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Celestial Trax: Nothing Is Real - VINYL LPTitle: Nothing Is Real Artist: Celestial Trax Label: Purple Tape Pedigree Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 5055300395320 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2017 12 22 Number of Discs: 1 PTP (Purple Tape Pedigree) present the debut album by Celestial Trax (real name Joni Judn) entitled Nothing Is Real, which he describes as a departure not only in sound but also geographically and spiritually from his previous output, having found an increased interest in mysticism
Title: Nothing Is RealArtist: Celestial Trax
Label: Purple Tape Pedigree
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5055300395320
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2017-12-22
Number of Discs: 1
PTP (Purple Tape Pedigree) present the debut album by Celestial Trax (real name Joni Judén) entitled Nothing Is Real, which he describes as a departure not only in sound but also geographically and spiritually from his previous output, having found an increased interest in mysticism and the esoteric. Taking inspiration from a quote by Anton Chekov, "if you want to work on your art, work on your life," Judén aimed for the album to be a true representation of his voice at this time. He felt a need to distance himself from the distractions a creative hub like New York City can often provide, not wanting to become too influenced by the city's current trends, and instead shifted his focus inward to cultivate a more meaningful self-connection: this journey and struggle thus serving as the main inspiration to the writing. In beginning of Nothing Is Real, Judén had reached the point of creative purge, deleting almost all samples, sample packs, and software synths. Fueled by ideas of rebirth and true self-projection, he amassed a library of field recordings from New York City, plus samples from his own cassettes, vinyl, and YouTube search history - utilizing every sound source he could come across in his studio whilst trying to spend as little time as possible on the computer screen. The result is an album less concerned with achieving a masterful Polish and sonic bombast, and instead aims for more organic textures where noise and imperfection reflects the human experience, with recurring themes of existentialism, surrealism and nature permeating throughout.
Tracks:
1.1 New York Is a Desert
1.2 Crushhh
1.3 Reflection
1.4 Godless
1.5 Into the Night
1.6 Pleasure Through Pain
1.7 Not in Control
1.8 100 Proof
1.9 Black Serpent
1.10 Youth
1.11 Manifestation of Delusion
1.12 The Day We Died
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great for beginners
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simple to understand, good examples
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great book!
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Great book! I really like how the instructions are explained in the book and how it encourages you to both use the terminal / python interpreter and make files in vscode. This book can be used for intermediate python programmers and brand new programs. for the intermediate people, its a good refresher of the basics, and by the end you will definitely KNOW, KNOW them. I got this book in prep for new grad job applications, code assessments, game jams, and general practice. So I think you would do good to get this book at any level if you really want to get the basics down and know them!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2026
★★★★★ 5
One of the best Python books
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I bought 5 Python books as I needed to learn the language quickly for an upcoming project. Of all the books that I purchased, I found this one to be the best. It starts out with the basics and works its way through more complicated areas. Each chapter builds well upon the other. There is very little redundancy, and I was able to get through the book in about a week. I have a background in software development, so this book was able to show me how Python implements different concepts that I already knew, but I think a beginner would also be comfortable with the material.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Easy to follow
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Good book and easy to follow. Progression is well paced
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Honestly, I never thought I would enjoy studying this much!
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I was so grateful for this book's excellence that I opened the Amazon website during my break to write a review.
I wanted to brush up on my skills before taking my first Python class in the fall, so I was looking for a beginner's book I could study on my own over the summer. Since I had no coding experience, I needed a book that explained even the smallest details step-by-step. I've been studying with the goal of completing two chapters a week since August. I'm currently on Chapter 8, and it's been so much fun! Honestly, I never thought I would enjoy studying this much.
I spent two days on practice problem 8-8 (though I spent most of the time lying on the couch screaming, "Why can't I do this?" than actually solving the problem). However, after some time, I reconsidered and re-tested the problem, and today, on the third day, I finally figured out what the issue was! I resisted the urge to ask AI or look at the GitHub code the author had posted. Instead, I solely relied on the book to solve the problem. The information in the book was more than enough. I'm proud of myself!
If you're a beginner like me and just starting out with Python, I highly recommend this book! It seems unlikely I'll be able to finish all the remaining chapters and projects before the fall semester, but I'd like to take the time over the weekend to finish this book if possible. I have no doubt that the detailed, helpful explanations and systematic practice problems will help me solidify my fundamental Python coding skills.
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