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01. "I And You And Me (I)"
02. "The Eclectic Measure"
03. "Forgotten Souls"
04. "My Ambiguity Of Reality"
05. "The Antagonist"
06. "I And You And Me (II)"
07. "Halfway To The Stars"
08. "Ominous (But Fooled Before)"
09. "The Point Of No Return"
10. "Deus Ex Machina"
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| | Description: | The Eclectic Measure by Hypnos 69, released 19 October 2006, includes the following tracks: "Forgotten Souls", "The Antagonist", "I And You And Me (II)", "The Point Of No Return" and more.
This version of The Eclectic Measure comes as a 1xCD. - Recorded & mixed at Artsound Studio Houthalen, Belgium in July/August 2006
Mastered at McFly's August 2006
Thanked:
Els, Sofie, Margot & Leslie; Sarah & Benny (OrangeFactory); Steven & Colour Haze/Elektrohasch Records; Malleus/Ufomammut; Bert Nuyts; Inti; Robie; JP Kerkhofs; Bidi
No huge thanklist this time, there would be too many people mentioned here and there are only 8 pages to fill on this booklet. We know who you are, and you know who we are so there is no greater value in putting this out on a 'list', is there?
Bookings & general communication:
Belgum & elsewhere: OrangeFactory: www.orangefactory.be - info@orangefactory.be
Holland: BidiBookings: www.bidibookings.nl - info@bidibookings.nl
Record label: Elekrohasch: www.elektrohasch.de - info@elektrohasch.de
Band contact: www.hypnos69.be - hypnos69@gmail.de
Distribution: Europe: www.sonicrendezvous.com - Germany: www.swamproom.de - USA: www.stonerrock.com
HYPNOS 69 - The Eclectic Measure
"The Eclectic Measure is based on Carl Jung's "The Seven Sermonds To The Dead" The Seven Sermons deal with the self as androgynous being Abraxas, with the message that self-knowledge may be attained by the conscious assimilation of the contents of the subconscious, in order to achieve unity. It's about the search in life so many people subconscuiously feel they have to do, but don't know where or how to start with. It's far from easy to step away from a certain 'lifestyle' and rearrange everything you've been doing and thinking since you've been born. The very first rule; such as in art is you have to 'destroy in order to create'. "The Eclectic Measure" is about opposities, poles, equilibrium, the sun and the moon, good and evil, destroy an create, ... When you've walked the path of subconsciousness and counted all the stones on your way you'll find what you've been looking for. Abraxas is in all of us.
Steve Houtmeyers 2006
Packaged in a jewel case with clear tray and 8-page booklet."The Eclectic Measure" is a critically acclaimed album by the Belgian progressive rock band Hypnos 69, released in CD format. This record showcases the band's signature blend of psychedelic rock, jazz influences, and classic prog elements, resulting in an immersive musical journey filled with intricate arrangements and dynamic compositions. The album stands out for its rich instrumentation?featuring saxophones, mellotron sounds, and powerful guitar riffs?that create a unique sonic landscape reminiscent of 1970s progressive legends. Hypnos 69 has established themselves as one of Europe's most innovative modern prog bands since their formation in the late '90s, earning praise for albums like "Legacy" and "Promise of a New Moon." Their ability to merge vintage sounds with contemporary energy has garnered them a dedicated international following.
The manufacturer elektrohasch is renowned within the underground music scene for supporting high-quality releases from stoner rock, psychedelic rock, and progressive acts. Founded by Stefan Koglek (Colour Haze), elektrohasch specializes in carefully curated editions that appeal to audiophiles and collectors alike. Their commitment to authentic sound production ensures each release captures the essence of the artist's vision. | | | Manufacturer No.: |
EH 115 |
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