View Full Version : who got you in to techno?
phil
17th March 2003, 17:27
i dont like it much so nothing.
jukka
17th March 2003, 17:28
the music....
phil
17th March 2003, 17:30
whos music?
jukka
17th March 2003, 17:36
one of my best friends i need for daily living !
phil
17th March 2003, 17:38
do you like the first track of aphex twins "I care because you do"
thats one of my personal fav tracks.
jukka
17th March 2003, 17:40
i don't have this track___so i can't tell you.
pille'ocheoni
17th March 2003, 17:40
i thought you hated idm?
first techno i heard was joey beltram, and adam x, heather heart etc...
phil
17th March 2003, 17:44
download it, its really emotive, such feeling in that track.
pille'ocheoni
17th March 2003, 17:45
phil you hate idm
phil
17th March 2003, 17:46
idm? im dont know about all that idm stuff, but that aphex joint in really emotive. do u know the track i mean? i forget the title?
thetonewrecker
17th March 2003, 17:46
right on John... Beltram and Bones and Adam X for sure.
Some old Magnetic North stuff by D. Clarke.
Also had the "motor" stuff from Detroit too I found. May, Atkins, T-
1000, Carl Craig, etc.. around 91'
pille'ocheoni
17th March 2003, 17:49
absoulutely paul..........the detriot crowd is some of my favorite esque' techno to date..............
maudular
17th March 2003, 17:49
Phil don't tell me you don't like, for exemple, Dan Bell 's "I'm losing control"
invisibleplanet
17th March 2003, 17:51
http://www.discogs.com/release/6580
APHEX TWIN
1992
bitch one
17th March 2003, 17:55
my mum gave me a white dove and played me adrenalin by njoi
invisibleplanet
17th March 2003, 17:57
actually, i think it was John Peel who got me into techno.
piscaries
17th March 2003, 18:00
dj skull turned me on to techno. he's still my fav producer.
jukka
17th March 2003, 18:04
the first two times in clubs...first stammheim and then tresor got me into techno !!!since these visits i am totally addicted to techno ;)
Marolo
17th March 2003, 18:08
logical progression
from punk > to techno
Weishaupt
17th March 2003, 18:09
i started with kraftwerk and highnrg-stuff. i bought my first record with 8 years.
when i was 13 i heard a tape of roland casper and oliver bondzio. tracks like"this is cocaine speaking" and "let me see dance" or "drugoverlord" was the reason for loving electronic club music.
with 15 i had my first time in the "space-club cologne" and started my active party life.
aleks
17th March 2003, 18:09
detroit...berlin
jukka
17th March 2003, 18:10
seems like there are a lot of hightech punks out in the world !!!
i used to listen to punk as well..........
piscaries
17th March 2003, 18:15
i think the most common transition if from punk or metal to techno. seems to be a very common conversion.
CHIP TRONIC
17th March 2003, 18:17
although it may sound queer: Sven Väth got me in to techno
thetonewrecker
17th March 2003, 18:17
GBH "city baby attacked by rats"
Gangg Green, The Exploited, Murphy's law, JFA, DK, DRI,
oh hot damn, those were the days of the cassette tapes playing in the car over and over til they broke. Then the dj mix tapes took over and more bass...less treble.
pille'ocheoni
17th March 2003, 18:22
yes im a punk>techno>experimental>noisecore>ambeint
or soul>funk>jazz>house>deep house>downtempo>avant garde>experimental
Weishaupt
17th March 2003, 18:23
i was a grain of sand
thetonewrecker
17th March 2003, 18:27
Originally posted by CHIP TRONIC
although it may sound queer: Sven Väth got me in to techno
well, after 10 hours straight some people must start to like it. :-)
marathon sets...the maniac.
LEFTHANDLOU
17th March 2003, 18:28
I think it started with the old Georgio Moroder stuff that he did for Donna Summers. Kinda disco, but if you check it out its actually kinda techno on the later stuff. Of course Kraftwerk, and Mills too.
enigmatic
17th March 2003, 18:30
I liked stuff by aphex twins and chemical brothers
but im not a big fan of techno :)
but now im more interested in it because of my friend Gernot whos part of the group aphroism :) they cool
Weishaupt
17th March 2003, 18:32
Originally posted by thetonewrecker
well, after 10 hours straight some people must start to like it. :-)
marathon sets...the maniac.
jes.....it was a väth set when i lost y voice the first time.....
i cry and cry hours about hours......and i cant speak anything(really!!!not the littlest sound) 2 days after this set...............
i had to write down the things i wanted....hehehe
Irrungenwirrungen
17th March 2003, 18:33
L-F-O
Local Pirate radio DJs Astrix & Space (Sheffield)
Into the harder side of things, I reckon Drought1- Jay Denham had a huge influence on me going out & starting to buy loads of stuff.
pille'ocheoni
17th March 2003, 18:35
im very picky with my techno............lots of thought put into it is my choice............lazy no brainer's have no appell to me........its the stuff like c_v and tubejerk/si begg...that really get me on the roll...................and also minimal tachno from the days of ritchie and mills............and even the ultra deep shit floating between the lines of pete moss etc.... type shit..............
never really got into straight techno 4/4 floor type stuff, but i can dig..............i look for surprises...............and hype in techno that is
jukka
17th March 2003, 18:40
Originally posted by Weishaupt
jes.....it was a väth set when i lost y voice the first time.....
i cry and cry hours about hours......and i cant speak anything(really!!!not the littlest sound) 2 days after this set...............
i had to write down the things i wanted....hehehe
he used to be good____but i guess his time is just over !!!
grobelaar
17th March 2003, 18:41
2Unlimited - There's no limits...
Definitely the track that defined a genre...
"techno, techno, techno. techno" although when I looked on their website it wasn't in the lyrics - so I can only assume that that must have been ad-libed in a moment of obvious enthusiasm of the great techno enterprise that they were so obviously involved in creating...
4md
17th March 2003, 18:42
I've been in to techno because of the Belgian clubs... 1st "the Villa" then "Café d'anvers" which was for me a revelation because of the incredible atmosphere in this club ....
owain_k
17th March 2003, 18:44
The Orb & Early Shamen stuff i guess.
Also, my first Fabio, Grooverider & Carl Cox tapes from around 1990/1991 :)
Weishaupt
17th March 2003, 18:45
Originally posted by jukka
he used to be good____but i guess his time is just over !!!
jes........i dont like him now......it is not the the same. he is not the same.
ok, we all make a development every day but his development is not the way i like.
i saw him last 2 jears ago at" blauer see" in düsseldorf.
totaly crap! he think hes the pharao of the "techno-scene". and the worst of this is...........the people believe this..............
jukka
17th March 2003, 18:47
hahahaha.......for sure holger...he is overhyped today___playing records for about six minutes is sooooo booooring !!!
CHIP TRONIC
17th March 2003, 18:48
@weishaupt: you´re right. he isn´t great any longer
Weishaupt
17th March 2003, 18:53
hahaha.....hi chip tronic...........
it was also nice to meet you at the weekend.............have i say good bye to u?............
i dunno...................jäger meister galore
btw.
nice pic!
CHIP TRONIC
17th March 2003, 18:58
yes you said good bye to me! next time i need more jägermeister gg**
Weishaupt
17th March 2003, 19:00
Originally posted by CHIP TRONIC
yes you said good bye to me! next time i need more jägermeister gg**
hheehehe....................ok i...glad to hear
Yer_Maw
17th March 2003, 19:02
test got me into techno. i wasnt until i went there that i realised there was more to techno music than richie hawtin and jeff mills (who i never really liked that much anyway).
$eye
17th March 2003, 19:02
www.slsk.org
$eye
17th March 2003, 19:04
liasons dangerous
gorgio moroder
(i'm spelling these wrong)
david codmaker
$eye
17th March 2003, 19:05
brian may
ike turner
chuck wood
marky mark
$eye
17th March 2003, 19:08
i love techno dreams
gordan muscott
pal joey
the scorpions (wind of change)
DJ Fucking Shit
$eye
17th March 2003, 19:08
the young and holt trio
gorse
i'll stop now
$eye
17th March 2003, 19:09
****
SGT
17th March 2003, 19:18
My sister used to be involved with the detroit techno scene in the late '80s. She gave me a basement tape done by a friend of hers named Carl Craig. I played it until it wore out. Also i used to sit in my room when i was supposed to be sleeping on fridays with the lights off listening to a dj known as The Wizard on WJLB tear it up. I had a period where i didn't hear techno at all. Then i went to a party thrown by Transmat in the old Atlas Furniture Building off of Gratiot in '95. I saw Derrick May spin a set that blew me away. After that i kissed any normal life goodbye. And here i am.
to be continued........
Ruben A
17th March 2003, 19:21
the Orb..... ;))
- still think these releases are some of the coolest and most beautifull experimental electronic stuff ever heard...
tsr_tomas
17th March 2003, 19:22
first of all. La style - james brown is dead.
Secound. U96 - das boot.
then:
Acid: Freddie fresh (pulsar recordings, Dox03), Acid kirk, Esp etc etc...
Techno: Landstrumm (brown by august).
Electro: Sexual harrasment (i need a freak), Egyptian lover.
you get the picture.
Atarythm
17th March 2003, 20:00
I was a totally speedcore and breakcore freak and then I heard the Sativae 13 by Jamie Lidell and the Subhead Remixes by Dave Tarrida which gave me a lot of interest for this kind of music and then the meeting with the whole mercurochrome/sci-fi beats/neutronic guys brought me totally in electro/techno...
thetonewrecker
17th March 2003, 20:15
Originally posted by tsr_tomas
first of all. La style - james brown is dead.
you get the picture.
ha ha..what about "Baloony" on the flipside? damn "nitrous oxide" sample.
jukka
17th March 2003, 20:18
in the early beginning i listened to the hardcore/gabba tracks___buying thunderdome cd's and stuff like that
MUX
17th March 2003, 20:18
uuuuuuu! Egyptian lover! what an amazing groove! pity it has the shitty 'egypt' melody but i really like that track.
I was also converted by the same sounds as you.. thomas
phil
17th March 2003, 20:20
yeah
drop bombs not acid
by Railway Raver .
everyone should own that, stop sleeping......on another chelmsford classic... :-p
tsr_tomas
17th March 2003, 20:52
tonewrecker: yeah, it´s all good, they made a old track called "we are raving" thats the only track that i didn´t like with La style, hehe.....
Human resource - Dominator.
Interactive - Who is elvis.
Misteria - who killed JFK.
Traumatic stress - who the fuck is james brown.
Lords of acid - take controll.
and of course.
Rotterdam termination sourse - POING !
aaaa, memories !
jukka
17th March 2003, 21:01
hahahahhahaha.......yeah all the old "classics"______
Weishaupt
17th March 2003, 21:02
Originally posted by phil
yeah
drop bombs not acid
by Railway Raver .
this lp is the shit.........one of my favs
wheezer
17th March 2003, 21:02
Originally posted by thetonewrecker
marathon sets...the maniac.
http://www.choci.de/vaethomen2.jpg
Weishaupt
17th March 2003, 21:03
sven väth is god
jukka
17th March 2003, 21:10
@wheezer:
that were the days at the omen !!!
wheezer
17th March 2003, 21:37
I like the story where he invited some of his close pals to thailand to celebrate the millenium new years and basically nobody was able to play records except him for like 18+ hours, at some point he just passed out on top of the decks, then woke up again and asked who else is going to a bar with him hehe
phil
17th March 2003, 21:39
by Aphex twin
this track makes everything ok, it all becomes clear with this shit..
<b>Alberto balsalm
dont front on that.
jukka
17th March 2003, 21:43
Originally posted by wheezer
I like the story where he invited some of his close pals to thailand to celebrate the millenium new years and basically nobody was able to play records except him for like 18+ hours, at some point he just passed out on top of the decks, then woke up again and asked who else is going to a bar with him hehe
what i heard about this is that he didn't let anybody else play .
MUX
17th March 2003, 21:44
i have some very good sven stories that aint suppose to tell :)
jukka
17th March 2003, 21:45
hehehehehe.....why not ??:)
tell us some !!!
wheezer
17th March 2003, 21:53
mux I think everybody has some of those =)
MUX
17th March 2003, 21:56
maybe one day i'll sell them as a book :)
besides that alot of them include some ( erm alot? ) illegal substances ...
how about a green velvet story? he wants american buffalo chicken wings strickly before he plays? or that Speedy J asks for a sandwich & the monitors can have edges?
oh my what i see in some of those dj contracts.. you wouldnt imagine.....
or a cetain english Globetrooter that aasks for coke in his contract.. and he isnt talking the fuzzy drink ( like we thought )
but i wouldnt make any sven stories, cause he reads the board..
jukka
17th March 2003, 21:58
hey c'on tell us some stories.....some that are included in the contracts !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!
wheezer
17th March 2003, 22:04
surgeon does not allow any trance to be played at parties where he plays, and if it's house "it's gotta be real deep house" hehe
invisibleplanet
17th March 2003, 22:06
Originally posted by Ruben A
the Orb..... ;))
- still think these releases are some of the coolest and most beautifull experimental electronic stuff ever heard...
u are so rite - and this year was 1991 for me (which predate my aphex twin introduction)
I remember staying at a g/f's house in Hackney, on a beautiful day in the summer, and listening to the Orb for the very first time. :)
MUX
17th March 2003, 22:06
how about http://images.bravenet.com/brpics/smilie/censored.gif, after about 12 'discoburgers' & 13 hours of playing, riding ontop of a recycling skip and making the http://images.bravenet.com/brpics/smilie/censored.gifcrew push him up a hill ( that he was rolling down after he got ontop )..
ps. he as clean as shit nowadays.. seriously
wheezer
17th March 2003, 22:09
mux that story is downright symbolic lol
MUX
17th March 2003, 22:16
good im gonna edit now that u read it..
it was on a first come first served basis
karitek
17th March 2003, 22:17
me studying abroad in london and my friend denny taking me out to my first rave...loved it and never looked back. remember feeling that for the first time ever i had come home. i cannot thank her enough...
jukka
17th March 2003, 22:22
Originally posted by MUX
good im gonna edit now that u read it..
it was on a first come first served basis
hey, thats unfair mux !!!!:!
spencer
17th March 2003, 22:49
I was taken to a club in 89 where they were playing prodigy etc before they were big. My friend gave me LSD which i knew nothing about at the time and that was it! I could hear the music. I dont mess with LSD these days though. His name was Jason Patterson.
MUX
17th March 2003, 23:06
just fill in blanks with a german 'uber' deejay superstar ok?
zombie ritual
17th March 2003, 23:14
My techno initiation was pretty weird. Being totally fed up with guitar music, I went to a Prodigy show, not really knowing anything they had done, and I must say, despite all the cheesiness of the sound, I was impressed by the energy they were able to release. In the subsequent summer I bought "Analogue bubblebath II" by a certain AFX, aka Richard James, which I still like today, and some other pretty shitty records. Then went regularly to a local bar in which a dj played downtempo stuff that was fresh than, like Tricky, Portishead etc., at the same time being fascinated by early Sähkö records stuff they played at certain times on my favourite radio station. I didn't buy electronic music on a regular basis until spring 95, when a specialized record store opened in my neighbourhood.
debord
17th March 2003, 23:20
The Advent live and Billy Nasty at Temptation (RIP) at Lakota in Bristol was my introduction to Techno - that and the old Liberator parties.
Yum, techno.
7875
18th March 2003, 00:12
hearing old 69 (Carl Craig) tracks were IT for me.
also, DBX tracks like 'Losing Control'
add some Woody McBride (the releases on 4D in particular)
DJAX cuts by Ludovic Nevarre, Thomas Heckman, Mike Dunn, Ron Trent, Steve Stoll, Stefan Robbers.
phaedrus
18th March 2003, 00:36
The first track that got me interested was " James brown is dead- la style". So much energy, so powerful! The first techno DJ liked was a local, called Rick Angel...very nasty acid & techno.
tsr_tomas
18th March 2003, 00:46
phaedrus: WORD !
Marolo
18th March 2003, 00:47
I want to copulate with unit moebius
I want to ovulate unit moebius
Mirsha
18th March 2003, 01:37
My startings for proper techno came about because I downloaded this Jeff Mills CD "Live at the Liquid Room" that I'd heard a lot about and loved it to bits.
Then when I was back in my hometown a few months later this girl started chatting me up and when I mentioned I listen to techno (meaning the oldskool QFX, Ultrasonic stuff) she started digging me. We went back to a party at her mates and she put the Mills CD on and when I said, "Thats Jeff Mills" her face lit up. We ended up going back to hers where she had decks and a ton of records.
Apart from that I'm very self taught about techno. I've always had internet acess so I just raped everything I could using Audiogalaxies "Artists other people liked" option as well as just getting down and dirty and speaking with people about it over a number of forums.
jess-ssej
18th March 2003, 02:41
I grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
...Drop Bass Parties...
it's all about the psycho-pagan-warehouse-psuedosatanic-bonfires-guys-in-tunics-and-goats-heads.
yep...that pretty much sums it up.
piscaries
18th March 2003, 03:04
hopefully you steered clear of madison, jess? that's a bit of a candy town.. milwaukees good though. i never got to make it to any parties up there, but if i remember right they threw a couple down here in chicago.
namshub
18th March 2003, 07:25
i too was a punk kid - tho i really dug severed heads, skinny puppy, artofnoise, kraftwerk etc.. my friends took me to lame parties in tha late 80's which i just did'nt get - i loved tha drugs, tho i hated tha musik (hip house etc). then in '91 i traveled to india and by accident went to goa. I was totally blown away... huge beach partys playin really sleazy dark acid and freaky musik. was amazing. i went back a year later and it was still good, tho i assume it all went down hill reall fast - god knows tha musik was abhorrent by '95:o)...
ischo
18th March 2003, 09:30
the first "electronic" stuff i loved must've been aphex.
and then i was taken to the omen at the age of 16....geeeez
that was the time where people were dancing around in pink leggings, with SKI-BOOTS (yes...) and gasmasks n shit.
metal buckets hanging from the ceiling for more "rumble"...
i was shocked, didn't get the picture until i set foot into that hole
again a few years later.... mh... must've been '94, '95 sumfin.
and with the help of some little freinds... i understood, kinda
marcel
18th March 2003, 14:53
Originally posted by MUX
but i wouldnt make any sven stories, cause he reads the board..
really? why??
goinz
18th March 2003, 15:12
KLF was my first kontakt.
old skool
18th March 2003, 15:18
Originally posted by MUX
but i wouldnt make any sven stories, cause he reads the board.. [/B]
Everytime I've seen Sven play he's been great.... especially at Final Frontier in Lahndan, the Orbit and at his Cocoon parties in Ibiza ...
Oh and if you do read this board Sven, any chance of a guest list for Cocoon in Ibiza this July ...cos that's where I'm gonna be.
Love Me.
emef
18th March 2003, 15:21
stop lying oldskool
you know we both got into techno when we met in hmv buying the 2 unlimited record... no limits
TECHNOTECHNOTECHNOTECHNO lol lol lol
old skool
18th March 2003, 15:37
Hey you're ruining my techno cred man ! And you and I both know you love all that Euro Techno.
You were the one that copied me that Paul Van Dyk cd last year after you saw him in Cream ...
jukka
18th March 2003, 15:47
hey, paul van dick is great :illin:
emef
18th March 2003, 15:56
i love paul van dyvke...he makes me cream... oops sorry i meant scream
Weishaupt
18th March 2003, 16:10
like paul crapenfold!
old skool
18th March 2003, 16:12
Talking of Paul Overpaidanold, I actually quite like that Bullet In The Gun track. They keep playing it in my local boozer.
What is happening to me ?
jukka
18th March 2003, 16:16
what about steve mason ???
is he still alive ???
i listened to his show on bfbs back in the days (around 94 or so)...
Weishaupt
18th March 2003, 16:17
i heard he make a radio-show since 25 jears.................
jukka
18th March 2003, 16:20
no it isn't running anymore (for two years now or so) !!!!
emef
18th March 2003, 16:20
Originally posted by old skool
Talking of Paul Overpaidanold, I actually quite like that Bullet In The Gun track. They keep playing it in my local boozer.
What is happening to me ?
what is happening to you...well you`ll be getting duffed up if you carry on with all that , i love oakie malarky :D
old skool
18th March 2003, 16:25
I had a good time once dancing to Paul Oakenfold in Cream.
There... I've said it.
I was totally spannered at the time though...
The reason I was at Cream that night was for Deep Dish.
Who were shite.
Hence dancing to Paul Oakenfold.
Really, thinking about it, I should have gone home.
jukka
18th March 2003, 16:26
you have to check out westdumm then (dumm=dumb)...
Weishaupt
18th March 2003, 16:30
i prefer adam schneider and luke the skater
jukka
18th March 2003, 16:31
dj verpfusha
Weishaupt
18th March 2003, 16:34
ben bims
KaOz
18th March 2003, 16:35
iam not into techno
tsr_tomas
18th March 2003, 16:42
the more i think about it... it most of been the music to the commandore that made me listen to electronic music....
blip blop... and later on blip blop with a heavy basdrum. BONK !
goinz
18th March 2003, 16:43
Yes thats riight Steve Mason is the Radioman for a long time. But since his old BFBS shows and much Gigs here in Hannover, i never heard of him, that was 1996 or 1997. Is he alive?
emef
18th March 2003, 16:55
Originally posted by old skool
I had a good time once dancing to Paul Oakenfold in Cream.
There... I've said it.
I was totally spannered at the time though...
The reason I was at Cream that night was for Deep Dish.
Who were shite.
Hence dancing to Paul Oakenfold.
Really, thinking about it, I should have gone home.
oh you`ve done it now,
i just put a can of whoopass with your name on it in the post to you
you`ll have to open it up yourself though
lol lol lol
Sheridan
18th March 2003, 16:56
I remember getting turned on to techno after seeing frankie bones play. so I started to research more and trying to find the kind of techno that was right for me. that all came to a head on two ocasions. one was seeing mike dearborn in baltimore at sunday mass in 95 I think. he was playing that hard jacking chicago acid techno. then I saw Adam X in philly shortly there after and it was over. I went to sonic groove in NY and the whole SG crew took me in and bombarded me with dope stuff. kept asking me questions trying to find what sound I was into. after that experience I started to mail order all my records from them. and I atribute Adam X and Reade Truth with teaching me almost everything I know about techno.
old skool
18th March 2003, 16:59
Originally posted by emef
oh you`ve done it now,
i just put a can of whoopass with your name on it in the post to you
you`ll have to open it up yourself though
lol lol lol
So I'm gonna whoop my own ass ?
Sounds quite nice.
emef
18th March 2003, 17:00
yeah i thought you might like a bit of ownasswhoopery
old skool
18th March 2003, 17:29
lol
I always like to take any chance to play with my ass, err with both hands ...
Yep.
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