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To that free track of the month.
http://monolake.de/

Just a Souviner

the one and only
http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=J1pzvapaR1E

Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffitti

REM - Try Not To Breathe

Heidi on Radio1's In New DJ's we trust show. It's her first time doing this show & she's got Richie Hawtin as a guest.

Soundgarden - Zero Chance
Soundgarden - Boot Camp
Audioslave - Cochise

stardust wrote:sounds more like house and less techno. which is better.

Your absolutely right. The definitions of so called house & techno compared to what they were originally are all crossed over & mixed up (pun intended) .. What this girl Heidi was playing as 'Jacking techno' (American term?) was probably more like what's being called minimal techno these days which is actually more like a Detroit inspired house derivative than anything else. There's a lot of that style coming out of Europe (especially Germany) at the moment & some of it is excellent.

Have to say I enjoyed her set & her interview with Richie Hawtin, especially where he was talking about his new concept for interactive live performances (although that type of concept is something that some people have been toying with, planning & even trying to do for way over a decade).

Mark

Steve Mac Essential Mix (scroll down to the link next to the large red play icon). I'm over an hour into the mix & it's excellent. You can tell he's been making house music for 20 years !!

Stardust wrote:Ritchie Hawtin is really a guru in minimal beeps and blips. Minimalism is not that easy as ir looks (and sounds)

Guru is right.

I bought his second Plastikman record 'Musik' soon after it came out & have been a huge fan ever since. Definitely one of the pioneers that's inspired a lot of producers since the mid 90's.

Mark

Just a few years earlier in that case.
I started getting into dance music at the age of 16 or 17 & now I guess I'm starting to feel like an old fart at the age of 35.

LSG - Hearts (still best on plus 3.7)

Litfiba - 17 Re

Groopies.
http://www.myspace.com/groopies

Re-listening some Nina Hagen, I found a sort of "best of" CD quite cheap. Only living female singer that could really be defined as "badass"!! Unique, great!

stardust wrote:

alfonso wrote:Re-listening some Nina Hagen, I found a sort of "best of" CD quite cheap. Only living female singer that could really be defined as "badass"!! Unique, great!

didnt expect to see her sell outside germany

Well, not true in the past....in the 80's she had some success here, I was not the only one owning "Unbehagen" LP and I also saw an amazing live concert which was truly top notch.

Coldcut live at the Electric Proms.

Gabber? I didn't know people still made that stuff.