I agree Emile!
*Still* the best (and first) night I had at Fabric.
Seconded, pls do it again!
Ken
There was a great party at Fabric in London in I think '98 or '99 (ken?)
Where Metalheadz hosted one room and UR hosted the other. The two fitted
really well together. Doc Scott and Grooverider
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wasn't there a d'n'b track or two on hte last model500 album?
yeah- there definately was.
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Another one worth checking would be Jacob Optical Stairway - Jacobs
Optical Stairway
wasn't there a d'n'b track or two on hte last model500 album?
yeah- there definately was.
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Another one worth checking would be Jacob Optical Stairway - Jacobs Optical
Stairway album if you can still get it (it was on RS) - I think its Dego and
I know LTJ Bukem has been panned (but not by everyone) in recent years for
his Logical Progression series going on to volume 200 or something
f**k a buncha dolphin jungle =P
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Photek - all his stuff on Photek Productions and Science but
especially check UFO
UFO must be one of the best dance tracks ever. eerie, cinematic,
and dark, but not in that irritating way that
can't resist making mention of this since its really a favorite of mine that I
doubt any of y'all have ever heard-
but in the rare niche of Detroit-made DB, this is
actually a pretty dope track with *very* detroit strings.
DJ Shortstop Its Murder on a Twilight/Databass release.
(the production
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someone mentioned pfm's cruising detroit on the storm from the
east comp. thats the tune.
I've
Matt MacQueen
Didn't Lemon D also do a track titled simply Detroit ? or maybe I am
confusing it with this Jazz Juice thing sorry don't own either so
I can't verify, but I remember hearing it and really hearing the
influence/homage of it all... hmm.
Maybe he did. I know Jonny L
I've always thought that PFM's 'Western' was as techno as BFC's
'Western',
and both are toons from hell (or highwater). ;)
agreed!
peace,
Matt MacQueen
Didn't Lemon D also do a track titled simply Detroit ? or maybe I
am
confusing it with this Jazz Juice thing sorry don't own either so
I can't verify, but I remember hearing it and really hearing the
influence/homage of it all... hmm.
Maybe he did. I know Jonny L *certainly* did have a
Just remembered another DB Detroit connection:
Carl Craig remixed Jonny L's This Time to absolutely awesome effect
- my personal favourite Carl Craig moment.
Dan
At 11:09 am -0500 15/8/03, Matt MacQueen wrote:
Didn't Lemon D also do a track titled simply Detroit ? or maybe I am
confusing
Dan Bell dropped that at his recent London gig - fantastic tune.
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Just remembered another DB Detroit connection:
Carl Craig remixed Jonny L's This Time to absolutely awesome effect
- my personal favourite Carl Craig moment.
Dan
tune.
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Just remembered another DB
I'm listening to Trance Europe Xpress 4 and there is a wicked track by DJ
Crystl - Crystlized that has a very LTJ Bukem sound to it but maybe a tad
more aggressive then most of his output
Crystl dropped a couple of excellent 12s that year (on Payday I think) - 183
and Perpetual Motion; both
After that probably T-Power's The Self Evident Truth of an Intuitive Mind
I second that, one of my fave albums ever
I bought waveform but wasn't as good imho
Another excellent DnB album is omni trio - byte size life 4x12 (3rd
track - brothers in detroit)
Some other artists
Big Bud,
T u r t l e POWER
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After that probably T-Power's The Self Evident Truth of an Intuitive Mind
I second that, one of my fave albums ever
I bought waveform but wasn't as good imho
Another excellent DnB album
on their own label but i cant remember the
name of it. yet to check any of it out.
abn
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After that probably T-Power's The Self Evident Truth of an Intuitive
Mind
Another one worth checking would be Jacob Optical Stairway - Jacobs Optical
Stairway album if you can still get it (it was on RS) - I think its Dego and
Mark and im pretty sure Juan Atkins was involved in some way. Its definately up
there with the Gerald and T-Power albums that have been
We have copies available at Rub A Dub and a lot of the other R+S Drum
and Bass/Techno hybrid stuff that was about a few years ago- drop me a
line off list for more info
cheers
Jason Brunton
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Another one worth checking would be Jacob Optical Stairway - Jacobs Optical
Stairway album if you can still
Jacobs Optical Stairway = Juan Dego.
(I think) was it?
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'The Naphosious Wars' is co-produced with Josh Wink;
'The Fusion Formula' with Juan Atkins.
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I know LTJ Bukem has been panned (but not by everyone) in recent years for
his Logical Progression series going on to volume 200 or something, Although
I tended to like 'em, never bought any before picking up the 'Journey
Inwards' LP from 2000. A lot of it does sound like Logical Progression
also check out Wax Doctor, Alex Reece and Pim - very detroit influenced drum
and bass. Particular tracks to look out for is Alex Reece's UR tribute
track UR and the remixes they did of Model 500 - fantastic.
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On Thursday, August 14, 2003, at 08:10 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another one worth checking would be Jacob Optical Stairway - Jacobs
Optical Stairway album if you can still get it (it was on RS) - I
think its Dego and Mark and im pretty sure Juan Atkins was involved in
some way.
Yes.. I
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Also Claude Young was involved with some remixes on a Solar Feelings
12 from that album... on RS in the mid 90's. He did a pair of
remixes on the 12, then there is an original and the J.
Hi,
A couple of drum bass albums that will stand the test of time but are not
really detroit at all
boymerang - balance of the force
and one of my all time favourites in any genre: spring heel jack - 68
million shades (heavy dub meets brian eno)
both artists continue to make music
August 2003 16:11
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I just got a copy of Bukem live @ Universe Big Love from slsk - absolutely
blinding set. I really wish he didn't have to cancel out
Off the top of my head a list of my favourite dnb/jungle/old skool tracks -
whether you can say they relate to techno or not is up to you:
Photek - all his stuff on Photek Productions and Science but especially check
UFO
4-Hero - the earlier you go the better - check Cooking Up Your Brain 12
? - jungle/db info TEX4 (UK help?)
After that probably T-Power's The Self Evident Truth of an Intuitive
Mind
I second that, one of my fave albums ever
I bought waveform but wasn't as good imho
Another excellent DnB album is omni trio - byte size life 4x12 (3rd
track - brothers in detroit
As for Detroit/DB crossover, look no further than Jazz Juice's
Detroit (Alex Reece and Wax Doctor I believe). Alex Reece also
remixed Kenny Larkin's Loop 2 and often professed a great love of
Detroit Techno.
Didn't Lemon D also do a track titled simply Detroit ? or maybe I am
confusing it
P.F.M did a track called crusing detroit which was on the storm from the
east compilation released by Moving Shadow around 1996. I just remembered
one of my favourite detroit influenced d+b tracks - Justice - pseudo jazz
ep, on basement records, also from 1996. 'aquisse' the aa side was on the
Anyone familiar with the Renegade Hardware tune called Detroit Blues?
Acid Jungle, so to speak, do a search for it, it's a pretty wikked tune.
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P.F.M did a track called crusing detroit which was on the storm from
I have the Jazz Juice 12 in my hand, it's on Precious Materials (PM008)
A: Detroit
AA: Back To Back
Absolutely rinsing, and quite different to a lot of the other stuff
around at the time, especially rhythmically.
As definitely called d
At 01:26 pm -0500 14/8/03, Matt MacQueen wrote:
As for
On the GLR tip:
Nookie's album In @ the Deep End (or Into the Deep End) has a track
called Stepping Back - Made in Detroit mix. The drums sound like they're
sampled from some Rhythim is Rhythim track but I forget which one it
sounded like. :)
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