Techno/House Bobbins of the past

Oh for fuck's sake, Can a moderator move this to ILM.

Excellent idea. Both ideas are excellent.

i've recently picked up some 12"s on the old forcetracks label. this one in particular is pretty good. any recommendations for other forcetracks stuff (besides luomo)?

I'm quite enjoying John Beltran lately, that very mid-90's Detroity ambient techno sound.

Also, Agaric - Virke (liebe Detail 10 from 2006) is killing me right now.

which John Beltran are you listening too? Placid Angles is awesome.

love 'Decembers Tragedy' by Beltran, mehlt's description being the reason

I think Decembers Tragedy was used in the HBO series Six Feet Under.. It was cool hearing as a soundtrack.

Dub Taylor had a couple good/great LP's + 12"s on Force Tracks.

also check the label Raum...Musik for other pre-bobbins sounds.

Beltran's Ten Days of Blue LP on Peacefrog is classic from the first sound to the last.

In terms of Force Tracks MRI's All That Glitters is one I come back to cos it's pure pop. "Tied to the 80's" is from a an 80's TV theme and the dub Aaliyah cover is soo cool.

Heh, I was playing All That Glitters a moment ago - first Vinyl I ever owned.

I've been listening to the Beltran Stuff of Stryax Leaves, which is a really great label by the way, which are rereleases from older stuff. 'Anticipation' is wonderful, and "vienna" is beautiful little piece of classical string sampling.

Heh, I was playing All That Glitters a moment ago - first Vinyl I ever owned.

jesus.

In my defense, I'm only 19.

All That Glitters, I still come back to that one too. Esp. side 1 and YEA the aaliyah tribute!

Speaking of Force, I want to rep for the Star You Star Me album (esp. "Perfect Day" and "Sweet Things", which are mighty swoonful).

Akufen tunes on force tracks are belters.

Akufen! That guy disappeared off the grid for the last couple years as far as releases have gone, right?

He's apparently putting out an album this year!

I don't know why, but I found the MRI album to be really irritating with a few exceptions. I still need to hear the Mathias Schaffhäuser and Crank AK stuff on FT.

In my defense, I'm only 19.

heh i wasn't zinging , you just made me feel old and useless. i have and love the 'all that glitters' double vinyl btw, esp the title track.

Tied To The 80s is a gorgeous track - I heard it via gareth via spencer chow but I'm not sure I heard any other MRI.

Crane A.K.'s Pink Eyed Pony seems fairly typical of the Force Tracks roster to me. Deep, dubby, bouncy, clicky. More minimal than Dub Taylor, a bit too polite?

a couple of v old classics i recently encountered:

Jesse Saunders - On And On
good electro-boogie/house crossover but you could make a good case for this as first house track ever maybe (released in 84 but maybe first recorded in 83)

Farley Jackmaster Funk - Jackin The Trax
to hear it you'd believe hercules & love affair have been basing much of their sound on this one track. great house with that macabre synth hook seemingly taking its cue from italo and electro from a few years earlier.

second one is m4a btw

i also put this on the prescription thread: http://www.sendspace.com/file/85v4yg

romanthony - the wanderer (journeyman thump)

I saw the Ladomat 100 compilation in a charity shop today, listening to it now the pre-Kompakt quirkyness seems so great. I think I should hunt down more of this stuff.

the only thing on Ladomat 2000 i've heard is this, which i like. what else is worth checking for?

this is all-time top 10 luv 4eva material: http://www.discogs.com/release/49178

This Ladomat 2000 is all-time top 10 too - http://www.discogs.com/release/17353

Bobbins galore: http://www.youtube.com/user/HouseMasterz

hardwax appears to have copies of moodymann's ultra-classic 'dem young sconies' 12". a repress, perhaps?? in any case, can't rate this one highly enough.

I would be real surprised if Dem Young Sconies was an OP. That record makes you wonder what would have happened if KDJ had decided to concentrate on techno. That record hasn't left my crate in years.

Model 500 'Starlight' is still a favorite of mine. Play doubles of that late at night. The recent Echospace/Deepchord remixes are alright, but the original holds up just fine. Others I still love, Ken Iishi 'Overlap (Mark Broom mix)', Joey Beltram 'Energy Flash', Burger/Ink 'Las Vegas', Axis' lp on Guidance, Moodyman 'Forevermore', Jay Dee 'Plastic Dreams' must still be making them money, i see new remixes of that every year. Then, play Irresistable Force's 'Flying High' over some djax to kick out the jams.

Yeah that's weird about "Dem Young Sconies" appearing at Hardwax. Do they sell bootleg stuff? I mean there is always the chance that Planet E re-pressed it I suppose, but I would think they would've used one of the Planet E Classics labels or something rather than the original label like they're showing on the Hardwax site.

hardwax sold the sharevari repress, which was rumored to be a bootleg, so who knows?

i'm all for bootlegs of shit that never gets repressed, though (like sharevari).

True and the "Sharevari" boot just feels very different from a bootleg of an active label that has even been re-pressing some of it's "Classics." No judgement in these statements (I got both the "Sharevari" and "U Can Dance If U Want 2" bootlegs) just wondering.

i didn't know there was a bootleg of "u can dance"

totally awesome

but i'm still waiting for the "moody trax" boot

"Yeah that's weird about "Dem Young Sconies" appearing at Hardwax. Do they sell bootleg stuff? I mean there is always the chance that Planet E re-pressed it I suppose, but I would think they would've used one of the Planet E Classics labels or something rather than the original label like they're showing on the Hardwax site.

-- matt2"

a bunch of DYS 12" appeared at the Planet E booth at DEMF 06 (i think it was) along with the original Designer Music 4 track EP. DYS was $5, DM was $15. i got em both as each was amongst my most wanted Planet E's.....

All the more proof that it's really unacceptable that I've never made it to DEMF. I keep trying to convince my wife that it would be a great vacation.

is this the right place to ask about forever sweet-- namely, is anything else they did as perfect as "bleed"? does other ladomat stuff sound similar?

"All the more proof that it's really unacceptable that I've never made it to DEMF. I keep trying to convince my wife that it would be a great vacation.

-- matt2"

it is a great vacation. i bring my wife and my younger sister with me every year. at least 20 of my friends go up every year from pittsburgh as well, not even counting all the people i know from around the world who show up. its as good of a time as you can have if you like dance music.

That'd be the problem. Wifey loves dancing but doesn't like "dance music." It only takes about 30 seconds of any synthetic beat of the thump-thump-thump-thump-this-is-going-to-be-a-dance-song variety and my wife gets extreme anxiety. She loves Depeche Mode and plenty of early 90's poppier house stuff but can't stomach a moment of "true" techno, even something as gorgeous as "R-Theme" or "Dominas." I know, it doesn't make sense to me either.

My bf and I went for the first time last year and hope to make it a tradition. He is not into dance music/music in general as much as I am, but he's willing to indulge me and has family in Michigan so it works out. It is our one chance each year to hear this music in its "proper" setting (i.e. not between a pair of headphones or blasting from my car).

Yeah, I'm pretty much asked to keep the beats in my headphones.

I really, really want to go to DEMF again this year but it overlaps with a 2 week Germany trip. I guess that balances out.

Just got this one yesterday: http://www.discogs.com/release/4982

The locked groove on the A side is perfect. I let it play for 10 or 15 minutes yesterday.

"That'd be the problem. Wifey loves dancing but doesn't like "dance music." It only takes about 30 seconds of any synthetic beat of the thump-thump-thump-thump-this-is-going-to-be-a-dance-song variety and my wife gets extreme anxiety. She loves Depeche Mode and plenty of early 90's poppier house stuff but can't stomach a moment of "true" techno, even something as gorgeous as "R-Theme" or "Dominas." I know, it doesn't make sense to me either.

-- matt2"

man, that sucks. get her some good drugs and take her there, maybe she'll have a religious experience and you can all live happily ever after ;)

on the other hand, you could just go by yourself! there are lots of friendly techno nerds there.....

got a few things today. soul center III which is pretty cool, very unique sounding.

also got this psi performer remixes and am just listening to it now. has anyone heard the album?

and should i go back to the shop and pick up Sten - Leaving The Frantic for $6?

shades of the gift shoppe from these two, Vicki Bell & Adam Scott - no idea who they are

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlWQ1ZkU94o

you make a strong case for collecting records, saer

I'd suggest this 2010 sea bed charmer from Malcolm Moore though finding a copy might not be so easy! An all time fav, didn't realize it was on the youtube but someone had put it up without the name!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o40Q3P_Xikk

interview with sweet pussy pauline!

http://daily.redbullmusicacademy.com/2018/12/candy-j-sweet-pussy-pauline-interview

This might be a new record but I'm putting it here as its the only thread which shows up on my computer

https://www.facebook.com/AlexandraMelliflow/videos/352166982277378/

The Naughty Boys, great name - looks to be from a Jacksonville label circa 2002, sounds pretty Floridian!

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

Local deep gems found for more than bargain bin prices but less than discogs:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lj-znRf7Zdc

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

Like both of those! and not heard either before

The only Kenneth Graham record I have is this Dracula record, some are a bit iffy on the narration but it makes it for me!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15LsrXIdvFE

yes mates big sailing on the sea

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsjPvfoVTj4

did i post this already, found it in the $5 bin, certain parts vibe nicely w/ chain reaction type tracks imo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lnr87l9XyXE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65-iQ0p1Fu4

Think they were a collective of Tresor DJs

yes

rinsed the shit out of this tonight

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9Iub7zssnw

Just been mashing a load of potatoes with Wakey Gabba Steve down the reccy when he pulled this blinder out top bins

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5XgE9F7R84

some notes on the RA mix by DJ Bus Replacement Service led me to the full length version of Shep Pettibon's house mix of.... Debbie Gibson's "Electric Youth"
her blurb states
" If you hear this Shep Pettibone remix in its entirety, you'll come close to discovering what a big bag of money and a kitchen sink sounds like."

I can't uh, recommend it necessarily but this description is very otm

Nice little feature on this veritable treasure trove

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXHRBxF4hnQ

more "garage" than house but this early MJ Cole number has been hitting a sweet spot for me lately

yes mate proper gear that

ha, because I don't own the original version of Filtadelic I never realized about this open top crime caper on the other side cheers mates

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bKhmX2xxEg

All the Activ Analog records are so expensive now!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5-LUnZAJGU

didn't realise this was a 7", though I don't think I've ever seen it going cheap. Its really quite charming

rolling victorian criminology from DHSS on Monie Muzik

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

Congratulations to all bosses who persisting with 4-4-2, delivering svelte bangers into the box, reducers onto fancy dans and big joy to friends and compatriots in the away end. bank account 0 vibey 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6oX6kg4weY

Always wondered what this hardened sailor was!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cl9eR8HKVUo

turns out to be an old Bjorn Torske record, someone I've never really paid any attention to

oh that's too bad! bjorn torske is amazing!!

he doesn't do krisp records very often but he did one relatively recently

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLJwH42TpoE

I'll check out some of the other records, I'm not sure I really know who he was, for some reason I thought he was a tennis player!

Found another track this week that has been nameless and unknown for a good while, Electrospy. Expensive though

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPrUSlsAa70

just picked up this beltram record on the reissue

echoes of shed, lone, dj zozi, aphex etc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_6hoiOQHYg

the seconbd track on the A side is pure space battle techno

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5WNtVys9BY

from the Signifier album on D4L,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cf-KFi89Swk

this is the only track on youtube, maybe prefer some of the other tracks but this one is an insidious snake charm escapade. Looks like the only record released!

overlapping wingers on a boat innit

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs8vuUbHqhK

yes that was magical

Should be able to find out what that is!

Meanwhile, Freitag on Tonsport. Saw this in a shop in Nantes last year pretty cheap but didn't click what it was. Pricey now though

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnBbzlc25sA

Groove Chronicles track with Aaliyah sample, didn't know this one before. This is actually the record that was playing in the Edward Hopper painting of some fellows in a bar

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVycT8k0tjM

love "Stone Cold" - was always reading how it was a classic but I never really *got* it until I heard it in a nightclub and that bass in the second half floored me

its sneaky like that innit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdPKLIaZx0A

Julian Jonah from 88 (apparently later of 187 Lockdown, according to discogs)

Supertronic on Round and Round

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4R9MvMzg0s

hats off sailors, set sail for last orders

love "jealousy & lies." it featured on someone's mix i loved a few years back, and i wish i could remember it. maybe it's still in my itunes somewhere.

love it too, never heard that mix before though

chris korda, from 2003, such a friendly record! tailor made!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dh9dqJbllNY

oh and this one too! pure gold!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50fGESvxr1U

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmWAm6QhsIE

Understated and surprisingly genial escapade from one of Lucas Rodenbush's aliases.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=732Fg-uS2qE

charming escapade by Boris Tihomirov from 1985, a cup of coffee and a swim!

1997 Eredivisie winners and box to box ball winners Rufuss Ruffcut & Saw Tooth flooding the midfield with boisterous praxis in UEFA cup drama

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxqzWZ1HMyQ

Reissue for this Justin Berkovi 12 from 2000

https://soundcloud.com/dbh-music/predx002-justin-berkovi-the-storm-predicaments

Never knew about this 12! Other than that one track off. the Crouton EP that everyone likes I didn't know he'd done anything else good, but this is stellar gear

South African house - this gorgeous track is from 2015 (but I only recently discovered it). I know Afro House is a thing in the international dance scene, but I have no idea if this particular kind of stuff gets any traction outside of SA.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmzwDrbyA-w

DJ Clizo • Moment of Silence

Orginal Nutter! - Oi! Nutter!

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

can't argue with that, like

Dj Assault - Livin the Good Life, from 2007

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

I'm not living the good life just yet as I'm stuck in a traffic jam inside the Asda, but those trolleys are bouncing like Wesleyans on Stapleton St

In the same afternoon, at separate shops, I consecutively bought two unrelated reissues of 90s Australian dance music with orange and black covers.

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

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XP4NrQCHs-U

Weird, I discovered. Jandy's youtube channel the other.day, she's an interesting character!

Just discovered Ray Castoldi!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xC2TUxYkCo

According to discogs he is the music director and organist at Madison Square Garden, and has performed during New York Rangers and New York Knicks games since 1989. He also appears on something called Jock Jams, doing "The Chicken Dance"

this is some well dreamy Sunday music, all the tracks (92-94) were reissued in 2017

Nice ^ !