First of all, I would dispute the claim that the function of radio is to
promote. This may be true for commercial radio, but for non-commercial and
even internet radio the primary function is to educate. This is even true
for specialty shows on commercial stations (i.e. where the dj's actually
have control over what they play). Back announcing and providing info about
the artist/song played is vital to radio being educational. But it's
equally important to let listeners know where they can actually purchase the
music they hear on your show.
Anyway, I can't really disagree with any of the cds on Ian's list.
But here are a few more that I think should be considered:
V/A, "From Beyond" (Interdimensional Transmissions)
Moodyman "Silent Introduction"
Terrence Parker "Detroit after Dark"
Porter Ricks "Biokinetics"
Burger/Ink "Vegas"
and let's not forget
Aztec Mystic's "Revenge of the Jaguar"
-D slegers
From: Ian Malbon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Okay, so here we go. 20 CDs that I would suggest. Can i get the
list to back me on these? I've tried to pick those that can
still be found online.
Carl Craig "More Songs about Food and Revolutionary Art"
Aril Brikha, "Deepartures in Time"
V/A, "Time:Space" Transmat
Aux 88 meets Alien FM, "88 FM"
Derrick May, "Innovator"
Model 500, "Deep Space"
Drexciya, "The Quest"
Robert Hood, "Internal Empire"
Jeff Mills, "Purposemaker Compilation"
Kenny Larkin, "Seven Nights"
Recloose,"Spelunking"
Red Planet Compilation, "LBH 6251876"
Plastikman, "Muzik"
Theorem, "Ion"
Main Street Compilation, "Round One to Round Five"
V/A, "Deepest Shade of Techno, Vol. I & II"
Innerzone Orchestra, "Programmed"
V/A, "Detroit: Beyond the Third Wave"
Underground Resistance, "Interstellar Fugitives"
Pole, "CD2"
(auxilary picks, if there are problems finding the above)
Kraftwerk, "The Mix"
Black Dog, "Bytes"
E-Dancer, "Heavenly"
Detroit Escalator Co., "Detroit Escalator Co."
V/A, "Comin from tha D"
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