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    loving this "let's get dirty with the classics" trend on here. anyways, here's a still banging tune from dan bell, aka dbx, the (arguable) godfather of minimal techno.

    apparently this is from some dance show on local TV from detroit.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EHf1NNbaW4
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    haha the shapes them people are throwing!
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    Last edited by ...Dave...; 21-10-2009 at 06:01 PM.

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    how about some classic speedy j..

    we could go on forever here

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWQ4GXLruio

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    Favourite Dan Bell track has gotta be Baby Judy, with the freaky vocals and that beep noise, classic!

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    Another classic which I love (but always pitch up when I play it!)

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zj6CXleiYM

    Cajmere - Percolator


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    Just found a link for Percolator on that same Detroit TV show:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMEDZnM_TZE

    That must have been some show!!!

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    It's time for the perculator
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    Quote Originally Posted by SlavikSvensk View Post
    godfather of minimal techno.
    I would argue against that, simplistic is not the same as minimal. There`s a bit more to the ethic than not using much kit.

    Although I do like some Bell stuff, I hate nostalgia.
    Old people talking about how good music was back then.
    Horrid.
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    Quote Originally Posted by teknorich View Post
    Just found a link for Percolator on that same Detroit TV show:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMEDZnM_TZE

    That must have been some show!!!
    nothing beats local tv dance shows from the 80s
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    Quote Originally Posted by The_Laughing_Man View Post
    I would argue against that, simplistic is not the same as minimal. There`s a bit more to the ethic than not using much kit.

    Although I do like some Bell stuff, I hate nostalgia.
    Old people talking about how good music was back then.
    Horrid.
    some would argue that predictable and/or compulsive contrarians are the problem :)

    but seriously, there's a nice middle ground between obsessive nostalgia and a lack of appreciation for one's roots, which entails respecting and celebrating the past while simultaneously looking towards the future
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    Quote Originally Posted by gunjack View Post
    Quite the opposite in fact, I just don`t engage in hero worship.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SlavikSvensk View Post
    some would argue that predictable and/or compulsive contrarians are the problem :)

    but seriously, there's a nice middle ground between obsessive nostalgia and a lack of appreciation for one's roots, which entails respecting and celebrating the past while simultaneously looking towards the future
    Why respect the past if it is irrelevant to you?
    Yeah sure, celebrate it though.

    I just see over reminiscience in music scenes as a sign of people growing old and losing touch.
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    afraid of losing touch are ya?

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    Quote Originally Posted by The_Laughing_Man View Post
    Why respect the past if it is irrelevant to you?
    Yeah sure, celebrate it though.

    I just see over reminiscience in music scenes as a sign of people growing old and losing touch.

    dude. whats wrong with remembering good times? do you not feel nostalgic when you hear tunes from when you were out having a great time when you were young?

    i know i do.

    loosing touch? maybe, but we all know going out now is nothing like it was back in the day. it was ****ing great

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    Quote Originally Posted by ...Dave... View Post
    dude. whats wrong with remembering good times? do you not feel nostalgic when you hear tunes from when you were out having a great time when you were young?

    i know i do.

    loosing touch? maybe, but we all know going out now is nothing like it was back in the day. it was ****ing great
    there not one person on this board that doesnt feel nostalgic when it comes to oldschool or old tunes if they say there not there lying

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    Quote Originally Posted by The_Laughing_Man View Post
    Why respect the past if it is irrelevant to you?
    Yeah sure, celebrate it though.

    I just see over reminiscience in music scenes as a sign of people growing old and losing touch.
    so the past is irrelevant to you? you werent influlenced at all by others and their sound? I find that very hard to believe.

    must admit though dan bell is someone ive never really gone and looked into proper, apart from the obvious dbx stuff, guess i should be the sounds of it!

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    The Blip, Blurp, Bleep album is quality. Is a collection of tracks, rather than an actual album, and they are the most obvious ones (Losing Control, Baby Judy etc) but definitely worth a listen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by basslinejunkie View Post
    so the past is irrelevant to you? you werent influlenced at all by others and their sound? I find that very hard to believe.
    i also have a hard time buying that. of course, there's a big difference between saying something's irrelevant to you and it actually being irrelevant to you...

    sounds a bit like a political stand to me...like he perceives "obsessive nostalgics" as holding current music back, so he attacks their sacred cows...not really because of the quality of said sacred cows, but because he doesn't like the effect of the attachment to them.

    i think the frustration with the "obsessive nostalgics," esp of the littledetroit variety, is understandable. but that kind of extreme stand only results in a "narcissism of the present," which is every bit as limiting as "obsessive nostalgia."
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