Re: (313) Huge discography (was too quiet? too pac!)
Aren't a majority of their releases licensed from other labels though?
Should have made it clearer that I was talking about labels that have
*original* releases. There's tons of labels that have made their entire
business out of licensing. It's easier to release music that way - all the
artist development is done for you. Let someone else do the A&R part.
But you're right ZYX's discog is massively huge and they've covered the
spectrum of electronic music too
MEK
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> what other dance/electronic labels are up around there (and still in
> operation)?
> Tresor? Strictly Rhythm?
Tresor has around the same as Djax-Up-Beats (Tresor proper has just
under 220).
Dance Mania has 284 and is no longer in business.
Strictly Rhythm has ___WAY___ more (~700) than either, but they're not
longer in business.
By far the most releases I know of on any "electronic" label, though, is
ZYX. They completely blow anybody else I can think of out of the water:
http://www.discogs.com/label/ZYX+Music
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Re: (313) Huge discography (was too quiet? too pac!)
zyx doesn't count much as it didn't had any specific direction, it was (or still is?) just a license dump. ronny atomly wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] what other dance/electronic labels are up around there (and still in operation)? Tresor? Strictly Rhythm? Tresor has around the same as Djax-Up-Beats (Tresor proper has just under 220). Dance Mania has 284 and is no longer in business. Strictly Rhythm has ___WAY___ more (~700) than either, but they're not longer in business. By far the most releases I know of on any "electronic" label, though, is ZYX. They completely blow anybody else I can think of out of the water: http://www.discogs.com/label/ZYX+Music
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] > what other dance/electronic labels are up around there (and still in > operation)? > Tresor? Strictly Rhythm? Tresor has around the same as Djax-Up-Beats (Tresor proper has just under 220). Dance Mania has 284 and is no longer in business. Strictly Rhythm has ___WAY___ more (~700) than either, but they're not longer in business. By far the most releases I know of on any "electronic" label, though, is ZYX. They completely blow anybody else I can think of out of the water: http://www.discogs.com/label/ZYX+Music -- :: atomly :: [ [EMAIL PROTECTED] : www.atomly.com ... [ atomiq records : po box 805319 chicago il 60680 : 312.804.5389 ... [ e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] for atomly info and updates ...
Re: (313) Huge discography (was too quiet? too pac!)
word for now, tho i think djax might catch up on dm one day. ray barney
for pres, wonder if he's still in prison or what that guy's up to now.
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i'd say dance mania beats them all.
harry at watts distribution told stories of getting lost in the dance mania
area (for anybody that knows harry, that's meant to be a reflection on the
size of the dance mania collection, not on how disorientated harry is).
james
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Funny you should mention a record for most, uh, records
on the LD site there's a thread about Djax-up-beats and I do think out of
any still existing dance record label they have got to have one of _the
largest_ discographies ever.
Look on their main website (not discogs because it's far from complete)
http://www.djax.nl/
is my math right? - they have 250 different releases in their catalog on
Djax-up-beats alone?
Granted many of the recent releases have been "set drum on high and go" but
still - that's mighty f*cking impressive.
Their first Djax-up-beats record was released in 1990.
And Alan Oldham has made most of them look fantastic I might add
what other dance/electronic labels are up around there (and still in
operation)?
Tresor? Strictly Rhythm?
MEK
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M : A : T : R : I : X wrote:
how does he still do it after all of these years? and from the grave
even?!
http://www.bandbuilder.com/tupac_loyaltothegame/index.php?ref_code=D57218
I think Hakan Lidbo and Merbow likely hold the record for "most
new records released while alive", whereas Tupac's definitely got
a chokehold on the record for "most new records released after
death"! :) Andrew
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Re: (313) Huge discography (was too quiet? too pac!)
i'd say dance mania beats them all.
harry at watts distribution told stories of getting lost in the dance mania
area (for anybody that knows harry, that's meant to be a reflection on the
size of the dance mania collection, not on how disorientated harry is).
james
www.jbucknell.com
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(313) Huge discography (was too
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Funny you should mention a record for most, uh, records
on the LD site there's a thread about Djax-up-beats and I do think out of
any still existing dance record label they have got to have one of _the
largest_ discographies ever.
Look on their main website (not discogs because it's far from complete)
http://www.djax.nl/
is my math right? - they have 250 different releases in their catalog on
Djax-up-beats alone?
Granted many of the recent releases have been "set drum on high and go" but
still - that's mighty f*cking impressive.
Their first Djax-up-beats record was released in 1990.
And Alan Oldham has made most of them look fantastic I might add
what other dance/electronic labels are up around there (and still in
operation)?
Tresor? Strictly Rhythm?
MEK
Andrew Duke
Cognition
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M : A : T : R : I : X wrote:
>how does he still do it after all of these years? and from the grave
even?!
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>http://www.bandbuilder.com/tupac_loyaltothegame/index.php?ref_code=D57218
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I think Hakan Lidbo and Merbow likely hold the record for "most
new records released while alive", whereas Tupac's definitely got
a chokehold on the record for "most new records released after
death"! :) Andrew
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(313) Huge discography (was too quiet? too pac!)
Funny you should mention a record for most, uh, records on the LD site there's a thread about Djax-up-beats and I do think out of any still existing dance record label they have got to have one of _the largest_ discographies ever. Look on their main website (not discogs because it's far from complete) http://www.djax.nl/ is my math right? - they have 250 different releases in their catalog on Djax-up-beats alone? Granted many of the recent releases have been "set drum on high and go" but still - that's mighty f*cking impressive. Their first Djax-up-beats record was released in 1990. And Alan Oldham has made most of them look fantastic I might add what other dance/electronic labels are up around there (and still in operation)? Tresor? Strictly Rhythm? MEK Andrew Duke Cognition Audioworks To <[EMAIL PROTECTED] "M : A : T : R : I : X" tionaudioworks.co <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> m> cc 313@hyperreal.org 12/15/2004 10:10 Subject PMRe: (313) too quiet? too pac! M : A : T : R : I : X wrote: >how does he still do it after all of these years? and from the grave even?! > >http://www.bandbuilder.com/tupac_loyaltothegame/index.php?ref_code=D57218 > > > > I think Hakan Lidbo and Merbow likely hold the record for "most new records released while alive", whereas Tupac's definitely got a chokehold on the record for "most new records released after death"! :) Andrew -- Andrew Duke scoring/sound design/source http://andrew-duke.com Cognition Audioworks label [Andrew Duke, Foal, Clinker, Granny'Ark] http://cognitionaudioworks.com
