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...answer these following questions: 1) some dodgy geezer invites you into his timemachine : which year in music history would you want to revisit and why? 2)Name 3 records from your country that you defenitely have to play to yer fellow xltronicers. Why are they worth talking about? 3)If you'd do a mix in a xltronic meeting party, which 10 tracks would defenitely be on there? 4)What is your current top 5? 5)What 10 albums will you always buy again, regardless of whatever new recording format the music industry comes up with? thank you |
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1. None. I will already have it on CD. 2. Radiohead - OK Computer Massive Attack - Blue Lines Autechre - Incunabula I don't really know why, they're just great I guess. 3. Abfahrt Hinwil - Bumperstufe2 Aphex Twin - Windowlicker Autechre - Maetl Broadcast - Man Is Not A Bird Brothomstates - Adozenaday Dynamo - Aufenthalt 1 Markant - Infam Squarepusher - My Red Hot Car Synthemes+ - Pussy Trap Amon Tobin - Rosies 4. Autechre - Incunabula Pole - 3 Autechre - Amber Autechre - LP5 Radiohead - Hail To The Thief 5. Aphex Twin - Richard D. James Autechre - LP5 Boards Of Canada - Music Has The Right To Children Godspeed You Black Emperor! - Lift Yr. Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven Massive Attack - Protection Norah Jones - Come Away With Me Portishead - Dummy Radiohead - Kid A Radiohead - OK Computer :zoviet*france: - Digilogue |
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1 If I could only visit one, it would be 1966. The years preceding it, rock was blossoming, but I think this is the first year where a lot of great artists really hit their creative potential. A lot of high points, and it wasn't quite the silly Summer of Love yet. Somehow, pictures always look leaner and meaner when they're dated '66. I'd like to get my kicks down that route. 2 Sloan- One Chord to Another- these guys are the modern day Scruffs, Badfinger and Big Star all rolled into one. My favorite rock group going today. Blue Rodeo-Casino- I don't know how many people would enjoy pansy country-tinged pop, but these guys are criminally underrated. They're not edgy enough or underground enough to get recognized for their superior songwriting. Leonard Cohen- Songs of Love and Hate- as extreme as the title implies. His son is very charming, I listened to an interview of his the other day. Must check him out. 3 Freescha- Baby Maker Autechre- Pen Expers Differnet- Settled The Beatles- Tomorrow Never Knows The Lucksmiths- Myopic Friends Al Kooper- Toe Hold o9- Terminal Orange The Aluminum Group- Tiny Decision Harry Nilsson- The Most Beautiful World in the World The Vaselines- You Think You're a Man 4 Harry Nilsson- Son of Schmilsson Freeform- Pattern Tub The Band- The Band Lambchop- Is a Woman Differnet- In Advance of the Broken Sound 5 Al Kooper- I Stand Alone The Smiths- The Queen is Dead Autechre- Chiastic Slide The Beatles- The Beatles The Soft Boys- Underwater Moonlight Frank Zappa- Uncle Meat Syd Barrett- The Madcap Laughs Bob Dylan- Bringing it All Back Home Freescha- What's Come Inside of You? Joy Division- Unknown Pleasures |
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1. 1947 charlie parker at birdland 2. none of this is electronic...but it feels good califone - heron king blues laid back bluesy rock with beautiful noisy textures the black keys - thickfreakness two guys playing heavy blues stuff funkadelic - america eats its young you must have this 3. i'm no dj so i don't know track names 4. lately i've been listening to boards of canada - geogaddi califone - heron king blues aphex twin - sawii the black keys - thickfreakness joy division - substance 5. i will always buy miles davis - agharta/pangea aphex twin - sawii pixies - doolittle sonic youth - daydream nation kraftwerk - computer world john coltrane - a love supreme cocteau twins - victorialand funkadelic - america eats its young stevie wonder - songs in the key of life new order - substance |
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thnx, great answers ... keep them coming |
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1) I'd bring a synth and some batteries and shit back to year 1000 and I'd make todays music then and all the shit we get today would be more innovative. 2) Side Brok - Høge Brelle. Norwegian hip-hop in dialect.. worth it even if you don't get it. Kim Hiortøy - Hei. Electronic stuff.. nice! Jaga Jazzist - A Livingroom hush. Jazz + electronica, man! 3) Definately something from Zeus, Scheme88, Horsefactory, Archrival, Plaidzebra and all the others that I enjoy, but whose names aren't currently stored in my too small memory. 4) RJD2 - Since we last spoke Blackalicious - Nia Wu-Tang - 36 chambers Kim Hiortøy - Melke Prefuse 73 - OWE 5) I don't need duplicates. |
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1. 1965, see american avant garde jazz artists live, like sun ra or john coltrane 2. einstürzende neubauten - silence is sexy einstürzende neubauten - kollaps lali puna - faking the books they're cool. 3 i wouldnt do a mix for xltronic 4 rachel's - handwriting public enemy - fear of a black planet kim gordon, mori & dj olive - syr 5 anti pop consortium - tragic epilogue sun ra - the futuristic sounds of sun ra 5 the residents - not available the residents - the third reich'n'roll john coltrane - ascension john cage - nova musicha no1 gang starr - moment of truth de la soul - stakes is high a tribe called quest - the low end theory einstürzende neubauten - silence is sexy beck - one foot in the grave rachel's - music for egon schiele |
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1 1967, and I'd go to the Monterey Pop festival and see Hendrix, Otis Redding, The Who, et cetera. 2 Zappa/Mothers "We're Only In It For The Money" Ween "Chocolate and Cheese" Faun Fables "Family Album" 3 The album "The Sounds of Disaster" by end. 4 Sleepytime Gorilla Museum "Grand Opening And Closing" Lou Reed "Rock N Roll Animal" Led Zeppelin "II" Dysrhythmia "Pretest" Stevie Wonder "Talking Book" 5 Probably just the stuff I've already listed in the other answers, plus a few others. |
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1. late 60', early 70' ...jamaican dub scene...i have a feeling they had a splendid time. 2. huh, i don't know much domestic music...probably i'd pick: -neuro by umek, coz it comes closest to aphex twin's music... -you can't go halfway and get in! by dicky b hardy, coz they rock hard... -and no albums from them, but i'd recommend everyone who gets a chance to see them live, to go check them out - random logic. 3. - plastikman - disconnect (4:55) - jeff mills - time out of mind - steve stoll - supernatural - joey beltram - loose kick - AFX / mangle 11 (circuit bent V.I.P. mix) - thomas brinkmann - lovesong (5:45) - squarepusher - steinbolt - soundmurderer - fathom - dj spooky - post-human sophistry - philip jeck - wipe 4. - climber - down town loop - deerhoof - milkman - faction - the end of tel aviv - holkham - komatta saru - juana molina - tres cosas 5. - aphex twin - drukqs - squarepusher - ultravisitor - miles davis - kind of blue - tom waits - blood money - massive attack - mezzanine - philip jeck - stoke - jan jelinek - loop finding jazz records - jeff mills - the other day - nirvana - in utero - susumu yokota - sakura |
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