I need a heads up on these artists:Satoshi Tomiie, Quivver, and Steve Lawler. I am familiar with the Northern Exposure, some Tranceport, some Bedrock, and most GU series, yet not NuBreed. I have absolutly nothing from those artists.

Here is what I need:
Basic background and what kind of music they play. And the MOST important part is their TOP albums/sets. Something that could guide me towards their direction.

btw, All you elite TAs, take it easy. I'll get there someday.

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The last NuBreed is Tomiie's (#6), and Lawler also mixed a NuBreed. I only know Tomiie from his NuBreed, and it's kinda dark and melodious. Lawler is known for his tribal I guess, and you'll probably be able to find more of his sets on the internet. Quivver i don't know (is it spelled correctly?)

Isn't much of a help i know

Satoshi Tomiie - has definitely lost the chicago house styles that made him famous. Now a combination of dark, groovy, techy progressive house. His nubreed is really good.

Quivver - Probably the more melodic of the three, however recent remixes make me think he's leaning towards a more housey direction. Probably best known for his tune 'One Last Time'

Steve Lawler - tribal, deep, dark, phunky, chunky house, thats the only way to describe him. Is a bit of a fag tho, paying magazines to write him up or some shit.

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Originally posted by Teknoscaper. Satoshi Tomiie - has definitely lost the chicago house styles that made him famous. Now a combination of dark, groovy, techy progressive house. His nubreed is really good. Quivver - Probably the more melodic of the three, however recent remixes make me think he's leaning towards a more housey direction. Probably best known for his tune 'One Last Time' Steve Lawler - tribal, deep, dark, phunky, chunky house, thats the only way to describe him. Is a bit of a fag tho, paying magazines to write him up or some shit.

Wow, that about sums up the three nicely. I don't think anyone could have done any better. Spot on!

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Better than sex.

All three play similar styles of music, though lawler is probably the odd one out here - playing a mixture of tribal, prog and techno.

quivver = john graham, who is also 1/3 of tilt.

all three are excellent and long-time producers. some of their best work:

satoshi tomiie feat kelli ali - love in traffic
satoshi tomiie - virus
pete moss feat terra deva - after 2 (satoshi tomiie mix)

quivver - one last time
led zepplin - baby, i'm gonna leave you (quivver mix)
blackwatch & quivver - loveless
tilt - seduction of orpheus
tilt - 36
(both tilt productions are very dark, typical of quivver's current style)

steve lawler - andante
dj sandy vs housetrap - overdrive (steve lawler mix)
cevin fisher - love you some more (steve lawler mix)
trisco - musak (steve lawler remix)

as far as good mixes by these three, lawler's "lights out" mix set on GU is awesome. satoshi's "nubreed" and his live set at ministry of sound in early 2002 were awesome. and quivver's (john graham's) "transport" album is quite good.

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Originally posted by uberclkgtr All three play similar styles of music, though lawler is probably the odd one out here - playing a mixture of tribal, prog and techno. quivver = john graham, who is also 1/3 of tilt. all three are excellent and long-time producers. some of their best work: satoshi tomiie feat kelli ali - love in traffic satoshi tomiie - virus pete moss feat terra deva - after 2 (satoshi tomiie mix) quivver - one last time led zepplin - baby, i'm gonna leave you (quivver mix) blackwatch & quivver - loveless tilt - seduction of orpheus tilt - 36 (both tilt productions are very dark, typical of quivver's current style) steve lawler - andante dj sandy vs housetrap - overdrive (steve lawler mix) cevin fisher - love you some more (steve lawler mix) trisco - musak (steve lawler remix) as far as good mixes by these three, lawler's "lights out" mix set on GU is awesome. satoshi's "nubreed" and his live set at ministry of sound in early 2002 were awesome. and quivver's (john graham's) "transport" album is quite good.

u forgot
steve lawler-rise in
John Graham & Steve Porter - 2 days on lawnsdown

John "Quivver Graham aka Skanna, Space Manoeuvres, Stoneproof
also is part of the duo known as Tilt
Twist And Shout
One Last Time
Bozboz
lots of remixs
and you all should know Tilt and space manoeuvres.

Satoshi Tomiie also records as graffik. Owns his own label saw has had artist such as echomen, gabriel and dresden, and Meat Katie apear on it.
Virus
Up In Flames
mostly known for his works under the Graffik guise

Steve Lawler
Known for hes realy deep/tribal sets with a constant driving beats.
Rise In
Andante

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just for the record...tilt is three people

John Graham, Mick Parks, and Mick Wilson (aka Parks & Wilson)

I always try to keep an open mind and listen to new artists. Thanks for the info. Let the downloading begin.

p.s. For some odd reason, I presumed that Steve Lawler is Christopher Lawrence. Shame on me. Isn't there also Max Graham? A Canadian Dj? Havn't had the time to get around to him either.

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Originally posted by DiS Isn't there also Max Graham? A Canadian Dj? Havn't had the time to get around to him either.

Yup... they're totally different people, so don't get them confused. I like Max's productions, but I've never heard any of his sets or seen him live (yet), so I can't really describe his style.

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Originally posted by Michael Russo Yup... they're totally different people, so don't get them confused. I like Max's productions, but I've never heard any of his sets or seen him live (yet), so I can't really describe his style.

Max Graham is amazing live - one of the best DJs I've seen. Definitely check him out. A good set you could download would be his Live on Kiss 100 (11-Oct-2002). He spins a mixture of progressive house, breaks, techno, and even a little trance.

And Amit, I didn't forget those. I just don't like 'em! I did forget Space Manoeuvres "Stage One" though, prolly John Graham's best production.

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Originally posted by uberclkgtr Max Graham is amazing live - one of the best DJs I've seen. Definitely check him out. A good set you could download would be his Live on Kiss 100 (11-Oct-2002).

Awesome, thanks