top 5 electronic musicians since 1993

lcd soundsystem
amon tobin
moby
tiesto (#1 dj in the world!!1)
radiohead

i agree with elan, except he forgot aphex twin and autechre.

k, nevermind

hold on...tiesto was #1?

did you say 1?

roni size.

this thread is pretty stupid actually...I mean how many electronic musicians are there. 17?

19 actually, you forgot Momus and Michael Clegg.

can't believe no one's mentioned UNKLE

they were only good cos of Ian Brown/Thom Yorke/Richard Aschroft's talent.

lolcd soundsystem

momus
timbaland
girl talk

who is your favorite electronic guitar player

who is your favourite musician I like

Out of my way! - i've gots'ta post to this brilliant premise...

Luke Vibert Rules!!!

Felix da Housecat
Danny Tenaglia
Ace of Base
cLOUDEAD
Madonna

Squarepusher AKA Tom Jenkinson
Coldcut
Brian McFadden
The cat that walked across my keyboard the other day
Louis Jagger

peaches
kid koala
dj spooky
zero 7
cex

it's britney, bitch.

louis jagger is my favorite rap artist since 1993

All these responses are horrible.

now i got carte
blanche postin' on the
heart-wrench snap-ranch
hoosteen ma homeboy ethan p
deej as well the homeboyz
three, bros in combat, oil
to burn, toil and trouble
all's i can see, well, shee-yit
i got trouble for i.l.x.
don't need no tv, this is
street knowledge, me to you
reportin' from da front-
line of i love mu-
sic, we're sick, our
beats are slick, with
some fairly well-elocuted
if sterile rapping in the verses

-- Just got offed, Friday, 17 August 2007 15:28 (16 seconds ago) Link

The White Stripes
The Hives
The Strokes
Jet
Joanna Newsom

All these responses are horrible.

-- electioneer, Thursday, October 25, 2007 11:52 AM (1 minute ago) Bookmark Link

get one joek
http://obsidianwings.blogs.com/obsidian_wings/kitten.jpg

John Jacob Jinglesmith.

(Serious answer:Ian Boddy/Jez Creek/David Morley/Richard Lainhart/Gary Chang)

now i got carte
blanche postin' on the
heart-wrench snap-ranch
hoosteen ma homeboy ethan p
deej as well the homeboyz
three, bros in combat, oil
to burn, toil and trouble
all's i can see, well, shee-yit
i got trouble for i.l.x.
don't need no tv, this is
street knowledge, me to you
reportin' from da front-
line of i love mu-
sic, we're sick, our
beats are slick, with
some fairly well-elocuted
if sterile rapping in the verses

-- Just got offed, Friday, 17 August 2007 15:28 (16 seconds ago) Link

-- deej, Thursday, October 25, 2007 11:53 AM (11 minutes ago) Bookmark Link

what thread was it where lj watches rap videos & comments on them

Will 'New Answers' ever go back to normal?

There's no point showing late 90s hip-hop to Louis. He sees the dudes walking around mansions with $500,000 grills and water fountains spunking out 3 gallons of VSOP every hour and just goes "My god, how do these people manage to survive in such poverty?"

-- Dom Passantino, Thursday, 16 August 2007 20:22 (2 months ago) Link

Ah, some great live drum-sampling here. Added to the expert scratching and we have the work of what is clearly an experienced and highly able producer. The lyrics are delivered with a particularly self-righteous tone; good thing, then, that its orators can back up their puffed egocentricism with captivating flow and a gripping self-justification. They make out like they're the meanest kids on the street; rap-wise, they probably are. Excellent stuff.

-- Just got offed, Friday, 17 August 2007 10:15 (2 months ago) Link

on "Wild Out"

longest hazing ritual ever

-- That one guy that hit it and quit it, Friday, 17 August 2007 15:11 (2 months ago) Link

Soviet surely deserves a mention.

I was about to mention Alan Wilder although it occurs to me that most of his best work was pre-1993.

W.I.T.
Daft Punk
Gary Numan
Fisher Spooner
Sunburned Hand of the Man

The Aphex Twins
Polygon Window
Caustic Window
AFX
Daft Punk
Madonna