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Originally posted by wotyzoid Doesn't everyone and their mothers on this forum love Chromophobia?

Not really. And I wouldn't call it a techno album as such, either.

Can't add too much to the thread, since most of my favourites are obvious and have already been mentioned, but I will throw out:

Supposedly an IDM act, but this for me is definitely Detroit-influenced techno, and a lovely little album too.

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I'm way interested solely based on the album artwork.

I enjoyed Marcel Dettmanns album, called Dettmann

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Originally posted by BECK Technasia has a few good ones too.

bah. Dont go diluting the real deal recommendations with a half ass one. No offense but Techanasia doesnt fit into the top bracket like some of these picks do.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Not really. And I wouldn't call it a techno album as such, either.

I would.

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Convextion - Convextion
Deadbeat - Roots And Wire
Donato Dozzy - K
The Black Dog - Radio Scarecrow
The Black Dog - Further Vexations
Swayzak - Snowboarding In Argentina
Fabrice Lig - Genesis Of A Deep Sound
Subsonic Park - Inner City Codes

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Supposedly an IDM act, but this for me is definitely Detroit-influenced techno, and a lovely little album too.

All their stuff is Detroit-influenced techno. Hugely influental on IDM, but never really IDM in the vein of some other well-known acts from Warp. Kinda like The Black Dog.

Their "B12 Records Archive" set is a must have for everyone who's interested in how techno sounded when it first crossed the Atlantic.

Peter Vriends & Quadripart Project - Emotional Travelogue (1994, progressive-sounding)

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Originally posted by wolftickets Peter Vriends & Quadripart Project - Emotional Travelogue (1994, progressive-sounding)

where did you get a copy of this?

Cisco Ferreira - T.R.I.N.I.T.Y.
Chris Liebing - Evolution
Steve Stoll - The Blunted Boy Wonder

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J

Uhhhh, I <3 this album.

For my recommendations I would like to mostly stay with classic Techno from Detroit.
If you don't know or own these albums you really, really should. (all clickable links to Discogs)


• X-102 Discovers The Rings Of Saturn

• The Martian - LBH - 6251876

• Drexciya - Neptune's Lair

• Drexciya - The Quest

• Robert Hood - Minimal Nation

• Robert Hood - Internal Empire

• Scion - Arrange And Process Basic Channel Tracks

• Maurizio - Maurizio

• Jeff Mills - Purpose Maker Compilation

• Jeff Mills - From The 21st

• Juan Atkins - 20 Years Metroplex 1985 : 2005

• UR Presents Galaxy 2 Galaxy - A Hitech Jazz Compilation

• Suburban Knight - My Sol Dark Direction

• Various - True People: The Detroit Techno Album

• 69 - The Sound Of Music

..there are a lot more, but this would be a good introduction.

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