Nigel Richards used to spin a lot of minimal trax in his sets!JackNine wrote:Nigel Richards rocked back in the day. He played a lot of Chicago raves in the '93 - '96 era.
I was converted to minimal by Robert Hood's "Movable Parts."
Which person, Dj, or Act turned you into a mnml fan?
trak660 wrote:Nigel Richards used to spin a lot of minimal trax in his sets!JackNine wrote:Nigel Richards rocked back in the day. He played a lot of Chicago raves in the '93 - '96 era.
I was converted to minimal by Robert Hood's "Movable Parts."
sucks hes been blinded by the glitter
wish he(nigel) still played techno, boys got skills made for techno
Drum machine, a synth or two and effects. Is it that debatable?dncn wrote:id go along with daft punks first album , although how minimal it actually is is debatable, mind you same for my own stuff i guess.
how to annoy your neighbours and enjoy yourself -
crank either of these from homework:
Rock n' roll
Rollin' n' scratch'n
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Sutekh, Twerk, and Force Inc & Mille Plateaux made me walk the bridge from electronica to techno, then re-discover Maurizio/Basic Channel, Plastikman, Brinkmann. I guess the 3 last names can be called minimal, and for Sutekh & co, i'd call it, i don't know "laptop techno", and i think that would fit for 99% of what is called "minimal" nowadays.
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