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Originally posted by luisjb82 False - 2007 Cobblestone Jazz - 23 Seconds Galaktika Records Compilation, Vol 1 Onur Ozer - Kasmir Ouzo 19 (release from a label with several tracks) Compilations Valentino Kanzyani - Palazzo Vol 6 Damian Lazarus & DJ T - Monza Club Ibiza Vol 2 Onur Ozer - Groove Mag #118 Lee Burridge - Balance 012 Andre Galluzzi & Raresh - Ibiza Summer Mix (both discs) Chris Tietjen - ZWEI Marc Romboy - Cocorico 02 Thomas Schumacher - Perlen 5 John Digweed - Transitions Vol 3 Lots of it goes through deep/tech house, minimal techno, and some kind of groovy techno.

Even though these are not all techno albums, you sir are the win, beautiful summary of 2007

"Nobody listens to (true) techno anymore."-SlimShady, back in 2002 i think

Maybe Deepchord presents Echospace - The Coldest Season

I'd go with I Heart Techno '07 - Dave Clarke

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Originally posted by Mr Game+Watch Joris Voorn - From A Deep Place

Hell yeah!

Artist albums would be either Chromophobia or Save The World, and by far the best compilation would be Balance 012 <3

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Originally posted by SMC Aril Brikha - Ex Machina

wow, just listened to it twice and sounds simple but great!
thanks


i researched a lot of the others albums recommended me but most of them are minimal, there s more stuff like voorn or aril? i mean, not that minimal...

ah, recommend me some good techno forums too, so i can research better and stop botherin u...

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Originally posted by PlasticSoul wow, just listened to it twice and sounds simple but great! thanks

Yes it's quite stripped down, like techno usually is, but it's incredibly warm. And you just gotta love those sweet breaks tracks, Lady 707 and Leaving Me.

You will probably like his previous album "Deeparture In Time".

Also, if you like Joris Voorn make sure to check out his previous album too, if you haven't already, "Future History".



Take a look inside the techno favorites thread that has been active lately. You'll find a lot of good stuff in there.

Aril & Joris albums' are both outstanding, Boratto's "Chromophobia" was quite good as well - but the album I think I'm most happy about this year was actually a re-release of a bunch of old material by The Black Dog in the "Book of Dogma" release on Soma this year.

I thought it was a new release when it came out, but Sand Leaper clarified that it was mostly older tunes and with a few new edits and such sprinkled in there. Sounds incredibly current, lots of great tunes - I really recommend it.

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Originally posted by RJT but the album I think I'm most happy about this year was actually a re-release of a bunch of old material by The Black Dog in the "Book of Dogma" release on Soma this year. I thought it was a new release when it came out, but Sand Leaper clarified that it was mostly older tunes and with a few new edits and such sprinkled in there. Sounds incredibly current, lots of great tunes - I really recommend it.

One of my favorite as well this year. Still love those old tunes, some of which are 16 or 15 years old.

Artist albums

Quince - En.vi.sion
christian smith & john selway - the coming storm
Steve rachmad - neo classica (possibly late 2006)

Dj mix

FUSE presents - Shinedoe

Edit: the steve rachmad thing is actually 2006 and it's not all that good but there is one tune on it which is an absolute stormer "levigi". thats worth checking out alone..

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Originally posted by RJT The album I think I'm most happy about this year was actually a re-release of a bunch of old material by The Black Dog in the "Book of Dogma" release on Soma this year. I thought it was a new release when it came out, but Sand Leaper clarified that it was mostly older tunes and with a few new edits and such sprinkled in there. Sounds incredibly current, lots of great tunes - I really recommend it.

Book Of Dogma is definitely worth copping for those who weren't around (such as myself) when BD were pioneering IDM and releasing all those limited 12"s.

One album that I can think of recommending off the top of my head is Vince Watson - The Emotion Sequence, which is a beautiful slice of the melodic techno that Vince has gotten reknowned for. Not very innovative perhaps, but still gorgeous. Delsin has provided 2007 with a lot of good techno releases in general this year.

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