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I went to a halloween party this year in west Kerry plenty of those younger than me were on mushrooms or E. Eventually the music got better, one poor guy became nominated dj via his iphone. He put this on then flicked on to the next track after 2 bars.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fki4TySQqc0

He soon switched back as to my shame I ran up and told him that if he didnt I would cut his head off, not my finest moment, but worth it. Great album, all the videos are great too

james garner wrote:

iarmhiman wrote:Sam

Remember this blast from the past?

Slam - Lifetimes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xxlMBsdu8I

Tune!!!!!!

slam, awesome

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4dSRpSnPOU
positive education. one of the first tracks I heard in a club that really turned me on to dance music

Loving these two techno jams from Andre Winter:

https://soundcloud.com/senso-sounds/and ... -senso-024
https://soundcloud.com/senso-sounds/and ... -senso-024

james garner wrote:Missile records circa mid 90s, Tim Taylor; planet of the drums. Still love it. 'Banging techno' but so much quality

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZwGPQ5mGHU

Just to add to this post, planet of the drums 06, many a night was improved with this.

This thread has me revisiting all sorts.

from the wizard himself - Jeff Mills (still the ultimate, live at the liquid rooms, still blows me away, my most listened to album)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KevUFO2moZI

Dave Clark Red 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SB5h5Z8peDs

Green velvet - so many mixes, but danny Tenaglia the best one

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uY3Zngfk80o

now to go back a bit more, a bit of house:

Lil louis, who recorded his girlfriends orgasm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Y8w2W1uy2A

A Yank who was there at the height of rave - Moby

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o72NpKj0nxw

Jamie principle - i need your love, the original, original. The Frankie knuckles version also rocks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kup0BdoLzbg


still the best ever electronic/dance/techno/house track - Derrick May, rhythm is rhythm = strings of life. 1987 yet still sounds fresh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GnFvdaEl2Q



and to chill it all out - future sound of london - Papua new guinea

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAvHjoLxxh8

and chime..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXU5Rxc3vBQ



and its time I stopped before I pull an all nighter on you tube

Great choices ^^^

I'm currently pushing my way through some of John Digweed's "Live In..." sets.

Unbelievable techno. The ending to his mammoth Montreal set is some of the best music I've ever heard.

assfly wrote:Great choices ^^^

I'm currently pushing my way through some of John Digweed's "Live In..." sets.

Unbelievable techno. The ending to his mammoth Montreal set is some of the best music I've ever heard.

Tbh I would never have considered digweed as techno when I was younger, will have to check it out

For the ultimate in funky, wierd techno

Christian vogel

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nj1JzQL9xRg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGqihrt ... DA3753F433

Missile records at their peak

Seneca of the Night wrote:Old school Detroit mix:

https://www.mixcloud.com/woebot/force-f ... o-1985-95/

oh, that is very good

some eddie flashin folkes, r-tyme, Kevin Saunderson, Model 500, Robert Hood etc etc. Very UR

james garner wrote:For the ultimate in funky, wierd techno

Christian vogel

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nj1JzQL9xRg

but i did forget about Neil Landstrumm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UxcPuFaNAQ

james garner wrote:Tbh I would never have considered digweed as techno when I was younger, will have to check it out

I suppose some would call it more progressive house, if you also consider that techno can also cover the likes of Dave Clarke, Jeff Mills and Nick Warren. But I try not get involved in the debate about labels, and just enjoy the music.

I only really listen to full sets these days, that's where the real talent of a DJ comes out.

Over the Christmas holidays one of my friends reminded me of this:

Thomas Schumacher, when I rock. It has a certain level of cheese but still a great track
https://youtu.be/Yho723EH34U

assfly wrote:

james garner wrote:Tbh I would never have considered digweed as techno when I was younger, will have to check it out

I suppose some would call it more progressive house, if you also consider that techno can also cover the likes of Dave Clarke, Jeff Mills and Nick Warren. But I try not get involved in the debate about labels, and just enjoy the music.

I only really listen to full sets these days, that's where the real talent of a DJ comes out.

You are right, it's all about the music, not the label.

Digweed was progressive house/trance. Not a chance was he techno.

Anyway, one from EMMANUEL TOP

Leinsterman wrote:Digweed was progressive house/trance. Not a chance was he techno.

Anyway, one from EMMANUEL TOP

He was certainly not trance.

assfly wrote:

Leinsterman wrote:Digweed was progressive house/trance. Not a chance was he techno.

Anyway, one from EMMANUEL TOP

He was certainly not trance.

Trance went through various guises, I remember when trance was man with no name, whatever happened to him!

https://youtu.be/_mEmb9-Xssg

Goa trance..

Acid trance, was that a thing? Remember a lot of liberator djs and Dave the drummer, i remember rediscovering them many years after first hearing them when I moved to hackney.

https://youtu.be/dtQcoej6lJg

Funny bit was that just before hearing this track for the first time I did walk from homerton to hackney Wick in search of a free party which I found, but I was old/wise enough not to have the full list of inebriators described in the track, just 2 cans of beer for me that night.

This could be classed as comedy dance music based on the lyrics..

james garner wrote:Acid trance, was that a thing? Remember a lot of liberator djs and Dave the drummer, i remember rediscovering them many years after first hearing them when I moved to hackney.

https://youtu.be/dtQcoej6lJg

Funny bit was that just before hearing this track for the first time I did walk from homerton to hackney Wick in search of a free party which I found, but I was old/wise enough not to have the full list of inebriators described in the track, just 2 cans of beer for me that night.

This could be classed as comedy dance music based on the lyrics..

great lyrics

My only dabble in trance was Paul van Dyk and Tiesto. This was when they played that mind-blowing euphoric trance, rather than the stuff they do now (everything seems to have a female singing a love song in it).

Went to a couple of psytrance parties in London which was good fun, but at the risk of sounding old I find it hard to differentiate one psytrance track from the other, it all sounds the same to me.

assfly wrote:

james garner wrote:Acid trance, was that a thing? Remember a lot of liberator djs and Dave the drummer, i remember rediscovering them many years after first hearing them when I moved to hackney.

https://youtu.be/dtQcoej6lJg

Funny bit was that just before hearing this track for the first time I did walk from homerton to hackney Wick in search of a free party which I found, but I was old/wise enough not to have the full list of inebriators described in the track, just 2 cans of beer for me that night.

This could be classed as comedy dance music based on the lyrics..

great lyrics

My only dabble in trance was Paul van Dyk and Tiesto. This was when they played that mind-blowing euphoric trance, rather than the stuff they do now (everything seems to have a female singing a love song in it).

Went to a couple of psytrance parties in London which was good fun, but at the risk of sounding old I find it hard to differentiate one psytrance track from the other, it all sounds the same to me.

Yeh psytrance was very repetitive, I often found the same with drum n bass nights, after 20 minutes I would be thinking, it's a good track but it's only 1 track.

But this one rocked

https://youtu.be/l2KZoWLot0g

Look for videos on YouTube of any stuff by Noom Records for some acid trance, e.g.

TRES CHIC

I remember this documentary being pretty fansinating

https://youtu.be/rw-tRL9PUNg

Pump up the volume: interesting explorations in the start of house, techno and the explosion of acid house

DAVID HOLMES AT HIS BEST ... still always was an ignorant sod though.

Sven Väth - Dein Schweiss

Johannes Heil - The Chains of Babylon



Something a little different -

Vitalic - Bluesy Tuesday

Takkyu Ishino - Anna - Letmein Letmeout (Christopher Just's Remix)

Leinsterman wrote:DAVID HOLMES AT HIS BEST ... still always was an ignorant sod though.

David holmes

PornDog wrote:Sven Väth - Dein Schweiss

Johannes Heil - The Chains of Babylon



Something a little different -

Vitalic - Bluesy Tuesday

Takkyu Ishino - Anna - Letmein Letmeout (Christopher Just's Remix)

Sven !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vGPyznu-Ys

Upbeat, funky dance tune, brings me back to festival season.

dave angel = fever, what a track

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWb3K56ImvA

Floppykid wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vGPyznu-Ys

Upbeat, funky dance tune, brings me back to festival season.

enjoyed that, very 70s

james garner wrote:

Floppykid wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vGPyznu-Ys

Upbeat, funky dance tune, brings me back to festival season.

enjoyed that, very 70s

It's got a bit of a disco vibe alright.

The Orb - Perpetual Dawn

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-z2yxw1MXs

Ambient chill kind of dance tune.
Moonboots the Life aquatic.
https://youtu.be/Cj9_3TzRlbs

Been loving some Township Rebellion lately. Great 3 hr set: https://soundcloud.com/township-rebelli ... -blau-2018

I see Todd Terry on Saturday night, really good

https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast ... spx?id=623

Underground Resistance mix - still relevant, but they may have mellowed their outlook. Mixing in a bit of aretha and at 1.30 there is a great guitar lick

james garner wrote:https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast ... spx?id=623

Underground Resistance mix - still relevant, but they may have mellowed their outlook. Mixing in a bit of aretha and at 1.30 there is a great guitar lick

Thanks for sharing. Been listening to a lot of Detroit techno lately.

And on the complete other end of the spectrum, I recommend checking out Henry Saiz on YouTube. He's released a series of short videos showing the inspiration and making behind each track on his new album. Very cool stuff

Currently I’m well into Adam Beyer mixes

Sam:

We were talking about the summer of 1995. I was too young to go to this but remember it being played live on RTE:

This is sick by Orbital:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UNnpUXV9QE

Another class live 95 video :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKpsvy2FqHM