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Originally posted by DJLafleur here some that i doubt anyone has ever heard of The freak presents exo Robert Burns

why? there quite known. robert burns is a good producer

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Originally posted by DJLafleur here some that i doubt anyone has ever heard of The freak presents exo Flashbang Robert Burns Tom peterson their all on the album yakuza sessions,i cant find jack squat on them

Flashbang is Vincent De Moor, I would imagine quite a few have heard of him. Not to mention you seem to confuse producers with DJ's.

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Originally posted by luisjb82 Raresh Incredible flow and mixing.

Can't wait to catch him, villalobos, thomas melchior, hawtin and vath @ cocoon on the 6th august

Now that he's getting gigs for cocoon no doubt his demand outside eastern europe will increase dramatically (in fact I think it already has)

I have listened to some of his sets through a friend... just unbelievable.

Come to think of it, that friend manages Miguel Colmenares, not sure if he's getting many gigs in Europe, where he's at right now, but he's got the skills as well, deep & minimal get a whole new meaning with him.

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Originally posted by luisjb82 Come to think of it, that friend manages Miguel Colmenares, not sure if he's getting many gigs in Europe, where he's at right now, but he's got the skills as well, deep & minimal get a whole new meaning with him.

really liked some of his productions...haven't heard anything he's done as a dj, though.

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I love this guy. He is really good, and well by judging by the speed of his forums, he isnt too well known.

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Flashbang is Vincent De Moor, I would imagine quite a few have heard of him. Not to mention you seem to confuse producers with DJ's.

yeah i know my bad,ive heard of vincent de moor

Airwave, Airwave and....let me think...Airwave!

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Originally posted by D:Morph http://www.thedjlist.com/djs/genre/technoDetroit Look at the votes, Jeff Mills is not underated but the rest of the detroit legends have as much votes as NEW Progressive House DJs who have been in it for 1 or 2 years (i.e. Ozgur Can) http://www.thedjlist.com/djs/OZGUR_CAN/ And to me that's crap, Derrick May & Atkins started this stuff, they're very underated. Looks like I do have some evidence afterall. I think it's like this... Anyone who actually knows the history of EDM/Techno specifically, knows these guys and well respects them; also I'm sure most actual DJ's like them a lot etc. But when it comes to the average "Trance Addict, Prog Addict, even the average Techno Addict" I don't think they get much "Air Time" so to speak. I think the actual "Techno Junkies & DJs" are the only ones who give them the main credit. I don't have any proof this this one, but that's how I'm feelin' about it right now. (So for instence you'll see them in an electronic music mag because yes, they're huge legends... but everyone reading the mag probably hasn't heard them DJ or their original products. etc.) Know what I mean? hehe (I hope I'm wrong!) =) I hope lots of people Jam 2 the Legends! (And I know tons do, but... not as much as you'd think .. I think) ;D hehe See, I mean for instence... You have tons of very vocal Markus Schulz fans, and vocal James Holden fans, etc. but where are the Derrick May / Detroit fans? I don't see posts about Derrick May's "Amazing DJ Gig In Japan." you know what I mean? So I think that the Internet Community <~specifically doesn't know much about Detroit Techno at all.... So i'm going to name them all as underated.

I agree with you entirely. And to add on to that list,

Theo Parrish.

on a separate list,

Dixon.
Damian Schwartz
Ewan Pearson
Sandrien from Holland

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