that first song

[Rochey]

Magda - 48 hour crack in your bass

Yes mate! Omg exactly the same here. That crazy elastic bassline sound, couldn't get enough. That ep is surely one of the heaviest, most bass driven, vibrating pieces of music to this day!

P.s. I think my love of 'crazy' sounds took originated with Woolford's 'erotic discourse'. It's been played to death, but at the time was eye-opening.

Yeah Stop is still my favorite E.P!! And Magda is my hero!!!

I used to love erotic discourse aswell. Not really a fan anymore though. it was sort of an anthem in leeds in 2005...

[phreak-]

Kicked off with all early John Tejada playhouse/palette stuff.. he's still one of the most innovative guys for me..

[aut.t.n]

Herbert Part One/Two/Three were my first records which had something to do with minimal sound, but I never thought about this term that days. I think the first Perlon Compilation (010) could have been the kickoff.

[fl0w]

Dr. Phibes "The story" and Bazz "The drop deal" probably, in a new beat club in Belgium. This is where techno started for me.

[gillsans]

808 Bass Queen ~ Ricardo Villalobos

The Unexpected Guest ~ Akufen

[alexx.wolfe]

mine was a live from gaiser =D

[John Clees]

jack master - basement trax vol. 1

bang the box - in a dirty warehouse in detroit - 94(ish) - crooked on frazid..

also another one that has always stuck with me..

acid house for all. 3 - definitive recordings

omegaman - imaginary trip

[Storlon]

Had the luck to have a really passionate neighbord in my building, back in 94, the first track he made me listen where :
Vulva : From The Cockpit (Thomas Melchior and Tim Hutton aka Soul Capsule)
LFO - Frequencies
Basic Channel: Phylyps Trak

an a bit later

Mike Ink: Polka Tracks 1, 2 & 3

a revelation at the time.

(: