of Reality [18:45]
5. Third Dimension G-licious and Redshift [23:20]

The next gTEK Podcast Show will be on Sunday, September 3rd, 2006

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Mission Accomplished

Welcome to the grooveTEK Chillout Session 26

The greedy ones don’t care if you’re American, Swedish, Iranian, Israeli, an Aborigine from Australia; whatever you call yourself. They view themselves as elite, us as cattle. They use our children and our resources as fuel to further their goals, Endless war for endless peace! That’s the long and short of it.

But there are more of us than them. What would happen if the cattle spoke out? MOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

So you say you want a revolution. All you need do is shake them off!

Over & Out,
Morpheus & BuddhaBoy

Mission Accomplished
[Groove Mixer : Buddhaboy]

Tracks/Artists [time]:

1. Its Too Late Evermore [0:56]
2. Power Slob Chris Brooks [4:49]
3. Resonate Temper Audio [9:55]
4. Buddha’s Patio Bitstream Dream [12:57]
5. The Sky C H Project [19:13]
6. Cry for You Ashe [22:41]
7. Tan Blonde (Dance Hall mix) Digital Motion [28:05]
8. Anywhere But Here Behavior [31:18]
9. Dont Wanna Be Alone (Demo) Lee Joyes [35:02]
10. The Greatest Cat Power [36:55]
11. System Hayper DJ Borna [40:11]
12. Lose That Girl Saint Etienne [42:52]
13. Relax This Dream Snapp [46:53]
14. Dragonfly Universal Hall Pass [50:24]

The next gTEK Podcast Show will be on Sunday, August 20th, 2006

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Originally uploaded by Kevin Site

Welcome to the grooveTEK Chillout Session 25

When are we going to learn? How many childrens have to die? Are we going to standby let these people die? Please Act now, please call your state represtative and let them kow that enough is enough….

Over & Out,

Morpheus & BuddhaBoy

People are dying for No valid reason
[Groove Mixer : Morpheus]

Tracks/Artists [time]:
1. Resonance / Danny K [1:39]
2. Big Foot Jesus / The Alpha Rhythm [5:49]
3. duerme nenu duermete / Mus [10:51]
4. succumb / undadogg [16:24]
5. Ninety Nine / endless blues [20:10]
6. Beautiful People / Danny K [25:10]
7. Two Handed Thing / The Alpha Rhythm [33:10]
8. Back 2 Black / Danny K [38:33]

The next gTEK Podcast Show will be on Sunday, August 13th, 2006

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Watching the world end. Photo unattributed from www.rense.com

Welcome to the grooveTEK Chillout Session 24

So you say you want a revolution. All you need do is shake them off!

Over & Out,

Morpheus & BuddhaBoy

Watching the world end
[Groove Mixer : Buddhaboy]

Tracks/Artists [time]:
1. The Dance Revolution / lee joyes [1:58]
2. PLUR / Ahyun [6:50]
3. Quicksand (Thievery Corporation Remix) / Natalie Walker [15:54]
4. Peace, Love, Dance / Digital Motion [20:27]
5. We Control / Hyper [25:09]
6. My Sweetest Choice / Seduced by Suicide [28:28]
7. Breakout / Prime Number Recorder [32:17]
8. Retro Toy / Digital Motion [34:28]
9. Little White Roses / Paul & Price [38:56]
10. Revolution Beats / Kelvin K [44:55]
11. Dont Let Me Catch You with Your Drawers Down / Koko Taylor [50:34]

Podcast sounds from

http://www.Earthstation1.com

http://www.Military.com

http://www.aviationtrivia.homestead.com/

http://avanimation.avsupport.com/Sound.htm

http://www.helis.com/sounds/

http://www.airraidsirens.com/audiovideo.html

https://www.dugway.army.mil/sites/about/security.asp

http://www.civildefensemuseum.com/sounds/offinstr.wav

The next gTEK Podcast Show will be on Sunday, August 6th, 2006

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Originally uploaded by Earth Spirit

Welcome to the grooveTEK Chillout Session 23

When people will learn that violance is not the right solution for peace. War kills innocent people and creates new enemies…. People, we need to stand up ND stop this MADNESS and bring peace to middle east…

Over & Out,

Morpheus & BuddhaBoy

Reach for Peace
[Groove Mixer : Morpheus]

Tracks/Artists [time]:
1. Song Of The Poor / John Schmidt [1:24]
2. Faith / JMP [7:30]
3. +dj burn+ / distant project [12:17]
4. Low Z / Hybrid X [16:26]
5. Push Beyond The Stars / Nx Productions [18:09]
6. Electronic / DJ Arman Dinarvand [21:21]
7. Blind Without U (Original Mix) / Hybrid Factor [27:38]

The next gTEK Podcast Show will be on Sunday, July 30th, 2006

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Welcome to the grooveTEK Chillout Session 022

We also dream of things that aren’t and say why not?
So you say you want a revolution. All you need do is shake them off!

Over & Out,

BuddhaBoy & Morpheus

Technical Difficulties
[Groove Mixer : BuddhaBoy]

Tracks/Artists [time]:
1. You Got Me / Louise Havell [0:48]
2. All My Life / DJ Harry [3:37]
3. In A Long Time / 46bliss [8:21]
4. Submit / Hibernate [12:33]
5. Perculiar Planet / Infinite Dimensions [16:30]
6. I Feel Love / Kittyflipping [21:00]
7. These Are The Beeps / Yoko Solo [23:47]
8. Urban Slave / Psilly-X [27:00]
9. It Wont Be Me / Kittyflipping [34:56]

The next gTEK Podcast Show will be on Sunday, July 23th, 2006

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John Kennedy and John Kennedy Jr.

Welcome to the grooveTEK Chillout Session 021

We also dream of things that aren’t and say why not?

The greedy ones have and continue to eliminate anyone willing to expose their global fiction and challenge their control. If you believe world events are random tragedies, then you truly are dreaming. In our hearts, we all know the truth. But they can’t eliminate us all.

What is their power; lots of paper, useless paper! In reality, our own greed keeps us in bondage. But maybe even they have a purpose – their souls in this lifetime are lost but they can serve in tempering ours.

So you say you want a revolution. All you need do is shake them off!

Over & Out,

BuddhaBoy & Morpheus

A Man with his Child
[Groove Mixer : BuddhaBoy]

Tracks/Artists [time]:
1. Conspiracy / superflyguy [1:38]
2. Prints from outer space / Tricio [4:56]
3. Herald / Tegan Northwood & Pete Rivett Carnac [12:52]
4. Dark / Soundmagus [18:03]
5. Right Kind Of Love / LoopDoctor [24:25]
6. Hearts Are In Rhythm / Vividity [29:13]
7. Hard Light / Sacred Rain [34:06]
8. Touch / darryl johnsin (Studiodiaries) [39:48]
9. Boogaloop / Ursula 1000 [44:06]
10. Liebe / trance[]control [48:41]
11. Moving In The Air / Tricio [54:51]

The next gTEK Podcast Show will be on Sunday, July 9th, 2006

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Originally uploaded by divedi

Welcome to the grooveTEK Chillout Session 020

This show is dedicated to the peaceful people around world and a huge tribute for T.C. @ SpaceMusic.

Over & Out,

Morpheus & BuddhaBoy

Tranquility
[Groove Mixer : Morpheus]

Tracks/Artists [time]:
1. Northern Vision / Eastern Sun [1:31]
2. eri valeire / badloop [7:42]
3. lujon / Canton [13:51]
4. The SUN / Ennema [17:37]
5. This is why $%^& / Golden Brown [21:26]
6. nio / badloop [24:49]
7. The Sound of Hallucination Volume 3 / DJ Poland [30:16]

The next gTEK Podcast Show will be on Sunday, June 25, 2006

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