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29-08-2004, 09:22 PM
Martin Dust

Downwards
Varial
11th Hour
Electrofunk
Ghostly

and dare I say Dust Science :)
29-08-2004, 11:22 PM
gunjack

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Oldham

I don't follow labels I follow artists

Ben Sims (esp. Ingoma), black and Latin crowds react to his stuff
Mark Broom (when he's tribal)
Oliver Ho
Surgeon in his La Real/Midnight Club Tracks phase
Misstress Barb (she just did a Thomas Krome remix that's hot)
Anything on Zenit/Naples guys
Markantonio (you can play a whole set of just him and destroy the room)
Advent/G-Flame
Mr. G
Mills of course (I thought Metropolis was his best yet)
Adam Beyer, depends on the track though
There was a bit on here where some of you were doggin' out Joey Beltram's new stuff, the disco cut-up sh**. You must not play to actual crowds then, because he blows up the spot, anything on STX, the one track off Tresor: Lumina, and that Player remix (the one that samples Rick James RIP) is a **** monster! The guy can take a 4-bar funk loop and make a 5 minute banger out of it, that's genius, people go crazy, so whatever
There was this one Gunjack record I played into the ground, played it for over a year, can't remember the name though

There's more but you get the idea

None of these guys ever let me down. Very rarely am I impressed w/ new producers if at all, sorry to say

hey brah! been lookin for you. how the hell are ya? anyway hit me up please bro at briangibbs@hotmail.com

b
30-08-2004, 02:49 AM
Sunil

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Oldham

There was a bit on here where some of you were doggin' out Joey Beltram's new stuff, the disco cut-up sh**. You must not play to actual crowds then, because he blows up the spot, anything on STX, the one track off Tresor: Lumina, and that Player remix (the one that samples Rick James RIP) is a **** monster! The guy can take a 4-bar funk loop and make a 5 minute banger out of it, that's genius, people

It's nothing close to genius. That new Beltram on Tresor is absolutely terrible, it's so cheesy. He can sample the most overused disco/funk samples (Like most of his other STX stuff) and make a 5 minute track out of it? Well rather him than me, this doesn't remotely measure up to any of the amazing music he's made in the past. Sure it may make the girls shake their hips but there's not a hope in hell I'd ever play this kind of stuff out :nono: and if I did I'd expect to be lynched for it !

Btw. I'll always have huge respect for Beltram, he's made so much outstanding music, but I'm really not into this stuff.
30-08-2004, 03:03 AM
Sunil

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Originally Posted by SummerOfSam

Deafmosaic (plug for Brian, leave that 20 bucks in the mail for me) ;)

I'll agree here, the quality on the last one I heard (DM005) take it to the next level, the Gunjack tracks particularly.
30-08-2004, 04:54 AM
Alan Oldham

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sunil

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Oldham

There was a bit on here where some of you were doggin' out Joey Beltram's new stuff, the disco cut-up sh**. You must not play to actual crowds then, because he blows up the spot, anything on STX, the one track off Tresor: Lumina, and that Player remix (the one that samples Rick James RIP) is a **** monster! The guy can take a 4-bar funk loop and make a 5 minute banger out of it, that's genius, people

It's nothing close to genius. That new Beltram on Tresor is absolutely terrible, it's so cheesy. He can sample the most overused disco/funk samples (Like most of his other STX stuff) and make a 5 minute track out of it? Well rather him than me, this doesn't remotely measure up to any of the amazing music he's made in the past. Sure it may make the girls shake their hips but there's not a hope in hell I'd ever play this kind of stuff out :nono: and if I did I'd expect to be lynched for it !

Btw. I'll always have huge respect for Beltram, he's made so much outstanding music, but I'm really not into this stuff.

Like I said, you must not play to actual party crowds with, like, girls dancing and stuff.
30-08-2004, 03:23 PM
Sunil

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Oldham

Like I said, you must not play to actual party crowds with, like, girls dancing and stuff.

Not so, I just don't like to play these kind of records.
30-08-2004, 03:40 PM
massplanck

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Oldham

Like I said, you must not play to actual party crowds with, like, girls dancing and stuff.

Not one for slaggin artists or tunes in general but you leave me no choice. That latest Betram tune is terrible.
30-08-2004, 05:31 PM
Adverse

yep. true enough.
30-08-2004, 07:49 PM
dirty_bass

Beltrams new stuff is just a techno version of Westlife.
Pop music for kids.
30-08-2004, 08:27 PM
Alan Oldham

You kids are just tooooooo cool for me ;)
30-08-2004, 08:40 PM
Martin Dust

Well I like the new 12", +6 every time...

Any way back to Labels and Artists...
Makaton
Looking forward to the new Female stuff
Whitehouse
Got back into Coil in a big way, Black Antlers is brilliant
Looking forward to the new Shake album as well
31-08-2004, 12:28 AM
dirty_bass

Favourite labels
Real tricky
I`m more into good tunes.

I do like mankind, it seems pretty consistant.
And
Intoxygene. For handling the young gods.
Gunjack is promising too.
Otherwise, I flick around labels like nobody`s business.
31-08-2004, 10:56 AM
Buttman

Quote:

Originally Posted by Martin Dust

Makaton
Looking forward to the new Female stuff
Whitehouse
Got back into Coil in a big way, Black Antlers is brilliant
Looking forward to the new Shake album as well

Makaton is doing a remix for us right now :love:

I heard the new Female on Infrastructure, sounds good and industrial. Actually, quite just like BMB ;)
I am curious on the EP he is making for Downwards.

I want that Black Antlers but got no credit on my VISA to order it on their page, care to share? =)

What/who is Shake? Anthony Shakir?
31-08-2004, 12:05 PM
Martin Dust

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buttman

Quote:

Originally Posted by Martin Dust

Makaton
Looking forward to the new Female stuff
Whitehouse
Got back into Coil in a big way, Black Antlers is brilliant
Looking forward to the new Shake album as well

Makaton is doing a remix for us right now :love:

I heard the new Female on Infrastructure, sounds good and industrial. Actually, quite just like BMB ;)
I am curious on the EP he is making for Downwards.

I want that Black Antlers but got no credit on my VISA to order it on their page, care to share? =)

What/who is Shake? Anthony Shakir?

Makaton is really on form - enjoying most of his output these days. Not heard the Female stuff on Infra - enjoyed his set up in Leeds a couple of months ago tho...Looking forward to the EP.

Well the Coil album is worth it, sell everything you have.

There is only one Shake, and yeah you're spot on - really like his productions, the album with SPK was very good and interesting to see him working in another area.
31-08-2004, 12:18 PM
scienceofuse

I'm into lots of different labels, but some that I like best are:

(melodic / deep / intelligent etc.)
- Kanzleramt
- Scandium
- Rotation
- Sino
- Truesoul

(loopy, funky shite)
- Southsoul
- Zenit
- Question
- Memory Lane
- SuperBra

(tougher loopy techno)
- Drumcode
- Conform
- Punish
- Kobayashi
- Zync

Of course, there are so many great labels out there that they can't all be named here, but the ones written were chosen mainly for their consistency and/or my affection for the style they represent or an exceptional record they've put out...
31-08-2004, 12:47 PM
Prosac

No Entry
RAW
VCF
SUF
31-08-2004, 02:01 PM
professor

Blueline
anyone? surprised this is not mentioned.
31-08-2004, 02:42 PM
tioneb

i have seen soleil on the list

echoplex is very brilliant these times... some really personnal mastering and groovy rythms
31-08-2004, 02:59 PM
massplanck

Neue Heimat/Sativae/Mosquito/ but when on a harder tip it has to be Tsunami
31-08-2004, 10:50 PM
The Overfiend

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Oldham

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sunil

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Oldham

There was a bit on here where some of you were doggin' out Joey Beltram's new stuff, the disco cut-up sh**. You must not play to actual crowds then, because he blows up the spot, anything on STX, the one track off Tresor: Lumina, and that Player remix (the one that samples Rick James RIP) is a **** monster! The guy can take a 4-bar funk loop and make a 5 minute banger out of it, that's genius, people

It's nothing close to genius. That new Beltram on Tresor is absolutely terrible, it's so cheesy. He can sample the most overused disco/funk samples (Like most of his other STX stuff) and make a 5 minute track out of it? Well rather him than me, this doesn't remotely measure up to any of the amazing music he's made in the past. Sure it may make the girls shake their hips but there's not a hope in hell I'd ever play this kind of stuff out :nono: and if I did I'd expect to be lynched for it !

Btw. I'll always have huge respect for Beltram, he's made so much outstanding music, but I'm really not into this stuff.

Like I said, you must not play to actual party crowds with, like, girls dancing and stuff.

Actually lot of people here just appreciate quality tracks. You going to tell me that Beltram track is better than the Samuel L Session on Cycle?
Just because someone doesnt like a track doesnt exactly mean they arent experienced with a crowd as much as you are. I don't think a lot of people here have as much experience with crowds as you do. Doesnt mean we are not entitled to say a track blows, from a producer point of view.

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