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    Default pounding grooves 35

    likin it

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    Haven't heard that one yet but most of the stuff is great, I liked the one Sims did, I only use the first half though. Does anybody know who Pounding Grooves agent is?

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    He is, on the records it says call him if ya wanna book him.
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    Nice one, any idea where he's based... is it the UK??

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    Are you joking?
    Lawrie Immersion, Hackney, London, UK
    As in London Acid Techno
    As in one of the originators of the Acid Techno Sound.
    Solitary by nature.
    Isolation is the gift.
    Does anyone have courage to stand apart any more?

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    lol he isnt a hard house producer?

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    Can we bring the serious notion back please?
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    Quote Originally Posted by SummerOfSam


    Can we bring the serious notion back please?

    easy boy :lol:
    OUT NOW:
    - Orlando Voorn & Juan Atkins "Game One (Ritzi Lee remix)" on Nightvision.
    - Cybernetics EP on Labrynth (Beatport release)

    OUT SOON:
    - Black Noiz on Labrynth (vinyl release)

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    the ben long mix is ok. :)

    pgv mix is nothing newish,
    but still pounding....
    OUT NOW:
    - Orlando Voorn & Juan Atkins "Game One (Ritzi Lee remix)" on Nightvision.
    - Cybernetics EP on Labrynth (Beatport release)

    OUT SOON:
    - Black Noiz on Labrynth (vinyl release)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ritzi Lee
    Quote Originally Posted by SummerOfSam


    Can we bring the serious notion back please?

    easy boy :lol:
    Nothing funny in maintaining integrity mate.
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    A thumbs down for this one I'm afraid, wasn't into it, but mainly because I expected more from Ben Long. Speaking of Long, he doesn't release a whole lot anymore, even though he's a really top producer.

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    ive stopped expecting stuff from producers cos they usually let u down. i jsut listen with an open mind these days. i bought it for the pgv side. really like the bassline

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    ive not heard it yet ill have to check it out.

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    Really cant let myself adding the collection for this one... One side sounds like Lawie's acid techno stuff without the 303... One side is like trying to break through somewhere but never got it quite right... Pass. Especially 31, 33 and 34 were just too good.

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    whatever, this record is brilliant. well at least the non info side is

    i didnt like it all that much either (but im still obsessed with this lable so i have the urge to get everyone that comes out) but but i played it on a loud sound system this weekend and that changed everything.

    the bassline and that twisted vocal loop are really ****ing cool.

    i think this is one of his best tracks lately.

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    I sold my whole Pgv Collection on getting to arizona last time :cry: :cry: :cry: I still love lawrie though, Any one got a link to pa of his?
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    PGV are all wicked imo. Not just because Lawrie constantly releases dirty techno without the added distortion from low quality production and pressing, that you see on too many European releases - especially under the heading "schranz". But also because you know he really doesn't pander to keeping the kids happy and releases what he knows are the right tracks for the squat parties and underground clubs. His contribution to the scene is huge.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jonnyspeed
    PGV are all wicked imo. Not just because Lawrie constantly releases dirty techno without the added distortion from low quality production and pressing, that you see on too many European releases - especially under the heading "schranz". But also because you know he really doesn't pander to keeping the kids happy and releases what he knows are the right tracks for the squat parties and underground clubs. His contribution to the scene is huge.
    I couldn't agree more. Lawrie has & still puts so much into the underground techno without any fuss & recognition. His input is amazing (on & off the vinyl).

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    I think PGV35 is quality...

    34 was awesome though...
    Numeric

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    Quote Originally Posted by mattboyslim
    ive stopped expecting stuff from producers cos they usually let u down.

    Word :clap:
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