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Fav Early 90's Artist Albums

I was going through my old albums, and I just love:

Jam and Spoon - Tripomatic Fairytales 2001
BT - IMA
Chemical Brothers - Exit Planet Dust


I really want to hear that old unrefined EDM sound. Who has more suggestions?

NO MIX ALBUMS!

Orbital - In Sides

Dance 2 Trance - Moon Spirits
Art of Trance - Deeper than Deep

Cybotron - Clear (1990)
Hardfloor - TB Resuscitation (1993)
Model 500 - Classics (1993)

Don't know if this counts as early 90's but Voodoo People by Prodigy is amaaaaazing!

B.G. The Prince Of Rap - The Time Is Now


No, really! Fine, don't believe me.

Underworld - Dubnobasswithmyheadman
Orbital - In Sides
L.S.G. - Rendezvous In Outer Space
Pete Namlook & Richie Hawtin - From Within
The Source Experience - Different Journeys
System 7 - 777
Hallucinogen - Twisted
Eat Static - Abduction
Global Communication - 76:14
Der Dritte Raum - Mental Modulator
The Orb - Orbus Terrarum
Astralasia - Whatever Happened To Utopia?

Just to mention a few....

thank you keep them coming!

Now to actually find all these treasures!

Prodigy - Music For The Jilted Generation
Orbital - Brown Album
Leftfield - Lefism
Amorphous Androgynous - Tales of Ephidrena (if I've spelled all that right I'm a genius)
The Future Sound of London - Lifeforms
Engima - The Cross of Changes
Primal Scream - Screamadelica
BT - Ima

Am I the only one who thinks that "In Sides" is over-rated to fuck then? Not to mention being from 1996, which is hardly "early 90s".

EDIT: I spelled the comment about spelling wrong. Sigh.

Speedy J - G Spot
Ken Ishii - Innerelements
Solar Quest - Orgship
FSOL - Lifeforms
Spicelab - A Day On Our Planet
Sun Electric - Kitchen
Young American Primitive - Young American Primitive

To add a few to the already mentioned:

Spicelab - Lost In Spice
Tranceparents - The Family Album
Orbital - Snivilisation
Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 85-92
Carl Craig - Landcruising
Liquid - Culture
Sven V�th - Accident In Paradise
Salt Tank - ST4 (Laguna Calorado)
Altern 8 - Full On .. Mask Hysteria >> tho i don't even have this! AARGH! I want!
Resistance D - Ztringz Of Life
Union Jack - There Will Be No Armageddon
Alter Ego - Alter Ego

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Young American Primitive - Young American Primitive

Rarer than rocking horse shit, i'd do anything to get my hands on this!

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Originally posted by MarathonMan Rarer than rocking horse shit, i'd do anything to get my hands on this!

Plus one. It doesn't help that John Digweed likes to hype the fuck out of it every time people ask him about his personal favourites.

Dynamix II - The Album
Techmaster P.E.B. - Bass Computer
Power Supply - Bass Boom Bottom

Man With No Name - Moment of Truth

1996 though.

just a few off the top of my head, most on fax+

Atom Heart - B�
Sequential - Sequential
4 Voice - 4 Voice
Limelight - Limelight

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Am I the only one who thinks that "In Sides" is over-rated to fuck then?

Yes.

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Not to mention being from 1996, which is hardly "early 90s".

And 1994 is? (MFTJG) Or 1995? (Leftism)

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Originally posted by MarathonMan Rarer than rocking horse shit, i'd do anything to get my hands on this!

yep, it's rare and i have been trying to get it but failed every time. what a good album. and such complexness. but yeah, i'll just hope it'll fall out of the sky into my hands someday or something

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery And 1994 is? (MFTJG) Or 1995? (Leftism)

Yeah, because if you round to the nearest decade, those two hit 1990, where as In Sides hits 2000. So pray tell me how the fuck an album released in the second half of the decade is "early 90s"?

And I forgive Leftism, despite being on the usual round-up limit of '95, because a lot of it was released before then.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Yeah, because if you round to the nearest decade, those two hit 1990, where as In Sides hits 2000. So pray tell me how the fuck an album released in the second half of the decade is "early 90s"? And I forgive Leftism, despite being on the usual round-up limit of '95, because a lot of it was released before then.

Called me up on a technicality. Well played

Both are closer to the middle of the decade rather than the start/beginning of it though, so bleh to you.

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Both are closer to the middle of the decade rather than the start/beginning of it though, so bleh to you.

True, but a lot of people prior to me did the same. I just thought it was pushing it a bit to go into 1996.

Anyway... I don't rate In Sides. This isn't an anti-Orbital dig because I'm a big Orbital fan, but In Sides really didn't live up to the hype for me. The first four tracks are awesome, but then it starts to get lost, and the 26 minute, two-act epic Out There Somewhere is just self-indulgent wankery.

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Originally posted by Psy-T just a few off the top of my head, most on fax+ Sequential - Sequential

^ Mint record

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J True, but a lot of people prior to me did the same. I just thought it was pushing it a bit to go into 1996. Anyway... I don't rate In Sides. This isn't an anti-Orbital dig because I'm a big Orbital fan, but In Sides really didn't live up to the hype for me. The first four tracks are awesome, but then it starts to get lost, and the 26 minute, two-act epic Out There Somewhere is just self-indulgent wankery.

It is a bit excessive, yeah, but it was the first album that came to mind. I'll give this a bit more thought and post again later...

Speaking of YAP, I had the chance to buy their album for 100 bucks. Needless to say, I told the seller to go fuck himself. (though in nicer fashion).

Never shall I pay that much for an only "good" album.

As for on topic, hm, well, they've all been mentioned.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Yeah, because if you round to the nearest decade, those two hit 1990, where as In Sides hits 2000.

If you round 1995 to the nearest decade, it hits 2000. Learn some elementary maths before you make bombastic statements.

Either way, what's the big fuss about? In Sides clearly falls into the same category of music as other "early 90s" stuff, it's not like there's some "magic" line there.

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