That's what's great about DJing. Although all DJs have the same access to
the same records - each DJ buys records and sounds that please them and in
turn they use those records in a DJ set to keep everyone dancing and having
a great time. There are great records available new and old. What you do
with them as a DJ is what makes the difference.
djr
From: "stuffed bird" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re:[313] can't get no decent techno .... but i try
Date: 29 Mar 2001 14:54:55 -0000
I agree, techno lost me to deep house around the same time, but I still buy
a lot of techno records. I think there are as many quality techno records
coming out as there were in those days, it's just the number of crappy
looped banging stuff that has multiplied enormously, and is sadly being
bought by loads of young dj's who just want to get the girls and get paid
like a superstar. Deep house has always been a little less popular and has
IMO maintained more integrity (although the French disco house sound is a
serious attempt at destroying that integrity).
The techno that usually makes me wanna hit the decks and the floor
nowadays:
most John Tejada releases, I love the one on M'n'G, but there are also
those on Palette a.o., the last Beroshima was storming as well, very deep
stuff, Hakan Lidbo also releases some deep stuff, although the purists
won't regard this as techno
Gigolo has also releases some slamming tracks these last couple of years
hope this helps,
RD
>from my own point of view, i just seem to be buying old(er) techno
records,
>circa '90 to '97. there seems to be so many classic tunes from this
period
>(most of which i failed to buy when they first came out - poor student
>days), but nowadays the releases that must be bought, for me, are few and
>far between. all my favourite tunes were made in the mid to early '90s.
>
>few producers, it seems, are making exciting deep dance-floor techno now.
>the last brilliant record that i bought was stefan robbers release on
ifach,
>but its sound harks back to days of eevolute.
>
>kanzleramt seem to be making quality music these days, as are technasia,
but
>can any of you extremely knowledgable people recommend any other labels
that
>i might be missing out on (besides your established big names like
tresor,
>planet e, kompakt)? i love the stuff on raygun (especially the fabrice
lig
>and frame six releases), if that's a clue to my techno tastes (not a
massive
>fan of the hard minimal side).
>
>hope people can point me in the right direction.
>
>cheers, aidan
>
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