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Originally posted by TJB I wouldn't classify him as Tribal, especially after his set at Sonic.

he has produced his fair share of tribal tracks.

De Loren & Colors

Frank Maurel

Mike Morales

Adam Freemer

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Originally posted by slingshot he has produced his fair share of tribal tracks.

Well you learn something new every day, thanks ry

is there a difference between tribal and tribal house? lol

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Originally posted by rabbitjoker Esperanca really, really moved me the first time I heard it. Danny Tenaglia introduced me to the track and it instantly became one of my favorites of all time.

I'll never forget when he played that on Canada Day of 2004. He had just finished a 2 hour barrage of banging techy tribal when he played Esperanca. Shortly thereafter, he played Shapeshifters - Lola's Theme. = me

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Originally posted by jon jon is there a difference between tribal and tribal house? lol

tribal is the lazy mans way of describing tribal house.

!!!!!!!!!!!!Royal Drums!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Originally posted by slingshot tribal is the lazy mans way of describing tribal house.

To be fair there is tribal techno too

And yes. Shapeshifters - Lola's Theme (Victor Calderone remix) is

Thanks for great suggestions ppl.

Simon and Shaker and Peter Bailey are great picks...

I'm groovin to the 16 Bit Lolitas lately.. although not purely tribal they use some pretty cool percussion.

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Originally posted by slingshot D-Formation

+1

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Originally posted by Dennis Hahn Simon and Shaker and Peter Bailey are great picks... I'm groovin to the 16 Bit Lolitas lately.. although not purely tribal they use some pretty cool percussion.

16bit lolitas is not tribal at all, not even close

lol

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Originally posted by geroin 16bit lolitas is not tribal at all, not even close

Go back and read my post. I didn't say they were tribal.

Then go listen to Sedna and come back and tell me that isn't a tribal perc.

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Originally posted by Dennis Hahn Go back and read my post. I didn't say they were tribal. Then go listen to Sedna and come back and tell me that isn't a tribal perc.

i clearly read what you wrote, you said "although not purely tribal..."

this is sedna
http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF225048-01-01-01.mp3

and i fail to see any tribal resemblance in it and any of their other tracks.

not even the percussion is "tribally"... Dennis, are you talking about a remix of it maybe?

16Bit Lolitas and Tribal is a complete oxymoron.

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Originally posted by geroin Cytric

anyways
listen to this guys "Don't You Want Some More?" track on his myspace
just came out, fucking amazing

DJ Escape
some of Junior Vasquez older productions are good.

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Originally posted by jon jon not even the percussion is "tribally"... Dennis, are you talking about a remix of it maybe?

Nope, that's the remix that I play. I don't know if you've ever heard it on a system (you likely have, you go out more than I do!) but I personally notice the percs resemble a cool tribal beat when the track really kicks in.

But again, I realize that they aren't a tribal act, hense my original post. I just mentioned that I'm listening to them lately and Yohan MAY like them if he likes tribal house because I find the two sounds go together quite well.

It appears as though I have hijacked this thread. Sorry. As you were people!

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Originally posted by Dennis Hahn But again, I realize that they aren't a tribal act, hense my original post. I just mentioned that I'm listening to them lately and Yohan MAY like them if he likes tribal house because I find the two sounds go together quite well.

I'm quite aware of 16bit lolitas. Puppet Show is decent tune as well.

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Originally posted by rabbitjoker Moth

amazing, this is 100% DDTT

http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF202993-01-02-01.mp3

Moth - Deep, Dark And Dirty

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