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Posted by Deeedeee on Nov-09-2006 08:12:

Derrick Carter - Where U At?

Posted by sherifyosti on Nov-09-2006 09:41:

PvD/Heppner:Wir sind Wir(Ambient Mix)
Kyau vs. Albert - R u fine
Markus Schulz - Without U (Coldharbour Mix) of the mix
Kuffdam & Plant - The Ones We Love (Dogzilla Remix)
pvd stormy skies

Posted by Dj_Skez on Nov-09-2006 13:18:

Leama And Moor Feat Rushmore - Distance between us (Original Mix)
Ray Wilson - Yet another day vs Suburban Train (Bootleg mash up)

Posted by shades_of_gray on Nov-09-2006 19:05:

Dave Matthews Band - Space Between (Dj Tiesto Remix)
Timo Maas - Ubik
Resistance D - You Were There (Thomas P Heckmann Remix)
Fischerspooner - Emerge
Dogzilla - Without You
Wolfsheim - Wundervoll (Blank & Jones Remix) [PvD Edit]
Quivver - Twist & Shout (Kostas K Remix)
Planet Funk - Who Said (Stuck In The UK) (Club Mix)
Green Velvet - La La Land (Zzino vs Filterheadz Remix)

Posted by fbgdavidson on Nov-09-2006 20:45:

quote:
Originally posted by GrimReaper
Ehh...

There isn't such a track. You probably mean UNKLE feat. Ian Brown - Reign (Way Out West Remix). F.E.A.R. (or Fear on some releases) is a track by Ian Brown, only remixed by UNKLE.

You're right, I meant F.E.A.R.

Posted by Rainborn on Nov-09-2006 21:05:

Joe Cocker - Marjorine
Duran Duran - Ordinary World
Simple Minds - Belfast Child
Anything by Peter Gabriel (Especially Sledgehammer, Solsbury Hill, Don't Give Up and Biko)
Mikael Wiehe - Hon Kom �ver �ngarna
Chemical Brothers - Hey Girls, Hey Boys (I always loved this track...)
PQM - You Are Sleeping

Holy shit... the list can go on forever...

Posted by Atom-B on Nov-09-2006 21:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Rainborn
Anything by Peter Gabriel (Especially Sledgehammer, Solsbury Hill,

and Games Without Frontiers

Posted by Rainborn on Nov-09-2006 21:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Atom-B
and Games Without Frontiers

Basically all of his stuff is pretty nice, but those 4 are my absolut favorites... Don't Give Up is just SHIZZLE CRACKIN DOUGH! Whatver that means-.

Posted by Quethas on Nov-09-2006 21:15:

Jori Hulkkonen Feat. Jerry Valuri - Lo-Fiction

Posted by sterilis on Nov-09-2006 21:43:

not a fan of male vocals but i liked:

tall paul vs inxs - precious heart.

Posted by sterilis on Nov-09-2006 21:43:

not a fan of male vocals but i liked:

tall paul vs inxs - precious heart.

Posted by medinaM5 on Nov-09-2006 21:51:

Lifelike & Kris Menace vs. Roland Clark - The First Time Disco

Posted by snowboarder45 on Nov-09-2006 23:57:

Greencourt feat. De/Vision - Shining (Marc Dawn mix)

Posted by all-nite-freak on Nov-10-2006 00:03:

not sure if its the right title because don't have the record with me here...
but green velvet-flash

Posted by lord falkland on Nov-10-2006 05:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Grrrrr
BT - Force of gravity

has to be up there somewhere for me

yeahh...4got to mention that one

Posted by MKpacha on Nov-10-2006 05:23:

tracking treasures down- gabriel and dresden

i kno i kno... but its true

Posted by Insomnia`SF on Nov-10-2006 06:35:

BT - Force of Gravity (ferry remix)

Posted by geroin on Nov-10-2006 10:15:

i can't believe no one mentioned this

armin van buuren - love you more

Posted by Prototrance on Nov-10-2006 13:03:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Loads. Too many. I give up.

EDIT: Although anyone who claims that male vocals hardly ever work in EDM seriously need to listen to more stuff.

Male vocals hardly ever work in EDM. Been into dance music since 1993, got over 10,000 vinyls and around 3000 albums. Should I listen to more?????????????????????

Exceptions are Hybrids new album 'I choose noise', some tracks by BT, Bossanova - Stonecold, Tiesto vs DMB - The space between, Morgan King - I'm Free EDIT - Jaimy vs Kenny D - Caught me running

My vote though goes to Blackwatch vs Quivver - Loveless.

Posted by Gauss on Nov-10-2006 13:42:

PQM - You Are Sleeping

Not a favorite, but still pretty good...

Posted by Rainborn on Nov-10-2006 13:43:

quote:
Originally posted by Gauss
PQM - You Are Sleeping

Not a favorite, but still pretty good...

I concur.

Velvet Morning by Kyau & Albert isn't bad either.

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Nov-10-2006 20:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Prototrance
Male vocals hardly ever work in EDM. Been into dance music since 1993, got over 10,000 vinyls and around 3000 albums. Should I listen to more?????????????????????

Are you telling me that they don't work when Underworld, Fluke, Faithless, The Chemical Brothers, The Prodigy, Stereo MC's, Fatboy Slim, Happy Mondays, Primal Scream, Leftfield, Pendulum, Massive Attack, New Order, The Shamen and The KLF (to name some blazingly obvious examples) have used them?

Posted by PETRAN on Nov-11-2006 02:23:

quote:

Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Are you telling me that they don't work when Underworld, Fluke, Faithless, The Chemical Brothers, The Prodigy, Stereo MC's, Fatboy Slim, Happy Mondays, Primal Scream, Leftfield, Pendulum, Massive Attack, New Order, The Shamen and The KLF (to name some blazingly obvious examples) have used them?

Well, Massive Attack are trip-hop (and hence no EDM, it doesn't matter that you find them in the "Dance" section in HMV...they are NOT edm,well i can't dance to them no matter how hard i try) and ofcourse...New Order are NO EDM , but a great synth-pop/new-wave band from the 80s which formed when the even greater Joy Division broke. They have the classic 80s synth-pop vocals, hence they work quite well. It's a crime to put New Order next to BLOODY prodigy , Shamen (Shame!), Fatboy Slim and Faithless...lol.

Posted by Danny Ocean on Nov-11-2006 12:56:

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Nov-11-2006 15:42:

quote:
Originally posted by PETRAN
Well, Massive Attack are trip-hop (and hence no EDM, it doesn't matter that you find them in the "Dance" section in HMV...they are NOT edm,well i can't dance to them no matter how hard i try) and ofcourse...New Order are NO EDM , but a great synth-pop/new-wave band from the 80s which formed when the even greater Joy Division broke. They have the classic 80s synth-pop vocals, hence they work quite well. It's a crime to put New Order next to BLOODY prodigy , Shamen (Shame!), Fatboy Slim and Faithless...lol.

Oh do fuck off. New Order have been remixed to utter death- they brought out an excellent LP of their remixes from the early 90s. I notice that Bernard Summer's vocals work just as well when they've been remixed as in their original form. And if you're going to deny Blue Monday a place as a crucial piece of dance music history... I'm baffled. The best selling 12" in history and utterly played out in clubs from the 80s to today.

Massive Attack are more downtempo, but it's not impossible to dance to trip-hop.

But mainly, I don't care if you like New Order more than Faithless- keep your fucking opinion out of objective discussion. Frankly I think Faithless are better than New Order, especially on the lyrical and production levels. And if you're going to ignore The Shamen's accomplishments before Mr C came in... more's the folly. But what you deem to be good or not doesn't change that they are all major names who've used male vocals well in dance music.

quote:
Originally posted by Danny Ocean
this is exactly why i hate the term EDM.

Trip Hop is a genre of Electronica.

I hate "electronica" just as much. Massive Attack were around long before American journalists coined that buzzword. Trip-hop is a British sub-genre of hip-hop.

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