The relevance of the 00s (Part 11).

The re-start of the blog begins with a hommage to a kind of music I used do like so, so much over the years, and it still sounds better and better to me. And that is basically techno, even the today's tune has more of minimal-trance or tech-house. But however you call it, the track is good. It sounds a little bit of melancholic, and that is the mood I am into right now, but no worries, other songs will take place here as well in the future, which will have more sanguinic or other positive moods. But enough by that.
A fabulous Swedish duo created on a very fine German techno label a very calm and steady flowing techno hymn to me. If I were younger, I would dance throughout the hole night to that kind of acoustic noise, oh yes, I would. So there is absolutley no reason holding back from you this wonderful piece of music. I just stretched it a bit, because it had to get a really good lenght for a soft and easy listening. I hope you like it that much as I do.
ENJOY! Floyd Anderson.

Here is the info:


THE RICE TWINS
Can I Say
(chronovisor mix)
12:43
[2007]
music file

I'm back in Austria.

Dearest music.blog.lovers!

At least my journey to the very far country has finished these days, and I returned back home. Now I have to re-organize my life again, not exactly knowing how to do it. But I got a good talk today to a very special person in my life, and she gave me hope for the future, and for that I am so thankful for. My expectations were fulfilled, it was a great trip, and I will have just good remindings of it, that's for sure.
So I will continue here like a few persons in the www did hoping it by mentioning. But I also feel to move on for myself, because I like it too much being creative with produced sounds changing it and giving it a new face without destroying the original stucture.
But enough said, or just one more sentence, and you know it all:

The story continues.

cheers,

|cv|

The story continues.

Indeed!

Es waere ja auch zu schade so viel gute Musik einfach 'brach' und ungemixt liegen zu lassen, nicht wahr? ;-) Und wo ich nach langem Bemuehen endlich in die 'Heiligen Hallen' von ELBO aufgenommen worden bin (u. a. DreamTime schon seit langem und Cygnet Comittee auch erst seit kurzem), ist es wahrlich eine Pflicht hier fortzusetzen.

Der Vorschlag von DreamTime allerdings, dass er, ich, Cygnet und Dodi einen gemeinsamen music.blog unterhalten und unsere Mixe dort veroeffentlichen, weil wir ja wirklich fast auf derselben Schiene arbeiten und uns moeglichst an den Originalversionen orientieren, hat was fuer sich und wird hoffentlich noch genauer besprochen werden.

Bei dieser Gelegenheit moechte ich auch auf NEUROBEAT RADIO verweisen, die einige meiner Mixe fuer deren Shows verwendet haben. Neurobeat Radio wird uebrigens in Zukunft hier seitlich im blog erwaehnt bleiben.

Bis dahin, ihr Lieben! Einen schoenen Gruss aus Neuseeland!

The final cut (for a while)?

Dearest music.blog.lovers!

Some time lifes changes, and so does mine. I myself decided to move far away from my home country to start probably a new life. So many things had happen in the last time which were abso'fucken'lutely unexpected to me. So, at this very moment I have really no clue what will be happen with the blog. Firstly it just was hard work, but now more and more it becomes fun, getting some responses and some inspirations. What surely will be happen is that I'll never stop mixing, and even yet I have some unreleased tunes on my 'puter. So, I want to say thank you for visiting the blog and being interested in what I'm doing, and for being lenient with me sometimes, :-) And please keep faith with me!

Time's flying...

Oh, I forgot to mention that I move from Austria to New Zealand.

I love you all...

kindly regards,
yours

Floyd Anderson / chronovisor ---> |cv|

Laters...................................................................................................

The decadence of the 80s (Part 35).

Hello all!

This could be the last track of this blog for a while. For details please look at the next posting, and for much more details, I ask you to wait for, not being sure, what will come in the next future.
This track in itself, and with all versions, is one of my alltime favourites, and therefore I really worked hard on it, and I was very accurate on special details, because I thought, it's so important on one hand to keep the originality of the music, and on the other hand to push the own ideas into this 'mini-symphony'.
I think, basically, this one is a good effort, and it's also representable for this blog, and it stands exactly for what I usually want to bring out in music. And finally I know that almost all others out there in the world, who do similar things with music, are 'slaved' to the rhythm... :-)
You would make me happy, if you only take a good and easy listen and have a nice time. ENJOY! Floyd Anderson.

This special song is dedicated to Marlene.

Here is the info:


GRACE JONES
'Slave To The Rhythm'
(chronovisor mix)
16:16
[1985]
music file