LABEL / PORTUGAL / 1990s

Good Mood Records

Connected to the organisation that pioneered Goa trance in Portugal and created Boom. PsyDB lists one release: Various Artists — TPP Ready To Take Off (GMR001, 2002), nine tracks, all exclusive to it.

GOA TRANCE / PSYTRANCE1 NO ÍNDICE-FONTEFONTE: Boom Festival + PsyDBREVISTO 03.09.2026

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1990sDOCUMENTED PERIOD
1RELEASES AT SOURCE
PTASSOCIATED COUNTRY

Connected to the organisation that pioneered Goa trance in Portugal and created Boom. PsyDB lists one release: Various Artists — TPP Ready To Take Off (GMR001, 2002), nine tracks, all exclusive to it.

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  1. DATABASE Good Mood Records — catalogue PsyDB

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  2. PRIMARY What Are the Roots of Boom? Boom Festival / Good Mood Lda

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