The Orb: Vuja De

The Orb, for years the most fearlessly fascinating sonic marauders on this or any other planet, have returned in 2008 with a new album, The Dream, marking a long-awaited reunion between eternal mainstay Dr. Alex Paterson and lifelong friend and original inter-galactic conspirator Youth. The Dream sees a return to the original spirit which spawned the first two classic albums, The Orb's Adventures In The Ultraworld and U.F. Orb. Working with former Dreadzone studio-wiz Tim Bran and a gaggle of guests, Alex and Youth have created a work of stunning beauty and immediacy while never losing sight of The Orb's original quest to homage personal musical obsessions while exploring sonic territories few dare to tread. The Dream is one of those rare albums that weave its own unique magic after repeated listens.

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[SolarionSeadragon]

Vuja De: The inexplicable feeling that somehow, in such an unoriginal world, this is something that has never happened before.

[letronchosier]

You are lost if you are trying to find a serious meaning in the title.

One of the reasons why these mad men are so delightful is precisely because they are mad!

Long live LX and his cohorts

[almo2001]

@exerhlp Sure! Even if it is a year later. ;)

[exerhlp]

@almo2001 Great! Sounds better like this, thanks! :)

[romka4567]

how does one make this music :}

[romka4567]

I wonder how the fk u can make this sober cus we might thing theyre on drugs but they are prob normal and have a a crazy mind lol

[mynameisradar]

@1977JFish i think your on the right track though to me it seem as if it means there is no present only transitions and expansion to the future. either that our universe is not so accurate as we think it is.and were having fresh starts in other universes giving us the sense that we are in repeats.

[TUBEoshnik]

WAndy in the trash can :-]]

Fekin' eh! Let's get on with it.

[1977JFish]

@privatepigg Right, but they are cleverer than that....I think its supposed to bring some humourous and poetic meaning to the album. 'Vuja De' mimics that 'nearly but not quite...' feeling of recognition you get when you have deja vu. It mirrors the feeling I had when hearing the album and recognising it as The Orb after all these years but not being able to grasp exactly why, and it kind of mirrors the whole psychadelic mood of the band and the album. To me it says more than deja vu :)

[almo2001]

@exerhlp I think it's

"It's the way that you hold me. And kiss tenderly" or something like that.