my musiq became boring!

[africablize]

hey guys,
please take my playlist again cool!

can you write me some track id?
i regularly visited beatport, mnml ssgs blog, soundcloud, but i can't find any enjoyable track yet.

cheers,
norbi

[Hutch]

Search the Vinyl/digital releases here and start back like 4-5 years ago or 40-50 pages back. So much good stuff.

[LouisVee]

I don't want to be a 'forum flamer' but...

It's the 15th time you ask for track, cmon, I understand being curious about what other people like at the moment, but try searching music by yourself...

You said you have visited beatport and didnt found enjoyable tracks yet... What the hell??!! Just click on a artist YOU like, see on what labels he had release, look for other tracks on that label, you'll find more artists, etc...

To end this post on a positive note, take a listen to : 'Seuil & dOP - Prostitute'

Killer track.

Cheers

EDIT: Hutch, you have 666 posts. Just sayin...

[africablize]

thanks for the feedbacks.
louis, i can't say nothing, what you write is true.
sorry if i bother you with my posts ::

[infernal.techno]

easiest way to find new, good music is to not fall into a routine where you comfortably select tracks from the same artists, labels and sounds. i know that might not make much sense, and this might get lost in translation. like others said, you have to dig yourself and wade through a lot of crap sometimes.

because sometimes people that make this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=of0PL0xp17A

also make this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEWzlbnGEZ8

[John Clees]

sometimes it helps to spend some time on discogs, cross reference artist with tracks they remixed and those artist, dig into the labels they fall under & repeat.

[tone-def]

maybe you don't like this genre of music?

are you sure your on the right forum? people round hear listen to the kind of music you find on mnml ssg. if that stuff is not to your taste nobody will be able to help you. maybe look for some richie hawtin tracklists.

[africablize]

sometimes it helps to spend some time on discogs, cross reference artist with tracks they remixed and those artist, dig into the labels they fall under & repeat.

i already do this!