90s techno thread

[Orang Utan]

fuck there's a pic of me off my face in one of them

 

[ska invita]

fuck there's a pic of me off my face in one of them

which page please ?

 

[ska invita]

i love letters like this


"so called goa trance"

I remember reading a letter back in the day absolutely railing at Way In My Brain, SL2 < saying it was a sign of the beginning of the end of the rave scene...something something about b-list dancehall sample what a disgrace etc...likewise someone losing their shit about 31 seconds and how dark tunnels are exactly whats ruining the rave scene etc
They may be made up but I like to think someone bothered to write a letter

 

[killer b]

Dude was right about goa trance mind.

 

[killer b]

I remember buying a return to the source compilation after reading about it in Muzik and thinking it sounded like my kind of thing, and it was fucking disgusting, even by my low mid-90s standards (pretty low)

 

[killer b]

this one. jesus christ.

 

[killer b]

Pascal FEOS is dead apparently - most of his stuff has dated very badly, but there's some beauts in there. This Resistance D track is a proper eyeball-roller

 

[killer b]

 

[sunnysidedown]

Bam Bam's first (1990) album is mostly house, but this should work itself into a 90's electro/techno set.

 

[Mattym]

He's released some unreleased 1990s stuff on Bandcamp more recently. I love it.

 

[ska invita]

Bam Bam's first (1990) album is mostly house, but this should work itself into a 90's electro/techno set.

love that...never thought to explore Bam Bam, only know wheres your child...just having a check

this is fat too

will remember this album for the 1990 album thread....

into this as well

 

[killer b]

He's released some unreleased 1990s stuff on Bandcamp more recently. I love it.

'maximum and monotonous techno for the dance floors. '

 

[Spandex]

Pascal FEOS is dead apparently

I've just seen this. Only 52. Cancer

He was massive on the early Frankfurt trance scene - Eye Q, Harthouse, etc. He started out in the 80s mixing italo, hi-NRG and EBM which turned into the Frankfurt sound. I'm still fond of that early Frankfurt trance and his bands Resistance D and Sonic Infusion were amongst the best.

RIP

 

[Orang Utan]

I've just seen this. Only 52. Cancer

He was massive on the early Frankfurt trance scene - Eye Q, Harthouse, etc. He started out in the 80s mixing italo, hi-NRG and EBM which turned into the Frankfurt sound. I'm still fond of that early Frankfurt trance and his bands Resistance D and Sonic Infusion were amongst the best.

RIP

I was well into that sound at the time - loved the Human EP on Harthouse and he did some great trancey business with Pete Namlook on Fax as Hearts Of Space - not sure how it stands up now though - oh dear I feel a Fax rabbithole coming on...

 

[Indeliblelink]

Was just having a dig through his back catalogue, loads I love in there especially Unfuture by Sonic Infusion.
Hadn't heard this one before,


RIP

 

[killer b]

yeah, that's nice. He gets a bit too pacy as you head into the decade though... which suited me fine at the time tbf.

 

[ska invita]

Bam Bam's first (1990) album is mostly house, but this should work itself into a 90's electro/techno set.

if anyone happens to have a 320 or above rip of Bam Bam - King Of The Underground from that album (not the 12 inch which seems a very different tune)
i would be eternally grateful

 

[killer b]

just got this 12 on atm.

 

[killer b]

more from 1991

 

[cyberfairy]

this one. jesus christ.

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I had that! Was great to chewing my lips to as the birds starting singing

 

[xes]

 

[killer b]

This absolutely savage Phuture remix by Slam is one of my faves:

 

[killer b]

I had this Planetary Assault Systems 12 on earlier - it's all great obv, but this one is lush



(my copy is a test pressing, which - it seems - has never been offered for sale on Discogs. Maybe I should sell it and buy a house)

 

[Orang Utan]

I wish I'd paid attention to this when it came out:


Mark Broom and Dave Hill collaborating with Ed Handley and Andy Turner of Black Dog/Plaid
It's so so good.
as is Broom and Hills' later album as Midnight Funk Association (2001, but fuck it):

 

[killer b]

well, if you're allowed Mark Broom productions from 2001...

 

[killer b]

more from 1991

Having a dig through the Ismistik catalogue as I love both the 12s of his I have - this off the 1995 LP Remain is gorgeous.

 

[Orang Utan]

Having a dig through the Ismistik catalogue as I love both the 12s of his I have - this off the 1995 LP Remain is gorgeous.

I was listening to that last night - love it
Check this out too, same producer:

 

[killer b]

Pascal FEOS is dead apparently - most of his stuff has dated very badly, but there's some beauts in there. This Resistance D track is a proper eyeball-roller

Just dug out my 12 which has this on (actually a different EP to the one pictured) letting it rip over the full system and all 4 tracks are great.

 

[mod]

has it been long enough for a revival yet? why aren't the kids bang into this shit?

Its still going matey. Still strong.

 

[ska invita]

Posted this on the Belgian thread, but no doubt many have long stopped looking at that!
Can I recommend this though

Orlando Voorn

I dont remember this sounding so good - i think i only knew the 92 remix


classic

but then tracks 2 and 3 are killer too


what a drop


also


amazing ep