wonky techno

[clubsynthetic]

too much music? your having a laff!

[Little_Fella!]

Really good thread this... very informative:)

I remember coming across the sub-section in Dragon Discs next to Camden tube... that was where you were was it Jerome? I am a little confused as I visited Access All Areas kinda regularly during that time too..

Was just the right description for setting a section for those tunes that were a bit wierd n that you sometimes didn't get at all...:exclaim:

I notice you guys have mentioned a few tracks to look out for... have you any other recommends, both classic and new because, as you say, it is difficult to sift and find sometimes...:cheese:

Was nice to have a quick chat at the party last Sat too there matey!

[wrong]

Really good thread this... very informative:)

I remember coming across the sub-section in Dragon Discs next to Camden tube... that was where you were was it Jerome? I am a little confused as I visited Access All Areas kinda regularly during that time too..

Was just the right description for setting a section for those tunes that were a bit wierd n that you sometimes didn't get at all...:exclaim:

I notice you guys have mentioned a few tracks to look out for... have you any other recommends, both classic and new because, as you say, it is difficult to sift and find sometimes...:cheese:

Was nice to have a quick chat at the party last Sat too there matey!

yep, i was the guy behind the counter at dragon disc (a lot of the time anyway) and nice to meet you too at the weekend..

here's a list of labels you could checkout that at one time or another have hit the nail right on it's bent head .. many aren't releasing any more so you have to hunt a bit, but a tune is a tune is a tune right? ;)

horspielmusik
accelerate
Peacefrog
sativae
mosquito
tresor
force inc
serial killers haircut
chan n mike's
uglyfunk
don't
victim
crime
monox
minimalistix
shed
coin operated
accelerate
scandinavia
invisible fish
b-rave
null
djax up beats
drought
cloned vinyl
predicaments
nodles discoteque
mecurachrome
neue heimat
nasty colour
relief
dance mania
frankie
panic bridge
death to vinyl
subhead
xtras
feis
kugelbox
miditonal
spectral
early subvoice
klangnet
zinch
mutter

cross referenced with artists like:

cristian vogel
jamie lidell
neil landstrumm
subhead
paul birken
jason leach
luke's anger
dj shufflemaster
TSR
quick and smart
tobias schmidt
michael forshaw
aeox
bill youngman
paul birken
3d!T
luke's anger
mark hawkins
bizz o.d.
dave tarrida
si begg
dj mahatma
norman
daniel benevente
audion
justin berkovi
daze maxim
DBX
esther ofei
x trak
older dj rush
dj ze mig-l
like a tim
cymbol
mem & drosan

or to some it up in one record:

http://www.discogs.com/release/21253

[crime]

http://www.discogs.com/release/21253

Lidell was the bomb when he did techno, y'know, drop 2 records that were absolutely mindblowing, in the ideas, programming and productions, and then just go "right, bored of that, gonna do something else"..

it's like when john clees did Fawlty towers, y'know, 2 series and that's all you're getting, so it never went sour.

[Little_Fella!]

Cheers for that... twill certainly keep me busy!!

I will have a good rumage around...

[detfella]

Lidell was the bomb when he did techno, y'know, drop 2 records that were absolutely mindblowing, in the ideas, programming and productions, and then just go "right, bored of that, gonna do something else"..

it's like when john clees did Fawlty towers, y'know, 2 series and that's all you're getting, so it never went sour.

did he work on some of the subhead tracks as well?

aeox all the way for me...love there punk techno vibe and their production always sounds so raw and griity just the way i like it!

[crime]

did he work on some of the subhead tracks as well?

He engineered at least 1 to 4 or 5 I believe, possibly up to about 10, although I'm not exactly sure. As Phil Subhead (Aka DJ Sueme) put it. "He was like some quiet student kid, with me and Jason freaking him out, screaming at him, more like this, more like that"

when you listen to 03 and 04 you can definitely hear a bit of Lidell in there, especially when compared to "Freakin the frame". I believe that the stuff from around this period (94-97) had a specific quality which hasn't really ever been matched.. I listen to my own stuff and believe it can't really compete to the original stuff from this era, although it's very difficult to be objective listening to your own stuff I think...

[TechMouse]

although it's very difficult to be objective listening to your own stuff I think...

That's a universal truth if ever I heard one.