Solstice Music Festival is a DVD, released on Solstice Music International (SOLWDVD001) in 2006.
The DVD collects 8 tracks from 8 artists. 7 tracks are exclusive to this release: "Africa (Live Mix)" by Synthetic, "Aztechno Dream (Live Mix)" by Alien Project, "Tractor Activity (Live Mix)" by Etnica, "High Density (Live Mix)" by Logic Bomb, "Mescaline (Live Mix)" by 1200 Mics and 2 more. Its track "" by Hallucinogen, first released in 1995, is a scene classic, appearing on 6 releases across the archive.
It samples from The Beyond Within: The Rise and Fall of LSD in track "LSD (Live Mix)" by Hallucinogen.
- 01Synthetic — Africa (Live Mix)
- 02Alien Project — Aztechno Dream (Live Mix)
- 03Etnica — Tractor Activity (Live Mix)
- 04Logic Bomb — High Density (Live Mix)
- 051200 Mics — Mescaline (Live Mix)
- 06The Good, The Bad and The Ugly — My Name (Live Mix)
- 07Hallucinogen — LSD (Live Mix)
- 08Saiko-Pod — Insoma (Live Mix)
1200 Mics — Mescaline (Live Mix)
'When you open the packet, you don't see a powder. You see thousands of tiny, shining, shimmering crystals reflecting a kaleidoscope of glowing psychedelic rainbow colors. Your vision and sense of colors comes alive in a new and special way. All the colors become richer than you've ever seen before.'
Hallucinogen — LSD (Live Mix)
'You're intoduced to LSD, an' it's not like taking some other drug for instance like marijuana or something, hm, well, you know, it's altogether a new thing, and you actually can have a religious experience, and, hm, and it can be even more important than reading the bible six times or becoming a pope or something like that, you know...'
'LSD hints to us that there is an area of the mind which could be caled unsane beyond sanity, and yet not insane. Think of a circle with a fine split in it, one end is insanity, you go around the circle to sanity, and on the other end of the circle, close to insanity, but not insanity, is unsanity. It had to do with piecing together new thoughts of the mind.'
From 'The Beyond Within: The Rise and Fall of LSD' (BBC documentary, 1987)