Techno/House Bobbins of the past

if you're reduced to this sort of trite hateful rebuke then you're the one who should do some volunteering.

guess what I do on the weekends...

in that case let me hereby grant you a carte blanche to have a concern that relates to yourself

How very gracious of you!

tis the season

yah Tim F it is Kiki & Silversurfer remix of "Safari" thank you :-) but i heared it in another mix, most likely another big name

Fight! Fight! Fight!

Theres negatives in every situation. And while some surely eclipse and trivialize others, that doesn't mean that those negatives aren't there. I generally believe suffering is relative (don't get me wrong, this is NOT a justification of worrying about this as opposed to other things). By the same logic everyone who spends their time here complaining about bad music or the death of vinyl or whatever are wasting their time not worrying about the financial crisis, and then they're wasting it by not worrying about the homeless, and then not worrying about Sudan. . .
A few months ago someone used roughly the same attack on me because I had the audacity to ask why people find new episodes of The Simpsons funny.

I don't particularly want to argue about it, certainly not here (although I guess it beats reading vinyl vs. digital debates any day of the week).

monorail cat = attempt at dorky internet humor to derail potential flame war

you can block the image if your browser allows it

Ahh, gotcha.

http://i222.photobucket.com/albums/dd52/jdauria721/34977109_l.jpg

(I was amazed I never saw this image until last year, surely it's bound to become cringe-worthily ubiquitous by the end of this year)

By the way, I discovered this yesterday, but Mouth to Mouth sounds amazing when mixed with Utopia - Me Giorgio by Giorgio Moroder.

mouth to arpeggio. i am going to try that out.

and really, congrats on this timely and relevant use of monorail cat

you know it homes!

i heard there are lost monorail cat remixes of underground resistance.

http://www.discogs.com/release/12801 is a thing of beauty. I'm not able to find it anywhere, though. I only heard it from Shed's mix for mnml ssgs [ http://mnmlssg.blogspot.com/2008/06/mnml-ssgs-mx04-shed-soloactionostgutdel.html ]

I posted this question in the "identify this tune" thread with no answer, but maybe the folks in this thread might know the answer...

Back in the 90's I saw a video on MTV, and I've never seen or heard it again. It had a house beat, on top of which a black guy did the famous monologue (don't know who originally wrote it): "When you're born, you're pink. When you're sick, you're green. When you're scared, you're white. When you're embarrassed, you're red... [And so on]. When I'm born, I'm black. When I'm sick, I'm black. When I'm scared, I'm black. When I'm embarrassed, I'm black... [etc.] And you have the guts to call me colored?!"

Does anyone know what tune this is? Also, can you tell me where this monologue originally comes from, because I've definitely heard it somewhere else too?

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this comp is massive

I have that Tyree track on vinyl/was thinking about it yesterday. Absolutely love love love it.

Well those records are gone, up to 700 for $300, and aren't with me. Dommage.

On the other hand I did get 17 records, mostly from around 2007 and before, in the mail last Sunday, although I think I need to buy new needles :(.

good video

"Returning to Audio Werner. (Let's see if I can write this out without sinking to the depths of complaining about someone being underrated) Dude just holds it down. I just listened to Trust, which is just wonderful, stuff like this and Onandon are so full of vim and vigour, really a pleasure to listen to.

― This time, or I'll perc you later (mehlt), Monday, 24 November 2008 05:24 (1 month ago)"

i haven't heard everything dude has done, but i like him at his most houseiest and fun ie. the perlon record, "before" (shameless and excellent "sakadat" ripoff!), les gans remix (!!!). the earlier stuff i've heard gets a bit clicky and boring imo

this record is the shiznit:

L.H.A.S. Inc. - The Hevalo
http://www.discogs.com/release/133425

tru dat

let's dissect shed's mnml ssgs mix. it's amazing how he could compile all those unknown tracks (at least to me). what's your fav track on it?

1. Abicah Soul Project - Musique De Ve
2. Barada - Glue
3. Chez Damier - Help Myself
4. Slowhouse - 003 (B2)
5. Robin Breaks - I Get Dubbed
6. Fiasco - I Just Wanna
7. DJ Genesis Presents Audra - It's U
8. X Fade - Good And Plenty Love
9. Mike Dunn - The Pressure Cooker
10. Dionne - Images
11. tresor archive 006?
12. Dajae - U Got Me Up
13. Nate Williams - Climax

mine would be 10 and 7

Got a bunch of pile of second hand records the other day, highlights include, other than a Deepchord 08 test pressing, this: http://www.discogs.com/Dan-Lui-James-Duncan-Big-Smoke-Nights-Vol-3/release/42644 A detroity, synthy saxophone techno number which really hits the spot. It should be Daniel Lui, not just Dan, though, Discogs mixed it up.

Been listening to this mix a lot lately
http://www.discogs.com/Rok-Globus-Mix-Vol-3-Sturm-Und-Drang/release/7696

It's really got a good mix of US and wierd German stuff, plenty banging, has a real nice raw 'done in one take with little pre-planning' vibe. Love it lots.

am finally sorting through a lot of 250 records i got for free way back in 2005 (it has actually been that long since I have been able to have a computer and turntables setup at the same time :-( ). i had already pulled these out for DJ use:
http://www.discogs.com/G-Man-G-Man/release/19274
http://www.discogs.com/G-Man-G-Man-II/release/19275
http://www.discogs.com/G-Man-Kushti/release/19276
http://www.discogs.com/I-f-Fucking-Consumer/release/13567

but I finally began seriously digging through the stack yesterday. So far, I have found:
http://www.discogs.com/Carl-Craig-DJ-Kicks-EP/release/24658
http://www.discogs.com/Gemini-In-My-Head-EP/release/64676
http://www.discogs.com/FSOL-Lifeforms/release/84484
http://www.discogs.com/Aphex-Twin-On/release/28060
http://www.discogs.com/AFX-Analogue-Bubblebath/release/40746

AND

http://www.discogs.com/Cmetric-Cmetric/release/1073454

I never have anything unique or interesting to say about 12"s. These are all good. I also still have another hundred to look through. Given how crappy life has been for me lately (see above, and also the thread about me not eating), this feels really, really fucking good.

Tresor is now defunct? I really enjoyed the Dan Bell and Matthew Herbert editions in the Globus series.

That's great to see.

Other highlights of those 27 records I got a few weeks ago, which have reminded me of my love for capital M Minimal techno:

Mikael Stavostrand - Reduce (2XLP - missing two of the bigger tracks on the CD, I believe).

Itial by Alex Cortex - OK, but makes me curious to find other stuff he's done, so RFI, please.

And I bought Street Knowledge by Tobias, the other 3 non-titular tracks being surprisingly better than the much more ballyhooed Street Knowledge. Never cared for Tobias/NSI (actually, I straight up disliked most stuff by him) but this is really great.

lately i've been loving this two-part michael mayer set from last april:
part 1
part 2

http://assets.mog.com/amg/pop/cov200/drd300/d354/d35493xk8f1.jpg

SO DOPE

Anyone have any idea what the first track here is?

great nonetheless

I swear, the new Dance Show might be the best resource to discover early Detroit/Chicago stuff on the internet.

Good lord, what is that track!

I'm honestly this close to making a New Dance Show Video/General Appreciation thread.

Just went through some records I had kicking around my room and how great is Mountain People 003/004!!!!

I was looking for something else, and came upon this old gem, which I hadn't heard for at least 10 years:

So awesome! Too bad CJ Bolland later turned to mediocre big beat. The 1995 album where he mixed trance and drum'n'bass was still quite interesting.

does anyone have this old Dave Angel mix?
http://www.discogs.com/Dave-Angel-Trance-Lunar-Paradise/release/17757

looks terrific

jammin the nigh on 10 minute version of that on spotify now

I remember seeing that Dave Angel mix in the local record store around 1994, but I was always turned down by the cover which looked quite ugly, even among all the other "trippy" CGI record covers of that era.

Anyway, 1994 got me thinking of this tune, which after 15 years is still my favourite Mike Ink thing ever:

WOW that does look good.

i don't have that but i have this old K7 mix and it's the shit

Loving the Mike Ink vid...oh, the memories.

Psychic TV - "Wicked"

Never come across that Dave Angel mix before. Looks good though. I liked his K7 effort.

Incidentally, I keep seeing Globetrotting in my local 2nd hand shop (for about $5). Thought it was a mix until I checked discogs just now. Has anyone heard it?

Around the time 'Tales of the unexpected' came out, the British dance press were touting him as a kind of Brit Carl Craig (eg Rudiments vs Bug in a bass bin) but that album never quite lived up to the hype. I enjoyed his R&S Classics comp though.

What a great video that Osborne one is, if not only because The New Dance Show videos on youtube are arguably my favourite thing on the internet, but because that track sounds so much like it could have been played on on it.

Also, re: pier bucci. Loving his remix of Ziggy Kinder - Flipflop crash, need more techno like this.

Whoops, thought this was the bobbins 2009 thread.

That Osborne video kind of weirds me out. It seems as exploitative as Germans calling themselves Motorcitysoul.

i don't think Osborne is particularly exploitative. he's one of those few Detroit area white guys who knows whats up and works with good people and makes good music. i would be surprised if any Detroit cats had any qualms with that video.