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Posted by Agent Smith on Nov-02-2005 02:10:

M.A.N.D.Y., DJ T and the rest of the Get Physical boys.

Aw yeah.

Posted by aerial on Nov-02-2005 02:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Estella
Sandleaper and Alpha are always in the know.

You don't have to tell me.

Posted by harriz on Nov-02-2005 02:18:

quote:
Originally posted by ctprincess
totally into the minimal/techno scene

the past weekend saw magda and hawtin

Was it 100 % off ableton?
How did you like the show?

I would love to see hawtin & magda

Half off fs2, half off ableton
Teasing stuff into his set
fucking with the soundsystem paning shit left & right
No wander he ranked so high in their crappy commercial poll...
Thanks to him & Villalobos people are starting to get this

Posted by varun on Nov-02-2005 03:25:

quote:
Originally posted by harriz
ken Ishii is the most underrated producer.
The music he is putting out is outstanding yet people dont know about him...

I saw him live in Bangkok. The place was PACKED. Every track he belted out was full of energy. The guy is amazing live. Quite an experience to see him.

Posted by Estella on Nov-02-2005 03:55:

I'm always on the look out for tunes by

Gaetano Parisio
Rhythim is Rhythim
Villalobos
Derrick May
Johannes Heil
Heiko Laux
Stanny Franssen
Dave Angel
Marco Carola

Heres some quality from a friend:

Andy Stott - Credit
Blakkat - Blakkat (medic mix)

Right now I'm getting into Garniers earlier works and am loving the journey

Honestly though, is there any track more pristine than Choice - Acid Eiffel? The records broke.

Posted by Estella on Nov-02-2005 04:04:

quote:
Originally posted by ctprincess
totally into the minimal/techno scene

the past weekend saw magda and hawtin

WOOOOOO HAAA !!

I think you and I are the only felines that can HANDLE the

BOOM and

umff sss umff sss umff sss umff sss

Posted by bobba lou on Nov-02-2005 04:13:

girls that like the click beep b00m.. are always great.

Posted by nchs09 on Nov-02-2005 04:15:

the minimal leave it for zee house.. a couple of minimal tracks in and out are good... but dont call it minimal techno... its good and all but thats not real techno

Posted by NuDarkBeat on Nov-02-2005 04:33:

i like more of the newer minimalistic styles of techno but i really dont have the slightest idea of where to start or even to whats good or not...i dont know if trentmoller and thomas schumacher type stuff would be considered minimal.

Posted by Renzo on Nov-02-2005 04:37:

Minimal owns you.

Posted by harriz on Nov-02-2005 04:48:

quote:
Originally posted by NuDarkBeat
i like more of the newer minimalistic styles of techno but i really dont have the slightest idea of where to start or even to whats good or not

Kompakt mp3 would be a good starting point
Start with the Kompakt total series.
Some stuff is housier other more is towards the techno side of things.

log in to http://www.kompakt-net.com/ and look at the ''news'' section
and the ''mp3'' section. Listen and if you hear something you like buy it.
If there is a new minimal track, that is good, most of the time its there on vinyl.
I do downloading from them frequently.
And using the news section I see what is out there and use beatport
or download straight from the labels,
or buy the 12'' using any us recordstore.
I would highly recomend that site as a starting point to all things minimal

Posted by aerial on Nov-02-2005 05:25:

quote:
Originally posted by harriz
Kompakt mp3 would be a good starting point
Start with the Kompakt total series.
Some stuff is housier other more is towards the techno side of things.

log in to http://www.kompakt-net.com/ and look at the ''news'' section
and the ''mp3'' section. Listen and if you hear something you like buy it.
If there is a new minimal track, that is good, most of the time its there on vinyl.
I do downloading from them frequently.
And using the news section I see what is out there and use beatport
or download straight from the labels,
or buy the 12'' using any us recordstore.
I would highly recomend that site as a starting point to all things minimal

Kompakt is complete fluff nowadays. I'd also stay away from Dominik Eulberg for the most part, he's going in the same direction as James Holden and Nathan Fake... yuck.

Posted by Allied Nations on Nov-02-2005 05:46:

quote:
Originally posted by aerial
Kompakt is complete fluff nowadays. I'd also stay away from Dominik Eulberg for the most part, he's going in the same direction as James Holden and Nathan Fake... yuck.

I dont think so, but you could have a point, however, i dont see anything wrong with fake or holden....

Posted by harriz on Nov-02-2005 05:53:

quote:
Originally posted by dinoXpress
I dont think so, but you could have a point, however, i dont see anything wrong with fake or holden....

Holden is fucking brilliant.

Posted by Allied Nations on Nov-02-2005 07:42:

quote:
Originally posted by harriz
Holden is fucking brilliant.

We have a winner.

Posted by basd on Nov-02-2005 07:54:

quote:
Originally posted by harriz
Holden is fucking brilliant.

He is, I like that whole Border Community sound. At least for home listening purposes..

When going out, nothing beats a good Rumenige & Loktibrada-type offbeat set. Wondering how much of you here are into THAT stuff..

Posted by harriz on Nov-02-2005 07:56:

quote:
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We have a winner.

No seriously, people associate Holden with the progressive genre
but its not thats not the case at all.
All that was like 5 tears ago.
He is putting out some great minimal music these days.

Posted by Allied Nations on Nov-02-2005 08:02:

quote:
Originally posted by harriz
No seriously, people associate Holden with the progressive genre
but its not thats not the case at all.
All that was like 5 tears ago.
He is putting out some great minimal music these days.

wtf is progressive anyways?

And the "prog" he has put out or our mixed has always owned all the other prog out there.

Posted by chesco on Nov-02-2005 11:59:

Posted by Elior on Nov-02-2005 16:11:

I always wanted to listen to some techno, but never got the chance to search for stuff like that.

I'd like to hear some Tech-House or Minimal, on the more Tribal-istic side, would appriciate any reccomendations

Posted by gurra on Nov-02-2005 19:28:

ok, I'm pretty deep into techno too. Mainly tribal or swedish sound with high funkfactor or good atmosphere, and electro or acid influences are most welcome.

Some of my favs (includes some techhouse)...

Alexi Delano - Acid Burning
Andrew McLauchlan - Love Story (Re-Edit)
Adam Beyer & Henrik B - Identify Yourself
Cari Lekebusch - Dance Of Light + Exed Out
Funk D'Void - Diabla (Heavenly Mix)
Joel Mull & Peter Benisch - Luminosity
Mauro Picotto & Riccardo Ferri - Greens
Phil Kieran - I Love You (Beyer & Lenk Mix)
Technasia - Nebula Dance
The Mantis - Renegade
Urban Warrior - Darkwark (Electron Edit)

Posted by basd on Nov-02-2005 20:11:

Another fine example of a tune exactly fitting my taste:

Portion Reform - Shift worker [DOWNWARDS 001]

Too bad the rest of the 2x12" doesn't come close in terms of quality.. Don't really feel like buying it just for this one.

Posted by Arno F on Nov-02-2005 20:16:

The guy i'm liking at the moment is Luciano, awesome remixes for Argy - Love Dose and Ronald Wruhme - Wortkabular, i love his style, minimal with a groovy feeling

Goin to see Paul Kalkbrenner later this month, his productions are allways solid

Posted by Snooper on Nov-02-2005 20:27:

I enjoy techno as well, including some minimal/tech house stuff (Trentem�ller, Basic Channel, Kalle M, T. Raumschmiere +++). Minimal gets a little boring in the long run though. In the more full-on kind of techno some of my favourite artists include Speedy J, Richie Hawtin, Thomas P. Heckmann, Laurent Garnier, Luke Slater, Pascal F.E.O.S. and Marco Carola.

Posted by Allied Nations on Nov-03-2005 05:12:

marco carrola rocks!

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