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Posted by nz-fan on Jun-25-2007 08:11:

hmmmmmmm

Galen Behr (NL)

Manuel Le Saux (IT)

I�m glad to see both the next month live


Posted by kush paintings on Jun-27-2007 04:47:

I know Im constantly pumping his tires, but Coded Audio does some of the best and most consistent chill-out mixes I have ever heard and they are all available for free here.


Posted by Gillis maximus on Jun-27-2007 23:40:

Rowan Blades


Posted by vinnie97 on Jul-30-2007 09:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Nayil
Kilowatts

+10, really surprised to see this fellow mentioned here actually but he focuses on producing and live PAs more than anything.

In case it hasn't been mentioned, I've always found Jody Wisternoff to be deserving of more fame.

Hybridized holds the proof of genius of both aforementioned artists.


Posted by DJLafleur on Jul-30-2007 09:37:

Hey nice to see my thread bumped again. Im gonna have go and say airbase is a little underatted. i dig his music(well maybe hes not but i dont see too much of him anyway)


Posted by DJLafleur on Aug-11-2007 20:37:

bump again =)

anyone know the bass sick boyz?


Posted by WardC on Aug-12-2007 21:03:

Misstress Barbara - once of the best Techno DJs I know, but she gets little attention for as good as she is, she's a French Canadian with an attitude, and she knows how to rock.


http://www.misstressbarbara.com


http://www.iturnem.com


Posted by nefardec on Aug-12-2007 21:16:

she's actually sicilian

who lives in french canada


and yes she played quite a set when i saw her this summer


Posted by DJ Dingel on Aug-12-2007 21:21:

quote:
Originally posted by WardC
Misstress Barbara


Old school Barbara with pounding fast techno or new school Barbara with slower minimal-leaning Border Community stuff?


Posted by Clovis on Aug-12-2007 21:26:

Re: Re: Re: There are a lot...

quote:
Originally posted by chesco
As for laurent he is possibly one of the best thought of dj's in the scene, hardly "underrated"


For how amazing he is, he is still very under-rated. Alot of people have never heard of him at all.


Posted by WardC on Aug-12-2007 21:34:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Dingel
Old school Barbara with pounding fast techno or new school Barbara with slower minimal-leaning Border Community stuff?


Yeah, I don't like this new electro-minimal kick she is on...at all. The hard, funky groovy techno (Marco Carola, Rino Cerrone) stuff she used to play helped her find a niche, and she can tear down a house when she rocks out with that stuff...her sets from Spain, her Awakenings sets from Holland, I Love Techno...Relentless Beats 1, 2, MB01, MB02 <---that's the shit I like...


Posted by chrisday on Aug-12-2007 22:53:

John Askew


Posted by gizzymcg on Aug-12-2007 23:05:

Orkidea for def. Why he doesnt play more at big events is beyond me.

Jon O'Bir even in Britian should be playing far bigger gigs than he does now.


Posted by SPANIARD on Aug-13-2007 00:00:

quote:
Originally posted by gizzymcg
Orkidea for def. Why he doesnt play more at big events is beyond me.

Jon O'Bir even in Britian should be playing far bigger gigs than he does now.

I can't answer for O'Bir but Orkidea does get some bigger gigs in N.America. Shame about O'Bir if that's true, he should be headlining.


Posted by DJLafleur on Oct-14-2007 04:08:

bump =)

Three Drives i just bought some of their tracks of their greatest hits album and im loving it
(i loved signs from the universe from asot 2004)


Posted by idoru on Oct-14-2007 06:46:

quote:
Originally posted by DJLafleur
bump =)

Three Drives i just bought some of their tracks of their greatest hits album and im loving it
(i loved signs from the universe from asot 2004)


This thread is about underrated DJs, not underrated producers. There's a disgustingly huge difference.


Posted by 16YearOlTerror on Oct-14-2007 07:07:

joris voorn
mr oizo


Posted by DJLafleur on Oct-14-2007 14:55:

quote:
Originally posted by idoru
This thread is about underrated DJs, not underrated producers. There's a disgustingly huge difference.


yeah ive kinda changed that now it can be about producers and or DJ's =)


Posted by Sand Leaper on Oct-14-2007 15:38:

Max Duley


Posted by GoSpeedGo! on Oct-14-2007 15:42:

Jacek Sienkiewicz


Posted by TrancePharoah on Oct-15-2007 17:09:

Mo-Shic
Kintar & Rex
Matt Hardwick

Yet my favourite DJ, who never fails to please (live or not) is John 00 Fleming (assuming that hes not everyone's no.1 already; hes underrated...).


Posted by Dojomaster26 on Oct-15-2007 20:50:

+ a big 1 on Derrick May and the rest of the Techno pioneers.

Why did Derrick have to play at a school gymnasium when he came to play @ Chapel Hill? The really sad part was that there were about 30 people at the show, which was one of the best shows of my life! Stacey Pullen opened and delivered an amazing set, then Derrick came on and completely blew the few people that were there away!

Before the show Stacey and Derrick did a presentation/QA session on campus about the roots of Techno. After the show I got to hang out with them at the local afterhours (eating chips with a legend = priceless). Both Derrick and Stacey were really nice guys, and seemed like a couple of guys that I would invite over for dinner.

The really sad part about the night was that 50 feet away (literally) from the gym where Derrick was bangin it out, there was a student commons area. All of the students there either had no clue who Derrick was (?!?) or were too busy studying/doing a paper/etc to walk 50 feet to see the pioneer of Techno. The students got in for free for Christ's sake!

Also, DJ Z-Trip deserves a mention here. He made me like Hip-Hop again (good non-MTV Hip-Hop), but I almost never hear about him on TA...


Posted by winston on Oct-15-2007 21:49:

Derrick May's def a legend, sir.


Posted by rizo on Oct-15-2007 22:34:

Taj! Always banging it out at 1015 in SF on Saturdays after headliners. I think even Clovis said he was good at a previous SF Love Fest/Parade in a thread one time

Dirtyhertz is awesome too! When him and Taj opened for Ferry, Ferry asked him for his closing track which was his remix of Halcyon + on + on


Posted by RJT on Oct-15-2007 22:43:

Re: Re: Re: Re: There are a lot...

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis
For how amazing he is, he is still very under-rated. Alot of people have never heard of him at all.


I really don't understand what the appeal of Garnier is at all, his visit to the U.S. this fall seems to be as overhyped as Prydz.

Maybe I've just heard the wrong sets or something, but his flow, mixing, and track selection all just seemed to be a bit spotty in the few I've listened to.


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