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genre labeling time! Any good acid prog house/trance? (pg. 2)
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Ted Promo
quote:
Originally posted by Domesticated
Ace Ventura - Sao Paulo
Ace Ventura - M.A.R.S.
Solar Fields - Black Arrow
Antoine Clamaran - Take Off (try the Dave Spoon remix for something harder)
Nick & Danny Chatelain - Is Killing Me (Acid Mix)
Steve Angello - Acid <--- Massive tune from when Angello was good. Awesome opening track too.
Chris Lake & Rowan Blades - Chemical Breaks
Phuture - Acid Tracks/Trax (duh)

I hadn't thought about that last one for ages, thanks for the reminder!

Some harder/more anthemic trance:

Quietman - Now & Zen
Quietman - Meditate
Brainchild - Symmetry (C-Mix)
Everything by Art of Trance, Union Jack & POB

Also, have a look at Hardfloor. Basically every track they do has acid in it, and they have 8 or 10 albums worth of it. Hardfloor is techno, but their work has a lot of different moods, from 140 BPM bangers to more reflective, slower pieces.


I don't wear helmets any more so I can't handle 140bpm, or too many anthems, but I'll check this stuff out :p
Domesticated
quote:
Originally posted by Ted Promo
I don't wear helmets any more so I can't handle 140bpm, or too many anthems, but I'll check this stuff out :p


In order, the tracks in that list are around 135, 135, 140, 128, 128, 128, 128, 120, and then most of the "harder" stuff is around 140.

Also:

Unit 4 - Bodydub (Freak Electrique Acid Dub) (126)
Emmanuel Top - Acid Phase (135)
Emmanuel Top - Turkish Bazar (132) (Title spelling varies enormously from release to release - could be turkich, bazaar, bizzare, etc)
Redshape - 2048 (125)
Redshape - Coffee & Cigarettes (126)
Hugg & Pepp - Snabeln (124)
Deep Dish - Say Hello (Dylan Rhymes Acid Thunder Remix) (130) Good track, but it has a very annoying bleeping noise which sounds exactly like my alarm clock.
SMC
quote:
Originally posted by Zharen
Love that track. Never thought of it being acid prog though.


Me neither, but it has some 303 action going on in the second half. And i think everyone should hear it. It's a shame such a great track is so overlooked.
evo8
Pete Heller - Sabotage and remixes link
Trance-MB
quote:
Originally posted by Domesticated

Also, have a look at Hardfloor. Basically every track they do has acid in it, and they have 8 or 10 albums worth of it. Hardfloor is techno, but their work has a lot of different moods, from 140 BPM bangers to more reflective, slower pieces.


Like this oldie?

Ultra-Sonic - Check Your Head --->http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RYj...feature=related All bpm's in that one :)

or

Perplexer - Acid Folk --->http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPQQV-6yJ6g , that was great back then.

More 303: Perplexer - Acid Folk (Exit EEE remix) --->http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbuinDPied8


More examples of e.g. Formid Acid were posted here recently: http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...d=&pagenumber=1
FCB_Fanatic
not sure if this is what you're looking for, but if someone mentions Ace Ventura than following track should really be in the list as well:




personally I think this is his best track :toocool:
Ted Promo
Lol, you can recommend psytrance, but I want good proggy psy.

FREq, Vibrasphere, some Tegma and things of that nature. I need to go through Nicholas Bennison's back catalogue.
basilisk
First thing I thought of was Vibrasphere's Lungs Of Life but I guess you've got that covered :D

How about Minilogue - Inca? Or Minilogue's remix of Gamma?
Nostalgic
Alice Deejay - Better off alone
Ted Promo
quote:
Originally posted by basilisk
How about Minilogue - Inca? Or Minilogue's remix of Gamma?


Inca and Gamma aren't really prog house imo, more deep, druggy techno. Though I could use them as tools feasibly kinda like I plan to do with Acid Eiffel. I'll look into it.

creon444
Solar Quest released a cunning tribute to "Acid Eiffel" which was just equally good. I believe it was called "Acid Eye Full" ?
Lews
Anything by Platipus Records.
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