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Track ID: 2010-11-27 - Juan Atkins (Model 500, Metroplex - Detroit) @ Mixup Triple J - V.I.P. Ltd. Recordings
Audio Quality: CBR 192 kbps SAT
Length: 00:56:37 minutes
Style: Techno
Size: 77,7 MB
Number: 1
Download:
http://ul.to/cxjihw




Track ID: 2010-11-27 - Carl Craig (Metroplex Records) @ Mixup Triple J - V.I.P. Ltd. Recordings
Audio Quality: CBR 192 kbps SAT
Length: 00:58:41 minutes
Style: Techno
Size: 80,6 MB
Number: 2
Download:
http://ul.to/t696n0

Best fucking album of the year. Holy shit.

http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast- ... 2#download

Track ID: 2010-10-26 - The Hacker (Different Recordings) @ Tunnel - Milano - V.I.P. Ltd. Recordings
Audio Quality: CBR 96 kbps
Length: 02:03:44 minutes
Style: Electro, Techno
Size: 84,9 MB
Download:
http://ul.to/6aewh6

The amount of techno I've danced to in my lifetime is immense. The amount of time I've spent DJing techno is also immense - I used to do a late night radio show, five hour stretches, sometimes with mates, sometimes by myself. That's how long you need to play to do techno properly. I put on Dan Bell in Australia once. These days I still have a listen to UR, John Tejada and so on, for old times sake, but in terms of new techno coming out, I'm into Actress and the really experimental stuff that comes out on Raster Noton.

I've done some mixes:
http://dubsola.com/mixes_techno.html

The first mix is one I did recently, scroll down to 'Early Techno Mix' for some pretty hard, minimal stuff - Jay Denham, Mills, Sterac, Sutekh, Claude Young, Green Velvet etc. Further down is 'Old Techno Mix' - starts and ends a bit melodic, but with some serious pace in the middle. Then there's a bunch of live recordings and radio recordings. Hope you like it.

Hey does anyone reckon that the best techno goodness is a mixture of the German minimal stuff and the midwest Detroity etc stuff, with a splash of electro?

I downloaded this album the other day - I've got it on vinyl... somewhere... haven't listened to it for probably ten years - and it's awesome! I'm thinking a few of the tunes could fit into a mix of the stuff like Girl Unit etc are mixing up these days, like this one. Worth a try...

dubsola wrote:The amount of techno I've danced to in my lifetime is immense. The amount of time I've spent DJing techno is also immense - I used to do a late night radio show, five hour stretches, sometimes with mates, sometimes by myself. That's how long you need to play to do techno properly. I put on Dan Bell in Australia once. These days I still have a listen to UR, John Tejada and so on, for old times sake, but in terms of new techno coming out, I'm into Actress and the really experimental stuff that comes out on Raster Noton.

I've done some mixes:
http://dubsola.com/mixes_techno.html

The first mix is one I did recently, scroll down to 'Early Techno Mix' for some pretty hard, minimal stuff - Jay Denham, Mills, Sterac, Sutekh, Claude Young, Green Velvet etc. Further down is 'Old Techno Mix' - starts and ends a bit melodic, but with some serious pace in the middle. Then there's a bunch of live recordings and radio recordings. Hope you like it.

Hey does anyone reckon that the best techno goodness is a mixture of the German minimal stuff and the midwest Detroity etc stuff, with a splash of electro?

I downloaded this album the other day - I've got it on vinyl... somewhere... haven't listened to it for probably ten years - and it's awesome! I'm thinking a few of the tunes could fit into a mix of the stuff like Girl Unit etc are mixing up these days, like this one. Worth a try...

We should talk. Check PMs.

I'm all dubtechno, but I reckon german meets detroit with a cherry in the form of electro on top is fucking great yeah

@bloodstream: thank you for keeping this thread alive! Where do you get all these mixes. Haven't listened to all of them but they are quality!

Genevieve wrote:

Best fucking album of the year. Holy shit.

ohhhh yes. The whole label is: "ohhh yes"

I like my techno fast.

And more than a little bit abrasive.


But spacey.

i've noticed, jeff mills etc

not really my style but still listenable and especially danceable

2manynoobs wrote:@bloodstream: thank you for keeping this thread alive! Where do you get all these mixes. Haven't listened to all of them but they are quality!

recorded everything to keep that thread alive hehe no no but im on recording tour world-wide hehe

dubsola wrote:The amount of techno I've danced to in my lifetime is immense. The amount of time I've spent DJing techno is also immense - I used to do a late night radio show, five hour stretches, sometimes with mates, sometimes by myself. That's how long you need to play to do techno properly. I put on Dan Bell in Australia once. These days I still have a listen to UR, John Tejada and so on, for old times sake, but in terms of new techno coming out, I'm into Actress and the really experimental stuff that comes out on Raster Noton.

I've done some mixes:
http://dubsola.com/mixes_techno.html

The first mix is one I did recently, scroll down to 'Early Techno Mix' for some pretty hard, minimal stuff - Jay Denham, Mills, Sterac, Sutekh, Claude Young, Green Velvet etc. Further down is 'Old Techno Mix' - starts and ends a bit melodic, but with some serious pace in the middle. Then there's a bunch of live recordings and radio recordings. Hope you like it.

Hey does anyone reckon that the best techno goodness is a mixture of the German minimal stuff and the midwest Detroity etc stuff, with a splash of electro?

I downloaded this album the other day - I've got it on vinyl... somewhere... haven't listened to it for probably ten years - and it's awesome! I'm thinking a few of the tunes could fit into a mix of the stuff like Girl Unit etc are mixing up these days, like this one. Worth a try...

Agree on everything, Tejada is sick thanks for pointing him out. Pretty old music but I never knew the name.

Track ID: 2010-12-02 - Shonky (Freak n'Chic, Crosstown Rebels) @ Clubtura Opening Party, Macarena Club - Barcelona - V.I.P.
Audio Quality: CBR 128 kbps
Length: 04:58:43 minutes
Style: Minimal Techno
Size: 273,0 MB
Download:
http://ul.to/ttv08p

AxeD wrote:Agree on everything, Tejada is sick thanks for pointing him out. Pretty old music but I never knew the name.

He's done so much music, I've probably got about 20 of his records, and it's probably not even the half of it. After a while I stopped buying his new stuff, got a bit tired of it. But really it's all pretty good, and some of it is amazing. Plug Research is an amazing label, too - it's really changed over the years, but way back in the late 90s when Plug Research and Development came out, with some seriously experimental music (not many techno labels / artists were doing that) and The Art of Travel, which was also pushing boundaries in various directions, it really blew my mind. According to discogs The Art of Travel was mostly Allen Avanessian, I always thought it was both him and Tejada. No youtube videos of this album! I should make some. This is the only audio I could find. Well worth a listen. Not particularly hard, compared to...


one of my favourite Tejada EPs, or

which bangs.

Also, I love the Deep Chord stuff. Beautiful - good snow music!

Track ID: 2010-09-10 - Electric Rescue @ Skryptom Label Night, Rex Club - Paris - V.I.P.
Audio Quality: CBR 192 kbps
Length: 00:59:49 minutes
Style: Minimal Techno
Size: 82,1 MB
Download:
http://ul.to/j51e66

Bloodstream wrote:
Track ID: 2010-09-10 - Electric Rescue @ Skryptom Label Night, Rex Club - Paris - V.I.P.
Audio Quality: CBR 192 kbps
Length: 00:59:49 minutes
Style: Minimal Techno
Size: 82,1 MB
Download:
http://ul.to/j51e66

So you actually attend all these nights? That's groovey.

jepp


Track ID: 2010-11-24 - Lee Burridge @ Speaker Box Productions, Nocturnal Club - Miami - V.I.P.
Audio Quality: VBR 129 kbps
Length: 00:56:55 minutes
Style: Minimal

Track ID: 2010-11-24 - Timo Maas @ Speaker Box Productions, Nocturnal Club - Miami - V.I.P.
Audio Quality: VBR 320 kbps
Length: 01:24:54 minutes
Style: Minimal


Download both Sets in one go:
http://ul.to/1wh593

Big tune. Have a good listen, it's amazing not just for the synths and the drum pattern, but the way it builds and peaks is really great. I remember thinking how cool it was that as each peak came, the drums got quieter - not so you'd notice, but enough that when they kicked back in it really hit hard.

AxeD wrote:
Agree on everything, Tejada is sick thanks for pointing him out. Pretty old music but I never knew the name.

Check "Sweat On The Walls". Fucking dirty lushness of a tune.

wub wrote:

AxeD wrote:
Agree on everything, Tejada is sick thanks for pointing him out. Pretty old music but I never knew the name.

Check "Sweat On The Walls". Fucking dirty lushness of a tune.

Yea I found that one, big tune.