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I only know stuff from 97-2003.
Always love a good chillout mix of tracks from that time.
Always love a good chillout mix of tracks from that time.
A to Z E.D.M.
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GreiginFife
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Yesterday I forgot probably the best (and most underrated) trance maestro, Airwave (one of the many pseudonyms of Laurent Veronez but probably the widest known).
Alone in The Dark is a 10 minute trance masterpiece. IMHO of course.
Alone in The Dark is a 10 minute trance masterpiece. IMHO of course.
BubbaP
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Flaming June - Bt & Pvd mix
Proximus - Mauro Picotto
Lange - drifting away
Southside spinners - luv struck
Balearic bill - destination sunrise
Beam - Dannic radio mix
And something a little less BPM
Armand van helden - I want your soul.
I don’t think there’s a track in there you won’t like. Mainly trance.
Edit* seen you wanted a-z. Never mind
Between you and Grieg I think I'll be exploring the Trance arena more, which is no bad thing
Yep, enjoyed all of those and a good variety.
You Tubes been helping, and enjoyed the Armand video with the boom boxes!
Beam made me reflect, early doors any sign of a vocal had me looking for the instrumental, but I mellowed with age and some of my favourites have them.
The stand out for me though is definitely Flaming June. The acid riff on it had me straight away. You have your "B" already
BubbaP
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Liking Mehadeva, although I'll confess if was on the decks I'd may be be pitching it down a tad - that BPM!
Aphex, of course, has such a catalogue and so experimental, can you signpost to things he's done with maybe more of a "clubby/dance" feel?
GreiginFife
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Between you and Grieg I think I'll be exploring the Trance arena more, which is no bad thing
Yep, enjoyed all of those and a good variety.
You Tubes been helping, and enjoyed the Armand video with the boom boxes!
Beam made me reflect, early doors any sign of a vocal had me looking for the instrumental, but I mellowed with age and some of my favourites have them.
The stand out for me though is definitely Flaming June. The acid riff on it had me straight away. You have your "B" already
Wandering waaayyy off the trance path today. Back out in the garage today so will be aurally perusing Billy "Daniel" Bunter's catalogue on GBT Records.
On Flaming June, one of the greatest memories I have is sitting outside the original Cafe Del Mar in July 97 watching the sun go down listening to, what was then, this unreleased tune drifting over me. Any time I hear that intro I am transported back to that exact seat.
BubbaP
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Don't worry, no strict enforcement here - laid back
That was something I liked in this genre, that the creators often weren't interested in using their name to sell a track, they'd release under pseudonyms and see how it was picked up.
Yes liking Alone In The Dark
GreiginFife
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Mehadeva is slightly faster than most AP tracks. But its the way that they infuse the almost acidic riffs in to the trance pads that makes it for me.
BubbaP
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As this is pure self indulgence, gonna stay with A for another post.
Very much signposting my background. Was into Electro and break beats before being bewitched by the arrival of the early (Detroit) Techno and (Chicago) House/Acid
Arthur Baker - Breaker's Revenge
Armando - Confusion's Revenge (by the time I could afford the Technics these old skool ones would be pitched up a tad, as we'd adjusted to higher BPMs!)
Very much signposting my background. Was into Electro and break beats before being bewitched by the arrival of the early (Detroit) Techno and (Chicago) House/Acid
Arthur Baker - Breaker's Revenge
Armando - Confusion's Revenge (by the time I could afford the Technics these old skool ones would be pitched up a tad, as we'd adjusted to higher BPMs!)
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GreiginFife
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On the Aphex question, I am not sure. Richard James was the man behind AT. He did have numerous pseudonyms but they were all as weird and experimental as each other. Caustic Window was probably his other well known release name but it was just odd.
BubbaP
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Just listened to Letter to the Editor and liked that. I reckon my liking of beats and bass-lines came in part from my father (who had eclectic tastes) playing a lot of reggae when I was a nipper.
Though there seems lots of other tracks in the corporation, feel free to point me/us.
I don't actually like labels, it's just music. But needed to differentiate from the other "old farts rockers thread"
Beezerk
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Just listened to Letter to the Editor and liked that. I reckon my liking of beats and bass-lines came in part from my father (who had eclectic tastes) playing a lot of reggae when I was a nipper.
Though there seems lots of other tracks in the corporation, feel free to point me/us.
I don't actually like labels, it's just music. But needed to differentiate from the other "old farts rockers thread"
There was a chill out radio station I listened to a lot when I was out in Australia last year, they played some great stuff but two songs which stuck out were both by Thievery Corporation.
One was Lebanese Blonde and the other Holographic Universe, they seem to have a decent back catalogue so I'm going to have to delve in.
BubbaP
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Well, I did make it into one box of vinyl this evening, older stuff, on the back of listened to
Bobby Broom - Beat Freak
Black Riot - A Day In The Life
Found some that someone must have given me which included a white label of
Beats International - Dub Be Good to Me
which incidentally I recall seeing a very nervy early live performance of at a regional DMC mixing championships night
Bobby Broom - Beat Freak
Black Riot - A Day In The Life
Found some that someone must have given me which included a white label of
Beats International - Dub Be Good to Me
which incidentally I recall seeing a very nervy early live performance of at a regional DMC mixing championships night
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I wouldnt call most of the aforementioned as EDM since EDM to me is Marshmello and others in the line up of Tomorrowland
I do like what we used to call electronic music From hardcore to dng to goa trance to chill out/ambient. Also before EDM there used to be IDM - intelligent dance music
Anyway, FWIW here is a couple for A.
Abfhart (Thorsten) - Come in to my life
Afrodite - Stalker (“this could turn Hari Krishna into a bad boy”
I do like what we used to call electronic music
From hardcore to dng to goa trance to chill out/ambient. Also before EDM there used to be IDM - intelligent dance music Anyway, FWIW here is a couple for A.
Abfhart (Thorsten) - Come in to my life
Afrodite - Stalker (“this could turn Hari Krishna into a bad boy”
GreiginFife
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I wouldnt call most of the aforementioned as EDM since EDM to me is Marshmello and others in the line up of Tomorrowland
I do like what we used to call electronic music
Anyway, FWIW here is a couple for A.
Abfhart (Thorsten) - Come in to my life
Afrodite - Stalker (“this could turn Hari Krishna into a bad boy”
I would disagree on your first paragraph. We did used to call it EDM, not often but it was a reference , but that acronym has been hijacked by the crap you hear nowadays.
But more widely we just called it dance music.
By B day today was Billy "Daniel" Bunter for the Happy Hardcore and trancecore, Brothers in Crime for the Dutch hardcore and Ben Preston for some prog trance.
BubbaP
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No issues, like I said it was mainly to keep it separate from the other similar thread. As per Greig, dance or club or whatever.I wouldnt call most of the aforementioned as EDM since EDM to me is Marshmello and others in the line up of Tomorrowland
I do like what we used to call electronic music
Anyway, FWIW here is a couple for A.
Abfhart (Thorsten) - Come in to my life
Afrodite - Stalker (“this could turn Hari Krishna into a bad boy”
Lovin' the Stalker! Gonna play it again.
And probably the smart move to drop the "DJ" as there will be hundreds starting DJ!
Edit: liking Twilight and Wobble also.
Then penny dropped, the SSX games - another guilty pleasure!
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This the sort of thing Iain, holiday memories for me ?
BubbaP
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Music & memories almost always go together
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GreiginFife
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For today it will be Chosen Few representing the Dutch and Chicane for the mellower UK sound.
Last night I combined the last two days with the one and only A&B. Above & Beyond. Tri-State is still a seminal album.
Last night I combined the last two days with the one and only A&B. Above & Beyond. Tri-State is still a seminal album.
As we are on C, a wee bit different, but class none the less ?
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