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Posted by Zharen on Dec-18-2012 00:36:

Read This! Post your favorite Bedrock releases

I can't say this has been my favorite of labels that have released progressive, but going back to some of the older stuff that was put out, I have to admit they are a bit timeless now. So let us know what your favorites are, can be mix albums as well as LP's.







And I'll refrain from posting up Heaven Scent. Not that I don't like it, but unless you're a fuckin' noob everyone should know that one already.


Posted by Scoops on Dec-18-2012 01:02:

Morgan Page and Gregory Shiff ft Astrid Suryanto - All I Know

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmkKQeXMuFk



Guy Gerber - Stoppage Time

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjEI2kPpx6s


Posted by meriter on Dec-18-2012 01:25:


Posted by Guest on Dec-18-2012 05:03:


Posted by DOOMBOT on Dec-18-2012 05:14:

I finally got to hear him play this live at District 36 in NYC 2 years ago. It was unfuckingbelievable.


Posted by Chimney on Dec-18-2012 07:14:














just to name a few.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Dec-18-2012 07:39:

I'm gonna hijack this thread a bit, and talk about Bedrock the production team, not the label (which was good, but perhaps slightly overrated). I would argue that Bedrock were the best progressive/trance production team ever, and retired the alias at just the right time to preserve their record. Here are a few favourites, including a couple you might not have heard:






Posted by Chimney on Dec-18-2012 10:03:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I'm gonna hijack this thread a bit, and talk about Bedrock the production team...




Really loved this from Nick Muir. I think it would be magnificent if used properly in a set:


Posted by DJ Dingel on Dec-18-2012 13:04:

The Bedrock Breaks sublabel: http://www.discogs.com/label/Bedrock+Breaks


Posted by Guest on Dec-18-2012 16:00:

Gotta agree with you all on Bedrock. One of the best collab efforts in electronic music imo.

Anyways, this is my fav remix of a Bedrock track, just got it in the mail. The etched Bedrock Label on the B side is actually pretty cool


Posted by RebeL9 on Dec-18-2012 22:54:

I always thought the label started out really strong with some really strong prog releases together with the Black sublabel which released some of the best dark proghouse out there.

Some of my favourite tracks:

Pole Folder & CP - Apollo Vibes (Young American Primitive's Spacecraft Communicator Mix)
Bedrock - Heaven Scent (Pob's Seismic Dub) yeah i know but POB takes the track to a completely different level.
Science Dept. - Repercussion (Funk Function's Future Mix)

And my three favourite Digweed & Muir remixes!

React To Rhythm - Intoxication (Bedrock Mix)
Luzon � The Baguio Track (Bedrock Remix)
Chakra - I Am (Bedrock remix)


Posted by paulversuspaul on Dec-19-2012 07:44:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I'm gonna hijack this thread a bit, and talk about Bedrock the production team, not the label (which was good, but perhaps slightly overrated). I would argue that Bedrock were the best progressive/trance production team ever, and retired the alias at just the right time to preserve their record.


I honestly cant think of a single bad track ever released under the bedrock production team. Not one! The only other similar aliases or teams I can think of with a similar track record, ie no bad releases all quality in the progressive/trance genre are Humate, kid paul (as long as you ignore that first release when he was 14), visions of shiva (but way too little releases), the klf (if you believe they helped usher in trance and progressive as i do), and finally spicelab. Amazing track record that holds up well against all the other ones i just listed. only argument you can really make against bedrock was just how little they released over an extended time. As if they themselves wanted to only add that name to the best they could come up with and hence hard to judge against other producers who released much more stuff without worrying about keeping a certain alias or name pure.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Dec-19-2012 07:58:

Quality over quantity. Leftfield are another example of a group that hardly ever put stuff out, but when they did it was almost always special.


Posted by paulversuspaul on Dec-19-2012 08:06:

only reason i didnt state leftfield before was i dont think they fall into the progressive/trance genre, progressive house yes, but the real progressive house before it became progressive trance really, my own pet peeve actually that i think the majority of late 90s progressive house is actually progressive trance. When i think of progressive house i think of the beginning of sasha and digweeds renaissance mix. to me the last real progressive house song before the trance infusion became too apparent is this little gem, might be my favorite bedrock song actually and the one song i never heard played live by diggers all the times ive seen him:


Posted by evo8 on Dec-19-2012 14:26:

genius from Holden



and of my favourite Bedrock productions


Posted by Rodri Santos on Dec-19-2012 18:16:

All my former favorites haven been already posted so i'd stick to what they've released this year that has not been mentioned yet but still are good:






Posted by dJohn on Dec-19-2012 21:51:

All are good.

The most recent one that sticks out is Henry Saiz & Guy J - Meridian.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Dec-20-2012 01:03:

quote:
Originally posted by paulversuspaul
only reason i didnt state leftfield before was i dont think they fall into the progressive/trance genre


I wasn't including them on a list of top prog trance/house producers, I was merely mentioning them as a classic example of quality over quantity.


Posted by paulversuspaul on Dec-20-2012 01:05:

ahhh yup.


Posted by klappa on Dec-20-2012 09:48:

quote:
Originally posted by RebeL9
I always thought the label started out really strong with some really strong prog releases together with the Black sublabel which released some of the best dark proghouse out there.

Some of my favourite tracks:

Pole Folder & CP - Apollo Vibes (Young American Primitive's Spacecraft Communicator Mix)
Bedrock - Heaven Scent (Pob's Seismic Dub) yeah i know but POB takes the track to a completely different level.
Science Dept. - Repercussion (Funk Function's Future Mix)

And my three favourite Digweed & Muir remixes!

React To Rhythm - Intoxication (Bedrock Mix)
Luzon � The Baguio Track (Bedrock Remix)
Chakra - I Am (Bedrock remix)


Yes the Seismic dub version of Heaven Scent, much better than the original remix.

Here's another one, remix, breakbeatish, although not as good



More...







Posted by Zharen on Dec-26-2012 04:30:

quote:
Originally posted by evo8



I like this one. I can definitely picture shiny green emeralds in my mind while listening to this. Rare for me to find a track title that matches the mood.



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