> I would definitely advise you to aim for the lower numbers rather than > higher. From around vol 6 or so they started to go slightly > bad, and the > latter volumes are better defined as early hip-hop than > electro, imho! But > volumes 1-4, and the "Crucial Electro" spinoff, are well > worth getting, with > classics like "Clear", "The Smurf", "Electric Kingdom", "Hip > Hop Be Bop" all > making an appearance. And, as I have a weakness for Captain > Rock, I find > them particularly indispensable :) Thanks for the reco, I found the first Crucial Electro already and it is nice to hear "Clear" replaced in its original context... I'm not a complete fan of the other tracks, but some do stand out, like this Egyptian Lover.
> time so was fairly close to the whole process. It was the > dying years of the > ambient boom in London, and we were all looking for new thanks for ths tory, very interesting... I've always been a great fan of Clear, the level of quality was amazing ! > Everyone needs to hear the following old electro tracks: > > Pretty Tony - Fix It In The Mix > Freestyle - Jam The Box > Freestyle - Don't Stop The Rock > Planet Patrol - Play At Your Own Risk > Captain Rapp - Bad Times > Garrett's Crew - Nasty Rock > Twilight 22 - Electric Kingdom > > They're certainly the tracks that work the most magic on me, > but for some > reason they're not as common as many of the others. "Nasty > Rock" and "Bad > Times" in particular are bloody amazing... thanks for the reco ! the hunt has begun... Gwendal --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
