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    Quote Originally Posted by wrong
    Quote Originally Posted by rotten
    Quote Originally Posted by Ritzi Lee
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    Can't touch this? :!:

    Ofcourse "CAN'T TOUCH THIS".
    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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    I got into it pretty gradually, but it was around the time of KLF, Utah saints. I remember being well impressed with MARRS Pump Up The Volume, but probably the main turning point for me was finding a copy of the Shamen's Boss Drum album in the park near my house. :lol:

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    Def the Hip House/ Acid house mix tapes that my older bro's friends used to get were so inspiring to me. The music seemed so mysterious to me cause i was way to young to get into clubs. I would put them on really late at night and close my eyes and imagine what it was like in the clubs right at that moment. How they would be dancing, and picturing the lights and all the Bass.

    Some specific names would be: Fast Eddie, Tyree Cooper, Trax Records, all the Todd Terry stuff especially "Girl I'll House You" and of course Maurice- This Is Acid
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    For me it was a mob down here (in OZ) called Def FX. They were a sort of surfer thrash electro rave band in the early 90's who used lots of korg and roland gear.
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    No Limit from 2 Unlimited
    "Computer games don't affect kids, I mean if Pac Man affected us as kids, we'd all run around in a darkened room munching pills and listening to repetitive music."
    -Kristian Wilson, Nintendo Inc

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    S-express - theme from s-Express and kraftwerk.

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    sesames treat
    take me on my holidays

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    Quote Originally Posted by soma
    sesames treat
    shit I thought I was the only one

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    don't worry. there's a few of us out there.

    The old kaos theory tapes.

    lol

    the good old days. ;)
    take me on my holidays

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    FLat eric
    Hey girl, hey boy (chemical bors)
    Blade theme/Confusion
    Stay up forever.

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    sesame street, pacman, tetris....oh yeah and the old trax (chicago) stuff too

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    Quote Originally Posted by audioinjection
    sesame street, pacman, tetris....oh yeah and the old trax (chicago) stuff too
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    Cubik...
    These go to eleven!!

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    the most inspiring track in my life?

    model 500 - no ufo's

    easy

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    Quote Originally Posted by MARK EG
    the most inspiring track in my life?

    model 500 - no ufo's

    easy

    :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:
    They say there is, is no, there is no UFOs! ;)

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    Quote Originally Posted by MARK EG
    the most inspiring track in my life?

    model 500 - no ufo's

    easy

    :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:
    game one by infinity, aka juan was also light years ahead of it's time

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    So funny how Juan Atkins is lightyears behind his time now
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    Ministry - Thieves, and all of The Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Taste

    This led me to Skinny Puppy's Mind:The Perpetual Intercourse
    Puppy is still my absolute favorite musical entity.

    When I first heard dance oriented electronic, it was The Movement and Lords of Acid, which I liked, but what really hooked me was Prodigy's Experience and the Orb's Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld

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    ^^^ Pretty similar to that actually. Various hip-hop and industrial. Particularly Public Enemy and Ministry. Lords of Acid was probably the first rave/electronic group of which I bought an album. Dunno what happened them. Went further with the cheese but lost the edge.
    A person belonging to one or more Order is just as likely to carry a flag of the counter-establishment as the flag of the establishment, just as long as it is a flag. --P.D.

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    Lords Of Acid was the same guy behind Praga Khan if I remember rightly.

    For me it would have been when rave was the buzzword in the charts, K-Klass, Dream Frequency, Isotonik etc...moved from there into full on old skool hardcore (which I still love to this day). My first contact with techno was on the Dreamscape tape packs in 95, when they started booking dj's like Colin Faver and Dave Angel. Didn't know anything about it, then in 98 a friend played me some records he'd just bought on Primate, Tortured etc and it went from there.

 

 
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