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Originally posted by distant Their sound hasn't changed in years.

I need & admire solid consistency. When I want a different sound, I'll genre hop. Easy. That's my job, not theirs.

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Originally posted by Deeedeee I need & admire solid consistency. When I want a different sound, I'll genre hop. Easy. That's my job, not theirs.

Fair enough. You should listen to Jigsaw Pieces actually, since it's probably your style.

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Originally posted by Deeedeee I need & admire solid consistency. When I want a different sound, I'll genre hop. Easy. That's my job, not theirs.

I like your taste.

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Originally posted by distant Fair enough. You should listen to Jigsaw Pieces actually, since it's probably your style.

oh yeah, i never tire of it! from '98 to '09, it'll still be on repeat.

and thanks for the input in regards to Hlyleg.

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Originally posted by Cloud I like your taste.

Thanks, however I swiped it from benni

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i'm playing Terry Lee Brown Jr - Barsnack

HUGE FAT CHUNKY cool track. fucking hot

fuck try mixing this track with 16 bit lolita's - chuck nology

that's some fat shit


and i am planning on doing an ableton mashup of this track and rodamaal - insomnia (ame remix) called insomnia snack haha it sounds pretty hot

Last edited by nefardec on Dec-26-2006 at 07:06

TLBJFTW!

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Originally posted by distant The Timewriter and Terry Lee Brown Jr. keep churning out the same tech-house nonsense. Their sound hasn't changed in years.

Care to elaborate on this? Cause being the big Timewriter and TLB Jr. fan that I am, I don't follow...

Now, I'm not particularly fond of either of their earlier releases, but there are plenty of other producers and even dj's that fit your description a little more aptly I think. Trentemoller is a recent one that comes to my mind.

As for the rest of Plastic City excluding these two guys, yeah many of the other releases do sound somewhat redundant. Again, I think this is more indicative of the older tracks as opposed to the material since about 2001 or so. The cd's from G-Pal and Bioground are decent standouts though.

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"...the major problem in the past was to locate the settings of the ancient plastic city. referring to our latest findings plastic city wasn't a city built of stone or metal but more kind of built out of ideas.... (PLASTIC CITY) can't be found by our archaeologists. we will have to examine the ideas and then try to re-construct plastic city in out minds..." (EXCERPT FROM "SCIENTIST REPORT NETWORK" #12.587, YEAR 2495)

Terry = My Producer of the year
Plastic City = Label of the year

Honestly, they have been churning out hit after hit. Transitions is my fav CD of 2006 but Karambolage (sp) is #2... brilliant brilliant stuff.

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Originally posted by Deeedeee that it is! he's got to be black... such lucious grooves. Or gay. just check out his Cafe compilations

lol

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Originally posted by DJ Intrigue Care to elaborate on this? Cause being the big Timewriter and TLB Jr. fan that I am, I don't follow... Now, I'm not particularly fond of either of their earlier releases, but there are plenty of other producers and even dj's that fit your description a little more aptly I think. Trentemoller is a recent one that comes to my mind. As for the rest of Plastic City excluding these two guys, yeah many of the other releases do sound somewhat redundant. Again, I think this is more indicative of the older tracks as opposed to the material since about 2001 or so. The cd's from G-Pal and Bioground are decent standouts though.

I just remember listening to a shitload of Plastic City releases in early 2005. Most of it was TLB Jr and Timewriter, between the years 1996 and 2005, and I kept thinking "this track sounds exactly like the last one". It just didn't give me a good impression of the label.

TLB even managed to turn For An Angel into a tech-houser.

That said, I managed to find a PC release that I do like. The A-side of this is great. It's a hard tech stomper though, so don't expect smooth grooves.

Alright, I dug up a few old house/deep house tracks that I like. They might be hard to get ahold of, so let me know if anyone wants them.

Fresh & Low - Skylark
Tommi White - Like A Frame
Homebase - Constant Love (all mixes are great)
One Dove - Fallen (Farley/Heller Mix)