I sort of lost interest in them after they started to use guitars (like nearly everybody did then as a great new invention i.e. ministry, front line assembly) in 1991 or 1992. I followed them from No Comment to Up Evil but afterwards they seemed to have lost their way. I didn`t listen to any Orb remixes either, as this seemed just another uninspired sidestep IMO.

- carsten

Julian schrieb:

A few people seem to like Front 242 here. I think that is pretty kewl! I just love those guys. I remember clearly buying my first Front records and really loving how different the sound was. I actually just went to go see them live a couple of months ago in New York and they were just as fresh as the fist time I've seen them in 89.

Also wondering are there people in to New Beat here? I still love all that old Antler Subway stuff.

Julz

On Feb 2, 2006, at 6:44 PM, J.R. wrote:

We've found that in past discussions we all share similar likes of certain groups. Kraftwerk and Art Of Noise being the most common of them all.

For myself, you hit upon a few of my faves too, beside the aforementioned above and in no particular order:

(/me scans his mp3 and CD collection)

Infected Mushroom, Orbital, BT, Rush, 808 State, Front242, Leftfield, Japan/David Sylvian, Aphex Twin, Cabaret Voltaire, Chemical Brothers, Crystal Method, Depeche Mode, Enigma, Pink Floyd, Freestylers, etc. etc. :D

Genres are Goa/PsyTrance, Breaks, some of the better d&b/jungle tracks ( I blame Yello for making me such a basshead at times), and dabbling in the others as well. Basically if it makes me bounce, that's a keeper. ("Resistor" anyone? :-) )
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