quoted 5 lines I saw a comp the other day titled:> I saw a comp the other day titled:
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> Reload: The Third Bass
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> this is the Reload Label, not GC project.
I have this; it's great. I mentioned it several weeks ago here.
There are people like Steve Bicknell and Damon Wild on it, as well as one
track from the Acid Kirk camp. Most of the other tracks are by people
whose names/monickers aren't known to me ... but it's AFG (All Fookin' Good).
quoted 1 line Can someone provide any info/review of this or the Reload label in general.> Can someone provide any info/review of this or the Reload label in general.
The Re-load Records (note correct spelling (-: ) label is a Belgian label
that specializes in straight-ahead, bangin' German hard trance. I know that
anything with a (mostly) 4/4 isn't very hip to mention on this list, but I
eat this stuff up like candy. It's the most "futuristic" music I know of,
in the sense that it makes me think we're really almost at 2001 instead of
hearing re-treaded and re-cycled beats like the downtempo/Trip-Hop/Drum n' Bass
end of the spectrum uses (don't get me wrong, I like that stuff too ... it
just doesn't sound "futuristic" to me, which is what I really liked about
Techno back in, say, 1991/1992/1993. Remember how the other music back
then was lame Hippie 70's rehash stuff like Nazaret... erm, Pearl Jam? (-: ).
The sad thing (IMHO) is that this sort of music isn't being made very much
anymore, it appears. The only other thing I've gotten in the past few months
that was even remotely close was the Luke Slater Planetary Assault Systems
album, which isn't quite the same (although it's also excellent, as another
listmember keeps reminding us (-: )
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