27-10-2003 18:45									#61
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Alrighty

	27-10-2003 18:48									#62
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quote: Originally posted by Zylka nah, don't like anything minimal. I like my music driving and busy Just downloaded the first Carola =D

Download Pascal Feos - Live @ Cocoon, best techno set I've ever heard.

And do never tell me you don't like anything minimal! . I said Minimal Techno, not Minimal Electro.

	27-10-2003 18:48									#63
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Any suggestions from 2003, though?

	27-10-2003 18:48									#64
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I have some minimal vinyl. M Meyer Pensum, I think he's Swiss

	27-10-2003 18:49									#65
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rixxe, Pascal Feos .

Also if you're really into minimal techno, Robert Hood..

	27-10-2003 20:31									#66
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OK. Went to the dance/techno floor of the Metropolis cd-store and quite frankly I became lost. I saw lots of your suggestions and some compilations. But you were right none of them had all three genres. They were either Drum'n'Bass or Electronica or Techno or something else. And at rather high prices. At 6 or so euros there were some other compilations that had almost none of what you suggested so I assumed that they are crap. So since none fulfilled my criteria, I bought nothing untill I find out more.
If only my T3 connection PC at work would allow P2P... I don't know why but it is one of the few that doesn't, something to do with not finding a TCP/IP connection...
Anyway I found out about DJQuicksilver, he makes German trance/drum'n'bass but they didn't have a CD of his at this time. Maybe later.

If you find Techno Macht Spass by Quicksilver you can get a taste of what I'm looking for.
Anyway, I'm currently at a net cafee with a T3 connection and I'm downloading some of your suggestions like Falcon and Feos. When I get a direction about what I like I can resume the downloading from home and buy some stuff as well. Again thanks

	27-10-2003 20:40									#67
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Avoid buying based on recommendatitons here . By that I mean that don't waste your money blindly.. but I guess you're not that rich so you listen them before buying.

How's that book coming?!!!! Do I make you uncomfortable?

	27-10-2003 20:47									#68
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quote: Originally posted by Pekka Avoid buying based on recommendatitons here . By that I mean that don't waste your money blindly.. but I guess you're not that rich so you listen them before buying.

Yes there were some Drum'n' Bass compilations with two CDs at 26 euros and then 6 pack CDs with 6 euros...
But I don't want to buy one genre that would maybe not be what I'm looking for or a crap compilation. There were lots and lots of single DJ CDs but won't buy untill I decide what I like. Since we have "other means" of testing the music, I don't see why we shouldn't use them first

quote: How's that book coming?!!!! Do I make you uncomfortable?

On the contrary. The book is something that I want to do but never seem to find the time. But it is on the back burner.


Falcon sounds OK BTW but still not like Quicksilver. Next up Feos

	27-10-2003 20:52									#69
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Feos is great.
One more addition to the list. LTJ Bukem next.

edit: Alright. LTJ Bukem has some great tunes. The one I've listened to is moodswings from Earth Vol.1. But this is like ambience/chillout music? Is this representative of his work? If so I'd buy his album. Fantastic, eitherway. Let's have a go at Aphrodite now shall we. And then maybe listen to some Oakenfold and Paul Van Dyk.

Last edited by Bereta_Eder on 27-10-2003 at 21:37