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Good electronic music over 200 bpm

Is there?

Dunno about good but i kinda like Moby - Thousand, its suppose to be 1000bpm.

*waits for noisican*

"good" is a subjective term. i think a lot of frenchcore is good (many tracks are over 200bpm) but that doesn't mean squat.

ask noisician about hard fast bpm tracks, the man listens to the hardest music known to man.

I like Squarepusher's "Come On My Selector" and other works... that's pretty close to 200 BPM, I think. Also, some stuff like Venetian Snares in that "drill 'n' bass" camp.

to be completely honest, i am much more interested in the dark ambient/harsh noise/power electronics/death industrial kinds of sound nowadays. and most tracks in these genres don't even have a drum beat, let alone anything faster than 200.

suggest a CD, I want to buy one as a gag gift for a friend's birthday.

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Originally posted by torontotrance suggest a CD, I want to buy one as a gag gift for a friend's birthday.

Go get a Lustmord album. And when you find out that your friend hates it, send it to me.

I don't like your logic

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Originally posted by torontotrance suggest a CD, I want to buy one as a gag gift for a friend's birthday.

speedcore dandy xxx

I would have to hear music at that BPM to truly judge, but if it isn't a breakbeat I can almost guarantee I would hate it. I am starting to like D&B/Jungle, but I don't like when tracks are too hectic nor do I like hardcore. But that is just my preference. To each his/her own.

Yeah, well therein lies the rub, eh... because when you speed up breaks by 30-40 BPM (approx.), you do get Drum 'n' Bass. Hilarity ensues! At the tempo of 200 BPM, of course things are going to be hectic... although you could layer a mellow melody going half at speed on top and it'd still count based on the note divisions of the drums whizzing by like bullets and going ch-ch-ch...

Is there such thing as Happy Noisecore? I know there's healing noise therapy for those with hearing loss, but this is something else maybe?

It's actually amusing to play 33RPM breaks records on 45 every once in a while. For fun I made a "Crazy Fake Jungle Extravaganza" Cd, but I wouldn't do it live. Funny to hear "For an Angel" and "Heaven Scent" in d&b/jungle tempo though.

everyone defines "good" music slightly different, don't you think?

anyway, I kinda like fast early Hardcore things like:

Buzz Fuzz - Party ??? [205 BPM]
DJ Gizmo - End Of The Beginning (Rockit Remix) [205 BPM]
50% of The Dreamteam - The Thundertheme [210 BPM]
Da Hellweazle - The 2nd War In Heaven [220 BPM]

good bangin shit

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Originally posted by Nite-Mer It's actually amusing to play 33RPM breaks records on 45 every once in a while. For fun I made a "Crazy Fake Jungle Extravaganza" Cd, but I wouldn't do it live. Funny to hear "For an Angel" and "Heaven Scent" in d&b/jungle tempo though.

HAHAHA. Tru dat. Too funny.

The way I look at it, playing the music has to be fun. It has to be taken seriously, but to a certain limit. I want to come up with all sorts of joke titles for good cd's. For example, my friend and I made a progressive tag set called "Sockdrawer and Dickweed - Southern Exposures - Journeys". Not intended to knock on Sasha and Digweed at all, but, in my mind, pretty funny. Southern Exposures works on so many levels.

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Originally posted by torontotrance I don't like your logic

OMFGz its really you, *touches torontotrance*, you're not a clone

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