OK well perhaps I should have put the first ever 'Detroit techno' record. We can all sit here and debate all day on the music that influenced juan atkins and subsiquently was given the name techno, we have done on many occasions, but that's not what i want to ask here.
Ok well that was a very interesting video!!! Did ya see the guy on skates? Haha
I think, if it's true this was released a few weeks b4 'Alleys', then this surely is the first ever Detroit techno record. That bassline is soooooooooo Detroit techno.....
Would love to know what other ppl think.
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Hi mark!
Originally Posted by MARK EG
OK well perhaps I should have put the first ever 'Detroit techno' record. We can all sit here and debate all day on the music that influenced juan atkins and subsiquently was given the name techno, we have done on many occasions, but that's not what i want to ask here.
Ok well that was a very interesting video!!! Did ya see the guy on skates? Haha
I think, if it's true this was released a few weeks b4 'Alleys', then this surely is the first ever Detroit techno record. That bassline is soooooooooo Detroit techno.....
Would love to know what other ppl think.
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12-08-2007, 05:51 PM #3Supreme Freak
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I'd agree with the comments on the discogs pages, saying that sharevari was a nod to the rich kids of detroit, and hence had little to do with what techno, supposedly, was about. so i'd be inclined to go with cybotron as the originator, but its all speculation isn't it really
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