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02-03-2012, 08:45 AM
DarkYoung

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Originally Posted by Jay Pace

John Digweed is a God here, he gets giant billboards put up around the city when he plays. Jokes.

crazy when i went to bulgaria , digweed was everywhere, bizarre.
08-03-2012, 02:14 PM
TVart

Quote:

Originally Posted by TVart

Last party for me was Dj Rolando... I must say it was prety cool ,proper techno sound that he playing that night...
Edit:

I found some galery from that night, see it for yourselfs... Music is exelent, like i said...but overcrowded club full of pousers is not my cup of tea...

Rolando @ TUBE 21.10.2011

Rolando live mix at The Tube club pt 1 & 2 - 21st October 2011:

:drive::1244::unibrow: :wave: :wank: :rubiggrin: :rueek: :angryfire:
08-03-2012, 03:48 PM
ritaheed

Wouldnt be my ideal set of proper techno - some really good tracks but pretty much not real proper techno mate
08-03-2012, 05:41 PM
TVart

Quote:

Originally Posted by ritaheed

Wouldnt be my ideal set of proper techno - some really good tracks but pretty much not real proper techno mate

Are you kidding me? :rurazz:

In Belgrade, in the underground clubs that sometimes i go out (with no children, just old school guys), for several years now is "in" detroit sound (the slower, more housey, with vocals and all that ...) - so I did not expect even this "hardiness" that night...
Anyway, when you in front of strong sound system - that records (rolando is playing all from turntables) will move you, trust me! I mean, "resident dj" (before Rolando) is played deep house.... :)

I know what you mean when you saying "its not proper techno", but i was enjoyng that night, mate....After all, it is detroit techno. I dont know how old are you, but i was trilled with some classics played that night... :ruwink:

P.s. i have problems express myself "precious", because i dont speak english that good...But i hope you (and others) will understend me.
08-03-2012, 06:28 PM
ritaheed

I understand you mate.

Maybe proper techno for some people is different from others, for me thats not real techno where it should be rough n raw etc

Each to there own though! :)
08-03-2012, 06:28 PM
ritaheed

Some killer tune in the set though - dont get me wrong

But i would have got bored with some parts of the set
08-03-2012, 06:34 PM
TVart

Its all about context... Personaly, i love banging acid techno, funky techno etc... But when you in a overcrowded club, full of pousers (they came in just to hear "jaguar" lol) - then you must be happy with this kind of sound he is playing....

Offer, here, is the way it is... i just cant be that selective... :)
09-03-2012, 01:26 AM
blistanbul

Quote:

Originally Posted by ritaheed

Wouldnt be my ideal set of proper techno - some really good tracks but pretty much not real proper techno mate

i would ring this twatts head if given proper introduction.

sadly last November he skipped such a suggestion.

mister focking now it fock all.
09-03-2012, 02:25 AM
ritaheed

Know more than you any day you wee gay minimal electro boy
09-03-2012, 02:32 PM
qUE

Have I missed something between you two love birds?

I'm with Rita on liking hard-edge Techno, the "funky/soulful" stuff just doesn't do it for me in clubs. I think it's a European thing to enjoy the sonic incineration of sound systems :D
09-03-2012, 07:34 PM
blistanbul

I don't know what this thieving scottish scum talking about.

when it comes to electronic music i don't have a tunnel vision.

i listen to wide variety of it.

good music is good music simples.

i don't even listen to nowadays minimal music really apart from compuphonic and kolombo.

i listened to and have listened to minimal music but not in what many people interpret minimal music.

like this bloke:

Slam - This World (Phil Kieran Mix) - YouTube

i really pity people who can't take joy in ambient, electro-techno, electro or electro.

it doesn't make sense to me because techno derived from electro. people tend to act like they listen to completely different music.

it is not like these people listen to music with banjos and ukulele.
09-03-2012, 07:37 PM
blistanbul

Quote:

Originally Posted by TVart

Rolando live mix at The Tube club pt 1 & 2 - 21st October 2011:

:drive::1244::unibrow: :wave: :wank: :rubiggrin: :rueek: :angryfire:

i wasn't really into the first mix.

it just sounds like bland house music.

but maybe i need to listen to it more thoroughly.
10-03-2012, 12:22 AM
qUE

Quote:

Originally Posted by blistanbul

I don't know what this thieving scottish scum talking about.

when it comes to electronic music i don't have a tunnel vision.

i listen to wide variety of it.

good music is good music simples.

i don't even listen to nowadays minimal music really apart from compuphonic and kolombo.

i listened to and have listened to minimal music but not in what many people interpret minimal music.

like this bloke:

Slam - This World (Phil Kieran Mix) - YouTube

i really pity people who can't take joy in ambient, electro-techno, electro or electro.

it doesn't make sense to me because techno derived from electro. people tend to act like they listen to completely different music.

it is not like these people listen to music with banjos and ukulele.

I'm starting to suspect you're both alter-egos of Mark ;)
10-03-2012, 06:09 PM
teknorich

Tbh, I do think there is a bit of a difference between what Americans and Europeans consider "Techno" and a lot of the very funky, soulful, saxophone tune records we would see as being House, whereas the Americans see it as the funkier side of Detroit Techno.

Either way, am not into it personally. I'm there to get my stomp on, not shake my hips and pose, haha! :ruwink:
10-03-2012, 10:26 PM
blistanbul

Quote:

Originally Posted by blistanbul

i wasn't really into the first mix.

it just sounds like bland house music.

but maybe i need to listen to it more thoroughly.

so technorich first mix techno or house?

and was this what you were referring to.
11-03-2012, 06:06 AM
snooch

Detroit style techno. It tends to be deeper and way more melodic than more aggressive styles of techno like the ones people on this board tend to favor.
11-03-2012, 08:40 AM
DarkYoung

Quote:

Originally Posted by snooch

Detroit style techno. It tends to be deeper and way more melodic than more aggressive styles of techno like the ones people on this board tend to favor.

+1 and quite naturally acidic
11-03-2012, 08:53 PM
djfilthmonger

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Originally Posted by Jay Pace

Barely been out in a couple of years since the nipper made an appearance.

Prior to that Buenos Aires is pretty good. There's one decent underground club that get interesting artists, the berghain boys and a decent spread of djs from around the world. Then the A-list superstar talent plays at creamfields, and all the big superclubs that are still going strong. Those places make me laugh a bit though. Remember all those pro-house superstars from the 90s? They're all still superstars in Argentina. John Digweed is a God here, he gets giant billboards put up around the city when he plays. Jokes.

Last time I was in London I had one night out, saw dettman and Klock. Was good, but old raving crew were old and buggered off home early. Bah.

Anyone going to Awakenings? Anyone ever been? Heading that way this summer, lineup looks ace, but no idea what atmosphere is like in mega techno day festivals.

Awakenings is brilliant mate. best festival i ever been too , the line up looks amazing and its so hassle free going to and from the festival, i highly recommend it good times :-)
12-03-2012, 02:56 PM
TVart

Quote:

Originally Posted by snooch

Detroit style techno. It tends to be deeper and way more melodic than more aggressive styles of techno like the ones people on this board tend to favor.

Rolando's (back in the D) mix

01. Intro
02. Auxx 88 - Bytes [Direct Beat]
03. Rhythm Is Rhythm - Beyond The Dance [Transmat]
04. Instinct - Mindsearch [Decisive]
05. E Dancer - The Human Bond [KMS]
06. Blake Baxter - Body Work [KMS]
07. UR - Jupiter Jazz [UR]
08. Jeff Mills - Lockgroove [Axis]
09. 69 - My Machines pt.1 [Planet E]
10. Jay Denham - Mindmelt [430 West]
11. Shake - Happy To Be Here [Frictional]
12. Drexciya - Bata Pumps [Submerge]
13. Drexciya - Aquatic Bata Particles [Submerge]
14. Mike Grant - Nature Of The Beast [Metroplex]
15. DJ Bone - Black Lives [Subject]
16. Jay Denham - Placement [Black Nation]
17. Suburban Knight - Infra Red Spectrum [UR]
18. Jeff Mills - Gamma Player [Axis]
19. Sean Deason & Mr Bill - Project X (Bigger Trouble Mix) [Matrix]
20. Rob Hood - Explain The Style [Metroplex]
21. Jeff Mills - Vertical [Axis]
22. The Martian - Search Your Feelings [Red Planet]
13-03-2012, 09:26 AM
ritaheed

Quote:

Originally Posted by blistanbul

I don't know what this thieving scottish scum talking about.

when it comes to electronic music i don't have a tunnel vision.

i listen to wide variety of it.

good music is good music simples.

i don't even listen to nowadays minimal music really apart from compuphonic and kolombo.

i listened to and have listened to minimal music but not in what many people interpret minimal music.

like this bloke:

Slam - This World (Phil Kieran Mix) - YouTube

i really pity people who can't take joy in ambient, electro-techno, electro or electro.

it doesn't make sense to me because techno derived from electro. people tend to act like they listen to completely different music.

it is not like these people listen to music with banjos and ukulele.

Slam are Scottish you greasy kabab!

So you dish me for saying that I dont think the Rolando mix is not proper techno then agree its not techno

Your such a retard its unreal, but you Turkish so....:ruretard:

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