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  1. 17-08-2004, 12:08 PM #1
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    Default What was the record that got you into techno?

    Can you rem the record you heard that made the hairs on your neck stand up? For me i think it was cybersonik - technarchy. http://www.discogs.com/release/15172

    At the time i was only into early rave/house records (new beat, hithouse,midtown etc), didnt know what or who cybersonik even was at the time. This record stood out for me bigtime, i had to hear more from this genre and these artists.
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  2. 17-08-2004, 12:12 PM #2
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    I used to be into well cheesey stuff in the US, Lords of Acid, DJ Keoki, and even worse. Then I moved to the UK, heard CJ Bollands tune, The Prophet, and said wow, whats that! Then someone said if you like that you should go to Atomic Jam - the rest is history.
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    Umek lanicor after hearing it on fuse presents Dave Clarke. Seen him at bugged out, was amazed and then just kept on goin, voodoo, the jam soon i was hooked!
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    Laidback Luke - Act The Fool (Touche)
    Paul Johnson - The Music In Me (Relief)
    Armand Van Helden Vs Dj Sneak - Psychic Bounty Killas (Relief)
    Cajmere - Only For You (Green Velvet Remix)
    House Of God Surgeon Remix.
    Dave Clarke - RED 1-3

    Somebody make me a mix of all of those records so I can cream myself to sleep please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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    there was quite a few but the only one ive been able to get hold of/i.d is madame doubios-road rage on react.proper dirty an pretty savage
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    Carl Cox-Brother Dont Play
    Technasia-Evergreen
    De Britte Raum-Halebopp

    These 3 tunes i heard out the 1st few times i started goin techno clubs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddie
    Umek lanicor after hearing it on fuse presents Dave Clarke. Seen him at bugged out, was amazed and then just kept on goin, voodoo, the jam soon i was hooked!
    The Sounds of K track did it for me on that cd.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddie
    Umek lanicor after hearing it on fuse presents Dave Clarke. Seen him at bugged out, was amazed and then just kept on goin, voodoo, the jam soon i was hooked!
    theres a few crakin tunes on that cd
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    Ah yes sounds of K also used to love the DC remix of freks on hubbard DJ urban you work it could go on all day! The vinyl pack was deffinately one of the best investments i have ever made!
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    not shure on any of my first tracks...

    but dave clarke at airborne in edinburgh was a defo the main turning point in gettin me hooked on techno........also the nights called LOST(now dogma) wi the likes of chris liebing, IGT, speedy j.
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    3hr drunk freestyle of techno set @ 3am when ma mates crash oot wi balloons on his heid, yeh thats selling it

    just over 2hrs of techno from sekonz's boxin day set at jakN, GRV, edinburgh
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    i think it was probably a space djz EP that i was given for free whrn i was into proggy stuff.

    not sure which 1 but i was given it around July 1999


    i was like "Why have they jus' given me this??? It's ace!"
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    Knights of the Jaguar was the first to get me on my merry way and then Ben Sims Dj'ing finished the deal.
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    wow, so far many people seem to have got into techno from hearing DJ's play records and some of the later techno records. Cmon, some of you here must show ur age :)
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    Ok yes I was into Cybotron, Early Mills, The Holy Trinity and Some of the earlier detroit stuff but to be honest I was too far into hip hop to research the music. Some of us took a lil bit of clublife to actually get into the genre, I wasn't a house head persay but I was dancing and raving all over New York before I started to learn the difference between genres.
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    probably the clarke mix of hot on the heels of love, which was on the carl cox - fact mix, which was my first introduction to techno.

    i wouldnt say it was a single tune that really got me into techno though, it was the agressors tapes from helter skelter technodrome packs that got me proper hooked.
    lol the trance has gone
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    Quote Originally Posted by Downwards
    probably the clarke mix of hot on the heels of love, which was on the carl cox - fact mix, which was my first introduction to techno.

    i wouldnt say it was a single tune that really got me into techno though, it was the agressors tapes from helter skelter technodrome packs that got me proper hooked.

    Was going to blurt out a list of cool tunes but Fact 1 is the first techno CD that I heard after beheading my metal persona.
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    Umek's Gatex tune -without the beat. First one i heard i guess.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Downwards

    i wouldnt say it was a single tune that really got me into techno though, it was the agressors tapes from helter skelter technodrome packs that got me proper hooked.
    exactly the same as me,the aggressor an ribbz tapes are what got me in2 techno in the 1st place,unfortunately road rage and a few others are the only tunes ive been able to pick up :cry:
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    got into Aphex twin through John Peel and absolutely loved Quoth, at the time i didn't realise it was techno,

    I'd also heard some of the dave clarke mixes from the john peel show, and loved some of those tracks, but didn't know what they were, susequently found out they were:

    surgeon - magneze
    Bizz od - Get Up (does anyone else know this tune?)
    Dave Clarke - Red 3

    still love all 3.

    after that,

    thomas bangalter - trax on da rocks - Outrun!
    It's toe tappingly tragic
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    not a single record, but a fine audio records mix cd.
    old schranz sound :lol:
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