Heikki Kiviluoto wrote:
>
> > actually my interest in ebm is mainly in puppy/242/fla/will/delerium(old
> > stuff). i'd rather play that stuff in techno parties nowadays since it's
> > more techno than current stuff they usually play(attitude)
>
> true to some point. at least older front aounds quite heavy. also, it�s very
> close to dutch electro of nowadays - say - bunker or murdercapital releases.
> too bad i�ve sold most of my old front stuff.
well i like ebm/industrial mostly because most of it sounds by far more
advanced than many of the current technoreleases. i kinda think that
monotraxx sounds more like industrial revolution of early 1900 than
1990-2000. puppy did really advanced stuff, soundwise, and otherwise ;)
too, in early 80's and if you compare their sound around 88 to
acid/house/techno of that era, you can hear that their stuff sounds like
it was made around 95-99 rather than almost ten years before. of course,
this has lot to do with studio engineer and skill of mixing but still..
and i still think ebm/industrial to represent the dark cyberpunk future
of bladerunner. techno is too clean and friendly for that... (ok, maybe
afx might not.. and really _early_ pcp-stuff.. )
>
> i don�t have the stuff on cd but i still have some of it on 12". don�t
> remember now but i caqn send you a list. i�ve got som nitzer and nin left.
> some fronts as well, but they are not for sale.
i'm not so interested in industrial on vinyl but checking the list
probably won't do bad, so, please, send me a list.
//sakke
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