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Original Message 1/79 21-Nov-03 @ 08:57 PM - Your favourite album

GrooveMonkey

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Though this might be a bit of fun!

Mine.... Hejira by Joni Mitchell..

Why...

Coz her voice is just so damn cool. Gentle and angry at the same time and JP plays bass on it..

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Message 2/79 21-Nov-03 @ 09:04 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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I love Don Juan's Reckless Daughter too. But my fav album has got to be Snivilization by Orbital. Like that's breaking news to anyone here.

Prodigy's Fat of the Land has grown on me too. They use a Prodigy track in the Fast and Furious 2 (???) trailer. I think that's the movie.

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Message 3/79 21-Nov-03 @ 09:07 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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Good thread.

Probably.... De La Soul's 3 Feet High Rising. Couldn't say why though.

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Message 4/79 21-Nov-03 @ 09:14 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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Eye Trance 02 comp album!

got me started into trance- i still blast it all the time

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Message 5/79 21-Nov-03 @ 09:57 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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Aladdin Sane, David Bowie.

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Message 6/79 21-Nov-03 @ 10:35 PM Edit: 21-Nov-03 | 10:36 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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nice one BOO- beautiful record.

Me, I gotta go w/ "King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown" by Augustus Pablo/King
Tubby. First dub record I EVER bought, didn't even know what I was getting into <
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damn wouldn't it be cool to be able to upload all our favorite records and
everybody swap?

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Message 7/79 21-Nov-03 @ 10:37 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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King Tubby meets scientist at Dubstation was my first. Awesome, Awesome Awesome.

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Message 8/79 21-Nov-03 @ 10:37 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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why oh why do my tags/emoticons never work??

"Is it cos I'm mac? Is that it?"

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Message 9/79 21-Nov-03 @ 10:44 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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hmmm...fave Scientist record of mine= "Scientist RIDS THE WORLD OF THE
EVIL CURSE OF THE VAMPIRES" check out linked cover art.

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Message 10/79 21-Nov-03 @ 11:12 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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That's RECOMENDED by not made by MTV

Got that one in Germany..was like 55 marks or something- expensive but awesome!

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Message 11/79 21-Nov-03 @ 11:15 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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The Wall

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Message 12/79 21-Nov-03 @ 11:47 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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rofl... umm.... i against i by bad brains? cant think of anything else right now :/

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Message 13/79 22-Nov-03 @ 12:09 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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Jethro Tull "Living in the Past"

DJDB - Shades of Technology (it's a dj mix)

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Message 14/79 22-Nov-03 @ 12:36 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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doesnt count as an album

but...how bout that last track...Playford "The Shadow" (Process Mix)

gives me chills every single time

Broken Silence...do you listen to anything besides trance? honest question

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Message 15/79 22-Nov-03 @ 01:19 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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Shadow - Isn't that the moving shadow track with the huge movie score style intro with the woman talking? I loved the build in that.

Any idea where the vocal sample from?

Now you've got me thinking about D&B albums. Police State EP, by T-Power. Fucking awesome, rare as fuckity. Had 2 copies on CD and both got nicked.

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Message 16/79 22-Nov-03 @ 01:35 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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augustus pablo? scientist? yea....talk about some great old dub now!!!
bowie>>> i gave him a painting i did back in the....what decade was that?

anyway....my favorite album is easy....it's one that literally saved my life at one time. sorry....

but it did> and i told him that when i met him. he smiled and said good.>>>>>

captain sensible: the universe according to geofrrey brown.

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Message 17/79 22-Nov-03 @ 01:38 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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"The first few steps, the fist few words...."

yup...movie strings...in fact the strings are very familiar...not sure where they or the vocal came from, altho the vocal sounds like a mac voice...

that track is HUGE! I ing love it

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Message 18/79 22-Nov-03 @ 01:54 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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Hey, you're not boo! Bloody imposter...

Love Moving Shadow. Does Playford still program for Goldie?

Dub Syndicate, Echo mania was my first. I think Dubstation was my Second. I got confused.

Cap Sensible! I saw the Damned a couple of years ago when they came to the LA house of blues. It was fun being in a Mosh pit with kids pogoing, but I felt so old.

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Message 19/79 22-Nov-03 @ 02:27 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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hopefully not older than the captain?!?!?!

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Message 20/79 22-Nov-03 @ 02:38 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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Nah, not as old as he. I felt old because the place was full of under 16s. It was interesting to see so many young kids into the Damned, but LA is full of Punk wannabes, so it's hardly surprising.

The Cap still looks young.

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Message 21/79 22-Nov-03 @ 03:05 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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he is young as mozart and wild as the wind that blew him in.

the universe according to geoofrey brown IS the seargeant pepper's of a dying planet.
it's about acceptance and joy in a world run by wankers.

i'll buy any copy if you're dissatisfied.

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Message 22/79 22-Nov-03 @ 03:44 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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Influx- What does 'listen' mean? If you mean what would I listen to on headphones or play at home etc then yes, I mainly just listen to trance. In front of the computer, I listen to about everything here and alot of ametuer productions elsewhere...

My biggest problem is that I don't really listen to "hot" trance- I'm too young to go into clubs where it is played and I don't buy vinyls cause I'm not a DJ..so all the hot new stuff that is always raved about at trance.nu and tranceaddict.com etc etc I have never heard about. It's also probably why I usually make "older" style trance- cause that's what all my cd's are.

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Message 23/79 22-Nov-03 @ 04:57 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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Jethro Tull "Living in the Past"
LMAO! If we're gonna go down that road Cream "Wheels of Fire" but it'd probably sound like shite to me now...or maybe not. And Zappa's Mudshark LMAO or Cleetus Areetus Aritus (sp).

Oh well off track so don't bother reading what I just wrote.

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Message 24/79 22-Nov-03 @ 05:12 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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was it "wheels of fire" which had politican~ on it? or was that disraeli gears?
good ol jack bruce....

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Message 25/79 22-Nov-03 @ 07:15 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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Old times fave album probably Electric Ladyland - The side with Rainy Day and Merman on it... (and don't forget Led Zeppelin II..)

New times 'The Antidote' Ronny Jordan, probably because I play guitar and he's so damn cool on that thing..

yeah, Hejira and Don Juan's daughter are classics... check out Shadows and Light, live Joni album with Jaco Pastorius, Pat Metheny and Donald Brecker, some unbelievable jamming with Jaco just ripping up the bass like no-one before or since...

Don't seem to make musicians like that any more..

Kids these days, bah, humbug.. anyone seen my zimmer?

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Message 26/79 22-Nov-03 @ 07:45 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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i heard jaco played out much of his post-weather report days in a whirl of trouble.... but just the other day a young aspiring bassist told me he was killed by a bouncer.

i never even knew he was dead.

i saw weather report once......he was amazing.......that man.
damn....they were all amazing.

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Message 27/79 22-Nov-03 @ 10:07 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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Yeah Zazza... you're right.. no-one even gets close to Jaco. He said once "I am the greatest bas player ever" and in a way he still is.

Clay.. Jaco got his head kicked in by a bouncer outside a club and dies from his injuries.. The fucking bounver got off scot free for it!

anyway read Jaco by Bill Milkowski. Jaco's life was harrowing to say the least!

SOme interseting choices here... figured there would be.

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Message 28/79 22-Nov-03 @ 12:58 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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Yeah. There are alot of interesting choices, though I haven't heard of many of them. I'm allways listening to John Digweed's Hong Kong cd, but that is more of a compilation. My favorite album would then have to be Dixie Dregs - Night of the living Dregs. So much damned talent packed into all of their albums, but that is definitely my favorite.

Steve.

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Message 29/79 22-Nov-03 @ 01:39 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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brad: it's the same album as me... Although I have other favourites, it is always the first that pops in to my head when I get this question.

Carole King Tapestry, Erik B & Rakim Paid in Full and of course Saint Etienne Tiger Bay (or anyone of the three first really) which has (have) had a huge impact on me.

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Message 30/79 22-Nov-03 @ 04:10 PM Edit: 22-Nov-03 | 05:01 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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"I'm a political man......and I practice what I preach." I can hear Jack Bruce's voice in my head singing that song. That was on Wheels of Fire and there was another version of it on another album of theirs. Remember this loop?:

"Bop bop bop babop bop. Bop bop bop babop bop."

"Mmmmmm mm mm mm mm m mm m mmmm."

"free__________I__feel__free___________I__feel"

Shadows and Light is a great Joni Album. I have all of hers up to about 5 years ago.

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Message 31/79 22-Nov-03 @ 06:24 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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Chroma by Scan-X.. really good electronic music (non-distortion) ;)

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Message 32/79 23-Nov-03 @ 01:09 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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Influx - track 17 is a good one, but track 11 where the snare drum fills in with a swept cutoff/res - that sends shivers up my spine every time. Glad there's someone else out there who likes DB. His mixes change so much from one disk to another.

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Message 33/79 23-Nov-03 @ 03:10 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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Favorite album at the moment?

Its gotta be Interpol's 'Turn off the bright lights'

I haven't had a favorite electronic album in years, but ones I still go back to again and again would be...

Amber - Authechre

Fear and Loathing - Luke Slater (Mix)

Prototype - Grooverider

Among many others.

Gotta love that Shadow remix tho, that MS Blueprint compliation is excellent

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Message 34/79 24-Nov-03 @ 12:32 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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not in any order -

Lene Marlin - playing my game

Prodigy - Experience

AnjunaBeats Volume 1

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Message 35/79 24-Nov-03 @ 01:22 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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Prodigy - Experience

simple as that.

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Message 36/79 24-Nov-03 @ 01:34 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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those were the guys who sued and made sneaker pimps take firestarter off the shelves.....huh?

they're so cool and totally underground.

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Message 37/79 24-Nov-03 @ 08:32 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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way too hard this one....

ill make it easy on myself- fave albums currently in my drawer at work-

beaucoup fish
pet sounds
the cold vein
yeup way too hard this thread...

greg

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Message 38/79 24-Nov-03 @ 08:51 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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Jean-Michel Jarre - Zoolook
Tangerine Dream - Logos (live at the Dominion Theatre)

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Message 39/79 24-Nov-03 @ 11:53 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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Yea Beacoup Fish, Everything Everything, and Pearls Girls

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Message 40/79 24-Nov-03 @ 02:50 PM Edit: 24-Nov-03 | 02:51 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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Just picking some off the top of my head.. music to read/study to:

Ed Alleyne-Johnson "Purple Electric Violin Concerto"
Jarre - "Zoolook", "Rendevous"
Tangerine Dream "Optical Race"
The Dust Brothers - "Fight Club Original Sound Track"
Danny Elfman - "Batman", "Batman Returns"

Otherstuff:
Goldie/Rob Playford - "Timeless"
Orbital - "Insides"
DJ Shadow - "Endtroducing..."
Shpongle - "Tales of the Inexpressible"
Way out West - "Intensify" (Good to decorate to!)
Pearl Jam - "Vitalogy"
Pink Floyd - "Darkside of the Moon"
EZ Rollers - "Weekend World"
Richard Simmons - "Return to X"
Marvin Gaye - "Heard it on the GrapeVine"
Mr Scruff - "Trouser Jazz"

(And the list goes on)

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Message 41/79 24-Nov-03 @ 03:02 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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Hmmmm, this isn't easy first reaction would be Nine Inch Nails 'The Downward Spiral'
But I can't forget Tool 'aenima'
Or Faith No More 'King for a day .......Fool for a Lifetime'

Favorite Electronic album Autechre 'Tri Repetae'
Narcotic Influence By Emperion was the first techno track I knew by name.
I still love that track..........."giving them drugs taking their lives away"

And what about Infected Mushroom 'classic mushroom' or 'converting vegetarians'??

The longer I sit here the more I think of !

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Message 42/79 24-Nov-03 @ 11:50 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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Orbital - The brown album

Because it's the most finished cd I know... there's nothing in there that shouldn't be in there... an because after 10 or so years it can still send chills down my spine...

Tricky - Maxinquaye

A very closed 2nd... when I first heard it, it was very different to what I was used to... it still is really... claustrophobic in a warm way.

Both are real masterpieces... untill recently I wasn't even able to play them in the car because I just couldn't concentrate on traffic anymore.
If you don't know them I'd suggest you listen to them... but then that's what probably everyone thinks about that favorite cd's...

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Message 43/79 25-Nov-03 @ 01:00 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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"those were the guys who sued and made sneaker pimps take firestarter off the shelves.....huh?

they're so cool and totally underground. "

Hey everyone has a different opinion. We are talking albums not artist mmmkay?

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Message 44/79 25-Nov-03 @ 01:02 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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I could care less what liam does - he could go sing britney songs to the queen - I still say Experience is an quality LP.

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Message 45/79 25-Nov-03 @ 01:47 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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point!

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Message 46/79 25-Nov-03 @ 03:13 AM Edit: 25-Nov-03 | 03:37 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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Its taken me awhile to realise this but twenty years later I still listen to Murmur in its entirety. I could name more than a few "favorites" for a lot of different reasons but Murmur strikes some sort of sublime emotional chord that resonates in my psyche and has done so for a long time, its something visceral. Perhaps its something about Mitch Easter's production, something that I've never been able to put my finger on, that gives that record a feeling like no other I've ever listened to. There are some very haunting moments, an almost ethereal quality to some of the tracks yet there is nothing terribly sophisticated sounding about it all. It would be easy for me to pick something else for a number of "intellectual" reasons but there is no other record I've ever listened to so consistantly for such a long period of time. It must be my favorite.

Of course, its also an artifact of a time period that will never happen again in my personal history or rock & roll's so I can't discount that influence. Murmur came along at a time when independent music and college radio mattered most, was still under the radar, still had an innocence about it and had yet to become self aware. Anyone who listened to college radio from around 1978 to 1986 may know what I mean. Murmur almost seems like a sort of place marker for that era.

The Cocteau Twins' "Blue Bell Knoll" would most likely be next. Nanci Griffith's "One Fair Summer Evening" might follow but then again so might Future Bible Heroes' "Memories of Love". I would be remiss if I didn't consider David Bowie's "Hereos" but Its probably more of a "creatively influential fav" sort of thing than personal fav if you know what I mean. "Rocket to Russia" and "My Brain Hurts" couldn't be left off any sort of list but of course this isn't a list.
If it was...

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Message 47/79 25-Nov-03 @ 06:26 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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blue bell knoll.....played> side b first.

that's lasting.

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Message 48/79 25-Nov-03 @ 09:04 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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OMD - Architecture and Morality, Depeche Mode - Some Great Reward, Alexander O'Neal - Hearsay, Deeelite - World Clique, Vangelis - Bladerunner, Spooky - Gargantuan, Deep Dish - Penetrate Deeper....... etc.

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Message 49/79 25-Nov-03 @ 02:31 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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souvenir has to be one of the greatest songs of the eighties.
i remember seeing omd and just so badly wanting for them to play that.
about died when paul stepped up and sang the thing.
i always thought it was a chick.

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Message 50/79 25-Nov-03 @ 03:05 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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ok to make it easier on meself in the realms of e-music...

best floyd album- wish you were here
best prodigy- music for jilted.....
best aphex- richard d james
best orbital- brown album
best chems- exit planet dust
best massive- protection (and mad profs no protection)
best underworld- 2nd toughest
best compilation- brain dance coincidence
best live- james brown live at chaston park, daft punk alive 97
best mix- either journey by djs-coldcut, jaques lu cont- fabric, chicken lips- body music

just don't ask about geetar....have had trouble enough with these.....

greg

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Message 51/79 26-Nov-03 @ 06:03 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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The Answer is back, and the answer is there's two of them - RADIO-ACTIVITY by Kraftwerk, and Dark Side Of the Moon. (I am allowed to have two? cos I can't choose between them)

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Message 52/79 26-Nov-03 @ 08:22 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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of course you can, i was about to suggest another ten....

greg

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Message 53/79 26-Nov-03 @ 10:07 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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Fluke - Risotto is complete like Mozart (should say Underworld - Second Toughest is also up there)

I still listen to The LA's (only) album - check Lee Mavers out - what a fn guy

Primal Scream - Screamadelica and Give Out But Don't Give Up

Lajko Felix (es Zenkara) - second album (brown card container) is incredible fiddle music - I spent the day listening and it plays live

Stone roses first album (though the singles were better)

Jonny Cash - Live @ Fulsom Prison + Gram Parsons & Emmylou Harris
Grievous Angel

Somehow I will say The Colourblind James Experience - "A different Bob" is a really funny tune and the albums all contain chestnuts

Stop me

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Message 54/79 26-Nov-03 @ 02:08 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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Tough one... NIN's Downward Spiral is a good pick Yonce.. KMFDM - Nihil & MDFMK. Front Line Assembly - Implode. Crystal Method - Vegas..

Lots of old metal shit too - Blizzard of Ozz & Diary of a Madman are masterpieces. Metallica's ...And Justice for All. Prog rock - The Wall, Signals (Rush), Fragile (Yes)... 90's rock, anything from Alice in Chains was awesome.

I feel like an oddball now. Fucking dance musicians

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Message 55/79 27-Nov-03 @ 08:19 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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no apsolute favorites, but i always keep on coming back to these ones:
(in no particular order)

model 500 - mind and body (moody pop from a dark future?)

innerzone orchestra - programmed
(techno guy tries to put a jazz band together)

sly & robbie - drumandbass strip to the bone by howie b
(robots getting a suntan on a jamaican beach?)

black uhuru - dub factor (when in doubt, put this on)

ninja tune - funkjazztical tricknology
(got me into trip hop, into buying records, hence to dj'ing and dnb)

progression sessions vol.1 (severe emotional ties to this one, and all-time dnb no.1!)

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Message 56/79 28-Nov-03 @ 09:09 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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wow gotta agree with progressive session vol 1. I cained that album. For the time it was completely the future. I smoked nuff weed to that album. But my number one album ever and the one that I can listen to again and again in any situation is Massive Attack's - Protection. Proper Bo! I tell thee.

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Message 57/79 28-Nov-03 @ 11:36 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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is progression sessions vol.1 the same as logical progession level 1?

can't find progression sessions vol.1...anyone have a track list?

greg

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Message 58/79 28-Nov-03 @ 01:04 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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GLRPS001
Progression Sessions 1: LTJ Bukem & MC Conrad

Cedar - Equinox, Intense - Eastern Promise, KMC - System, Motiv One - Cosmik, PHD & Conrad - Presence, Big Bud - Emotionography, Seba - Planetary Funk Alert, Biowire - Karizma, Artemis - Inner Worlds, Seba - Camauflage, LTJ Bukem - Orchestral Jam

good tracks, but for me its all about the lyrics on this one

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Message 59/79 28-Nov-03 @ 01:20 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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nice one, cheers mate!

greg

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Message 60/79 28-Nov-03 @ 01:22 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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the latest one (No. 9) apsolutely rocks too... Makoto feat. MC Deeizm live in tokio.

wicked female mceeing with style.

(sorry for hogging the thread btw)

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Message 61/79 28-Nov-03 @ 02:14 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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thats what i like about these threads, you get recommended something you wouldn't have necessarily picked out, there being so many dnb comps out there.....ive often found new gems after speaking to other peeps about there faves...

on another group we do a monthly 'In the player' and that way i also find some hot new releases....

greg

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Message 62/79 28-Nov-03 @ 03:35 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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the lamb lies down on broadway

" There's heaven ahead in No. 11! "

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Message 63/79 28-Nov-03 @ 04:06 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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Dead Can Dance - Spiritchaser

The Gathering - Nighttime Birds

Shpongle - Are You Shpongled?

King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King

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Message 64/79 28-Nov-03 @ 07:58 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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Ok theres LOADS of masterpieces, could name 50 of them here or sumthin (focusin on electronic music). But i'll only name one very important. And we have to go back, not til the beginning but way back.. At the time when East 17, Roxette, Toto, Kris Kross, U96, Shamen and Erasure had hits. A record i listened to before i got my first pubic hair.

1992 - The Prodigy Experience - what a rush! still in 2003 (ok in these days some parts feels a bit annoying, but what the heck!). It must have been a giant impact for this type of music. And for me it was the start.

Holy shit, the opening 4-5 tunes of the album is nonstop energy of pure mental-speed-terror-madness! I don't even know if any other album can beat this take off, those breakbeats never seem to rest! It's smashing right up ya face!
Even the engineering is good for being old rave tracks - just listen how the bass sits well in Jericho (and there's loads of bass). It makes me wanna

. It's like Liam Howlett was given especially unnatural headroom for the bass - just for this bangin' track ;).

AYE! The whole album is a rush of creativity, details, unbelievable blending textures and nonstop action. It's like a.. really good action-movie (with only one love scene, "Weather Experience", and when the 303 comes in one of the lovers becomes a murderous alien and mashes everything up ;).
No one does this anymore - it earns a special award.

Everything is sequenced on a frikkin W-30 hardware sequencer, midi DAISY CHAINED with loads of equipment (time sync problems? not at all). And just about everything sits perfect though it's insane ;) (i can't imagine anything else in this special type of hardcore music that sounds better).

And Liam was a skinny young boy when he did this stuff.

(someone noticed that i listened to the record while writing ;)

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Message 65/79 29-Nov-03 @ 12:12 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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There are a lot
1.Jean Michele Jarre. Oxygene a true masterpiece 8 track tape, lush old analoges
2.Leftfield. Leftisim dub,dance,breakbeats,reggae even Mr Lydon singing!

I'am gonner stop there as this list is infinite as we all know...................bye

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Message 66/79 29-Nov-03 @ 12:28 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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i'm counting out time~....jf.....

did you see that show?

i cite "back in nyc" as the omen of things to come......i.e. sex pistols.
even johhny lydon was a big gabriel fan in those early days.

i also say> selling england by the pound.

2 most epic songs would be:
supper's ready
the musical box

that music still makes my skin come alive.

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Message 67/79 29-Nov-03 @ 01:38 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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mmmm....everything but the girl~
temperamental

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Message 68/79 03-Dec-03 @ 08:45 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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The Innerzone Orchestra album's pretty good, yeah, and I love the Jacques Lu
Cont Fabriclive.

If I had to choose ONE record it'd have to be DJ Shadow's "Endtroducing...",
simply because it kind-of kicked me a far way along the way to electronic music
happiness, and it's been with me in almost every country I've been to, every
climate I've been in, and there's always been something on it that felt right.

And when I saw him live it pretty much all clicked.

Of course, if I had to pick more than one, I'll have to pick about twenty, so I may
be some time...

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Message 69/79 04-Dec-03 @ 12:29 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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hmmm.. so many good albums, could never name one, and each day the top 10 changes.

Orb - Orblivion

Peter Gabriel - Passion

Skinny Puppy - Too Dark Park

Robin Hitchcock - Eye

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon

The Beasty Boys - Ill Communication

Black Dog - Spanners

Future Loop Foundation - Time and Bass

Eat Static - Science of the Gods

Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy

ask again tomorrow and it'll be completely different.

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Message 70/79 04-Dec-03 @ 01:33 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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damn dude...you said robyn hitchcock?

just please don't say houses of the holy> tomorrow~ AFTER you sober up!!!

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Message 71/79 04-Dec-03 @ 04:57 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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clay, I had tix to that show but ended up getting my wisdom teeth out that night instead. arrrrrrr.

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Message 72/79 04-Dec-03 @ 08:38 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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yeah everyone knows physical graffitti is king of zep albums...

greg

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Message 73/79 05-Dec-03 @ 12:18 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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d....hopefully you're talking about sir robyn!

the zep days of well.....they were not GOOD days for me.
troubled youth> you might say and no doubt those pricks flirted with all the wrong shit as is well-documented.
oh...the stories....evil little turds they turned out to be.
his majesties... page & plant...anyway they hated each other as they should've.
john paul jones...now there's a cool guy. 1 out of 4 ain't bad.

and bonham went the way a true rock hero does....in his own puke.

as i said...hopefully you were talking about the eternal sir robyn hitchcock.

not seeing him due to teeth...now THAT would've HURT!

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Message 74/79 05-Dec-03 @ 05:23 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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nah, the lamb lies down on b'way tour. next tour they had some fkr named collins singin.

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Message 75/79 05-Dec-03 @ 07:00 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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Oh, man I love Robyn Hitchcock!!! Especially that album. Not a fan of the Egyptians!!!

Houses of the Holy was a damned fine album, but not Led Zeppelin's best... just didn't want to say Phys Graf for the cliche... that's every one's....

But really, I'm not so sure Zeppelin belongs on the lsit at all...

How about Severed Heads - Harry and Cindy Hospital!

or...

Chris and Cosey... mmmmmm!!! good stuff

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Message 76/79 05-Dec-03 @ 01:41 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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I missed Pink Floyd's last tour to accept a $500 scholarship. My mum made me do it

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Message 77/79 05-Dec-03 @ 04:13 PM - RE: Your favourite album

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best effort at identifying with something.. chrome, 3rd from the sun, maybe alien soundtracks, but just because they have a lot for you, esp. if you are liking distorted guitars.

nope. can't say i feel it enough to want favour.

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Message 78/79 07-Dec-03 @ 08:51 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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of ALL the concerts in the world....d!!!!!!!!!!!!

there was no one show i've ever seen to top that one.
it ended with the him coming out as the old man.......the musical box.
first encore was.... watcher of the skies.
it never got as good or better than that.

which will lead to my new thread...the biggest sell-outs of all time.

starting with phil and company.

and i so loved tony banks as a keys man. he was the best and he just played.

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Message 79/79 25-Dec-03 @ 08:21 AM - RE: Your favourite album

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beer is like a dog

the downs family

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