[SUF 92] Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss

[YOGY]

If Jimmy Morrison Was Alive , He Would Play Acid Techno..................

[DannyBlack]

No, he would eat Acid and witter on incoherently about inconsequential drivel, much like when he was alive.

[rhythmtech]

No, he would eat Acid and witter on incoherently about inconsequential drivel, much like when he was alive.

wahey danny.. tell it like it is to those bloody hippies

[DannyBlack]

Goddamn hippie bastards.
"I am Lizard king and I can do anything...." Oh wow Jim, that's amazing! Did you come up with that all by your self? No you didn't, cunt. You were on Acid, wow Acid caused you to say something random- deadly!
Let's make you an Icon.

Bollocks

Look I can say random shit and Im not even on Acid.

Spongebath on the footpath I am christ, with 3 blind mice.

Tosser.

[miss kosmix]

Label: Stay Up Forever Cat No: SUF 92


Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss

A: I’m Bored (Love Acid)
http://www.stayupforever.com/musicShop/suf92ap.mp3
AA: I’m Bored (Love Techno)
http://www.stayupforever.com/musicShop/suf92bp.mp3

“I’M BORED OF ELECTRO! I’M BORED OF MINIMAL!”…
The lyrics say it all, and we at SUF HQ couldn’t agree more.
It’s time, for hard music to RE-ASSERT ITSELF, and for dancefloors to wean themselves off MOGADON MINIMAL TECHNO and CHEESY ELECTRO and start to EXERT SOME ENERGY AGAIN!!
Kickstart the revolution with this tongue-in-cheek anthem from underground stalwarts Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss, with the “Love Acid” mix for the acid faithful, and a storming “Love Techno” mix for those who like it dark, hard and dirty.
A bit of fun, and a poke in the eye for the fashionistas, whose music has dominated the media for far too long. WE’RE BORED OF IT! LET’S RECLAIM THE BEATS AND ‘AVE IT AGAIN!!



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Stay Up Forever crew
info@sufcollective.co.uk
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[DannyBlack]

Jumping Jesus's nipple polishers!

[miss kosmix]

so guys whats the verdict on YOUR dancefloors? did u rip it apart? let us know :)

[djfilthmonger]

so guys whats the verdict on YOUR dancefloors? did u rip it apart? let us know :)

Thumbs up from me . All way . I like both tracks but the techno version is my favourite, Its the way schranz/hard techno should sound . proper thumping with out compressing the shit out of the sound.

at the very end of the techno track do they say I bored of schranz too?

[Rarebug]

Well said.

[steve mills]

Quote: (Rarebug)
Well said.
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vinyl please


Chris, Aaron an all the guys at suf hq are very good friends of mine, as is Sterling,
suf have really helped me out alot an i wont stand for people bad mouthing them, not only have they helped me out loads, but they truely are the nicest guys in the buisness, not up their arses like alot of the wankers in the industry that have made a name for themselfs!!!! so there he he

[People_Mover]

The thing is, with acid techno, it's been around for some time now, and like everything that survives in the dance music market for such a long time, is by it's very nature formulaic. However the formula can be tweaked, and in doing so, the small changes that take place take the tunes in a new direction. Having been there at the start, I believe the tunes have evolved considerably over the years. Dare I say it, there's a more professional sound to the releases now, whereas early tracks were more experimental. Acid techno would not have lasted for this length of time had it still consisted of the same lines and samples that were used in the early stuff; it's as relevant today as it was back then, and although we see far fewer releases, something surprising and unusual still comes up. This new release is testament to that.

[DarkYoung]

The thing is, with acid techno, it's been around for some time now, and like everything that survives in the dance music market for such a long time, is by it's very nature formulaic. However the formula can be tweaked, and in doing so, the small changes that take place take the tunes in a new direction. Having been there at the start, I believe the tunes have evolved considerably over the years. Dare I say it, there's a more professional sound to the releases now, whereas early tracks were more experimental. Acid techno would not have lasted for this length of time had it still consisted of the same lines and samples that were used in the early stuff; it's as relevant today as it was back then, and although we see far fewer releases, something surprising and unusual still comes up. This new release is testament to that.

some classics from 93 to 96

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzaXSHWOBzY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8gAe2SGU9g
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EdFkCaoh2s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1aKJFH8wmE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Oxg3yeDMVk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORe_QSYm2pU

[The_Laughing_Man]

My music is better than your music
ner ner nerner ner

I think all music sucks except this very small sub genre of beardy wizard jazz called, very very beardy wizard jazz, which is the best music in the world ever.


grow up kiddies, there is room for all types of music, and the only types are those that you like, and those that you don`t.

It`s all valid to someone.

apart from scouse house