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    Default Whhich techno tracks sum you up?

    This combo represents everything I love about techno.

    Laurent Garnier - Crispy Bacon
    (just a perfect, perfect track)

    Audion - Kisses
    (rude, playful, brilliant)

    Rob Acid - Da Kids
    (simple, brutal, deep & driving)

    I really have to restrain myself from playing all three everytime I play out.

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    X-ES - Roller Coaster (1991)
    (mystical, deep and intense, excellent)



    Love Quest - Exposure (1991)
    (a bit spiritual and very trippy, excellent)



    Channel X - Rave The Rhythm (1991)
    (slightly dark but not, excellent)

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    2Unlimited - "No Limits"

    Hixxy & Sharkey - "Toy Town"

    Dave Clarke - "Red 3"

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    Vitalic - La rock 01


    Dj Rush - feaks on hubbard (Dave Clarke remix)


    Thomas Schumacher - When i rock
    JUNE 19TH - TECHNO MANCUNIA ... JULY 10TH JEFF MILLS @SANKEYS ... JULY 18TH MARK EG & FRIENDS (GLENN WILSON) ... JULY 25TH SQUARE FESTIVAL (BILLY NASTY & NEIL LANDSTRUM)

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    Red 3
    The Bells
    Mahongany Roots

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    kraemer + pogadl - so wie es immer war
    throb - cpjavelbaskagge
    guy mcaffer - raw 10

    rollin sick **** percussive boyo

    Louk
    Everybody is in the place....! letz go...

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    Laurent Garnier - The Sound of the Big Babou
    (Biggest synth ever)

    Rowland the Bastard - Sock it to me Baby
    (Driving acid groover)

    Gaiden - Point Blank
    (Unpredictable industrial madness)

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    brown nunn on smitten by vibebar rejects (a dark acid builder with scary noises)
    the beyond by patrik skoog on native diffusion (funky yet powerful all at the same time)
    energy flash by joey beltram on transmat (still sounds as good today as it ever did, dark, dirty and catchy as hell)
    Life is "trying things to see if they work"

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    Dave knows scooter lyrics

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    kay d smith ( face smasher ) jerk.

    fukin mayhem :lol:

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    teste -- the wipe
    The law is not the private property of lawyers, nor is justice the exclusive province of judges and juries. In the final analysis, true justice is not a matter of courts and law books, but of a commitment in each of us to liberty and mutual respect. - Jimmy Carter

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    ha - I love the flip of that Garnier record: "Sore Fingers"

    Jeff Mills - Alarms (Steampit EP)

    Quote Originally Posted by TechMouse
    Laurent Garnier - The Sound of the Big Babou
    (Biggest synth ever)

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrewDavid
    ha - I love the flip of that Garnier record: "Sore Fingers"

    Jeff Mills - Alarms (Steampit EP)

    Quote Originally Posted by TechMouse
    Laurent Garnier - The Sound of the Big Babou
    (Biggest synth ever)
    I've got the LP, but I think my girlfriend has the single, so I'll check it out.

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    Surgeon- death before surrender
    LFO- All tied up
    Dave clarke- red 3
    GREYGROUND

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    Ben Sims-the loops

    Jeff Mills-alarms

    User 4

    and loads, loads more

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    The City - No Entry

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    Laidback Luke - Act The Fool
    Oliver Ho - Mutate And Survive
    Glenn Wilson - Terminate
    Chris McCormack - Rascal Remix
    Wetworks
    Compound, Punish Blue, Mastertraxx

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    Sums you up musically or personally :?:

    personally is Underworld - Dark and Long
    Musically is John Carpenter - Halloween and Teste - The Wipe

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    laurent garnier - greed (dave clarke remix)
    or secret cinema - adventures

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    D.O.A. - Total Annihilation
    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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    Quote Originally Posted by G-BO
    secret cinema - adventures
    woooorrrrrrdddddd!!!!!
    The law is not the private property of lawyers, nor is justice the exclusive province of judges and juries. In the final analysis, true justice is not a matter of courts and law books, but of a commitment in each of us to liberty and mutual respect. - Jimmy Carter

 

 
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