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i was waiting for your comment appleblim... thanks

Here's some stuff to check out if all the mini/dubtech starts to get tiresome.

Chris Liebing / Stigmata, older stuff
Umek (sickness)
Thomas Krome
Adam Beyer
Oliver Ho
Ronald Van Aggelen
Henrik B
Mhonolink
Neil Landstrumm
Luke Slater's "Freek Funk"
Christian Morgenstern
Scan X
Jeff Mills as mentioned many times before but can't hurt to say it again

I like bumming gimps in time to it.

Corpsey wrote:I like bumming gimps in time to it.

Only like? This is a thread for people who LOVE techno. Come back when you love bumming gimps in time to it and we'll talk to you.

Oh yeah, I can't believe no one has mentioned Surgeon. Surgeon is the don. Check www.dj-surgeon.com to grab a new live mix by him.

It's more a soothing sensation of rhythmic synchronicity than a euphoric moment of spiritual ascendency though, ya gets me?

On a serious note, some techno does my head in but the stuff with the dirty bass is splendid innit

bushby wrote:Oh yeah, I can't believe no one has mentioned Surgeon. Surgeon is the don. Check www.dj-surgeon.com to grab a new live mix by him.

surgeon has actually been dropping some dubsteppy stuff in his sets lately. man knows good tunes...

http://spannered.org/mixes/surgeon/surg ... _oct05.mp3

Surgeon playing in Bristol last year... Well worth a listen.

casino addict wrote:http://spannered.org/mixes/surgeon/surg ... _oct05.mp3

Surgeon playing in Bristol last year... Well worth a listen.

ooooh damn...thanks!

Joey Beltram...legend

few more old/new names that haven't been mentioned.

Marco Carola
Headroom
Patrik Skoog
Cari Lekebusch
Dylan Drazen
Andre Morant
Tim Xaiver
Henry Chow

I used to be well into my techno ...

Biggest influences were The Advent - Elements of Life album, also a lot of Luke Slater's stuff (a.k.a Planetary Assault Systems) and his more ambient stuff as 7th Plain. Cari Lekebush - some of his stuff is pure, tight techno funk. And, as already mentioned, the big detroit boys Jeff Mills, Juan Atkins, Carl Craig.. and Kevin Saunderson. Drexciya also for sub-aquatic techno. Some of Christian Vogel's older stuff is wicked.

Theres prob more but its been a while since i went thru my techno collection!

A lot of peeps i've met seem to think techno is stupid music. To me, good techno is very deep music, you can get lost in it, exploring the matrix...

henry chow live @ crossroads 2006: here

Theo Parrish rocks. Not exactly techno but close. Very dubsteppy vibe.

got to add another vote for Basic channel/Maurizio - definately the same mindset as dubstep to me.

appleblim wrote:kenny larkin

derrick may aka rhythim is rhythim(UTTERLY essential - this man is responsible for SO much...if u can get 'The Innovator' cd that has everything he ever did on it....)

UR

red planet

basic channel

jeff mills

richi hawtin / plastikman (check the 'Dex Fx & 909 mix cd.....awesome)

model 500 aka juan atkins (again TOO influential...this dude made 'no ufos' in 1985 - sounds better than most electro today...)

for the clickier/glitchier stuff...

farben aka jan jelinek
luomo
matthew dear
matthew jonson
villalobos
luciano
ame

more to come...

i must say what a refined music taste you have

my list is all in there

Dusty wrote:got to add another vote for Basic channel/Maurizio - definately the same mindset as dubstep to me.

+ their Burial Mix, Rhythm & Sound stuff. Pure deepness

dubway wrote:as a kid i was always told "techno is stupid music" (dum-dum-dum-dum)..
but i just realised that beside dubstep i probably like techno the most!
i would like to get more into it.. advices/mixes/vynils please!

basically anything by kenny larkin, D1 records, monolake, jeff mills, some ur(but everything by mad mike), mark broom(banging), claude young, ian o brien, force inc... there are too many to mention these are just some of my favourites. most people on here have mentioned them= basic channel. top notch!

I love most of the releases on the Ghostly sub-label, Spectral. Jackin techno acid stylee.