“Mind Your Matter,” a slowly building, relentless, spacey and pulsating euphoric trance-house journey, by Bjorn Fogelberg. Originally from The ‘Old Stuff’. 9:25

“Gravitons,” a growing, pulsating analogue techno/trance track with sweeping synthesizers on a deep bass groove, by Bjorn Fogelberg. Originally from The ‘Old Stuff’. 7:00

Astronavigator,” uplifting and melodic, atmostpheric rockin’ space-synth music with trance, classic electronica, rock and progressive elements, by Bjorn Lynne. Originally from The ‘Old Stuff’. 6:07

“Hyperego Exchange (flowerlounge remix)”, a cool, determined and spacey rock instrumental, by Flowerlounge. — 2:01

"Kincajou," The techno group Banco de Gaia performs their hit live. — 5:51

"Last Train to Lhasa," Banco de Gaia again with a live performance of their hit song. — 5:33

“Awakeless,” an emotional, rich and melodic jazz track featuring piano, fretless bass and brush drums by Stobierski Thomas. 4:47

“Messages,” melodic and spacey electronica based around arpeggios and warm synths, by Bjorn Lynne. 6:00

U2 – Electronified

"With Or Without You (DJ JIRO Remix)," a great trance remix of U2′s classic. Way it is sometimes. — 9:36

"Ride on the Ray," a brilliant rock-electronic piece by Tangerine Dream, recorded in front of the Reichstag in Berlin on August 1, 1987. — 9:49

Here are a couple of nuevo flamenco favorites by my favorite musician in that genre, Jesse Cook – world music with an electronic flavor:

"Baghdad," Nuevo flamenco artist Jesse Cook really delivers in his haunting and fast paced song performed live. — 5:17

"Havana," Jesse Cook performs his well liked song off the album Frontiers. — 3:41

“Earthbeat,” a beautiful new age electronic track with some aspects that really rock, by the group Zero Project. — 2:24

“Spring,” an emotional, sad & sweet and kind of heavy blues rock track with great instrumentation and a lead guitar that reminds me just a little of ELP’s Lucky Man, by “mart,” an anonymous artist from Kiev. Love Mother Earth! We kinda need to have a place to live for a while, right? Ah, a night breeze wafting in through the window on a summer’s eve…. 4:37

“Mystery,” spacey, happy and summery, mysterious, passionate pop, with a new age overtone, with bass, piano, bells and great guitar, by Spinola. 5:17

“Blue Shiva,” a really cool and hip sort of long electronic piece, which sounds somehow rather symphonic to me, by Massimo Migliosi, obtained from download.com (when they were still offering free music). The Hindu God Shiva, who is one of their Trinity of Gods, has been identified by comparative religion scholars as comparable to Christ, and is their God of destruction and regeneration. — 11.09

"Last Train Home:" Pat Metheny and his group make it real in this jazz crosssover hit. — 5:23

Here is some electronic diversion – remixes of rock songs:

"We Can Work It Out,", which is an interesting electronic remix of the Beatles song. — 5:19

"Are You Gonna Go My Way," a hot remix of Lenny Kravitz performing his classic hit. — 6:15

"Let Love Rule (Justice Remix)," Lenny Kravitz sounds great and so does the sax on the electronic house remix of his classic. — 5:14

"Where Are We Running," A hot House remix of Lenny Kravitz that really moves. — 6:22

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“Dance to the Music”, an unclassifiable dance rock track that you just have to listen to in order to understand the message; moves and sounds just fine, by Neary. 3:59

“Club Sound,” pumping and sizzling techno club style deep House dish, by 5 Seconds Media. 4:55

“The Black Hole In My Heart,” a relentless, sizzling, deep pounding, dark and ominous electronic track, by Bjorn Fogelberg. 7:47

“Crash Course,” a buoyant track somewhere between rock and electronica, by Dan Gautreau. 2:48

“Drive,” a positive, uplifting, energizing, fresh and funky pop-electronica crossover, by Dan Gautreau. 3:17

“80/90,” an atmospheric groove track with a repetitive, jazzy bass pattern and sensitive electric lead guitar, by Arjun Sen. 4:12

"I Robot:" Follow the rhythms and find yourself in wonder. It’s not that hard, but there are several strains and rhythms going on in this live performance of a track that used to be particularly fascinating for me. — 5:50

"Marooned:" Pink Floyd’s haunting song of isolation on a desert island…. you tell ME what it’s about (as there are no words). — 5:32

“Inside Information”: a positive pure electronic techno track with dancing synth patterns, and upbeat but fairly subtle electro drums, by 5 Seconds Media. Photo © Microsoft Zune. 4:11

“Come With Me,” a relaxing, good-feeling, electronic chillout pop/lounge vibe with drums that is my romance’s end – and beginning again, by John Radford. 3:05

"Nothing But You:" Paul Van Dyk’s huge hit, dedicated to the one who comes to stay in my heart. — 3:59

“Horizons,” an uptempo, optimistic light alternative rock instrumental track, with electronic overtones, full of excitement, by Jeff Tymoschuk. 3:23

“Redemption From a Hero’s Past,” slow, spiritual and soaring, purposeful, dramatic and emotional film music in which a hero finds redemption, by Silence in Central Park. 8:16