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Surgeon live set and does anyone know any good techno podcasts

I couldn't find the proper techno thread that was on here ages ago, and I thought this set deserved its own hype anyway.

I was lucky enough to see Surgeon live last saturday here in Sydney, and it frankly destroyed my brain

Seriously some of the best music I've heard in an age, and I go out every weekend, often 2-3 times. It was the first music I'd heard in ages that made me think there might be something to this dance music thing still, so I thought I'd post it up here for your enjoyment, so that the gospel of techno can be spread to all and sundry amen.

http://dj-surgeon.blogspot.com/2010...ralia-23rd.html

Does anyone have anthing similar to this thats been released recently? I've been looking for a good Techno podcast for a while in particular. I've come across the CLR one, but its not quite raw enough for me.

did you pick up Fabric 53 yet?

check out christain arango podcast - pretty entertaining.

The Chris Liebing CLR podcast perhaps?

I quite like bas mooy as well as surgeon, he does some nice live sets.

^^^ Wow, just downloaded a set and phwoar! Very similar to surgeon indeed. Maybe not quite as industrial but definately on the right track for what I want.

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Originally posted by Scoops did you pick up Fabric 53 yet?

Yep. Theres some good stuff on there but not quite as hard as his live set. Still enjoyable though.

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Originally posted by Johan (DJ Irish) The Chris Liebing CLR podcast perhaps?

Yeah, as I said, not quite raw, fast and hard enough for me from what I've heard...

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Originally posted by TaurusNYY check out christain arango podcast - pretty entertaining.

Will do, haven't listened to this one yet

Keep the suggestions rolling chaps!

Blind Spot Podcast http://podcast.blindspotshow.co.uk/

Check some mixes by Inigo Kennedy

or some of this http://www.exium-music.com

Suffice to say haven't heard of many techno artists either so I'm also quite interested in results in this thread. Also, well if you like bas mooy then maybe check out the other guys on audio assault
Jeroen Liebrichts
Exium
and Go Hiyama

Woo York also have some podcasts and/or sets to download here:

http://wooyork.com/

Oh and I 2nd the Blind Spot tip a few posts up

Some good results coming out of this thread.

I've just run across some AWESOME labels having gone through Bas Mooly's back catalogue. Planet Rhythm have some devastating stuff

I think you should check out some Adam Beyer as well especially if you found Chris Liebig to be a little light. Not sure if Adam has a podcast but he does have some radio show online, can find some stuff on soundcloud as well. -

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Originally posted by kitphillips Some good results coming out of this thread. I've just run across some AWESOME labels having gone through Bas Mooly's back catalogue. Planet Rhythm have some devastating stuff

Planet Rhythm as been quality for a long while now

Also, on the so called Funky Techno Tip there's Vortechtral and his Techment Sessions:

http://vortechtral.co.uk/tmr/

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Originally posted by Johan (DJ Irish) Planet Rhythm as been quality for a long while now Also, on the so called Funky Techno Tip there's Vortechtral and his Techment Sessions: http://vortechtral.co.uk/tmr/

Theres heaps of old labels I don't really know about, because this sort of sound isn't that big in Sydney, its mainly boring generic tech house and the odd bit of "tech" which is really just rebranded electrotech half the time. So I'm still learning!

Will check out those names though, Funky techno is definately my thing.

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Originally posted by TaurusNYY I think you should check out some Adam Beyer as well especially if you found Chris Liebig to be a little light. Not sure if Adam has a podcast but he does have some radio show online, can find some stuff on soundcloud as well. -

Yeah, I'm very familiar with Beyer, Liebing, etc. I'm not sure what the difference in genre is between them and the surgeonish stuff I'm looking for is, maybe its a german vs british techno thing. There's definately a big difference in sound though, unless Beyer's stuff that I've heard hasn't really been representative...

Does anyone know what genre I'm talking about with Surgeon, Bas Mooy, Exium, Virgil Enzinger etc is?

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Originally posted by Johan (DJ Irish) Also, on the so called Funky Techno Tip there's Vortechtral and his Techment Sessions:

Haha, so called funky techno.
I'm completely at a loss as to how they coined that term 'funky techno' as a name for this sub-genre. There's absolutely jack shit funk to it really. I do like some of it though and it's not to say it's all bad music or anything.

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Originally posted by Teezdalien Haha, so called funky techno. I'm completely at a loss as to how they coined that term 'funky techno' as a name for this sub-genre. There's absolutely jack shit funk to it really. I do like some of it though and it's not to say it's all bad music or anything.

Hehe I know it's not exactly obvious but I guess that the bassline in some of the tracks could be called at least to be inspired by funk.

I enjoy the 'genre' just as I do a lot of other techno sub genres (minimal, hard, etc) but it's really all just techno for me

Personal Faves;

Inigo Kennedy, Phase, Grovskopa, Dead Baby In A Plastic Bag, Radial (Joreon Liebgrets), Exium, Bas Mooy, Planetary Assault Systems (Luke Slater), DJ Skirt, Ben Sims, James Ruskin, Oliver Ho, Christian Wunsch

Anything on Token

A mix by surgeon full of Surgeon and all the people related to Birmingham Techno, (link below tracklist)

00.00 : Surgeon - Atol (Downwards)
01.23 : Surgeon - Magneze (Downwards)
04.10 : Regis - ModelFriendship (Downwards)
05.06 : Surgeon - Badger Bite (Downwards)
06.43 : Regis - Speak To Me (Downwards)
09.53 : Surgeon - Optic (Downwards)
10.48 : Regis - Untitled (from Hard Eduction sampler) (Downwards)
11.44 : Regis - Baptism (Downwards)
12.40 : Regis - Adolescence (Downwards)
13.35 : Female - Gayscene (Downwards)
14.31 : Female - Angel Plaque (Downwards)
15.47 : Karl O'Connor & Peter Sutton - Guiltless (Tresor)
17.11 : Surgeon - Intro (Version II) (Tresor)
19.30 : Surgeon - Return (Tresor)
20.54 : Surgeon - Credence part 2 (Dynamic Tension)
22.45 : Surgeon - Credence part 4 (Dynamic Tension)
23.40 : User - User02 b1 (User Records)
24.36 : User - User03 a2 (User Records)
25.32 : User - User05 a1 (User Records)
26.28 : User - User06 d2 (User Records)
27.23 : Surgeon - La Real (Counterbalance)
28.40 : Surgeon - Waiting For Me (Counterbalance)
30.38 : Surgeon - Midnight Club Tracks part 1.1 (Counterbalance)
31.34 : Surgeon - Midnight Club Tracks part 2.1 (Counterbalance)
32.44 : Surgeon - Midnight Club Tracks part 2.2 (Counterbalance)
33.39 : Diversion Group - All Boys, No Girls (Downwards)
34.35 : Diversion Group - Shirts and Skins (Downwards)
35.02 : Surgeon - Setting The Scene (Dynamic Tension)
36.54 : Surgeon - Sleep (Ultra Violet) (Dynamic Tension)
40.09 : Surgeon - Death Before Surrender (Downwards)
42.00 : Surgeon - Another Body (Counterbalance)
43.23 : Surgeon - Prowler (Counterbalance)
45.29 : Surgeon - Exhibit (Counterbalance)
48.16 : Surgeon - Shaper Of The Unknown (Counterbalance)
49.11 : Karl O'Connor, Peter Sutton & Ian J. Richardson - Death Head Said (Downwards)
50.35 : Regis & Ian J. Richardson - Untergang (Sandwell District)
51.58 : Regis - Get On Your Knees (Downwards)
53.04 : Regis - White Stains (Downwards)
53.32 : Vandross - Hurt Me I'm Waiting (Female RMX) (Sandwell District)
55.24 : Paul Bailey - Saturday Boy (Surgeon RMX) (1881 Records)
57.57 : Paul Bailey - Informantion Illusion (Rodz-Konez)
59.20 : British Murder Boys - Learn Your Lesson (Counterbalance)
62.35 : British Murder Boys - Don't Give Way To Fear part 2 (Counterbalance)
63.30 : British Murder Boys - Fist (Downwards)
64.26 : British Murder Boys - Father Loves Us (Counterbalance)
67.13 : British Murder Boys - Anti Inferno (Counterbalance)
69.32 : Surgeon - Klonk part 2 (Dynamic Tension)
71.23 : Surgeon - Untitled 2.3 (Counterbalance)
73.43 : Surgeon - Untitled 3.2 (Counterbalance)

http://www.paradigmx.com/other/surgeon_birmingham.mp3


I could be writing you lists all day, but I have work.

Ah yes, got to 2nd Grovskopa. Got noticed by Surgeon early in his career so the style is similar. Also, he's from my home town and a nice kid so...

Re: Surgeon live set and does anyone know any good techno podcasts

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Originally posted by kitphillips I couldn't find the proper techno thread that was on here ages ago, and I thought this set deserved its own hype anyway. I was lucky enough to see Surgeon live last saturday here in Sydney, and it frankly destroyed my brain Seriously some of the best music I've heard in an age, and I go out every weekend, often 2-3 times. It was the first music I'd heard in ages that made me think there might be something to this dance music thing still, so I thought I'd post it up here for your enjoyment, so that the gospel of techno can be spread to all and sundry amen. http://dj-surgeon.blogspot.com/2010...ralia-23rd.html Does anyone have anthing similar to this thats been released recently? I've been looking for a good Techno podcast for a while in particular. I've come across the CLR one, but its not quite raw enough for me.

check out takaaki itoh. he is like surgeon but better. he is not a surgeon clone either. very good check him out.

Oscar Mulero Is another absolute must. Dark, yet tribally off beaty and often aggressive.

CV is Dead, one of my favourties....



Proper DJ. Acutally uses his equipment.

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Originally posted by JakeC A mix by surgeon full of Surgeon and all the people related to Birmingham Techno, (link below tracklist) I could be writing you lists all day, but I have work.

Thanks for the suggestions... If you liked that set then have a listen to the one I put in my first post. Similar but somehow clearer and more aggressive

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Originally posted by Beats and Beeps check out takaaki itoh. he is like surgeon but better. he is not a surgeon clone either. very good check him out.

Nice suggestion... Do like. Killing all anarchists especially.

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Originally posted by JakeC Oscar Mulero Is another absolute must. Dark, yet tribally off beaty and often aggressive. CV is Dead, one of my favourties.... Proper DJ. Acutally uses his equipment.

Thats fuckin epic. I'm really getting into tresor just recently, I don't know why I left it so long when they're such well known label.

Beautiful dark melodic techno

PS
Theres another awesome new track on Tresor by Future Beat alliance -simulation. Not strictly hard techno, but while we're on the topic of Tresor and all.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qKYwFEbido

definitely listen to anything by ancient methods.

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Originally posted by Beats and Beeps check out takaaki itoh.

Between him, Shufflemaster and T-Kitani...loves me some Japanese Techno.

Don't know about podcasts, but there should be sets o'plenty (or at least youtube vids) online by most of these blokes:

Jay Denham
Paul Mac
Killa Productions (Mac and Sims)
Frequency 7 (Sims and Surgeon)
Rob Hood
Paul Birken
Steve Stoll
DJ Bone
Chester Beatty
Dylan Drazen
Claude Young
Ken Ishi
Dave Clarke
Adam Jay
Alan Oldham (DJ T-1000)

I'm a big fan of older (pre-2001 or so) Carola, Beyer, Umek et al, but they've all gone off on the soft tip, producing music for slow people who prefer fist pumping over actual dancing.

I've got a mad set from Marco Corolla from like 2002 thats just ball tearing the whole way. Also has Sven Vath and speedy J, Pascal FEOS and a couple of others.

I don't have a download link but its Cocoon Club Hafentunnel Phase 2 I think. Really worth checking out for awesome old techno.

Sad to see how they've all gotten slower and softer as time's gone on though, especially Beyer who used to be so good. Thats sort of why I started this thread, to check up on who was still banging it out since I couldn't find many of the artists that I knew from old sets still doing this kind of thing

Jeebus, can't believe I almost forgot my mate Trevor's Bleep Radio podcast: Fun In The Murky - Bleep Radio

He's playing the 2 a.m. - 4 a.m. slot at our next party.

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Originally posted by PivotTechno I'm a big fan of older (pre-2001 or so) Carola, Beyer, Umek et al, but they've all gone off on the soft tip, producing music for slow people who prefer fist pumping over actual dancing.

I'd recommend Cristian Varela from this time period as well. Did some really banging sets before going the 'soft' route

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