Other Mixes By McDonald12
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The Brain Project
| Artist | Song | |
| Simones | Colors | |
| Outskirts Of Infinity | Gemini Machine | |
| Alchemysts | Psychotropic Over Modulation | |
| Babylonian Tiles | Teknicolor Aftermath | |
| Brian Jonestown Massacre | In India You | |
| Loreena McKennit | Marrakesh Night Market | |
| Brainticket | Radagacuca | |
| 7% Solution | Built On Sand | |
| Scorched Earth | Blues For The Universe | |
| Oliver | Trance | |
| Hypatia Lake | Some Type Of View That Makes Us All Different Shapes | |
| Man Or Astroman | Tolerance In A Transitory Universe | |
| Mouse On Mars | Omnibuzz | |
| Kendra Smith | Stars Are In Your Eyes | |
Comment:
In "normal" states of consciousness, an individual is able to perceive, interpret, and react to events occurring in the "real" world. As experience accrues, a person constructs a "personal universe" to explain the "general universe" and provide a framework for activity. The idiosyncratic nature of this framework, however, means that the personal universe will always be inadequate for explaining the general universe. The conflicts between the various behaviors and attitudes expected of a person as a member of a group will also produce tensions within the personal universe. In "altered" states of consciousness, the cognitive models which make up the personal universe may be stripped of the possibility of verification, and the affective charges attached to these models can be loosened. In such states, the components of the personal universe become more tractable to an innate process which can reduce the tension within the personal universe and the discrepancies between it and the world. Thus, altering consciousness can be a constructive activity. In contrast to other methods of voluntarily inducing alterations in consciousness, psychedelic substances are capable of rapidly producing "desemanticized" states; when used in an appropriate manner, they thus represent powerful tools for restoring individual and group equilibrium.John R Baker Ph D
This is perhaps my trippiest mix yet. Most of these groups really deserve to be better known. Psychy guitars, weird echoey lyrics, and a heavy dose of eastern mysticism. Enjoy!
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There seems to be a veritable Brainticket revival going on. All of a sudden, they crop up everywhere. Weird scenes inside the goldmine . . . Anyway, there's some fine stuff on here. Specially dig those Man or Astroman and Mouse on Mars trax.
Gee Gerry if I had only known it was so easy.... This would help expand my consciousness!
Very cool Gerry. Go Brainticket!
More unfamiliar artists to explore. I anticipate CD collection expansion.
Well, you've convinced me! Pass the acid, please.Trippy indeed!
Excellent!
Wow - trippy indeed. Nice to end with Kendra Smith, a very underrated artist. Cool creepy cover, too.
I'm interested in this, but don't know much. I second Lally's props for Kendra.
The "theoretical" (nudge, nudge)Fourth Drive is innate...and I suspect this mix might suffice to do some altering of the neural net as well. Spark me!
Trippin' on the brainstem of your mind.....totally...
Gadzooks Monsieur McDonald exceptionally hallucinational! A mix most welcome on my planet!
you be careful, Gerry my friend - we're not getting any younger you know. Gobi (the newly reformed, on the wagon and non-smoking, non-participatory one).
oh, so that's what's wrong with...oh, never mind. interesting looking mix and cover!!!
I wanna get back to the real world. I miss it so.
Know little here, but I do know the guitarist out of The Alchemysts!
Far out! Moving day is Monday. I'll be in touch when I get settled in and burning again. I'll want this one, please.... My consciousness needs expanding.
Hmm, this is your brain on 'The Brain Project'? Nice looking mix!
I'm not smart enough to comprehend your comments, but me like mix very much, especially the BJM.
I'm not sure that I've heard anything here but....
Nice stuff, esp. Mouse On Mars, BJM, and a few others. Would like to know more.
I agree! Wonderful!
After listening to this a few times I have rediscovered millions of brain cells that I thought I had destroyed. One of your best Gerry!