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Just thought it might be an idea to see what peoples influences are and where they came from, put here anything you would recommend people checking out:

Alaska - Arctic Foundations LP (Paradox) [dnb]
Boards Of Canada - Music has the Right to Children, GeoDaddy [Down tempo]
Macc - IF - Outsider [dnb] (anything on Outsider, Esoteric or Paradox Music)
Portishead - Dummy [Down tempo]
Fleetwood Macc - Greatest Hits [Pop!?]
The Pixies - Death To The Pixies [Rock]
Erykah Badu - Baduism, Worldwide Underground [Soul/Hip hop]
Dreamscape 11 - LTJ Bukem [DnB]

PURE RUFFIGE !!
various garage n jungle
eski
8 bar
sub-lo
dub
ragga
dancehall
electro
all pirate radio i can get hold of..
the rest of the uk sound that thank fuck defied genre and was jus played ..



waste thread still ...but that's my list for the day !

kidkut wrote:Boards Of Canada - Music has the Right to Children,

The wife likes this... bit noodly for me. Speedy J's Public Energy?

kidkut wrote:Portishead - Dummy [Down tempo]

Occult roots of dubstep! I have plans for refixes of some of those tunes...

kidkut wrote:The Pixies - Death To The Pixies [Rock]

Ahhhh... Saw them at their prime. Incendiary. See also My Bloody Valentine.

kidkut wrote:Erykah Badu - Baduism, Worldwide Underground [Soul/Hip hop]

There's a real hipster antipathy to Badu -- bit too coffee table I suppose. I like her!

kidkut wrote:Dreamscape 11 - LTJ Bukem [DnB]

[/quote]Prefer logical progressions personally.

Recently I've been listening to a lot of Miles Davis / Gil Evans gear again, plus some 80s Womack, some folky soul... The new rocksteady compo on Moll Selekta has bene on heavy rotation too. And advance CDs of John Eden's new mix

good idea man

hmm, these last weeks ive mostly been listening to electronica/techno/blah whatever box...especially...

Bitstream - Domestic Economy LP / Departure Lounge 12
Claro Intelecto - Neurofibro LP / Patience 12
Luciano - Yamore Remix 12
Brothomstates - Claro LP / Rktic 12

and timbaland - loving the Aaliyah greatest hits (!!!!) never wouldve thought it a few years back but man his beats are soooo sick- We Need A Resolution is soo heavy

Waste thread? Why?

4 hero
badu
roots manuva
nightmares on wax-of course
hybrid
ian pooley
krafty kuts
micatone
george benson-big upz

8bit i saw on your myspace you rate alex smoke...yeh man...do you know about Trentemoller? Similar kinda rolling dubby electro/tech house...sick

i used to be a well known elektro dj--alex smoke,trent moller ladytron...silsonic oh and isolee

dirt dirt dirt

but ill get told off for mentioning the h word in here

peace

Innit its ok if we call it techno but not if we say house! shhh

Did you used to produce that kind of stuff? How long you been producing for?

I find alot of people who like minimal techno have an ear for dubstep..

Thanks for the heads up mate, will check out your suggestions...

That Portishead album, i discovered a new track the other day 'Its a Fire' is that a bonus track or somethign because any other copy of the album ive got doesnt have it on there, really good track as well.

other thread
http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t ... torder=asc

Yeh definately man

Although for me it actually worked the other way round! I was more of warp records glitch boy re: electronic music (aside from my near obsession with hip-hop throughout teenage years), am very very much a latecomer to 'minimal'. Theyve got a lot in common in my opinion, space, less is more etc. And emphasis on softer, echo chamber vibes and trippy atmospherics

ADRUU wrote:other thread
http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t ... torder=asc

is it not different tho, emphasis on specific recommendations? And if you dont feel you've got anything to take from it then you just dont read it? Finding it difficult to phrase this without it sounding confrontational, its not

apparently i've listened to these:


recently though:
Future Sound of London
Xingu Hill
Thinner/Autoplate weblabel
Adam Beyer
Cari Lekebusch

Always worth checking out

You can't go far wrong with labels like Warp/Rephlex/Planet-Mu. Most decent genres of music have been represented in their somewhere.

Planet-Mu in particular has picked up alot recently, that Boxcutter EP is absolutely stunning in my opinion. Equinox tunes too, dread!

elgato wrote:Innit its ok if we call it techno but not if we say house! shhh

Did you used to produce that kind of stuff? How long you been producing for?

producing since i was 13 now am 21

plastikman tek9 new cd has minimal techno into dubstep---got the new promo

Is it a mix cd? Or are they producing stuff which is straying more towards dubstep? Sounds lively whichever

elgato wrote:Is it a mix cd? Or are they producing stuff which is straying more towards dubstep? Sounds lively whichever

cant say too much as a feind who osts on here is in on it----its coming soon and its very weird...he uses ableton live 5 to do all his mixing and its just a drem journey

very scuba

heavros