In a similar vein, the new Drumcode release:
Adam Beyer - Remainings III Remixes on Drumcode :: Ibiza Voice News :: Hype, Lies & Gossip
"... it seems the past decade has only succeeded in making techno more polite and less daring."
Any thoughts?!
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11-01-2010, 06:16 PM #1BOA Lifetime Member
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Its a fair point.
Originally Posted by teknorich
More techno like this please....YouTube - Don't Take More-tresor 65
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The original was so much better; it's not just that the new versions are slower, they have really lost the rough, dark vibe of the original. They just feel really watered down in comparison, but then again a lot of what is called Techno nowadays feels the same. These new mixes are certainly "more polite and less daring" than this:
YouTube - Adam Beyer - Remainings III Drumcode 20,5 - a1(rmx 1)
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More middle aged essentially. Originally Posted by teknorich
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Funny you mention this. I got very excited yesterday when I saw this while shopping for music for the first time in a while. I immediately dropped it into my cart, stated listening to the tracks, and headed off to look for more freshness. I just assumed it would be something I'd enjoy, but as more and more of the minute-long samples played, I grew more blasee about it. Finally, I dumped it altogether.
Very disappointed.
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