Mark Tyler

[dirrrti]

Can anybody tell me what ever happened to this guy?
I think his last release was No Entry 14, in 2004.
It' s a pity that we couldn't enjoy more tracks from him, some of them are very good.

[Si the Sigh]

He went back to his day job of either being a plumber or a carpenter I believe. I also gather part of the reason he left the scene was because he pissed a few people off. To be honest, Guy should take the credit for 90% of the releases Mark Tyler put out, if not more...

[pat_mcgerkin]

I also gather part of the reason he left the scene was because he pissed a few people off.

Details or stfu :briggin:

[A.P.]

Yeah, he fits kitchens now.
No Entry was a top label, i've got every release here.
London Tribal Techno!

[Si the Sigh]

I don't want to say just in case what I heard is wrong.

[fatcollective]

i think alot of his stuff was written by the Geezer.

[Si the Sigh]

i think alot of his stuff was written by the Geezer.

No shit! :cheese:

Check every Mark Tyler record you've got. 99% of them have Guys name on. Every Mark Tyler record sounds like Guy on an early RAW tip.

[dirrrti]

It' s very possible there' s a lot of Geezer in Mark Tyler tracks but the ones I like have something that the most RAW hasn't, they 're richer in sounds and rythms.

I'm taking about tunes like London, let's have yer, Rush or the Super:vision releases in No Entry (these ones with Ant).

[A.P.]

It' s very possible there' s a lot of Geezer in Mark Tyler tracks but the ones I like have something that the most RAW hasn't, they 're richer in sounds and rythms.

I'm taking about tunes like London, let's have yer, Rush or the Super:vision releases in No Entry (these ones with Ant).

Yeah, i see what ya mean their mate

[Little_Fella!]

It' s very possible there' s a lot of Geezer in Mark Tyler tracks but the ones I like have something that the most RAW hasn't, they 're richer in sounds and rythms.

I'm taking about tunes like London, let's have yer, Rush or the Super:vision releases in No Entry (these ones with Ant).

Yeah, I agree here...

You could pinpoint Mark Tyler's sound at the time.. and I would head for his releases...

One of my faves was Bionic Orange 14 - 'Eating Chinese/ 'The Hero' - Zero (6), which was the above mentioned and you can follow this link around their collaborations...

http://www.discogs.com/artist/Zero+(6)

Glad they did...

Nice one Siege - I didn't know that...

[Si the Sigh]

Did Mark Tyler ever release anything he'd done by himself?

[FuK-NuT]

who gives a shinny shit....half the techno out there is written by some1else...lol

the boy done a good job...was a fan of his lables ;)

[rhythmtech]

who gives a shinny shit....half the techno out there is written by some1else...lol

the boy done a good job...was a fan of his lables ;)

exactly.. leibing has someone, bailey has someone...

[echodek]

Rush was a great tune... as was Take Out the Trash. Boscaland Records went out in quite a blaze of glory as I recall!

[dirrrti]

Pistoloco - The Accelerator is a good tune so.

This one is credited with Guy McAffer, and it's easy to notice, but it stills being richer than an average RAW tune. I think this kind of details are the Mark Tyler's contribution to the London sound.

[Siege]

Mark wrote them..guy engineered them.
Thought search and destroy was a good tune...no entry 1 i think?

[fils_here]

Pistoloco - The Accelerator is a good tune so.

This one is credited with Guy McAffer, and it's easy to notice, but it stills being richer than an average RAW tune. I think this kind of details are the Mark Tyler's contribution to the London sound.

yeh pistoloco man!! top tune, had quite a few no entry records myself back in the day.

[Aratron]

No Entry 4 - A side No Entry - is a top tune.

plus The City is a really good tune, tunes for the dancefloor but acidic as ****

[hypothalamus]

re-entry 9 is where its at! like quite a few of the no-entry's and re-entry's but alot of em are more filler than killer.

[zyclone]

Agreed !! B2 on Re-Entry 9 is a killer track! :D