Live at Glastonbury Festival, by H.U.V.A. NETWORK

Live at Glastonbury Festival

by H.U.V.A. NETWORK

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Peter Moore DISTANCES, WITHOUT DOUBT !

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.

So perfect on my headphones right now. Thank you ❤

Simeon Apostolov The long epic of Distances, going into Symetric Lifes and finishing it off with Rain Geometries is one of the most amazing live sequences that I have ever listened to. Favorite track: Symetric Lifes (live version).

sliver What I would have given to be at this performance. I have had great admiration for both Magnus and Aes Dana for several years. Not sure why I waited this long to put this album in my collection as it is a true masterpiece.
I find myself thinking of Iso Tomita, Jean-Michel Jarre, Tangerine Dream and Global Communications mixed with neotribal rhythms over visionary moments recalling deep images dancing through genetic memories unrecognized but much appreciated. Favorite track: Time Slide (live version).

Calicofrost awesome re-tellings to already outstanding tracks. HUVA3 when? :) Favorite track: Access to the long fields (live version).

Michael Mityok If you need music to free your mind to wander, these are some of the best tunes I know of... Favorite track: Distances (live version).

JayEff Love this album and just about all albums of this label, Ultimae. Deep, soothing, constantly changing and varied electronic sounds. Favorite track: Distances (live version).

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1.	Intro 03:21	info	buy track
2.	Time Slide (live version) 05:29		buy track
3.	Moon Town (live version) 06:46		buy track
4.	Processing Lights (live version) 04:00		buy track
5.	Access to the long fields (live version) 09:29		buy track
6.	Indigo Room (live version) 06:44		buy track
7.	Distances (live version) 14:35		buy track
8.	Symetric Lifes (live version) 08:50		buy track
9.	Rain Geometries (live version) 07:19		buy track
10.	Overload (live version) 12:57		buy track

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Magnus Birgersson aka Solar Fields and Vincent Villuis aka AES Dana performed this memorable H.U.V.A. Network Live Act on the IDSpiral stage at British festival Glastonbury in 2005.

Expect some deep Downtempo beats, oneiric Trip Hop and Morning Trance.

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released May 28, 2010

Written, produced & performed by Magnus Birgersson and Vincent Villuis.
Artwork by Vincent Villuis.

inre040 - (C) & (P) Ultimae.

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