without a doubt En:Vision is my fav label (omfg, madam breaks, c83, kraymon, future funk squad, yummmmy stuff )
and their sister label, Re:Connect

some other favs...Distintive Breaks, Hope (grayarea, hyper), Bedrock and Bedrock Breaks , Finger Lickin, Mob, i would say Vandit if it didn't take them forever and ever to release stuff.

Global Underground and Lost Language as was mentioned before too

there are just too many great labels...i find it very hard collecting all vinyls from one label, there are just too many goooood ones

i agree about hed kandi its just full of stuck up trendies who spend most of there time slagging of other clubs and genres which by the way they probably liked the week before

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Bedrock
Fade
Plastic City
SAW
Yoshitoshi/Shinichi
Sumsonic
Baroque/Method
Airgap

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Lost Language, Bonzai/sublabels, and other than that I don't know.

Armada/ASOT are mostly a crap label, but I have to admit they release some great tunes somtimes. Same with Anjunabeats (well, they used to be top quality, now they only release a great tune once in a while)

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Lost Language
Electronic Elements
Euphonic
Precinct
Somatic Sense
Unity Records

PERFECTO!

No, really, Black Hole has obviously churned out some good stuff int he past and Ultra did a good job with the Northern Exposures...

Global Underground puts out a lot of good CDs as well ^_^

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let's get this straight... i'm not tryin to make elitist labels...but obviously if you fuckin pick armada, bonzai and anjuna beats even IDT as a favorite haha, don't ever call me a noob for liking Hed Kandi...cuz ur the obvious choice for nub of the year. "Trendy"???? haha , laff, fuck you, so ok if you like Pvd, Fairy, or Armin/Tiesto, I will call anyone trendy from now on, and considering no artist on that label is really trendy or mainsteam, I don't even know where you're coming from.....yes I mean artists like Peyton and Stonebridge are on MTV alll the time...

If my new thing is being a label elitist, then your new thang is being a dunce who hates on deephouse. Fuckin right, Put em High' bitch! (Seamus Edit)

ps - i like Swing City artists just as much as others, so don't try callin me trendy, i'm runnin this rap shit kthnx.

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too many threads of this question but..
my list:

drumcode
clr
illgorhythm
mankind
primate
jericho
sway
analytic trail
zenit
pornographic
theory


baah,.-........

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new shit (dubstep / minimal techno / ... )

There are some record labels that I have nearly complete confidence to buy a vinyl, and that track will be good, whether I have heard it or not.

I used to buy anything I saw that was released on the Pied Piper and Flammable UK labels. And was never disappointed. I was also a great lover of Additive and Neo during '98 and '99.

But, Bonzai has to be my favourite, some the work produced, consistently is in another world. And you can't mention Bonzai without Green Martian and Tranceportation. I believe these are affiliated in some way.

I also like the following:

Limbo/23rd Precinct
Fluid
Whoop
Platipus

Do you mean Imperfecto?

Anyway, here they are:

1. Vandit
2. Bonzai
3. Platipus
4. Armada and its subdivisions: ASOT, Armind, EE, Captivating, etc.
5. Anjunabeats

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