For me it was:
1.James Brown is dead
2.U-96
3.Dominator
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For me it was:
1.James Brown is dead
2.U-96
3.Dominator
not tracks but:
NIN
a shed load of stuff i heard on John Peel :notworthy:
it started with tunes like "pump up the jam" and this lead on to early rave tunes, but one tune inparticular i remember was "urban breakdown" by micky finn, it was also the first record i bought (from woolworths with my dinner money) another tune around the same time was "power pill" i cant remember who it was by but had the pac man samples in there "eat them up yum yum" i heard carl cox play this and i loved it, i also purchased this from woolwroths aswel...hehehe bloody hell that goin back a bit :oops:
this lead on to tunes like dominator and james brown is dead etc...
Front 242 - Headhunter & Sheep on Drugs - Motorbike ..
that technotronic megamix :cool:
I cant remember the very first tune I heard that really got me interested, but I suppose hearing NIN - Sin for the first time probably helped, and the first dance music purchase I made was the Lords of Acid album Voodoo U.
Its by aphex twin, worth a little bit too if you still have it (vinyl)Quote:
Originally Posted by fatcollective
Sourmash - Pilgramage to paradise. ****ING AMAZING TRACK!
I strongly remember a track by Utah Saints called "Somthing good"
Also a 808 state track with a sample in that was somthing like out of a western?? violins etc....?? not sure what it was called. & a track call "Das Boot" im sure all of these tracks had somthing to do with me getting into it all, i remember them giving me a rite buzz at the time!!
i suppose my first ever electronic song i liked was MARS pump up the volume.
i remember asking for that song for a christmas present, my unlce bought me one of those chart hit tapes with it on, there was also a track on there with the sample "Put the needle on the record, and the drum beat goes like this".
i had to play mars, then fast forward all the way to the end to listen to the other track :lol:
cant remember who did that though :oops:
Found this in a charity shop the other week, on vinyl, on NOW 10 or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by dan the acid man
Its Criminal Element OrchestraQuote:
Originally Posted by dan the acid man
Can i have my spotters gold medal now please ;)
Prodigy
thats them :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by herman
i can thank daft punks homework for getting me into it, along with prodigy's music for the jilted generation
as well as countless pirate radio sessions
yes i know they were lame, and so is chris sheppard, but gimme a break, i was 15
Axel F.
:cool:
depeche mode
new order
the klf
s-express
sunscreem
around that time period for me and any other cassette i could steal from my brother.
bambatta
breakdancing to electro early 80's
Yeah, "Das Boot" was by U 96, that was a nice tune. "I Wanna Be A Kennedy" was another good one of theirs too!Quote:
Originally Posted by dis-tek
Too much music I had on tapes and stuff, but didn't always know the names. I think the radio was still the major place I'd hear stuff and record it if I liked it.
Rave wise I guess Messiah, Prodigy, KLF and others... The whole visual/ psychedelic aspect of rave or electronic music videos on TV really buzzed me, the music seemed to have so much depth, it was the ultimate package both sonically and visually. I guess my path into techno came from German and Dutch hardcore techno, as well as UK hardcore and jungle.
Adam Beyer lured me into techno but Tube Jerk stole my soul with Eight. Which I just got yesterday on vinyl.
I think the synth pop basis to so many songs of the 80s could certainly be the first electronic influence for many people. I had put Human League, Soft Cell, Ultravox, Gary Numan or whoever in the same bracket as Kraftwerk even though in later times I found out it was more correct for people to namecheck Kraftwerk head and shoulders above everyone else. For me the others had more songs that I liked though :clap: That said, the only Kraftwerk song I ever really remember from back then was "The Model".
I hope to be laying into a model tommorrow night whilst they are playing that. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sunil
haha, I'll bring you back to the Assets Modelling agency vip lounge Steve, you'll like it there. Apparantly they're all single and into Mayo men :twisted:Quote:
Originally Posted by massplanck
Being an old get of 35 I'd say one of the first electronic tracks I remember hearing & liking must've been The Tornado's with Telstar obviously though a few years after it came out! Then I fell in love with all the 80s new wave stuff as a pre-teenager and the rest is history!
That'll be MC Tunes v 808 States - The Only Rhyme That Bites with the samples from The Big Country movie ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by dis-tek
You're not a Devo fan by any chance? I've only come across them recently and am sorry I had missed out on them for so many years. They're ****in brilliant :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by sputnik242
:love:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sunil
Shes a Model and shes looking good
I'd like to take her home its understood.
Asswerk.
You can have Glenda Gilson and I'll have Roberta Rowat, they were looking hot in the paper today :love:Quote:
Originally Posted by massplanck
Nah man, but Are We Not Men? No We Are Devo is a top trackQuote:
Originally Posted by Sunil
it's mostly (especially) Depeche Mode plus Heaven 17, Human League, Numan etc ;)
oh and Whip It too!
Whip it real good! :lol:
Yeah it is. If I could get in a time machine I'd go back to 1978 and see them play :love: Would probably pop by to a Gary Numan concert too ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by sputnik242
Yeah, that's good, their big hit I think... an instant favourite of mine was "Shrivel Up", something really cool about that, haven't felt a connection with a piece of music like that in ages. It actually came into a dream of mine one night and woke me up it had made such an mark.Quote:
Originally Posted by sputnik242
A bit of Devo trivia... the main opening hook in Layo & Bushwacka's dance smash "Love Story" is taken directly from Devo's "Mongroloid".. they also sampled Beefheart and Nina Simone in that!
poing!!!
and some hardcore track with a japanese girl singing on it
listening to jean michelle jarre's london docklands concert on radio 1 was quite influential for me too
Kraftwerk,The KLF,early Tangerine Dream,early Pink Floyd,Stockhausen (not too much) and probably more if my memory still worked ;)
cannot say that a single track has turned me into techno.
started with jarre productrions,kraftwerk,then technotronic,,
after that some deep trance shite,then the prodigy,and after that mills
after that some psytrance..
well, that was my way to the tech scene.
:love:Quote:
Originally Posted by ANDROID
Mc Tunes and 808 state the onley rhyme that bitesQuote:
Originally Posted by dis-tek
:love: wow I love that tune(Manchester boys too)
For me I remember when house became popular over here and there was all that hip house shit and I started listening to some acid house tapes my mate got hold of.
But realy started getting in to it proper via 808 state and the show they used to have on sunset 102 on the radio
I shoplifted the single of that from a woolworth's discount bin when I was about 12Quote:
Originally Posted by dis-tek
LOL
That was the 1st cd I ever, errr owened :doh:
I guess I could say that, probably the prodigy more tho :lol:
No good!
Leftfield-Leftism
MC Hammer - Don't touch this!
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Originally Posted by Ritzi Lee
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STAKKER - HUMANOID
I'll be your friend ;)
zsa zsa la boum - something scary
little little - tickle me
art of noise - close up (or is it close to the edit...can't remember the name)
renegade soundwave - thunder
and too many others to mention
Can't touch this? :!:Quote:
Originally Posted by rotten
Straight up house brought me into techno.
Relief Records and the likes, Touche Records, then Laidback Luke.
Progression