some producers such as troy, crosson started to produce that kind sound tracks. djs like magda, r. hawtin did the most promotion in parties of this new sound and bang!! new 'minimal explotion' 
I think if ur into techno then you share that feeling of searching for something new all the time. you know what i mean, like something that makes you go 'what the fck'! so if your gonna keep downloading richie / magda sets etc then you are downloading sets from people who are at the top of their game, so of course they are gonna be playing unreleased stuff, because thats what keeps techno dj's buzzin! before we had easy accsess to the internet it was hard to listen to sets, so we had to wait for richie etc live and it was magic when we finally got to see them. but by keep listening to the latest sets all the time its spoiling the mystery of techno imo. i think hawtin and magda are not recording their sets anymore anyway ulness they give permission. and i hope they keep to their word!jorgeds wrote:The best way to avoid this is not to download and listen every day to the new 'hot' Richie, Magda or Troy set that is around. If people wouldn't be doing that, they wouldn't get tired of hearing them IMHO, and would be fresher at the time they arrive to the stores. Which is the need to be listening to those sets all the time, in my personal case i like to listen to them but my priorities are not to check what Magda played in XXXX Club, but check the lot of records that came out every week, make tracks and lot of other things that take a lot of time. I think that things are more important for a DJ/Producer than checking what they played, of course they're great DJs, play great tracks and the guys 'create' information everytime, but what makes them unique is not just that, it's how they handle the crowd and read the club atmosphere and that facts can't be seen on a digital recording of a set, and for me it's the most important thing. Today music is easy to get, and newer or older, anyone can play good music, what makes a DJ different are other facts that can't be seen on a digital recording of a clubnight.bazz001 wrote:I realise that this is a good marketing angle and generates alot of interest for the records (and no doubt makes them sell alot more copies) but by the time they are available I'm usually sick of hearing them
All the best,
Jorge
