Copied from Dick Trevor’s Soundcloud:

“Looking through my old DAT’s, I found this forgotten gem… This was made in Januray 1999. It’s a remix of Atmos’ classic Klein Aber Doctor done by myself and George Barker, released as Slinky Wizard vs. Green Nuns Remix….BUT this version was done after we had put down our final mix…. Simon popped round for a cuppa and did a live mix on the mixing desk. In the “olden days” before making everything inside a computer people would make their sequenced mix then put everything on a loop and make a live mix on the analogue mixing desk twisting the FX and EQ’s, playing the desk like an instrument……this was a trick learnt from the days of Youth’s Butterfly Studios….. Simon P., Ott and Greg Hunter were masters of this.Then you could edit it down into a few minutes. So this is Simon’s live mix of our remix….its about 19 minutes long and very psychedelic! Enjoy!”

http://soundcloud.com/dicktrevor/atmos-slinky-nuns-hallucinogen

thanks for the hint. pretty awesome find!!

I do totally adore atmos as well as I do adore mr. posford. this is the real stuff!!

anybody else keen on atmos in this forum?

It’s sort of sad that back when I started listening to electronica (circa 1995) I really just listened to whatever somebody else played for me.  I never really sought any electro music out for myself.  As a result, I didn’t listen to much psytrance back then.  It wasn’t until about 3 years ago that I started voraciously seeking out what pleased my palate best, and came upon the likes of Hallucinogen and GNOTR.  With that comes the unfortunate reality that I didn’t grow up with psy technology as it evolved.  So at first listen, this track felt a little bit disappointing.  edit: compared to, say, Snakey Snaker.  But when I put myself in the mindframe of ‘back then, this being the shit,’ and smoked a bowl besides , this became a REALLY pleasing, supremely enjoyable track.  And I really enjoy a good long track.  Thank you very much, Zharko, for passing the link along, it was a good experience, indeed

edit again:  you know what, now that I think about it, Lone Deranger was pre-this link.  I think that just goes to show how amazing of an artist Simon P. is, though!  I don’t think it any way invalidates my assessment of the Atmos remix link