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Only on the 31st of the month during the winter solstice. Or summer solstice...I forget which one.

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Term "techno" become quite controversial...

mp3 stores like Beatport tend to label a pretty much everything as techno...and they are soo damn wrong, imo.

imo, techno is music produced generally in 2001-2004 by Adam Beyer, Joel Mull, Ben Sims, Samuel L Session, Bryan Zentz, Jel Ford, etc... before "minimal" was not so popular

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Wow they only produced techno for 3 years?

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I am talking about that kind of sound which was very popular back then, and had its peak during those years. Of course it was produced years before, but, imho, never had that popularity like 2001-2004..

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Originally posted by mphreak imo, techno is music produced generally in 2001-2004 by Adam Beyer, Joel Mull, Ben Sims, Samuel L Session, Bryan Zentz, Jel Ford, etc... before "minimal" was not so popular

You just extended the life of this thread by double or triple!!

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Originally posted by mphreak Term "techno" become quite controversial... mp3 stores like Beatport tend to label a pretty much everything as techno...and they are soo damn wrong, imo. imo, techno is music produced generally in 2001-2004 by Adam Beyer, Joel Mull, Ben Sims, Samuel L Session, Bryan Zentz, Jel Ford, etc... before "minimal" was not so popular

Don't forget Chris Liebing, Mauro Picotto, and Carl Cox

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Originally posted by mphreak Term "techno" become quite controversial... mp3 stores like Beatport tend to label a pretty much everything as techno...and they are soo damn wrong, imo. imo, techno is music produced generally in 2001-2004 by Adam Beyer, Joel Mull, Ben Sims, Samuel L Session, Bryan Zentz, Jel Ford, etc... before "minimal" was not so popular

would you consider Guy Gerber - Late Bloomers techno?

im asking b/c it seems like theres such a grey area w/ edm these days. specially the whole minialtechyhouseish sounding stuff

and what about guys like joey beltram and frankie bones...they were doing techno waaaay before 01?

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Jel Ford, Joel Mull, Ben Sims, Mauro Picotto, Umek, Valentino Kanzyani, Marco Bailey, Liebing, Dave Clarke, Technasia, Kowalski, Bas Mooy, Ben Long, Cristian Varela, etc...

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Originally posted by bigsnail would you consider Guy Gerber - Late Bloomers techno?

Nop, for me it is tech house with "minimal" influnce.

Btw, as I said I haven't stated that there was no techno before 2000... There were plenty of great producers...Detroit trio, Beltram, Hawtin, Garnier...etc-

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cool, just curious

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I like where this is going. This topic is important.

Where do we draw the lines between genres? How important is genre-ization to the global economy, particularly in the eastern sectors which have grown exponentially in the past 2 decades?

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Originally posted by bigsnail and what about guys like joey beltram and frankie bones...they were doing techno waaaay before 01?

Does all techno have to sound the same? Why does it have to be so definitive?

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