Techno/House Bobbins of the past

all over my face - loose joints ?

edb, is it underground solution "luv dancing"?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeke1Wqrheg

uh not that, this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xiNsu6BCRu8

It is not, I just found out it was a DJ sneak track/edit? appropriately titled All Over your Face.

Oh man, 2nd to none, that brings me back to 2001! (or whatever year it was).

And where does that "Go on an' get you some more" sample come from? I also invite people to list tracks, more prominent ones and otherwise, that use it.

Let no man put asunder?

Elan guessed right:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkGHZcB4xAg

I'd wager that 50% of classic house samples are from that song.

Thanks. You've put many months of curiousity at rest.
And yes, it's funny, it almost sounds like a collage of classic house fragments in some weird reverse sense.

Only slightly "of the past", but anyone got luv for Dan Electro - Bite the Hand that Feeds LP (Robsoul)?

http://www.phonicarecords.com/product/view/65416

The most thorough, full-on gospel house release I've encountered yet. Stupid deep, with some broken beat bits thrown in too. Been impressing me for some time, but I never hear anything about it. Thoughts?

hadn't heard that before, sounds good. I recognised a sample or two from Geeez N Gosh. Dan Electro sounds more dancefloor obvs.

first heard dan electro on recloose's classic "jig saw music" mix for eskimo ("down is the power"!!!), dude is so awesome

Dear people with a knowledge of dance music history leagues ahead of mine, if you have any comments on the role of HIV/AIDS in disco/house circles and their reactions to it, and don't mind commenting on it in this thread, I would appreciate it.

Sure everyone's heard these (and visited percussionlab) before but I'm just glutting myself on the classic X-Mixes streaming here:

http://www.percussionlab.com/sets

proud owner of all of those x-mixes

saunderson and garnier's are the bomb. dave angel's not as good as it looks on paper. dave clarke's was epochal at the time but sort of tiring now. dj hell's has really really great stretches but also a middle section that bogs down a bit. the first half is gold though.

feeling this so much:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHT-wy2Uudw

(underworld innit)

I really rate the John Acquavia x-mix (bizarrely coupled with a Hawtin mix on the same disc - also good but I prefer his Mixmag Live). This was a time when prog house and techno could happily exist side by side - top stuff.

http://www.discogs.com/Richie-Hawtin-John-Acquaviva-X-Mix-3-Enter-Digital-Reality/release/2863

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Txq736EVa80
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2v1vW8C6yQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X81au7KV1fA

brutal. like, nitro deluxe level of brutal.

re-discovered Wild Planet 'Electron' recently

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xNLfwMTzA8

LOVING 'Tanzen'! maybe it's just the video...

yeah the dancers reflected in the mirrorshades is super key

wildplanet is hella sick and this is also the jam

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xo9eGbHzcPg

be sure to check the haswell remix

Sometimes you've got to love bookstores that know fuck all about anything that's not indie rock for putting gems in their dollar bin.

Scored this gem (among other things yet to be listened to, but which included two Phuture singles) for $1.

This track is gorgeous.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbowdbALm7A&feature=related

Just got this yesterday, FM insanity:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBFhaAh7Ov0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Uizfv1h8oc

so dope

another essential Chicago house record just got repressed, g strings - land of dreams. super plaintive sci-fi tear-jacker:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TccEptvVwb8

Hello - I'm interested in delving more into non-rave, non-electro early-techno stuff. I know the names - Kevin Saunderson, James Stinson, Jeff Mills, Drexciya etc - but not the releases. Basically I want to know more about the stuff Azari & III, Soul Clap and Art Department are getting their ideas from. Also, the kind of sound that informed The Other People Place album.

I've got a bunch of things - couple of compilations including Flux Tracks, Warp Classics, Soul Jazz' Acid. But what else should I get?

I don't know what most of those new references are, but you can look for the original compilations. Techno: The New Dance Sound of Detroit and Techno 2, as well as the Transmat comp, Relics. Warp Classics but also Warp Influences, different volumes.

discogs + youtube

I'm hearing MK (Marc Kinchen)'s name as an influence recently. Well, not hearing it so much as newer artists bigging him up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZHn9MggePU

Can't get enough of that track...

Thats recent though, right? Last couple of years?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_v3AT_Jbws

new collection of unreleased virgo four stuff on rush hour is kinda mindblowing, though i'm not sure i want to throw down for the 5 lp box set with twice as many tracks as the cd version - http://www.rushhour.nl/virgofour/

I bought the iTunes version. It all SOUNDS great but maybe a bit too demo-ish. A bit boring at times. Some tracks using similar or same sounds as the released stuff. Sometimes the stripped down/demo quality is good, and some of the stuff w/ minimal vocals is cool, but definitely not something I want to pay a million dollars for to get that gorgeous vinyl box. Not yet at least!

'Thats recent though, right? Last couple of years?'

Feels like a life time ago tbh... depends how on techno you are I guess. Its only getting older at any rate.

I've not seen many other people playing it for years so I guess its old.

Mark Kinchin appears on Techno Two with Mirror, Mirror, not my favorite track on that comp. Of course it's competing with Psyche - Elements, Octave One - I Believe, Reel by Real - Aftermath, for starters.

Area 10 - Love Takes Me Over

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSo_uUHNJ2E

Reel by Real - Aftermath

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYn59vamHkc

from the comments...

this was re-recorded at metroplex as my first release. the original was recorded in 1989 at kech's(strand313) grandfather's house on detroit's eastside. nothin' but a moded roland 303, mt32 module, 909 and lousy sequencer. wish i had the mixdown from the cassette tape!!!

Marc Kinchen was an amazing remixer before he decided to shift into hip-hop/R&B at the end of the 1990s. He went from being a "buy-on-sight" name to not having his name anywhere. Wiki says he does in-house production for Will Smith now. Youtube everything with MK Dub, MK Mix, or Marc Kinchen in the title.

BUT he doesn't really have much to do with what Dog Latin is asking about. My recommendation to you, DL, is to imbibe whatever makes music sound the best to you, listen to the video below, and then keep youtubing. You won't go wrong.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGDOyKPjK1s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XthPNPDu0rM

Here's a Drexciya song that I repeated on youtube a few dozen times when I first heard it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOBjmFGaNHA

And if we're dropping Mike Delgado tracks, here's my favorite. That guitar! I cannot stay still!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aThW44GXsOM

Wiki says MK is working with Willow Smith! Just imagine what he could do if he had a gram of his old spark...

Dog the three contemporary artists you mention are all much more house than techno so it's hard to say what sound you're looking for? Like I'd be recommending Steve hurley and early Larry heard rather than Detroit techno...

Thanks. I guess I'm interested in both techno and house (from what I understand, the further you go back, the more those styles become pretty much the same thing, save geographical differences). Coincidentally, there's a Guardian article out today about early Chicago house http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2011/mar/03/chicago-house-music-uk-audience

(from what I understand, the further you go back, the more those styles become pretty much the same thing, save geographical differences)

Only if you're assuming that today techno = 150 bpm blitzkriegs and house = kylie, They were still pretty distinct circa, oh, 1987.

chez & trent