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Quick Q..
This one;
6 - ma foom bey - Cultural Vibe (Easy Street, 1988 vars. mxs)
Is that that Tony Humphries thing with an orange label?
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Alex:
Quick Q..
This one;
6 - ma foom bey - Cultural Vibe (Easy Street, 1988 vars. mxs)
Is that that Tony Humphries thing with an orange label?
My copy isn't Alex. I actually got it in abt 1990 as a uk release on PRT,
licensed fr Easy Street. I'll have a look at the credits tonight - Tony
Hi Alex,
Only help with one sorry.
Alex Bates wrote:
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11 - 24k - Morgan Geist - Super EP (environ env012)
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Yeah 1986 easy street.
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Alex:
Quick Q..
This one;
6 - ma foom bey - Cultural Vibe (Easy Street, 1988 vars. mxs)
Is that that Tony Humphries thing with an orange label?
My copy isn't Alex. I actually got it in abt
Subject: Re: (313) ELECTRO HOUSE mix questions.
Hi Alex,
Only help with one sorry.
Alex Bates wrote:
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11 - 24k - Morgan Geist - Super EP (environ env012)
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Realistically, practically, if you look at the way music is organized in
record stores - do
you really want to sort through all the country releases to get to that
Suburban Knight 12 inch?
No, I don't but on the other hand I don't want to look through micro
categories for different types of
Subject: Re: (313) electro house is taking over (maybe not just in OZ)
Realistically, practically, if you look at the way music is organized in
record stores - do
you really want to sort through all the country releases to get to that
Suburban Knight 12 inch?
No, I don't but on the other hand I
he not in - chicken lips
From: Alex Bates [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 1 May 2003 18:04:07 +0930
To: 313@Hyperreal.Org 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) ELECTRO HOUSE mix questions.
just thought i would use that term to piss the nerds off a bit :)
anyhow i got a cd of nice bleepy house
House Of Jealous Lovers - The Rapture
he not in - chicken lips
From: Alex Bates [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 1 May 2003 18:04:07 +0930
To: 313@Hyperreal.Org 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) ELECTRO HOUSE mix questions.
just thought i would use that term to piss the nerds off
the Shakatak
into The Rapture. that's genius.
rob
ps. hi joe.
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I heard someone call Theo Parrish's stuff 'heroin house'
if heroin is that good, i'm gone...
i have read that he is likened to the microhouse group. i suppose more for
the structure of his layers rather than the sound he uses?!
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Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2003 10:52 PM
every time i go out
: Fabrizio Nahum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: (313) electro house is taking over in OZ
Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2003 11:03 PM
its taking over here in rome as well; it seems to be the choice alternative
to progressive house
a lot of house music does seem (to me) to be gettting
a bit too polite of late.
this i agree with, but there's ALWAYS been that lame, watered down crap that
gets filed under house, maybe you're just noticing/hearing it more or in the
shops Ken ? There's probably more house labels than
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Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2003 4:42 PM
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I don't read those magazines, but sometimes i write for them.
The idea of 'electro house' does seem a bit
Thx Matthew for your fulsome response! :o)
However, pls re-read my original post before saying I don't like Metro Area.
As you in fact pointed out yourself, I said:
'I've liked everything of theirs I've heard'!
I like this thread though - is this really the 313 list?
;-)
Sorry to w***k on abt this ;-) bt 1 more e.g. of the rough / or old type of
thing I'm favouring right now:
'Psychadelic Shack' Trybe (House Mix) (Wild Pitch, 1988)
k
Odeluga, Ken wrote on Wed, 30 Apr 2003 about following:
i thought i'd reply to this thread earlier but.. well, i answer now.
'I've liked everything of theirs I've heard'!
i've never liked metro area. too clean, to polished up, nothing
interesting. doesn't have the raw energy or sweet emotion
OK. Now say something positive! Some examples of what you like eould be
nice!
k
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Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2003 8:23 AM
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Subject: RE: (313) electro house is taking over (maybe not just in OZ)
Odeluga, Ken wrote
On Wed, 30 Apr 2003 11:28:10 +1000, Cyclone Wehner
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I think it's still very, very underground, though Metro Area are popular
and
commercial DJs have discovered them. The DJs who are playing that sound
are
still fairly underground. A few people are inventing new nights
Odeluga, Ken wrote on Wed, 30 Apr 2003 about following:
OK. Now say something positive! Some examples of what you like eould be
nice!
let's see.. :)
4 biggest house tunes for at the moment are probably these (not quite
new, though)
jask feat. jocie - beautiful on soulfuric deep. very
is that the old dj nigel from adelaide?
if so he is the DON dj.
ab
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Subject: Re: (313) electro house is taking over in OZ
I think it's still very, very underground
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If you
I agree that Metro Area really put together a unique sound, but definitely
not without precedence and influences. To my ears they seem to have picked
up on Disco, esp the later records that were coming out when Disco was falling
out of favor with the masses. People like Chic and Patrice Rushen
However, pls re-read my original post before saying I don't like Metro Area.
As you in fact pointed out yourself, I said:
'I've liked everything of theirs I've heard'!
yep, duly noted Ken :) I was just responding (ad nauseum, in retrospect) more
to you singling MA out as somehow
I agree that Metro Area really put together a unique sound,
but definitely not without precedence and influences.
oh yes totally agree... you can also hear plenty of 313 in it, in the realm of
cybotron / kraftwerk / YMO influences, especially in the first MA 12-inch...
then coming in
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I heard someone call Theo Parrish's stuff 'heroin house'
every time i go out to little bars and things all i hear is metro area
sounding stuff, that wicked electro/synthy house.
is it just here that this is happening? (australia) or is electro house
taking over the world?
i love the stuff but i fear that it will become over played and get into the
top
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Subject: (313) electro house is taking over in OZ
every time i go out to little bars and things all i hear is metro area
sounding stuff, that wicked electro/synthy house.
is it just here that this is happening? (australia) or is electro house
taking over the world?
i love the stuff
It's deffo not just in OZ. I've heard it a little here too.
I think, maybe, that in those sort of 'house' circles, once a sound takes
off, you get quite a few imitators.
and then, amongst the less imaginative DJ's - you tend to get quite a few
following the trend.
e.g. a few years ago,you'd
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Subject: Re: (313) electro house is taking over in OZ
its taking over here in rome as well; it seems to be the choice alternative
to progressive house that the mullet-sporting elektroklash kids
are grooving
to
fab
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oh i didnt know it was an official genre, i just thought it is house that
sounds a bit electro :)
ab
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Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2003 11:00 PM
To: Fabrizio Nahum; Alex Bates; 313@Hyperreal.Org
Subject: RE: (313) electro house
The latest worrying
trend is records that sample old Chicago house sounds,and things like DX7
basslines and stuff.
yeah that's a shame cos i really like the sounds of that era (along with
stuff from the d of that erasounding different of course)
so we need something new and not recycled,
It's called 'Mansion' round these parts.
See - 'posh house' - geddit.
Got any Mansion mate
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It's called 'Mansion' round these parts.
See - 'posh house' - geddit.
Got any
I thought it was called dad house!
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Semi-seriously though: a lot of house
Yeah that too!
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I thought it was called dad house
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Semi-seriously though: a lot of house music does seem (to me) to be gettting
a bit too polite of late. Even though I have enjoyed virtually everything
I've heard from Geist and Jesrani et al, I
!
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(maybe not just in OZ)
Semi-seriously though: a lot of house music does
seem (to me
15:56
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I heard someone call Theo Parrish's stuff 'heroin house'
Quoting Tom Robbins/Magic Feet
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Nah, Dad House is deep house. The 'correct' term
for electro
And Trip House...
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I heard someone call Theo Parrish's stuff 'heroin
Opps missed the : )
But some jorno is bound to come up with it sooner or later...
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Electro house??? What the f*ck? Damn Mixmag, Muzik, and DJ magazine for
starting
29/4/03 3:41 PM Kent [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm still
trying to figure out what hard house is
Crap mate... :)
Martin Dust
Speaking of 'electro house' (or techno as the case may
be), the new Isolee thing called 'It's about' is class
no matter what you file it under.
One track has that sort of stop-start RB thing going
on...great stuff it is.
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It's Disco!
Put it next to Kraftwerk and then put it next to any West End
record and
tell me which it sounds closer to
Tempo alone doesn't make for a genre -
sounds very close to italo disco to me.
I don't read those magazines, but sometimes i write for them.
The idea of 'electro house' does seem a bit of an oxymoron to me, since
my concept of different genres is rooted in the characteristic beat
patterns
they use.
House music almost invariably employs a kick on the beat (i.e. 1 2 3 4)
and
Let's leave Cher and her surgically altered kabuki-mask of a face out of this
please and thank you.
It should be pointed out that a lot of early Chicago house have a very
synthetic, Kraftwerk-y sound... I don't have any of those records, I just
know I've heard some great tunes in that vein that
has anyone actually been to the Garage or the Loft, i grew up in those venues
and still don't understand how anyone who has not experience it would be able
to comment.
Kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/29/03 12:31PM
Let's leave Cher and her surgically altered kabuki-mask of a face out of
If you spent a lot of time at the Garage and the Loft, and would care to
comment, I am definitely all ears... I wouldn't even begin to comment on
them.
On Tue, 29 Apr 2003, Robert Troutman wrote:
has anyone actually been to the Garage or the Loft, i grew up in those
venues and still don't
It should be pointed out that a lot of early Chicago house have a very
synthetic, Kraftwerk-y sound... I don't have any of those records, I just
know I've heard some great tunes in that vein that were pre-1990 house
tracks.
yeah i've been listening to a lot of pre-90 chicago house recently
An utterly nonsensical thread..
Metro Area is House music.
Very good at that.
More at home in a pile of West end and Salsoul than anything else...
Electro house
Placid
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Hey all,
Looks like i'll be in the Silicon Valley/SF area for work later this
month and wanted to know if there will be any decent electro or techno
clubs in S.F. that I could check out or even dj at.
Any tips or contacts would be appreciated.
Peace,
Patrick.
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My 2p
This looks quite a good electro comp (on the older tip). There's a couple
of proto-techno classics on there too
http://www.souljazzrecords.co.uk/beat.htm
available on CD
This looks quite a good electro comp (on the older tip).
There's a couple of proto-techno classics on there too
http://www.souljazzrecords.co.uk/beat.htm
yup, compiled by Kurtis Mantronik... I heard it last weekend and it's good!
For Electro comps I also usually recommend the Andrea
Yep that DJ Kicks CD is very special: C.O.D.'s In The Bottle is my
highlight
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This looks quite a good
freddy fesh 'abstract funk..' compilation has cod 'in the bottle' plus
quadrant six 'body mechanic'.
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version and therefore without vocals.
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freddy fesh 'abstract funk..' compilation has cod 'in the bottle' plus
James Bucknell wrote:
freddy fesh 'abstract funk..' compilation has cod 'in the bottle' plus
quadrant six 'body mechanic'.
Freddy's Accidently Classic, on Harthouse, is mega-electro!
Freddy did an Essential Mix, Feb. 1, 1998, that is
~loaded~ with 'old-school' hip-hop, including much
I don't think I saw mention of Submerge's Origins of a Sound comp, which I
always drop in the player when I need an electro fix.
Off the Detroit tip, I had a lot of fun listening to Mandroid's Electro
Freaks Rehab Clinic a few years back.
--
im
to add to the electro thread,
i recommend checking out Legowelt, Vitalic, and Felix da Housecat.
That's all I've been listening to lately. you can try searching for
them on soulseek
::carlos
more on this tip
FREDDIE FRESH PRESENTS B BOY STANCE
released on Strut
now that's old school
:)
At 7-11-2002 + 13:28, you wrote:
My 2p
This looks quite a good electro comp (on the older tip). There's a couple
of proto-techno classics on there too
For anyone in the Toronto area, I'll be taking over the Labrynth Lounge on
the corner of Bloor and Brunswick. 4-5 hours of Electro/Minimal/ and
whatever else I dig out
Trevor Wilkes
isoprax.com
Just to let 313'ers know that there's yet another booty/electro night
happening in Hackney soon!
Ed DMX is headlining the affair, with support from Cutlass Supreme, myself,
and DJ Guy, so there's a chance to see someone you've *actually heard of* as
well as some 313 members behind the decks...
I've got a bit of time on my hands these days (since officially joining
the ranks of the unemployed).
Anyways, just banged out a mix for a website called Prolectric.
Goto http:/www.prolectric.com to listen.
Here's the playlist:
Artist - Title (Label)
Psi Performer - Art Is A Division Of Pain
Electrocution Tuesdays...
.Carbon Lounge
Hamtramck.
phase one ||tuesday august 13, 2002
DJ Di'jital
Direct Beat,Detroit
T. Linder
Acacia Records;Deep Heat,Detroit
Saul Goode
Odic Force;Deep Cord,Detroit
Teddie Kid Kinetic
Carbon Lounge is located at 11474 Jos.
I've got a couple of superb techno mixes from this site:
http://www.adapteri.com/betoni/mixes.htm
so far I have #1 #27 and have listened to them several times now. These 2
mixes are very minimal and atmospheric, nice and smooth.
I'll second that, I've downloaded most of them
From: Gerald
Subject: Re: [313] electro sets online?
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You can also check out http://www.prolectric.com
There's a couple of mixes online. One from Cryogenetic (Twilight 76),
and 1 from myself. :P
Cheers!
G
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I'm looking for some
: [313] electro sets online?
I'm looking for some electro sets online - besides what is available on
Groovetech. I'd like to hear some deep Kraftwerk style stuff in addition to
the electrofunk of - say - DJ D'Jital?
MEK
: [313] electro sets online?
I'm looking for some electro sets online - besides what is available on
Groovetech. I'd like to hear some deep Kraftwerk style stuff in addition to
the electrofunk of - say - DJ D'Jital?
MEK
You can also check out http://www.prolectric.com
There's a couple of mixes online. One from Cryogenetic (Twilight 76),
and 1 from myself. :P
Cheers!
G
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I'm looking for some electro sets online - besides what is available on
Groovetech. I'd like to hear some deep
I'm looking for some electro sets online - besides what is available on
Groovetech. I'd like to hear some deep Kraftwerk style stuff in addition to
the electrofunk of - say - DJ D'Jital?
MEK
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A friend of mine told me some time ago that Keith, Skip, and Doug
where part of the Sugar Hill Gang.
So I started to look at all the Sugar Hill Records I had and it was
true. I don't have my records handy right as of yet, but one record
I can tell you about is Grand Master Flash The Ferous
?...
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A friend of mine told me some time ago that Keith, Skip, and Doug
where part of the Sugar
with all this talk of electro this and electro that... dont sleep on the real
deal...
all three K7! Electro Boogie CDs for UKP12 is not something to be missed...
Rav
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oh you might need this
http://www.tunes.co.uk/tunes/featured/6068.html
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Subject: [313] Electro Boogie
with all this talk of electro
://www.tunes.co.uk/tunes/featured/6068.html
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Subject: [313] Electro Boogie
with all this talk of electro this and electro that... dont sleep on the real
deal
Don't Forget That Beat, Don't Forget That Beat :)
Got to love that Fat's Comet stuff...
silicon
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Tack Head was another
name they all went by as well.
Wow, Tackhead gets a mention on 313one of my old time
Another cat or two to check out would be, Keith Le Blanc, and some of
the Mark Stewart Maffia
stuff.
Agreed that they're worth checking out, although I think it a bit of a
stretch to call it electro - more electronic dub really, and pretty
different to anything else that was around at the time
Cybotronic have been claimed as proto-techno, due to the
people involved with it, but their sound reminds of electro (without
the hip hop attitude) and, erm, UK pop dude Gary Numan. The
techno we got to know as techno (since the late 80s) has more in
common with house music than with electro.
--
Another cat or two to check out would be, Keith Le Blanc, and some of
the Mark Stewart Maffia
stuff. Keith Le Blanc was part of the Sugar Hill Gang as a drummer
along with Skip Mc Donald and Doug Wimbish. Tack Head was another
name they all went by as well.
peace,
silicon
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Tack Head was another
name they all went by as well.
Wow, Tackhead gets a mention on 313one of my old time favorites so I must
chime in on this one. Give a listen to the Album 'Gary Clail's Tackhead
Soundsystem' for some of their best stuff. 'Man in a
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Tack Head was another
name they all went by as well.
Wow, Tackhead gets a mention on 313one of my old time favorites
so I must chime in on this one. Give a listen to the Album 'Gary
Clail's Tackhead Soundsystem'
Interesting that you mentioned Mr. Leblanc, and his Tackhead cohorts.
I was going through some old tapes yesterday and was listening to an old
Brave New Waves (w/Brent Bambury [sp?]) episode which contained a
spotlight on them.
Needless to say i broke out a few records and had another listen. I
Afrika Bambaataa the Soulsonic Force's Planet Rock is the landmark electro
track, combining funk, hip hop break beats and
a drum box. In 1983, in clubs like the Roxy in NYC where one could bump into
electro producers like Arthur Baker, the Roland
TR-808 and their Karaoke bass sequencer TB-303
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Afrika Bambaataa the Soulsonic Force's Planet Rock is the landmark electro
track, combining funk, hip hop break beats and
a drum box. In 1983, in clubs like the Roxy in NYC where one could bump into
electro
look out for the Radioactive Man album (forget the name).
It's self titled. And highly recommended.
www.planetxusa.com has a decent selection of electro :)
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if u want a good elektro mix cd u might try this the elektro boogie
series from studio k7 label my favorites r : the second one by dave
clarke and the mix that did breakbeat master. j .soul kane aka depth
charge, this cd contains some great classic elektro stuff with the
twisted vibe only depth
, 2002 1:27 PM
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:Subject: Re: [313] Electro CDs - Recommendations Pls
:
:
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:if u want a good elektro mix cd u might try this the elektro boogie
:series from studio k7 label my favorites r : the second one by dave
:clarke and the mix that did breakbeat master. j .soul kane aka
ok, both of them were out on a double lp version, i remeber seeing the
dave clark couple of years ago in a second hand store in london, but i allways
prefer the 12 for spinning so i did not buy it.
the human track on the start is a superb track, made by mike oliver from
smallfish my guess is that
also worth checking is the coldcut dj food mix on jdj series, less on
the elektro but this cd rocks as hell.
y
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On 25/04/2002 14:30:48 Super Coffee Beans wrote:
ok, both of them were out on a double lp version, i remeber seeing the
dave clark couple of years ago in a second hand store in london, but i allways
prefer the 12 for spinning so i did not buy it.
the human track on the start is a superb
I actually own the Coldcut JDJ CD already :O)
I saw it in Jockey Slut (I think it was J.S) in a best compilations ever
list once.
That is one CD I can recommend as well!
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donj't forget the aux 88 one either, which has got UR's afrogermanic -
prob my fave electro track of all time...
on 25/4/02 1:26 pm, Super Coffee Beans at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if u want a good elektro mix cd u might try this the elektro boogie
series from studio k7 label my favorites r
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I actually own the Coldcut JDJ CD already :O)
I saw it in Jockey Slut (I think it was J.S) in a best compilations ever
list once.
That is one CD I can recommend as well!
JDJ's Coldcut 70 Minutes of Madness
I'm looking for some recommendations for a good electro CD. I'm told
there's a good one called 'Futurism' on City Rockers and I've also been
recommended Detroit Grand Pubahs 'Funk Ya'll. I've already got Japanese
Telecom which is good so something similar would be cool.
futurism might be ok,
Well if you like Japanese telecom then you'll love the Dopplereffekt CD on
Gigiolo...even better in my opinion..
Trevor Wilkes
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I'm looking for some
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