hahaha - a very unique way.
i'm the kinda guy that can offend people when trying to pay a compliment![]()
good to see you about diva - are you gonna come to see dave clark with me and tommy on the 1st of may?
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hahaha - a very unique way.
i'm the kinda guy that can offend people when trying to pay a compliment![]()
good to see you about diva - are you gonna come to see dave clark with me and tommy on the 1st of may?
as the east coast/west coast rap all-stars once said, "we're all in the same gang." ;)
anyways, back to primate...
...i think the label was meant to be prime's most mainstream...maybe to be used as a portal for techno newbies into more challenging stuff. as people have said, there are some good primate releases...but i think the unifying aspect is that all the releases were supposed to be accessible. i have a friend who spins trance...a very talented dj, though i don't really dig the stuff he spins. so i have been trying to get him more interested in techno, and one of the ways i've done that is to give him a couple of my old primate records, as well as some countdown 2000 and tronic. stuff that isn't bad, but i won't ever realistically get nostalgic for. he likes them...so it seems to be working...
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pm me more details hon ;)Originally Posted by MangaFish
and added to that :) the first rule of blackout audio is?
...talk about stuff you like and even specific tracks you don't like.
And more the point - welcome to BOA! hope you like it here :lol:
this one always stays in my box...the breakdowns are killer on all 4 tracks and they all have a nice hard tribal soundOriginally Posted by TripleX
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Man, some of the old coloured 10 inches were classics.
Varela: Paranoiac EP
Onervas: Fugitive EP, I wore that one out.
Gillespie: Turntablism EP
Primate used to do some good solid dancefloor material, and yeah they overdid it, and rinsed out all the talent, but they still release some quality tunes.
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It would be hypocritical for me to bag Primate, considering I own the bulk of their releases. Their earlier stuff was ok, for their time of course, play back some of them now though and you can instantly tell that they're a few years old, eight years now I think.
Bailey released some corkers, Henrik, Leibing, Gaetek, Kramer the same. Some real gems to be had I reckon.
They've released some solid ones, they've released some shit ones...end of story.
I prefer Primevil over Primate though.
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yeah that new primevil release is quality ;)
Instead of harping on the bad focus on the good.
I liked cards on the table and the burkat green ten incher as well.
Wetworks
Compound, Punish Blue, Mastertraxx
Agreed, cards on the table is a quality track. :clap:Originally Posted by SummerOfSam
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There were a few quality Primate releases last year that i got hold of. The Andreas Kauffelt one with Noisechamber on the flip was alright, the Mark Williams tribal four tracker was good, and Codebreaker on the Picotto EP was nice...
I picked up Funky Monkeys Vol.3 on Primate Endangered Species last week, quality release, feelin Burkat's contribution the most, with Klien second...
And yeah, Beyers remix of Manipulated is a classic that cannot be denied, coincidently, i scored a fresh re-press copy of this at the weekend, awesome...
:clap:
Numeric
Primate does seem to come in for a bit of a slating at times, though I think this was mainly back last year when it was the kind of stuff a lot of hard house heads were getting into, and techno lovers saw this as a potential watering down of their music.
It has been hit and miss, but I think that's the same with a lot of labels.
For the record (no pun intended...) my favourite was Roewknooler by Henrik B (Lord Of Brightness EP I think). That had a GROOVE![]()
i followed primate when i first started djing, i'm not going to jump in and slate the label, but there where only a few shining records for me. prob keep about 4 records.
anyone else wanna buy some of the other bits from the back cat??
I dont know. You give people freedom and what do the do with it?
WHATEVER THEY BLOODY WELL LIKE!
Thats coz its Adam Beyer. checkout his stuff with Heinrik B. Not because it's Ben sims. I don't like the ben sims version.Originally Posted by MangaFish
Granted, Beyer's mix of Manipulated is the only mix, full stop!!Originally Posted by Stuart
Numeric
the Ben Sims version was uber percussive and the Joel Mull Version was the first time I heard Mull just relax and let the track straight Jack!
Wetworks
Compound, Punish Blue, Mastertraxx
primevil01 - cristian vogel, yeah baby!!! they didnt do many more like this. shame!
I dont know. You give people freedom and what do the do with it?
WHATEVER THEY BLOODY WELL LIKE!
:love:Originally Posted by Tony
wicked track
And i still haven't managed to get a copy of 'don't take more'Originally Posted by Tony