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Posted by meneedit on Jul-24-2005 05:03:

Which two artists would you like to see team up and make an album?

I think "Royksopp" and "Boards Of Canada" could create a storm.


Posted by Magnetonium on Jul-24-2005 05:05:



Britney Spears and ... Slipknot ...



Just kidding, I hate them both.

Actually, I'd like

Juan Atkins and Paul Van Dyk.


Posted by Danny Ocean on Jul-24-2005 05:11:

Sultan and Digital Witchcraft..an artist album.


Posted by meneedit on Jul-24-2005 05:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Danny Ocean
an artist album.


yeah thats what I meant


Posted by kaymak on Jul-24-2005 06:27:

Sasha and Bono


Posted by Abhay on Jul-24-2005 06:44:

TIesto + armin

Tiesto + Ferry

Tiesto + Paul Van Dyk

Armin + Paul Van Dyk


Posted by sandstorm03 on Jul-24-2005 07:36:

digweed-Muir/liebing/lieb/josh wink/westbam/junk project/bt/Future Sound of London/justin scott dixon/bill hammel/nu nrg

& paul


Posted by TweeK on Jul-24-2005 07:49:

BT and Deepsky

That be:


Posted by D-res on Jul-24-2005 08:00:

quote:
Originally posted by TweeK


plus juan


Posted by Inertia on Jul-24-2005 08:05:

Maetrik & James Holden
Maetrik makes deep and dubby tech house, interspersed with some glitchy minimal tech. Holden, is well, Holden, and makes a great team with anyone really, but i'd be interested in seeing what would come out.

Petter & Nathan Fake
Petter is abstract, melodic, deep, with orientation towards acid. Nathan Fake is more aggressive, techier, electro influenced, and loves glitches. great combo IMO.

Gabriel Ananda & T. Raumschmiere
both of the german electro tendency, only where Ananda is aerial, melodic and uplifting, Raumschmiere is hard, gritty and pulsating. who knows?

Tiefschwarz & Alter Ego
2 teams. when Alter Ego remixes Tiefschwarz, it normally owns, so putting them together in the studio is only logical.

Marc Houle & Richie Hawtin
Marc makes what a few people have called "music from 2018". he is one of Richie's proteges as it is, recording under the m-nus label as a solo artist, and in the RSR team. combining him with the plastikman himself would probably create something quite interesting.

Mathew Jonson & Matthew Dear
the clash of the Mat(t)hews. both great. the last is higher pitched and gritter, while the first is darker and quirkier. hmmm.

Sweet Light & Frank Lorber
the ones responsible for 'Abusator', and this guy, which just rocks. i'm guessing they'd make a great team. Sweet Light more for the bassline, Lorber for the percussion and tech feel.

a million more, but i'm done for now.


Posted by retrobyte on Jul-24-2005 08:53:

Gabriel & Dresden and Armin van Buuren
now, before I get flamed...it'd probably be pretty damn cool. they got together for "Zocalo" and the result was pretty astounding. it wasn't one bit cheesy - it was beutifully intense and both parties got to show their edge. an artist album would definitely be a true work of art.

Markus Schulz and Timo Maas
I can't think of two better people to bring together for a great dark and moody progressive album. Timo Maas' spooky and deep sound with Markus' darker prog house feel would result in an album that would be quite the force to be reckoned with.

Sander Kleinenberg & Way Out West
hehe. a boy can only dream.


Posted by RebeL9 on Jul-24-2005 09:09:

Markus makes dark proghouse? Since when????


Posted by retrobyte on Jul-24-2005 09:24:

quote:
Originally posted by RebeL9
Markus makes dark proghouse? Since when????


not DARK. agh. you know what I'm saying. the adjectives aren't coming to me very easily at 5 in the morning.


Posted by RebeL9 on Jul-24-2005 09:36:

quote:
Originally posted by retrobyte
not DARK. agh. you know what I'm saying. the adjectives aren't coming to me very easily at 5 in the morning.


ah you must mean the opposite. slow fluffy proghouse?


Posted by retrobyte on Jul-24-2005 09:45:

quote:
Originally posted by RebeL9
ah you must mean the opposite. slow fluffy proghouse?


he may not be dark, but I'm fairly sure he's not fluffy. perhaps by most hader house/techno standards he's as soft as a bunny, but as prog goes I don't think he's one of the lighter ones.


Posted by RebeL9 on Jul-24-2005 10:32:

quote:
Originally posted by retrobyte
he may not be dark, but I'm fairly sure he's not fluffy. perhaps by most hader house/techno standards he's as soft as a bunny, but as prog goes I don't think he's one of the lighter ones.



I would say he plays in the light fluffy league.


Posted by Magnetonium on Jul-24-2005 11:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Abhay
TIesto + armin

Tiesto + Ferry

Tiesto + Paul Van Dyk

Armin + Paul Van Dyk


Tiesto, Ferry and Armin had already done mixed produictions, n00b hint: Major League, Vimana, Gouryella ...


Posted by bananas on Jul-24-2005 11:24:

ferry corsten and roni size, just cause it'd be interesting imho..


Posted by MarathonMan on Jul-24-2005 11:34:

Oliver Lieb & Charlie May

Try and top that bitches, ayeeeeeee!!!!!!


Posted by RebeL9 on Jul-24-2005 11:37:

quote:
Originally posted by MarathonMan
Oliver Lieb & Charlie May

Try and top that bitches, ayeeeeeee!!!!!!


ok I second that one :E


Posted by Philby on Jul-24-2005 12:37:

john 00 fleming and digital blonde hehe
or either of the above and oliver prime


Posted by tactik on Jul-24-2005 19:23:

Sasha & Damon Albarn


Posted by Floorfiller on Jul-24-2005 19:53:

quote:
Originally posted by MarathonMan
Oliver Lieb & Charlie May

Try and top that bitches, ayeeeeeee!!!!!!


best answer ev4r!!


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jul-24-2005 20:50:

Jay-Z, and Linkin Park. They should call their album Collision Course, or something.


Posted by basd on Jul-24-2005 20:56:

Apart from the fact that it probably wouldn't work out because they're both purists and perfectionists, which would cause tables flying through the window in no-time, I'd love to hear something produced by Hawtin and Mills together.


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