FREEFORM 1990's ALTERNATIVE ALBUM POLL - THE RECKONING (TOP TEN COUNTING DOWN NOW)

This probably my number 1 favourite dance tune of the 90s (it's by Mike Ink, i.e. one half of Burger/Ink):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8DXBcbJq1A&feature=related

Unfortunately this version isn't available on any album - the Love Inc. album that came out in 1996 only has an inferior remix.

that was on like a bazillion comps tho

Yeah, that's how I got it.

This too is pretty good!! Very busy and maximalist, a style which has a place in my heart along with more austere offerings

I saw Lionrock several times and had their album and some singles. Saw death in vegas around the time of their 1st album and again supporting chemical brothers.

T99's biggest hit:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Cnsp06_7Rw&feature=related

the career-defining Lords of Acid track:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdmkjD2UTJU

this is all greatly appreciated

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPbVP6cots4

Omni Trio when they/he was good, as opposed to the era Tumoas recommended, which I refer to as "drum n blouse"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvjeQbYEAB0

"VIP Torture" from the mind-meltingly brilliant Panacea album Low Profile Darkness

this Lords Of Acid is grotesquely heavy and over-the-top, would rave to :D

it sounds like the buttspawn of Ministry and Orbital

did not expect to read Lords Of Acid and 'career-defining' in the same sentence.

Panacea = incredible xpost. Soundtrack to my year in Poland.

You seriously can't fuck with that Panacea album. It's face-melting.

(kind of too bad nothing else he did lived up to it, really)

yeah this is pretty intense

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwiVXWZ8QL8

LJ, here's some more Lords of Acid; same album (Lust), "The Most Wonderful Girl"

a lot of rave stuff from Belgium was heavily informed by industrial/new beat so there's an entire subsection of early 90s rave with this vibe to it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DVmDFszz2U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_KmWM8kH_s

Human Resource - "Dominator" (original mix and the more famous Joey Beltram remix)

actually someone fucked with the Beltram remix on that one, this is the real deal

1991 reprazent

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_KmWM8kH_s

foodtime but the Panacea was awesome, will listen to the rest on my return

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ww1Fma7wPpo

Panacea's "I'm Losing U", one of my favorite tracks like ever

Lords Of Acid continue to be pretty good, Beltram remix is now sounding dinstinctly Prodigy-esque, very aggressive

RECOMMENDATIONS: 90s "dance"/electronic music

moving this to another thread

cool

God this thread has got so good in the last couple of hours. Gonna go on such a music binge after my exams :D

Hey, I just noticed that Docking -20s by Syrinx 2600, one of my favourite 90s electronic albums that no one else seems to have ever heard of, is on Spotify, so I thought I'd share the link:

http://open.spotify.com/album/3xmD0YDXiSVwYxVnwwTCc6

If you like experimental electro and trancey synth drones, you should definitely check this out! (It's also one of those albums which get better and better towards the end - don't let the slow start fool you.)

no, honestly- i don't get the bone thugs thing. its das efx, who were rubbish (fu-shick ok i guess) made a bit soft and westy. anyway, i believe i have been sb by a few on my strong opinions on btah before, maybe even moreso than my lol opinions on abbey road, so lets just let it lie huh?

a) BTNH have nothing to do with Das EFX, stop playing yourself
b) Das EFX were awesome for like a year, stop playing yourself
c) most of BTNH's stuff is hard as fuck, stop playing yourself
d) BTNH weren't from anywhere near the west coast and don't sound any more "westy" than any other midwestern rap act of that era, unless anything other than new york = westy (stop playing yourself)
e) stop playing yourself

^^^ Manifesto of OTM

If you guys know of or want to talk about stuff that should or is being reissued, please visit my thread:

1990s Reissue Thread!

haha rev laying down the LAW

id forgotten about this

glad you revived this because holy balls DIRTY BOY what what who how

*clasps together hands atop desk*

nakh is a Suede fan?!!!

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http://www.avclub.com/article/space-jam-soundtrack-getting-vinyl-reissue-record--252500