Guinea Pigs – Have A Nice Flight

Artists: Guinea Pigs
Song: Have A Nice Flight
Album: Not Tested On Animals
Genre: Psychedelic Trance
Year: 2006

Enjoy this 110% psy tune! 😉

“Nobody can stand still and resist dancing to their music with a bright smile, yet it does not fall under any existing musical style. It is intelligent and complex, but also easily understood by anyone. It’s fast, hard and pumping, but feels very fun and cheerful. It does not matter which area of the brain you developed before introduction to Guinea Pigs, it does not matter if it is day or night, Guinea Pigs are guaranteed to take the main stage.

This amazing combination creates a fresh and unique style of intelligent psychedelic dance floor music. Mastering by Tim Schuldt marks this album as the milestone in the development of trance culture.

When those two Israelis say ‘prepare to dig’ consider yourself warned, you know you will!”
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Guinea Pigs are Avi & Shalom Sagges, two psychoactive brothers from the Holy Land. They are deeply loved and respected by party goers and cutting-edge psytrance musicians all over the world. Nobody can stand still and resist dancing to their music with a bright smile, yet it does not fall under any existing musical style. It is intelligent and complex, but also easily understood by anyone. It’s fast, hard and pumping, but feels very fun and cheerful. It does not matter which area of the brain you developed before introduction to Guinea Pigs, it does not matter if it is day or night, Guinea Pigs are guaranteed to take the main stage. This amazing combination creates a fresh and unique style of intelligent psychedelic dance floor music. Mastering by Tim Schuldt marks this album as the milestone in the development of trance culture. When those two Israelis say “prepare to dig” consider yourself warned, you know you will!
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“Those two nutters from Israel, Avi and Shalom Sagges, have succeeded in bringing us a diversified trip with the brave goal to bridge the gap between the dark nighttime sound, the twilight and the morning hysteria. Did I even notice housey elements? This album rocks, never bores me and spreads a healthy dose of humour that I am now infected with. Guaranteed fun and my strongest recommendation to almost everybody with an open minded taste in music.”
-by Mushroom Magazine (October 2006 issue)