8 thoughts on “ Feeling Good (Touch 2) - Pressure Drop - Feeling Good (Re-Touched) (Vinyl) ”

1. "Really? It's that good, huh, 'mind telling me what it's about?" you inquire, feeling sort of interested now in this-- well admittedly ominous looking Illuminati, book "Hmm," He looks down at the closed book to scan his eyes over the cover, it takes him a moment before he finally replies.

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Feeling Good (Re-Touched) on Discogs. Label: Big World Records - BIWT • Format: Vinyl 12 Pressure Drop - Feeling Good (Re-Touched) (, Vinyl) | Discogs/5(48).

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3. Those decisions—phrasing, timing, feeling—happen at a level that machines don’t know how to aim for, at least not yet. Truly great music is born of a burning desire to communicate, as well as good, old-fashioned accidents of misunderstanding, which humans still seem to have the market cornered on.

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4. Review: With a slew of inter-threaded releases to her name since Brazlian DJ and producer Anna has slowly ascended through the ranks of techno by the way of releases for Novamute and Kompakt Extra. This has come by the way of labels like Twin Turbo and Terminal M with her arrival at Drumcode coming with three deep and driving techno tracks designed for warehouse play.

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5. White Vinyl Repress Massive vocal driven Garage House pressure here, from way way back in ! Yes, 'Follow Me' is one of THOSE records, one that transcended genre boundaries on it's release and continues to do so today. A true classic piece of NYC goodness from back in the day.

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6. The second full-length album from Australian singer/songwriter Julia Jacklin, Crushing embodies every possible meaning of its title word. It’s an album formed from sheer intensity of feeling, an in-the-moment narrative of heartbreak and infatuation.

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7. An Orgasm (or More) a Day: Ways to a Mind-blowing, Deliciously Satisfying, Full-body Orgasm Rebecca Swanner.

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8. George and Lizzie are a couple, meeting as college students and marrying soon after graduation, but no one would ever describe them of being soulmates. George grew up in a warm and loving family—his father an orthodontist, his mother a stay-at-home mom—while Lizzie was the only child of two famous psychologists, who viewed her more as an in.

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