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I just played bunch of deeper bass driven house music on my radio show that I think some of you might like. No tracklist, but I can ID tracks on request. http://soundcloud.com/grape-guts/nastyfm-final-show
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Longtiem posted:Great radio show, this owns, san francisco owns. Post more bro. Thanks a lot! I change the style of the show quite a bit based on who my guest is, so it doesn't always fit this thread. I cover everything from house and techno to hip hop, bass, footwork, and club music. I usually spend more time in the bass thread and the techno thread but I'll make sure to pop in here more often! For those who didn't listen to the show, I'm changing stations and I'll be starting up again June 6th playing a two hour show every Wednesday at 10 Eastern / 7 Pacific on RWD.FM and I'm kicking it off with Cosmic Revenge (Embassy, Frite Nite, Pelican Fly, Fortified). I try not to spam my poo poo around here too often, so if you liked the show and want to stay in the loop you can follow me on Twitter or like my new Facebook page. FB: https://www.facebook.com/GrapeGuts Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrapeGuts Edit: I should really give a lot more credit to my dude BFlat for making that show so special. He just turned 21 and is definitely one to watch. Here are his links: https://twitter.com/#!/bflatinum http://bflatinum.com/ http://soundcloud.com/bflatinum Dopo fucked around with this message at 19:11 on May 30, 2012 |
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Battle Cattle posted:Am I the only one that hates that crunchy electro sound? Nope. I dug it when Justice - Cross came out but it's just been done to death and now I can't stand it.
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I mean, in retrospect I don't think that Justice - Cross was that great either. I don't think any of the OG house or techno crowd was wowed by it; it was people like me who were just starting to listen to dance music. The difference hasn't been a change in the music scene so much as a growth in my personal tastes. Music like that just beats you over the head, and I look for a lot more subtlety in my electronic music nowadays. You see the same thing happening today with Deadmau5, Skrillex, Swedish House Mafia, Avicii, and whoever else. Young kids eat it up while older house, techno, and dubstep fans try to distance themselves from that crowd. That right there is why I hadn't read this thread in years up until last week. There will always be people who are new to electronic music and eat that kind of poo poo up. Some of them will be SA posters, and there will always be a thread for them to talk about that stuff. Trying to force taste on people is just a waste of time.
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Stuntastic posted:The first bold is correct, the second isn't. Times like these are when I miss having Threatis in here. You're totally right, it just becomes harder in today's forum climate where you can't just call someone a loving scrub idiot and leave it at that. That is why all of the real heads post in the PHIZ threads instead. No one wants to write a whole paragraph detailing why someone has no taste and should go suck a dick.
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If any of you guys are into deep, weird rave music you should really check out Ghosts on Tape's new mix for the Frite Nite podcast series. This is a great example of the kind of strange madness that you'll hear at SF's forward-thinking Icee Hot monthly where Ghosts on Tape is a resident. http://www.fritenite.com/2012/06/06/podcast-25-ghosts-on-tape/
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Oh my god. You all totally ignored the substance of my post and latched on to the most irrelevant throwaway sentence. The last thing I wanted to do was spawn a page-long discussion about Justice. You guys are loving hopeless. On a more positive note, I just discovered a new SF producer who goes by Avalon Emerson and makes a really interesting brand of weird, hypnotic, muted house perfect for the after party (or even the after after party). On top of that she has easily the most interesting artist bio that I've ever read. It's just this side of word salad but describes the aesthetics of her music perfectly: Avalon Emerson posted:Forget hype: most jams compacting the great RSS feed colon are buttressed high by the weight of their hyphens. Check out her soundcloud here: http://soundcloud.com/avalonemerson and follow her on twitter over here: https://twitter.com/kahley
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Mods, can we get the thread title changed to "Bloghouse 2007: A Retrospective"? Thanks! Seriously though, if that is what people want then maybe we should just have a new NMD House thread or incorporate it into the new Techno/Tech House one. We're obviously not speaking the same language here.
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blumpkinbliss posted:I know you didn't write this, but do you mind telling what any of that even loving means. I liked her tunes though. The first one put off some strong Theo Parrish vibes. It's definitely open to interpretation but it has to do with music (and things in general) not being defined by the labels that you put on them. I just thought it was funny but I see how it would seem pretty masturbatory if you took it seriously. Blowdryer posted:RE: Shadow Dancer - Wolff http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEmECvmjcY8 I'm no authority but generally acid doesn't have long buildups and drops like this. This tune is definitely inspired by acid but pulls a lot from modern electro-house and earlier BNR type stuff as well. Now this. This is Acid: http://youtu.be/ius0C32Uw2M
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If you're just getting into acid house I can't recommend this 2 CD compilation on Soul Jazz Records highly enough: Acid: Can You Jack? (Chicago Acid And Experimental House 1985-95) http://www.discogs.com/Various-Acid-Can-You-Jack-Chicago-Acid-And-Experimental-House-1985-95/master/69833 It has Maurice - This is Acid and Virgo - Go Wild Rhythm Track which were just posted along with plenty of other tracks that you really should own or at least know. The original vinyl release of a lot of these tunes would cost you more than the whole compilation. My favorite is the timeless classic Acid Crash by Tyree (http://youtu.be/ODS1Zt_6jIM). On top of all of those great tunes the liner notes are fantastic and provide a lot of context. Goddamn, I sound like I'm selling one of those Time Life "Best of the 60s" box sets. Edit: Oh, that third link in the previous post samples Lil Louis - Video Clash (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgSZrT1S33E) which is also in that compilation. Dopo fucked around with this message at 02:49 on Jun 13, 2012 |
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Thoogsby posted:I believe this is what is referred to as a "banger" Yeah, this is garbage. Is that Mosca and Julio Bashmore thing on Mixmag over? I'm getting an error on that link.
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Blowdryer posted:Where would one find tons of chicago/french/toronto house artists so I can listen to them? Sometimes I like to use this website to find new artists: http://www.musicmaze.fm/ You put in an artist to start with and it gives you 6 related artists. Click one of those and you get 6 related to them, and so on. The music database is pretty poorly maintained though, and it tends to conflate artists with the same name. If you start with Art Department you'll notice that the Jamie Jones samples belong to Jamie Jones the R&B singer, not Jamie Jones the DJ and owner of Hot Creations. Regardless, it's still a powerful tool and I use it all the time when I'm outside of my areas of expertise. Have you heard Storm Queen - It Goes On (http://youtu.be/-G2aOgvLv-c)? That was the first tune that came to mind but I could probably give some better recommendations if I had something more specific to go on. What do you look for in a house track? Any examples?
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Mental Midget posted:I'm looking for other high quality podcasts/regular mixes with a sizable backlog that I can check out - any recommendations? If you're into bass you should check out the Boomcast: http://soundcloud.com/clekclekboom
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Blowdryer posted:does anybody know where I can get some good moombahton that doesn't sound like dubstep? I know this is pretty old but DJ Theory does some pretty tasteful moombah edits and originals: http://soundcloud.com/deejaytheory
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psychicsecession posted:And in case anyone missed it, Clone put out an amazing 12" from Geeeman(Alias of Gerd) earlier this year, two tracks of jackin' Chicago house: Bang't has been one of my favorites of this year. Here are some more house tunes that I've had on rotation recently: Harmony Funk - Can't Let You Go http://youtu.be/XIgYj5HMY0s Audiojack feat Kevin Knapp - Stay Glued (FCL Weemix) http://youtu.be/8TpDPpCZwvE Gerry Read - Bozza http://youtu.be/Hw-f-PwvOpY Axel Boman - Purple Drank http://youtu.be/ywJlK8P1AiQ Chaos In The CBD - Slab http://youtu.be/idvtFZ0HPZQ I just discovered an old Spencer Kincy (aka Gemini) mix that could serve as a great primer for someone just getting into 90s house. Also the mixing is simply incredible: http://www.5chicago.com/audio/spencer-kincy/live-at-deep-in-the-flowers.html Edit: Aw poo poo, I almost missed Tyree - I Fear the Night. GREAT pick. Let's keep the good tunes flowing. Dopo fucked around with this message at 00:28 on Nov 1, 2012 |
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And for the other half of this thread, here is a video of Steve Aoki hurting himself on a trampoline while his premixed set continues playing: http://youtu.be/iqCENDTrbkg
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cubicle gangster posted:I'm down with the other 2, but I dont know what you mean by this. I think he means the same aspect of the gospel tradition that you can hear in blues, soul, and R&B vocals. The first tune that came to mind for me was Cajmere ft. Dajae - Brighter Days: http://youtu.be/YVfZzIoAjK8. Not all Chicago house has that sound but I'm having a hard time coming up with a better description off the top of my head.
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The Fresh Prince posted:Oh and I found the best blog: Yeah, CJ Milli is pretty rad. She has a show on https://www.rwd.fm Sundays at 6 Eastern.
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I picked up a pair of Technics a month or so ago so I've been mostly spinning wax recently. Here are a couple that I've had on heavy rotation: Robert Armani - Arrow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFVwtU1eZEs Originally released on the legendary Dance Mania Records and recently rereleased on a different compilation of the same name by the Rawax sublabel Chiwax. This is what happens when shuffling analog drum work meets shimmering pads and brilliant sampling. The other one I wanted to pimp is the first physical release from Soo Wavey Records but isn't on discogs or youtube yet apparently. I think I bought the first copy from Groove Merchant in SF a couple weeks ago right after Vin Sol tweeted that he dropped them off. If you're into throwback analog house with a modern touch you should definitely keep tabs on Vin Sol, Matrixxman, and Robert Jeffrey. They're all playing at Monarch in SF on Sunday actually. I think it's some kind of gay or drag night but I'll be there regardless. I'll be the straight dude who is drinking too much.
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Hatem Ben Arfa posted:Can you list a few more oldies / unknown tunes you've discovered like this? I'm going to force myself to listen to them and start appreciating house again. Like a milk crime said, Dance Mania is great. There was a lot of great Chicago stuff on Trax as well. Here are a couple more just off the top of my head: Armando - Morse Code https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TG0SvLb4yY Lil Louis - Video Clash https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgSZrT1S33E I checked when I got home and that Soo Wavey record that I was talking about is the Dirty Laundry EP. I still don't see anything about it online other than Vin's picture of a test pressing but here is another one of his recent tunes for DJ Haus' Unknown To The Unknown imprint in a similar throwback style: Vin Sol - Edges of a Vortex https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckEUpfA8WjI I don't think you're wrong about this stuff being a little boring when you hear it start to finish. Any kind of stripped down instrumental tune really only shines in a DJ set IMO. The same goes for footwork and club music. My thoughts exactly. This is electrohouse garbage. Luckily you didn't waste too much time writing your post to go along with it.
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A lot of people will tell you that Andres - New For U was the best house tune of 2012 but they're wrong. HNNY - For The Very First Time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uOReT1bKMk
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Blowdryer posted:Hahahaha I bet HE didn't even KNOW that song! Yeah, gently caress knowing what you're talking about, right?  BOOGIE DERAIL!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xet_BhT9Uqg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1P2b12cRq8
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Fela Kuti is great for running IMO
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The Fresh Prince posted:Its been funny basically this year I've been finding different french labels I really like. First Bromance, then, Moveltraxx, then Clek Clek Boom, and now I've discovered Marble Music. Theres some great stuff there. Any others I should listen to? These aren't all French and they're not all record labels but check out B.YRSLF Division, Club Cheval, Sound Pellegrino, Pelican Fly, Squelch and Clap, and Folie Douce.
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Ruby Skye and 1015 are both horrible venues but I think the music you're seeing is whack too so what do I know.
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MrSargent posted:Well that is unfortunate about the venues but I won't let that sour my mood. The only music dude I know in Sac is DJ Whores and I think he does some promotion up there too. Maybe follow him on twitter or something? https://twitter.com/DJWhores But yeah, you're basically right. Not a whole lot going on.
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Alan Smithee posted:Honestly dude you'll be fine. Dopo just sounds like he's chasing the dragon a bit (sorry Dopo Yeah, that's pretty much on point.
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^ White Material is some good poo poo. Another Canadian label I'm really feeling recently is Mood Hut out of Vancouver. One of their artists, Pender Street Steppers, sounds like what might happen if Moon B had a house moniker. Warm, punchy, easygoing, simple, low-slung, analog house. These two just came out recently on PPU and Mood Hut respectively: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdYb2gh3sz0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b86Qth_k5Vk
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Oh, my b. I thought they were in Toronto. Maybe they just did a party there recently.
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Yeah, twitter was abuzz. I heard good things. Wow, this thread is really rolling today.
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That's a bit too far out. Most events don't get promoted that far in advance. There's good stuff here every weekend. Your profile says you're in Reno so you should probably check out the Sunset Campout though: https://www.facebook.com/events/599825910086468
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mogran posted:Jaw Jam is someone I consider to be quite underrated at this time. He doesn't venture too far from his signature sound and I don't mind that one bit. A handful of his bootlegs are begging for Symbols or someone similar but as far as I can tell he's not been picked up. Future RnB(not jersey club) is a term that seems to follow him. He got a shout out from the Phantom not too long ago via twitter and Sweater Beats dropped him in his Diplo & Friends mix a while back. I expect we'll hear a lot more from him in the future. He's already represented by Surefire. He's getting a good bit of attention and rightfully so.
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My roommate bought some of DJ Slugo's tunes on bandcamp and he sent a handwritten postcard thanking him over like eight bucks. Insanely nice dude.
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