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Nominate The Best Electronic Music Artist Ever (pg. 3)
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| Dj_Day-V |
| quote: | Originally posted by tribu
No need to be sorry. Tijs is certainly one of Electronic music's biggest names and worth of a nomination at least. |
Jep, but there are so many respectless people here :( ;)
I also think that Rank 1, Airwave and Gabriel & Dresden must be in the list :):p |
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| Gavarylka |
Dieselboy
The Prodigy
Orbital
Aphex Twin
Nu-NRG
Marco V
James Holden |
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| Ian^ |
Ferry Corsten
Oliver Lieb
Man with No Name
Tony De Vit
Daft Punk/Cassius |
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| fbgdavidson |
William Orbit
Brian Eno
Brian Transeau
Sasha (Didn't realise his name was Alexander Coe :p ) |
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| PlasticSoul |
I am not really a fan of these artists but I think they deserve be mentioned:
- Umek
- Sven Vath
- Moby
- William Orbit
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| AlonMiz |
Infected Mushroom,
amazing melodies, great sound, very very very original music.
they creat new style every album. |
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| Jantjeuh |
| quote: | Originally posted by GrimReaper
BT
Oliver Lieb
Orbital (Paul & Phil Hartnoll) |
I'll go with this as well. |
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| dinoXpress |
Boards of Canada (Anyone mention them?)
Underworld
Moby
Junkie XL
Infected Mushroom
James Holden |
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| aloep |
Charlie May:
One of the pioneers of the UK Progressive House/Trance scene in the early 90's as Spooky and to me. It's also forgotten by many that he has played a big part in the production of many of Sasha's productions including "Xpander" which bares an uncanny resembelance to Spooky - Little Bullet (Live Version) which for me is the real classic, and not Xpander.
Caspar Pound:
Another pioneer in the early 90's scene who tragically died in April 2004 of brain cancer. He produced in many, many different styles and his work on Metal Master - Spectrum and Union Jack - Two Full Moons & A Trout are timeless classics.
Andy Cato:
Nobody can make piano sound better in electronic music as his work as Big C, Qattara and Mothers Pride demonstrates. Has also produced under several different aliases including Weekend Players and Groove Armada with completely different styles. |
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| Lira |
Liam Howlett (the man behind "The Prodigy")
Some sort of electronic Beatle, he managed to be original and popular at the same time. He was essential to the development of Hardcore and its spawned genres (d'n'b and hhc), he was the first artist to hit the top of billboard without being formulaic and he's now looking for other paths to extend his sound to.
Pizzicato Five
They sure deserve a nomination. First because of their creativity: from acid bossa to hip hop, they've done loads of stuff. Besides, they're so wacky it's funny. The way music should be :p |
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| sandstorm03 |
MFS as a label
Cosmic Baby
Paul Van Dyk
Charlie May
Pete Namlook
Laurent Véronnez
Dj Tiesto
John Digweed
imo they all created a sound, that the rest of the EDM artists attempted to mimic... |
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| Phortastic |
| quote: | Originally posted by sandstorm03
MFS as a label
Cosmic Baby
Paul Van Dyk
Charlie May
Pete Namlook
Laurent Véronnez
Dj Tiesto
John Digweed
imo they all created a sound, that the rest of the EDM artists attempted to mimic... |
i almost have the same list for the same reason as sandstorm. They have created an unique sound that got mimiced.
My list:
Charlie May
Laurent Véronnez
Dj Tiesto
John Digweed
M.I.K.E.
Paul Oakenfold |
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