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Originally posted by snowboarder45 Talla 2XLC, trance & other styles since mid nineties.

Actually he's been producing muuuuch longer than that. His first released productions were some obscure synthpop stuff made under a guise of Two Of China back in 1984.

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Originally posted by dj_kane paul masterson aka yomanda 1995 under the alias 'candy girls'. matt darey 1995 i think

Paul Masterson's first release came out in 1992 under Erotixs guise.
Matt Darey made Li Kwan - Point Zero in 1994 which was his first release.

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. they were hella good during the mid 90s.

Must be a typo on the discogs site. I have hard time believing Rikki Smith of Digital Blonde was involved producing that record. The credits are linked to Rick Smith of Underworld. A more correct should be "Rick Smith / Thomas de Quincey" according to this site

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Originally posted by TaylorR scooter . they were hella good during the mid 90s.

Oh yeah. The Loop ftw.

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Originally posted by dj christian Must be a typo on the discogs site. I have hard time believing Rikki Smith of Digital Blonde was involved producing that record. The credits are linked to Rick Smith of Underworld. A more correct should be "Rick Smith / Thomas de Quincey" according to this site

according to this interview with The Digital Blonde that was his first track: http://www.john00fleming.co.uk/foru...highlight=egypt

"the first track i made was 1987 i think ?? it was called flight to egypt and i was under the name new egypt this was becuse i was mad on the egyption lover at the time from off the ellectro albums......flight to egypt was on clip records in belgium it was ownd by a bloke called joe he gave clip records up becuse him and his wife became technotronic so that was the end of that"

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Originally posted by SMC Oh yeah. The Loop ftw.

Don't forget about "Rhapsody In E"

KLF - 1988


i tend to go with jean michel jarre tho

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Actually the guys from KLF, Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty, first released records in 87 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klf The Timelords and the Justified Ancients of Mumu were their previous aliases.
Their Abba sample on "The Queen and I" is hillarious:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...8excerpt%29.ogg

Etienne de Crécy [1985]

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Originally posted by CHRles Don't forget about "Rhapsody In E"

indeed, sad they didn't stay with real music.

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