I guess if we're talking about good and fresh house there are a few names which
people keep forgetting:
Larry Heard, Brett Dancer and for sure Jori Hulkkonen. Besides being a very
cool bloke he keeps on releasing stuff that's getting better by the record.
'Wanna Do You' is absolutely divine, as is his latest ep 'We are Being Watched'.
Which brings me to another point that has not been mentioned on this list since
I joined: F Communications! This label from Eric Morand and Laurent Garnier has
been as consistent in releasing superb stuff as any other label. And I do think
they have one major advantage on many other quality labels like Tresor, Glasgow
Underground, etc, their diversity.
Any comments on that?
RD
>:::>
>:::>Glasgow Underground the other GU :)
>:::
>:::Yeah, both GU's are worth checking out.. how about Rick Wade,
>:::Rick Wilhite,
>:::anything from the Planet E stable, Johnny Fiasco just to start.
>:::
>:::Also, the UK lable, Paper often has some good house sounds.
>
>agreed also seem to have common factor signed up too (well under his real
>name Nick Calaengart <sp?>) don't no what the deal is with some of the track
>names though eg the nipple song and the penis song but good none the less
>
>been picking up some very nice tunes on classic records from the uk too,
>derrick carter, iz & wiz & dj bang to name a few
>but yeah the planet e stuff is definetly worth checking esp. that herbert
>remix of recloose also looks like they've released some older tunes on an
>album..
>this was on juno:
>
>VARIOUS: G2 - Geology: A Subjective History Of Planet E Volume Two (Planet E
>US) House
> 12": Common Factor-"Get Down" (Future/Past mix)/Chaz Vincent-"Human
>Powered Flight" (Carl Craig special edit)/Carl Craig-"At Les" (Russ Gabriel
>mix)/Innerzone Orchestra-"Bug In The Bassbin" ("Street" mix) (PE 65261)
>[7.50]
>
>andrew
>
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