Hallucinogen – In Dub

Calling this an "Hallucinogen" album is ridiculous. It's a great album by Ott. When I ripped this to my lossless collection, I just renamed the artist as "Ott", as I don't want these tracks to jump in a Simon Posford playlist as he had nothing to do with them. Well, very little maybe.

the best thing i have heard in my entire life!!!!

the best thing i have heard in my entire life!!!!

One of the best dub releases ever, and a crack up remix of an already influential electronic artist. My preferred Jogging album too.

Life changing for me this album was. Nothing quite like it.

This would be awesome on vinyl anyone knows if there is a chance it might get released on vinyl ?

I would consider this album to be of Ott rather than Hallucinogen. This almost all the material used from the original tracks are few samples (what are anyway used by Simon Posford from the other sources) and even fewer musical ages. Anything else is pure Ott, without Simon.

... and this is my favorite alvum from Ott!

is album prove the music genius they are simon & ott"!! all the tunes are powerfull and take to the limit of psybient, with amazing armonies and creative baslines, for me the best tune in here has to be L.S.D. ('World Sheet Of Closed String' Mix) OMG!! is so perfect, this tune take me to another dimension and always cheer me up !!

This is one of the most essential albums in my collection. Hearing this for the first time turned me on to a world of psy-chill/dub that I never really knew existed before, with special mention going to Ott, Younger Brother, Shpongle, Androcell, and so on. Having been a casual fan of goa for a while, I was curious to hear how a producer could take that style and turn it into dub/downtempo -- much to my surprise, every track was an absolute gem. My favourites are the re-works of "Solstice," "Gamma Goblins" and "LSD," but every piece here features enough variety and wonderful sounds, melodies and basslines to make it worth many repeat listens. Recommended in the highest .

I have to it I am not much of a goa or psy listener, but between the two, I lean heavily towards the former. I did not like this one very much. Most of the album sounded like very unimaginative trip-hop, and the tracks were overcrowded and too busy (like most psy, incidentally).