Adam Beyer's Essential Mix 2002

Michel de Hey
Michel de Hey - Essential Mix (06-09-2002)

Secret Cinema
Secret Cinema - live at Dance Valley (02-08-2003)

EDIT: And Cari Lekebusch... MMM.
Cari Lekebusch - live @ Tresspasser (05.05.2002)

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Last edited by amb_ on Oct-28-2004 at 21:59

Nice, i've read Beyer drops some tight sets...gotta track that EM out. Thanks Graham.

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Preach and Misstress Barbara, as well and any Hawtin sets you can get.

I'm crazedcanuck on soulseek

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Must say i'm very curious about what a Preach set sounds like after reading so much good stuff about him. Same with Mistress Barbara (i've heard her spin as Ms Brown (or something -- which was a housey set ))

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Pff, get with it man, some of those aren't even really techno.

Download a couple of sets from these:

- Adam Beyer
- Ken Ishii
- Umek
- Cave (shut up Graham)
- Gaetano Parisio
- Chris Liebing
- Misstress Barbara (if you like funkier techno - lots of her sets and the Relentless Beats 2 album)

I'm not sure exactly which sets to recommend from all of them, but a few notable ones I can think of that shouldn't be too hard to find are:
- Adam Beyer Live @ Electronica Festival Istanbul, 05/06/2004
- Adam Beyer Essential Mix 2002
- Preach's edmm.ca mix from 2004 (not his very best but pretty good)
- Cave's first (January 2003) or last (August 2004) demo mix, you can get them on his web site, www.cave.no. The older one is more funky/latin, the new one is very tribal. Don't get the middle one, it's kind of iffy.
- Ken Ishii - Millenium Spinning at Reel Up (it's actually an album), or basically almost anything from him

I don't think those are even the best sets, they're just good ones.

I also don't even know who's on it but Mirza once posted a gigantic 3½ hour techno set on here that is still probably one of the best I've ever heard - just give me a shout on IM and I can send it to you. Trust me, you'll find something you like on it.

Edit: Or DigiNut on Soulseek when I'm actually online, which is hardly ever.

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Originally posted by DigiNut Pff, get with it man, some of those aren't even really techno.

hehe, well techno's so generic it's hard to pin down what flava of techno i have listened to. It's like house, everyone has their own definition of what is, and what isn't techno.

I think i've probably heard more detroit techno then 'propa' techno (which is what i suspect ppl like Umek, Beyer, Lieb, Cox, Cave) spin.

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Originally posted by Kytracid I think i've probably heard more detroit techno then 'propa' techno (which is what i suspect ppl like Umek, Beyer, Lieb, Cox, Cave) spin.

Yeah, or more accurately, European and specifically Swedish/German techno specifically. Cave is from the Netherlands or something but it's all in that same little area. Detroit techno has kind of an old school sound to it that I don't really like much either. They're both technically 'proper', just very different. I think Cox is closer to Detroit than European...

Stay away from DJ Rush, Marco Remus, etc. if you don't like noise, even I can't handle them for more than 20 minutes.

P.S.
KEN ISHII!!

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Originally posted by DigiNut Yeah, or more accurately, European and specifically Swedish/German techno specifically. Cave is from the Netherlands or something but it's all in that same little area. Detroit techno has kind of an old school sound to it that I don't really like much either. They're both technically 'proper', just very different. I think Cox is closer to Detroit than European... Stay away from DJ Rush, Marco Remus, etc. if you don't like noise, even I can't handle them for more than 20 minutes.

LOL, exactly that old detroit sound might have been cool back in the day, but all those blips and blops just sound outdated now. The only detroit techno track i ever liked was "Nyte of the Jaguar". Thanks for the cautionary tip as well, can't stand noise disguised as techno (that stuff is almost as bad as Happy Hardcore - almost, that honor goes to TerrorCore (which i listened to for about 2.5 minutes )still makes me shudder !)

Sven Vath threw down a great set at Twilo a few years back which i enjoyed immensly, so did Jeff Mills when he spun at Limelight (nothing quite like a techno party in a church with dominatrixs and slaves in cages suspended high from the cielings -- blew my mind )

Thanks for the suggestions, i think i'll start the education off with a little Adam Beyer and sprinkle in a few Preach sets as well. Hopefully in a few weeks my opinion will have changed


edit: LOL, ok KEN ISHII as well -- just cause i like the way that name rolls off my tongue....ISHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII !!!

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