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2001-09-06 21:54Lukas Bergstrom [idm] 86-93 ambient
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2001-09-06 21:54Lukas BergstromI've just been booked to spin in the chillout room at a rave, the theme of which is "old-s
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I've just been booked to spin in the chillout room at a rave, the theme of which is "old-school". The other djs will be playing acid house, early UK breakbeat hardcore, etc. Big nostalgia party. Obviously I'll be playing the Orb, the Irresistible Force, the KLF, as well as other stuff a DJ in that era might have spun -- Reich, Eno. But what are your favorites from the first wave - up to, say, '93 or '94 - that I might overlook? I only started listening to electronic music in '96, so my knowledge of this era is probably spotty. What would I have heard in a Mix Master Morris set in 1993? Thanks for anything you can help me out with. Sorry I seem to be all questions. Lukas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2001-09-06 23:35Nick ZavrievLB> I've just been booked to spin in the chillout room at a rave, the theme of LB> which i
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LB> I've just been booked to spin in the chillout room at a rave, the theme of LB> which is "old-school". The other djs will be playing acid house, early UK LB> breakbeat hardcore, etc. Big nostalgia party. LB> Obviously I'll be playing the Orb, the Irresistible Force, the KLF, as LB> well as other stuff a DJ in that era might have spun -- Reich, Eno. LB> But what are your favorites from the first wave - up to, say, '93 or '94 - LB> that I might overlook? I only started listening to electronic music in LB> '96, so my knowledge of this era is probably spotty. What would I have LB> heard in a Mix Master Morris set in 1993? there are very many classic earlyy 90-s ambient albums..... some old classic fax discs (silence, air, dreamfish, sad world) early rising high (neutron 9000, syzygy, james bernard, mlo) all three albums by by global communication solar quest "orgship" everything from recycle or die (more 1995 than 1993-1994, but it's still very 'old school') fsol "lifeforms" jam & spoon "tripomatic fairytales 2002" (no cheesy trance here! it's all ambient/dub, excellent album) v/a "chill out" (phase 1 & 2) (and almost everything from 'instinct ambient' label) v/a "freezone: a phenomenology of ambient" and some classic tracks coming from non-ambient albums: - barbarella "barbarella" (irresistable force mix) - shamen "re:iteration" (fsol mix), "scientas" (irresistable force mix) - cabaret voltaire "project 80" (it's 50+ minutes long, so it's more like an album :) - some of early sun electric (sarotti, r-gent). they also have a fantastic ambient album called '30-07-94', but it came out in 1995, I don't know if it's old enough for you :) and here is what mixmaster morris played in 1993: chill out or die 1 produced and mixed by Mixmaster Morris for Rising High Records Ltd. 1993 A1 - Sequential - The Mission (Craig Peck and Pete Namlook) A2 - Irresistible Force - Space is the Place (Mixmaster Morris) A3 - Pulsation - Pulsar (Pete Namlook) B1 - Ongaku - Mihon (Ata, Heiko, Atom Heart) B2 - Barbarella - Barbarella, Irresistible Force remix (Sven Vath & R Hildenbeutal) B3 - Rising High Collective - No Deeper Love, Irresistible Force remix (Casper Pound, Plavka, Peter Smith) -- Best regards, Nick mailto:ambi@mu.ru --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2001-09-07 17:51ugly and mean--- Lukas Bergstrom <lukas@pair.com> wrote: > I've just been booked to spin in the chillou
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--- Lukas Bergstrom <lukas@pair.com> wrote:
quoted 17 lines I've just been booked to spin in the chillout room at a rave, the theme> I've just been booked to spin in the chillout room at a rave, the theme > of > which is "old-school". The other djs will be playing acid house, early > UK > breakbeat hardcore, etc. Big nostalgia party. > Obviously I'll be playing the Orb, the Irresistible Force, the KLF, as > well as other stuff a DJ in that era might have spun -- Reich, Eno. > But what are your favorites from the first wave - up to, say, '93 or '94 > - > that I might overlook? I only started listening to electronic music in > '96, so my knowledge of this era is probably spotty. What would I have > heard in a Mix Master Morris set in 1993? > > Thanks for anything you can help me out with. Sorry I seem to be all > questions. > > Lukas
Drum Club, Adham Shaikh, Omicron, Woob, Mysteries of Science -- ah screw it: get the Plug In + Turn On compilations on Instinct Records if you can find them. I've collection many cds by groups I got into from those 2 disc compilations, so most of what I'd suggest would be on Instinct records. Fax apparently put out some good stuff back then, too, but I wasn't hip to that at the time, and don't really listen to that stuff much anymore. I don't mean to promote myself or anything, but I put together a radio show on live365.com that has a ton of that stuff on it, if you want to take a listen to it and see how it strikes you. http://www.live365.com/stations/278479 is the url. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email alerts & NEW webcam video instant messaging with Yahoo! Messenger http://im.yahoo.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2001-09-07 13:27tweibrecht@juno.comOn Thu, 6 Sep 2001 17:54:17 -0400 (EDT) Lukas Bergstrom <lukas@pair.com> writes: > I've ju
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On Thu, 6 Sep 2001 17:54:17 -0400 (EDT) Lukas Bergstrom <lukas@pair.com> writes:
quoted 15 lines I've just been booked to spin in the chillout room at a rave, the> I've just been booked to spin in the chillout room at a rave, the > theme of > which is "old-school". The other djs will be playing acid house, > early UK > breakbeat hardcore, etc. Big nostalgia party. > Obviously I'll be playing the Orb, the Irresistible Force, the KLF, > as > well as other stuff a DJ in that era might have spun -- Reich, Eno. > But what are your favorites from the first wave - up to, say, '93 or > '94 - > that I might overlook? I only started listening to electronic music > in > '96, so my knowledge of this era is probably spotty. What would I > have > heard in a Mix Master Morris set in 1993?
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