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I saw Derrick May & Stacey Pullen in... '95, or '96. I had been into electronic music and djing for about 3 years up til that point. Talk about going to school! I had always been buying techno, enjoying the mystique of it, but hearing it direct from the source that nite, it both answered alot of questions i had, and pretty much changed my perception of what i was doing personally. It was the real deal. SOUL. Derrick May entered with the greatest epic djing intro i've ever heard, teasing us with the kick for what it seemed to be a good 9 minutes, and the break downs he was doing throughout the set simply juggling the percussions was astouding. You don't walk out of an experience like that feeling complacent. It was great.

Octave One, big influence on moi

Silent Phase - as mentioned, Stacy Pullen, both as a dj and producer, Kosmic Messenger, Black Odyssey etc.

Alien FM - course another Aux 88 joint production. There was a radio dj in Vancouver, Canada, named Don Chow who had the most amazing, then somewhat obscure techno trax. I remember hearing Alien FM on his show.. wow. Apparantly he had Derrick May as a guest on his show in the late 80's. Any older CiTR Radio listeners from Vancouver will recall the name.... who might be lurking on dubstepforum ha. A shot in the dark.

Alan Oldham - noice

Pow Wow Records compilations

early Tresor joints

and old FNAC trax, SCAN X, Deep Side,.... some of the first records i ever bought.

Much prefer the Birmingham sound to anything out of Detroit apart from some of Mills' stuff.

Go sit in the corner with a pointy hat on.

Saxenhammer wrote:Much prefer the Birmingham sound to anything out of Detroit apart from some of Mills' stuff.

Now if you would have said Berlin or Belgium i might have accepted this but Birmingham??
Granted they have produced some good stuff Surgeon/British Murder Boys and Regis but they ain't exactly on the same level.

Baron_von_Carlton wrote:

Saxenhammer wrote:Much prefer the Birmingham sound to anything out of Detroit apart from some of Mills' stuff.

Now if you would have said Berlin or Belgium i might have accepted this but Birmingham??
Granted they have produced some good stuff Surgeon/British Murder Boys and Regis but they ain't exactly on the same level.

Well, I have more than 10 techno records that came from birmingham that I like, and one from Detroit.

But thanks for advising me on what my taste should be.

More than 10

Slim wrote:Anybody into this? I like the sound of what i have heard, was wondering if anyone has any mixes of REALLY early stuff, like the belleville three or thereabouts.

Cheers

I been mixing Detroit for a while now. I can stick some mixes up of some mixes I have done. Is this what your after?

MK (Marc Kinchen) - Somebody New (MI Mix) - Network Records
Galaxy 2 Galaxy (Mad Mike) - Hi-Tech Jazz (The Science) - Underground Resistance
Paperclip People (Carl Craig) - Floor - planet E
Piece (carl Craig) - Free Your Mind - Planet
EBlack Dog Productions - Balil Flux - Rising High Records
69 (carl Craig) - My Machines (Pt.1) - Planet E
Suburban Knight - Midnite Sunshine - Underground Resistance
69 (carl Craig) - Ladies & Gentlemen - Planet E
Underground Resistance - The Final Frontier - Underground Resistance
X-101 - Sonic Destroyer - Underground Resistance
E-Dancer - Pump The Move - KMS
Richie Hawtin - Minus Orange - M-nus
Reese - Funky Funk Funk - Network Records

if you like Detroit you may like some of this stuff? I also mix 91/92 early rave from Holland/Belguim. I got shit loads of UK hardcore that I mix too.

R.E.C - Twisted Topics - Djax-Up-Beats
Pulse - Powerhouse - R & S Records
R.E.C - Hot Pursuit - Djax-Up-Beats
Pulse - Catvoice - R & S Records
Mundo Muzique - Andromeda - R & S Records
Speedy J - Pullover 2nd remix - Plus 8
Mundo Muzique - Albido - R & S Records
A Homeboy, A Hippie & A Funki Dredd - Total Confusion
Hypnotist, The - Rainbows In The Sky - Rising High Records
Josh Wink & Lil Louis - How's Your Evening So Far? - FFRR
Hypnotist, The - The House Is Mine - Rising High Records
Outlander - Vamp (The Alien Meets The Outlander Remix) - R & S
Final Exposure - Vortex - Plus 8
Clementine - Sugar Step - Djax-Up-Beats
Vainqueur - Lyot (Maurizio Mix) - Maurizio
Overlord, The - Digital Orgasm - Future World

Saxenhammer wrote:Much prefer the Birmingham sound to anything out of Detroit apart from some of Mills' stuff.

hehe. That was a good one:)

Techno came from Detroit. Mike Banks, Derrick May, Robert Hood, Ritchie Hawtin, Car Craig and Jeff Mills were there from day one.

Serox wrote:hehe. That was a good one:)

Techno came from Detroit. Mike Banks, Derrick May, Robert Hood, Ritchie Hawtin, Car Craig and Jeff Mills were there from day one.

and what does this have to do with what I enjoy listening to?

What you say,Ive heard about 7456372 times from different people and its a bit presumptious. I like noisey fucked up techno(for me,the old Aphex "classics" era stuff is the best techno Ive ever heard)and like I say,outside of some of Mills' stuff, I dont hear much I like from Detroit.

Sorry

Yeh, in the late 80s and early 90s

I'd reccomend Model 500 - Sonic Sunset, some bits of it sound almost like proto dubstep and one remix in particular (Cave Mix) has got a thunderous bass

Saxenhammer wrote:

Serox wrote:hehe. That was a good one:)

Techno came from Detroit. Mike Banks, Derrick May, Robert Hood, Ritchie Hawtin, Car Craig and Jeff Mills were there from day one.

and what does this have to do with what I enjoy listening to?

What you say,Ive heard about 7456372 times from different people and its a bit presumptious. I like noisey fucked up techno(for me,the old Aphex "classics" era stuff is the best techno Ive ever heard)and like I say,outside of some of Mills' stuff, I dont hear much I like from Detroit.

Sorry

cool. check the two techno mixes I posted in the main bit. some quality techno that is very underground.

anyone into the swedish techno??...in the late 90s I was really in to Cari Lekebusch and Adam Beyer..