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i have been playing this stuff for years and everytime i play it there is a very good response, i feel this is the new sound of techno and my new label "GHETTO FABULOUS" will reflect this but after reading a thread of how some people think the way techno is going i thought i'd ask the question " what do yous lot think about ghetto tech?"
You've been playing it for years and you also feel this is the new sound of techno?!
Yeah, I love ghetto techno... at this stage of the game though I don't think it's going to be serving up anything too extraordinary, not unless the real ghetto people come up with new stuff to say, and the overall production style shifts around a lot.
I liked what Bissmire was doing up to a point with the hard ghetto sound, but that lost me a while back I have to say. Haven't heard too much ghetto stuff this year. One guy I really like is DJ Nephets, but again, haven't seen much from him of late.
how can this be the new sound if youre playing it for years already ? :cheese:
btw i love it.
and crowd always appreciate a good BASS
I like it and throw the odd ghettotech tunes in with techno & gets the crowd's attention when lyrics like , " tongue..& lick...all over my clit.. " boom out the soundsystem! It's a bit of fun & a nice contrast to the sound I play.
someone help me out here..
whats that tune with the following vocal
"face down, ass up.. thats the way we like to ****"
anyone?
The sample is in so many tunes. I'm sure it was used by Sterling Moss a few years back. I think the original tune was by Dj Isaac & was called " face down ass up " .
cheerz dude.. heard simms play it in a set recently.. drivin me mad to find it.
most try find the set again and post a sample...
2 LIVE CREW - FACE DOWN, ASS UP!
yup.. but who sampled it recently?Quote:
Originally Posted by koma
i like that monika cruse track where she sings with pretty hard german accent "wanna touch my bellybutton? wanna lick my fingatipz?"
wanna touch my boooooobzzzzz
feck what was that one????
2 Live Crew makes more sense than Isaac but that's the oldest example I know of. I've always liked " freaks on hubbard " by DJ Rush & " Just Ride " by Dave Clarke. Oneday I'll get around to making a ghetto track just for the fun of it.
might be this one:Quote:
Originally Posted by rhythmtech
http://www.discogs.com/release/224065
it's hardly new in techno though is it? there's been booty stuff around for well over decade, dave clarke for example was at his best in the mid 90s when he was hammering the dance mania stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rowland The Bastard
i used to spend a fortune on that old chicago stuff and some of the detroit stuff too, those early dj assault 12s were awesome till they split up.
from judging what you played at glade, i dont think you play real booty? Just sampled booty with a pounding beat over the top. These sorts of records obliterate booty music.
cant beat a bit of dance mania!!!! i think i got all my dance mania stuff from your shop.Quote:
Originally Posted by darkside
There was a really full on schranz face down ass up - think I remember rowland playing it at glade.
Prefer the DJ Funk & Dj Vialgo version - has a squelchy little bassline on it. Rude tune
Yeah, I like ghetto tech but can't cope with a whole set of the stuff. Very quickly gets too repetitive.
Dj Slugo, deeon, funk - all make some class tracks. Best used chucked in with other types of techno though.
There's only so many tracks you can listen to prasing dat booty, booty, a whole lotta booty, booty booty etc etc
not into it... too much "origeenul ganxtaz" in that genre
well it's like that in germany :eh:
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Originally Posted by rhythmtech
its called "thats the way" by jamie bizzmire and dj bam bam its on 50HZ , sterling moss and anne savage did a remix of it
anne savage? oh dear. I always knew the americans called Bam Bam a 'hard house' dj but oh dear indeed.
ghetto is ace, but like someone else said, just the odd tune to break the mood
dj Nephets is class. Got his ghetto heaven ep the other week. really tasty and not overdone
says it all really. as jay says, best thrown in with a bunch of other stuff. Like a cake with currents in it (booty being the currents)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ms.Rhythm
ok ok i get all your points when i say i had been playing it for years, what i meant to say or meant was i had been playing and ghetto stuff for years but i feel the ghetto tech is only coming into its own recently, moe people are playing it :cheese: so its getting popular and a few artists i have been talikng to about all agree so i thought i'd put the thread outQuote:
Originally Posted by darkside
how observant of you, but we are talking ghetto tech NOT bootyQuote:
Originally Posted by ampassasinbirmingham
there's not a chance in hell that ben sims played this steaming pile of turd.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ms.Rhythm
http://www.bangingtunes.com/play/racetrax005/a/
if that's the future of techno then we're f*cked :lol:
which is what i playd at the glade but its defo not schranzQuote:
Originally Posted by Ms.Rhythm
sorry but that anne savage record has about as much in common with ghetto-tech as fergie does with techno.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rowland The Bastard
chicago hard house was around a decade before the "uk" hard house was around, in fact i used to play what was known as hard house and that was about 6 years before the first pheonix rising release which aparently was the first hard house trackQuote:
Originally Posted by mattboyslim
ghetto tech has been around for longer than half the current producers in techno! nothing new about it, some amazing stuff around, and some utter,utter garbage, like most off-shoots of techno, but certainly nothing new
and yeah ghetto tech isnt hard house beats with a compulsory "ghetto" vocal over it
proper ghetto tech check Slugo, Dj Hyperactive, Dj Funk, Skitzo etc etc
yeah people need to stop getting confused with that face down ass up thing, its a sample thats been on ****ing loads of things but more noticably the awful remixes with clowns like anne savage etc on it. Absolute pile of toss.
it's not coming into its own only now at all, what a strange thing to say, people have been dropping ghetto bombs in their sets for as long as i can remember. Ive seen Dave Clarke do nearly full on ghetto/booty (its the same thing guys come on) like over 8, 9 years ago and pretty much any techno dj worth their salt have been using ghetto tracks in their sets since techno practically began. The newer influx of harder stuff like Bam Bam and the 50hz crew have been at it a few years even now aswell, dont understand all this ghetto is the future of techno stuff, very strange
http://www.clinicantwerp.com/movie.htm
yeah babe...
haha, she's got bigger balls than me that girlQuote:
Originally Posted by koma
when was it last time you scored then darkside ? :razz:
some ghetto tech is cool, but some is just down right cheesy, simple 808 pattern with a vocal sample that goes "bang it bang it bang it"
but that dj bam bam sound is pretty phat, i'd like to hear more of that stuff
:blush:Quote:
Originally Posted by Miromiric
too long, i'm virtually married.
virtually ? what, like a virtual girlfriend ?Quote:
Originally Posted by darkside
i'll get my coat :oops:
darkside lives a virtual life. He has a catherter and a drip for his food.
and a webcam for his weekly sex routine.
haha you go girl, and in reply to darkside , ben sims dosnt play the racetrax version by sterling moss and anne savage he plays the jamie bissmire and dj bam bam oneQuote:
Originally Posted by koma
aint new to me.. always liked a booty track here & there to break up a set..
909s & 808s & ruff ass sampling.. PUMP DAT PUSSY
Also to rowland, whens the new label on the go? I cant wait to hear some of the tunes your gonna bring out , full support to ya mate, gotta love the gheto tech :cheese:
great, i'll run out and buy it then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ms.Rhythm
wtf!Quote:
Originally Posted by ampassasinbirmingham
did you enjoy last nights broadcast?Quote:
Originally Posted by Miromiric
see, i told you it was big and how tight was his ass?! :shock:
i wish it wasn't so fast. a lot of ghetto tek i find is like 150bpm ish. those early dj funk ghetto tech ep's that where around the 132 - 138bpm range are awesome :)
:ninja:Quote:
Originally Posted by darkside
i dont think there is enough ghetto tech to be honest with ya. Theres not enough vinyl, sets or cd's with that kinda style ,i've got dj godfather dabomb vol 3 and its boooooootay bootaylicious!!! Hence why im getting all hyped up about this new label, more info plz mr roland :blush:
The problem for me with Ghetto Tech has arisen because,as has been said, you would find maybe one good release of this type in the shop and go, 'great, I'll buy that...!' n all the rest weren't any where near as good....
Then you would go to the party n everyone else had had the same idea... You've got to play it, thats why you bought it...
So once you been in the party for 15 hours or so you are pig sick of hearing the same bloody thing n that spoilt it for me...
I like it if its done well, like almost any style of techno, so it will be interesting to see how it fairs if punters don't just have one decent release to choose from... :)
The future of techno is to stop looking for the next sound to cash in on and just make cool abstact electronic music, and **** trends.
oh give over, try looking beyond the shite coming out of london...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ms.Rhythm
http://www.discogs.com/label/Dance+Mania
http://www.discogs.com/label/Freak+Mode
http://www.discogs.com/label/Databass+Records
http://www.discogs.com/label/Assault+Rifle
http://www.discogs.com/label/Funk+Records
http://www.discogs.com/label/D.E.T.+Only
http://www.discogs.com/label/Juke+Trax
http://www.discogs.com/label/Booty+Bar+Records
http://www.discogs.com/label/Motor+City+Electro+Company
http://www.discogs.com/label/Public+Housing
http://www.wideadventure.com/ghettotech.htm
http://www.non-stop-djs.com/index.htm
www.ghettotech.de
www.discod.com
http://ghettotech.tribe.net/
http://www.twilight76.com/main.html