Your favourite grooves (Track thread)

[dubdub]

I feel a discogs vinyl binge coming on.

I've been on Discogs for more than 15 years. Bargain time is over... .
And people who sell vinyl check out Discogs for pricing; it's insane nowadays.

Only true for a very specific kind of record (ie. certain deep techno, tech house, deep house electro etc.). The vast majority of 90s and 2000s techno/house is still under 5 euros.

[RWise]

Plenty of 90s gems lurking on discogs for less than £2

[RWise]

Pretty sure i havent seen any mills yet in this thread, which is mad... (i cant be assed to check)

youtu.be/eLtnhsLwSZE

[Mslwte]

I feel a discogs vinyl binge coming on.

I've been on Discogs for more than 15 years. Bargain time is over... .
And people who sell vinyl check out Discogs for pricing; it's insane nowadays.

Only true for a very specific kind of record (ie. certain deep techno, tech house, deep house electro etc.). The vast majority of 90s and 2000s techno/house is still under 5 euros.

Have to agree tbh. I've bought loads of 90's 00's for very little. Early UK hardcore though is a different matter. Try finding a Tom and Jerry release for under hundreds of £'s

[dubdub]

Yeah, I've been buying on Discogs for about 6-7 years and the prices for 95% of the stuff I've bought (mostly 90s / 2000s techno, some dub techno, some house, some 90s UK garage, some 2000s prog) have remained more or less constant over the years. If you are trying to buy all the 90s hardcore, jungle, garage, electro and tech house that some famous DJ played and that everybody else wants you're going to have a bad time though. Especially super obscure limited 90s whitelabels have gotten ridiculous and a lot of them aren't even that good tbh. But even then, loads of labels have a bunch of 50+ euros records and then the rest is still cheap as hell. I guess the good thing that's come out of it is that lots of super obscure records are now getting reissues that would have never been touched previously and loads of artists that were mostly ignored in the 90s are back to releasing new music and have esentially gotten a second career.

[dubdub]

In any case, I now have almost 14 thousand records on my Discogs wantlist (no duplicates - mostly 90s/2000s techno/house). I'll probably die before I'll ever run out of cheap records to buy

[RWise]

New Stef Mendesidis EP is so good. Had some of these tracks on repeat for days now.

youtu.be/87UFzTTSWIE
youtu.be/2o8dGAVoGgg
youtu.be/oTsytfFxSxw

[dubdub]

Yeah, I quite like 'Inertial Force'. Breath of fresh air as far as straight techno goes, with all the lame unfunky crap floating around right now.

[RWise]

Yeah, and i love how they are fast. I personally want a resurgence of fast techno. Stuff under 130 makes me yawn these days.

Ive become too adapt to 133+ techno now. There is just a certain energy captured in the mid-130's region that you dont get with slower tempos, imo.

[chava]

Yeah, I quite like 'Inertial Force'. Breath of fresh air as far as straight techno goes, with all the lame unfunky crap floating around right now.

Nice sequence, terrible hihat patterns though.

[WOLF!]

Have to agree tbh. I've bought loads of 90's 00's for very little. Early UK hardcore though is a different matter. Try finding a Tom and Jerry release for under hundreds of £'s

You guys are right but I've just noticed that the prices of those wanted record went up allot over time (like 'vintage' gear).
I don't own all those cheap gems so I'm currently buying in the 'under 5 euro' range which makes me very happy knowing what I get for my money.
Some of those wanted records I will never own because I'm not crazy to pay that money for it... .

[Stace]

That Stef Mendesidis stuff is well nice.

[RWise]

youtu.be/jULIdSHjOF8

[SFBM]

youtu.be/jULIdSHjOF8

Really digging the bassline/synth riff in this one! proper grooving.

[Guthook]

Listening to some "oldschool" Bumload shit and wondering how and where the fuck did they steered away from techno

https://youtu.be/T_noeDK3Zh4

EDIT: And it seems I can't properly embed a YT video. Help?

[Mslwte]

Listening to some "oldschool" Bumload shit and wondering how and where the fuck did they steered away from techno

https://youtu.be/T_noeDK3Zh4

EDIT: And it seems I can't properly embed a YT video. Help?

You just need this bit of the code between the YouTube brackets T_noeDK3Zh4

youtu.be/T_noeDK3Zh4

[Guthook]

Listening to some "oldschool" Bumload shit and wondering how and where the fuck did they steered away from techno

https://youtu.be/T_noeDK3Zh4

EDIT: And it seems I can't properly embed a YT video. Help?

You just need this bit of the code between the YouTube brackets T_noeDK3Zh4

youtu.be/T_noeDK3Zh4

Ah awesome thanks!

So here's another one I've been listening to a lot recently
youtu.be/_Ao8-61u_h4

[over9000]

so many great tracks here! thx to everyone for posting these gems!
cant wait for the digital release of that stef ep!
youtu.be/iMAm6KPdXpA

[intrusav]

Damn that Heckmann track is pretty epic!!

Here's an old Force Inc. one from Rob Babicz as Atlon Inc, pretty funky and really nice progression to it...

youtu.be/sp_4se5O2DA

And, you know...

youtu.be/E8PhL_u9Q5Y

[SigEnt]

Excellent thread. Most of my favourites have already been posted but I'll add few more.



youtu.be/a2Y3ub_0G2A
Noisy and Funky

youtu.be/lNe4-2dqEJo

More Noisy and Funk

youtu.be/fmD6Ke3rv10

The drum programming on is this really tight, always gets my foot tapping.
youtu.be/6cEY_ZdnRyU

It dosn't get much groovier for me than this one.