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Originally posted by Az so because fergie has hopped onto every major bandwagon in the last 4 years, I'm close minded?

So changing from hard house to techno is hopping on every major bandwagon? I love techno and was very sceptical before I saw him a year ago but was impressed by what he played, and have seen him again since and was even more impressed. People change - are you telling me you have the same tastes now as you did 5 years ago - I doubt it.

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Originally posted by Kato So changing from hard house to techno is hopping on every major bandwagon? I love techno and was very sceptical before I saw him a year ago but was impressed by what he played, and have seen him again since and was even more impressed. People change - are you telling me you have the same tastes now as you did 5 years ago - I doubt it.

hard house to techno, to swedish mafia, to minimal etc...
it's not just one bandwagon
I don't have the same tastes no, but then they're not drastically different, I've just stopped listening to certain things. Like Fergie and Andy Farley

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Originally posted by Az hard house to techno, to swedish mafia, to minimal etc... it's not just one bandwagon I don't have the same tastes no, but then they're not drastically different, I've just stopped listening to certain things. Like Fergie and Andy Farley

Shame, because Fergie is well worth checking these days.

andy farley playing techno!ha!

speaking of fergie he has a new tune called "ken the men"

Ken The Men’ sounds like the bastard son of Plastikman’s ‘Spastic’ and Alter Ego’s finest moments from the 90’s Harthouse era. It heads straight for the middle of 21st century dancefloors for a rawkus journey through heavy percussion and dischordant synth stabs, chucking in the odd breakdown for good measure.

Fergie’s own remix keeps the basics of the original, but toughens up the bassline for a chunkier outing peppered with hi-end drum rolls. Also on the package is a stunning rerub from rising tech stars, Tolfrey & Sylvester. Fresh from their recent outing on Crosstown Rebels, they strip down ‘Ken The Men’ into a pulsating m*****l epic that sounds like an illicit three-way between Pac Man, a modem and an Atari.

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not a big fergie fan myself but that "bastard son of Plastikman’s ‘Spastic’ has me interested

i dont know where all this has came from - i dont think Andy is jumping on a techno bandwagon! He still plays hard dance but likes the odd techno set and production - is that a crime? Like i say the guy runs a techno night ocassionally and does some techno productions - his techno sets are entertaining and full of energy as you would expect from a hard dance dj. - liaten to one of his techno sets before you judge - you might like it!

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Originally posted by Kato Shame, because Fergie is well worth checking these days.

so people keep telling me. I dont believe them at all