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what are your favs? |
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im feelin today |
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anything by teletext cos he's a prick |
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or anything by the council estate acid crew milky! |
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not a big fan of acid tbqh |
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its ok i guess though |
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basically im saying im not as crazy about it as everyone else on here seems to be |
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well im not ape shit on it. but hits the spot |
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i think it's okay too |
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but sometimes it's really great, you know? |
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The Random Ant by The Random Ant |
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Psycosyin - Black Dog (Peel Session) |
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box energy polygon window untitled |
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plastikmans first 2 albums are cool |
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how about "kwi risthock" by moped endo? |
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Stepping Filter 101 Synthacon 9 Mt Saint Michel + Saint Michael's Mount Cock-Ver 10 Tan-09 Track 4 Theres loads by Ceephax + Aleksi + a few by Drexciya which i cant be arsed trying to find the names to. Acid is so exciting. |
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'Bright Din Fields' by Human Action Network aka Benn Jordan |
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butthole surfers "kuntz" |
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ACID VARSITY |
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i'll make you dance no way back i've lost control land of confusion acid le soken |
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beverly hills - dealer b1 ceephax - stormdrain AFX - Analord 01 - A4 Untitled |
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impakt - ufo sightings |
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i love that AFX too. and Analord158b |
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lol |
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acid in the house by mmmisss nicky traxxx |
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cock/ver 10. |
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Luke Vibert - Synthax Luke Vibert - YosepH Luke Vibert - Nok Tup Luke Vibert - Stan D'Infamy Luke Vibert - Snapdance Luke Vibert - Harmonic Luke Vibert - ComfyCozy Luke Vibert - Comphex Luke Vibert - Rapperdacid Luke Vibert - Swet Luke Vibert - Eleventy One Luke Vibert - James Bond In A Jimmy Hat Luke Vibert - A Hot One Luke Vibert - Lunar Laugh Luke Vibert - Flip Flop ..... Aphex Twin (Brad Strider) - Bradley's Beat 1991 Aphex Twin - Cock-ver10 Aphex Twin - Mt Saint Michel Mix+st Michael Aphex Twin - 54 Cymru Beats Aphex Twin - Meltphace Aphex Twin - Ziggomatic V17 LFO - Groovy Distortion LFO - Track Fourteen Mendelayev - 103 Mendelayev - Spitca Mendelayev - Fuo Mendelayev - Room Mendelayev - Night Plaid - Dang Spot Plaid - Abla Eedio Plaid - Black panther Dub Plaid - Churn Maiden Plaid - diamonds Plaid - faster Plaid - host Plaid - huba remix Plaid - new family Plaid - takeshita street Plaid - upona SquarePusher - Boneville Occident SquarePusher - Go! Spastic SquarePusher - Plaistow Flex Out Wisp - Travellers Friend Wisp - Whisper Wisp - Arc of Lens Wisp - Hexenringe Wisp - Picatrix Wisp - Teddy Oggie |
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AFX, Analord 09 I think, Trojan.kill AV. That song title was from memory, its a weird name, you understand. |
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haha :) |
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That is a wicked track sadist well heavy. |
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202>303 |
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The most mature suggestion here is Plastikman's Sheet One, a terrific and terrifying album, in '93 the groundbreak for minimal acid. It's one of my favourites, but acid lived strong long before. We can't discriminate history, all the less for its supremacy. An acid top list cannot be regarded complete without Phuture's '85 Acid Tracks, the tune founding the genre, still the most extreme piece of music I've heard. Adonis is a seminal producer professing the sound of the 303, known as the Acid Budda. I especially like efforts under the moniker Jack Frost & The Circle Jerks. Listen and dance to Acid Man, Cool & Dry, Tom Tom. In the acid archive I also like Stomach Acid and Battery Acid by Overdose and Six Brown Brothers (Die Warzau!) respectively. Please also listen to Hot Hanas Hula with several hilarious contributions from the 80's. For housey acid, tune in Larry Heard. Humanoid and 808 State did a lot for the development of a European acid sound, moving from house to techno. Their experiments still inspire our favourites, e.g. AFX. Mike Dred is "the Jimi Hendrix of the 303", a "full on acid genius". He is too little known for the general techno audience, overshadowed by friend and admirer AFX. Freaquenseize is soothing listening full of "synthetic electronic sounds/industrial rhythms all around". The Universal Indicator series on Rephlex is mainly his work. Also check his own labels, Diatomyc and Machine Codes. Dred's live sets are unsurpassable analog trickery. I like the raw, ravey sound of Djax, especially by Acid Junkies. Thomas Heckmann has given us several great acid tunes. Unit Moebius is an industrial hardheaded secretive acid order. Prototype 909 was a tremendous New York-breed of the igniting Chicago movement. Today strong acid currents are energised by Napalm Enema Records. Ceephax is a trustworthy acid promotor, at least in his manic live sets. No space left. Or? |
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As for the holy trinity of AFX-Squarepusher-Vibert, I don't regard them as spearheading the acid movement. Certain AFX takes are great (Gibbon, some Analord, some Tuss, foremost the acid mix of Heliosphan and the [second Youtube part of the] 2002 Rome live set), but in acid general I prefer Jenkinson (Vic Acid, Selection Sixteen). Vibert is virtuos but in my taste somewhat boring, too housey. His acid deconstrution with Jeremy Simmonds in Weirs is however very compelling. In late Planet Mu style I prefer The Doubtful Guest and Syntheme. I haven't heard Global Goon's acid. An interesting underground release is Open Transport by MDK. As for acid deconstruction I next want to engage with Hecker. |
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yep i like that old school acid the most |
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You should check out Global Goon's acid. 'Saint Aime' is excellent. I never really liked the stuff he did before much. He's found his niche. As for everyone else you're talking about, I respect and love listening to Humanoid, Mike Dred & 808 State. No doubt they're pioneers. But what AFX is doing (with Analord & Tuss) is just on a new level of acid goodness. I don't doubt you know much more than me about acid, just my opinion. |
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Syntheme is Global Goon. The girl is his personal DJ :) |
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this is just some of my favourites |
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808 State Adonis Phuture Maurice Fast Eddie Bam Bam Tyree Stakker Mr. Fingers many more unknown classics: http://www.acid-house.net/ |
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md_geist: There are at least two senses of acid. I think acid originally meant the tweaked use of synthesizers in general. Acid was not a single sound, perhaps not even sound specific or genre identifiable. It was an attitude how to work the machinery, how to experience sound, how to dance. Gerald Simpson's Proto Acid (2006) is a forwardlooking retro example, reconnecting and revitalizing the roots for further growth. In the linear notes, he declares: "In the beginning Jack had a groove. That groove was fucked so many times during the 90s that some of us had to leave and go hide in the jungle til it was safe to come out again." I think SH-101 and MC-202 originally were acid synths equal to TB-303. I understand the 303 fetischism as a later, perhaps European rave phenomenon (although Adonis was portrayed as the Acid Budda with several 303-s around his enlightened head). Now we have A&D techniques gushing a new acid wave. I concur that Anlord and Tuss projects are great acid in this first sense. They rock, laying patterns never heard before. My obsession however lies in the mere sound produced by the 303. I am rescuelessly captivated. I find it utterly compelling. My introduction to acid was in a small crowded disco room detonated by J Kallback on a Roland TB-303, nothing else. The way was paved irreversibly. The acidic subgenre I like the least is however one (with the claim) sharing this single sound fixation: the UK acid movement featuring D.A.V.E. the Drummer, Rowland the Bastard, Geezer, A+E Dept., Kektex, Chris Liberator et al). They disturb their primitive 303 lines with an insipid, deafening 909 thud. I honour the Chicago pioneers. Their technique has been surpassed a long time ago but their discoveries still are so great. Musical experimentation like theirs is to me unheard of. They try to master this new, escaping, toxic sound, integrate it in their idea of music thus pushing and sometimes exceeding the boarders of music. |
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I really would like to hear Autechre's take on acid. I'm a beginner on Autechre, please spread their acidic interpretation. How is the remix of Various Artists's 8? Gescom collective is fond of acid, right? |
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You're utter passion is evident. Respect. |
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michael jackson - bad |
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good shout for fast eddie - acid thunder my other favourites have already been mentioned - UR, Bam Bam - twilight zone, Drexciya - Black Sea luke vibert - analord etc im not sure what makes tunes like meltphace an 'acid' tune tho? |
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what is acid?, seriously, what makes a music an acid music? |
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gingaling! You have made 808 posts, outnumbered the 303. It is a boring joke. But your question lies unanswerable. What makes music IDM, rock, postpunk? Listen to abovementioned and you'll feel the vibe. Happy discovery! |
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The Ace of Clubs - Benefist (all of it). |
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and this: |
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