I'd say A Shocking Hobby ranks up there among his best works ever for sure. A must for the people who starting loving Speedy J cos of Loudboxer and/or Collabs.
As for alltime favourite Speedy J-track, it'd be either Grogono or Pannik (Remix), not taking his other aliases into account.
A fucking mad track Ive never found an ID for... it was played last on his Pornographic Records set in Silo, Belgium last year.
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Oct-04-2005 21:55
Floorfiller
Girl + Sweater = Hotness
Registered: Apr 2002
Location: Illegal Pete's
great thread because i've always wanted to know more about this guy. i don't know much about him, but what i've heard my fav is...
Speedy J - G-Spot (J-Spot Mix)
i know he's got a lot of stuff out there. i'm particularly interested in his work that is a little more cross genre into the stuff that i usually listen to...so i guess a little more tech housey or progressive...any suggestions for those types of tunes that he's done lemme know
Oct-04-2005 21:59
iammesol
Burnt out and grown up
Registered: Mar 2004
Location: Atlanta, USA
Call me a Tiësto fan boy, but Snacker
Oct-04-2005 22:19
Cobalt
Trance Isn't Trance
Registered: Apr 2002
Location: Vancouver, BC
From what I know, probably Sevntrak; I love its urgency and intensity. But there's a lot of his work I haven't yet heard, particularly his earlier, less abrasive production, which would probably appeal to me more.
I've been meaning to focus on Speedy J's discography for a while now, but kept putting it off in favor of other directions. Thanks for the thread.
Oct-04-2005 22:43
Floorfiller
Girl + Sweater = Hotness
Registered: Apr 2002
Location: Illegal Pete's
quote:
Originally posted by Cobalt
From what I know, probably Sevntrak; I love its urgency and intensity. But there's a lot of his work I haven't yet heard, particularly his earlier, less abrasive production, which would probably appeal to me more.
I've been meaning to focus on Speedy J's discography for a while now, but kept putting it off in favor of other directions. Thanks for the thread.
yeah see that's exactly where i stand. it's hard to find samples of his early work...and i agree i think that's what will appeal to my tastes more...
Oct-04-2005 22:53
Sand Leaper
Tension hunter
Registered: Jul 2001
Location: Oslo, Norway
For non-Collabs and quite different Speedy J, go for G Spot. Or alternatively, you could check his ambient releases on Fax for something COMPLETELY different from the norm.
