Give me only your absolute best electronic albums. Don't come in here with that pleb shit.
I'll start off with Underworld - dubnobasswithmyheadman
Give me only your absolute best electronic albums. Don't come in here with that pleb shit
Christian Russell
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Xavier Perry
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Owen Nelson
>dance music
>album
Found the pleb already
James Brown
Justin Campbell
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Luis Gutierrez
You can recommend singles too, I'm just not feeling like searching 50 different things in Soulseek
Juan Morgan
Wrong quote
Camden Cooper
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Ryan Harris
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Jason Wright
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Xavier Hall
Probably my last one
Austin Clark
Classics only mode
Orbital - Snivilisation, Brown Album, or In Sides
The Chemical Brothers - Further, Dig Your Own Hole, or Surrender
The Orb - U.F.Orb, Orbus Terrarium, Moonbuilding or Chill Out World
Fluke - Risotto or Six Wheels on My Wagon
The Future Sound of London - Accelerator or Lifeforms
BT - IMA, This Binary Universe, Untitled, or Movement in Still Life
Saint Etienne - Foxbase Alpha or Tiger Bay
Massive Attack - Mezzanine, Blue Album or Protection
Aiden Sullivan
probably this
Nolan Wood
My nigga. Anybody who hasn't listened to any of these needs to.
I saw The Orb last October in my home state of North Carolina, of all places.
Jonathan Lewis
RIDE THE SAINTED RHYTHMS ON THE MIDNIGHT TRAIN TO ROMFORD
RIDE THE SAINTED RHYTHMS....
Dubnobasswithmyheadman is, quite literally, the greatest fucking album of all time.
YOU NEVER TOUCH ME ANYMORE THIS WAYYYYYYYYYYY
Wyatt Gomez
If you haven't heard any Underworld live shows it's time for you to start. Most of their shows are 100% improvised and fluid, song structures are messed with on the fly and setlists generally don't exist. During one tour they used a randomizer to force them to play setlist arrangements they'd never think of and rare songs they'd never consider normally. Probably the best performers of electronica on the planet.
Selected shows:
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Carter Rogers
Fucking love how much The Orb has been touring, and their shows are total madness. Saw them at the Metro for $20 a few years ago, high as hell, and of their 3 hour set I clearly recognized maybe 3 songs.
Austin Stewart
>Most of their shows are 100% improvised and fluid, song structures are messed with on the fly and setlists generally don't exist. During one tour they used a randomizer to force them to play setlist arrangements they'd never think of and rare songs they'd never consider normally.
Fuck, I never knew this was how they want about their live shows. And I never listened to any of their live albums aside from Everything, Everything.
I gotta check some of their other live stuff out.
James Thomas
Everything, Everything is good, but they cherrypicked their tightest performances for that album, and edited them after the fact. They're better raw.
Here's a 16 minute Rez/Cowgirl for example
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Gabriel Scott
What did you think about Barbara Barbara? I though it was very fucking good.
Jayden Jackson
I loved it as well. Should've won the Grammy imo, but the Grammy's are shite anyway.
Adam Gonzalez
It's fantastic - honestly it became my favorite Underworld album for a while. Nowadays I think it's a little short (Low Burn was supposed to be an epic, but apparently High Contrast convinced them to shorten it), and I don't think Ova Nova holds up at all, but it's very high up there. I'm a huge Chemical Brothers fan as well and the album sounds like a hybrid of Underworld's and The Chems' sound, so no wonder I love it.
Jose Bell
Have you guys heard their soundtrack for Breaking and Entering with Gabriel Yared? I try to tell everyone who might be interested about it
Oliver Harris
Seconding the other user about Underworld live. Everything, Everything was my favorite live album until Alive 2007 eclipsed it.
You should also look up the Dirty Epic EP user. I was getting into Undworld during my teenage weeaboo days, and something about Underworld's music specifically reminded me of the Akira soundtrack - this was BEFORE I had heard the Dirty Epic EP.
So imagine my weeaboo sperg-delight when I'm listening to a remix track and "Dolls' Polyphony" from the Akira soundtrack is clearly and unmistakably audible. I felt like I'd predicted something; I felt vindicated. It's a silly story but I know it's true, at least.
Bentley Diaz
Nice. The version of Dirty with the Akira outro is a mild rarity now, on compilations they use a 10 minute version with a different outro. Here's a 320kbps share:
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I didn't include it but look for the 1992 12" release of Dirty they did as Lemon Interrupt too. The b-side Minneapolis / Minneapolis Airwaves is cool.
Jayden Carter
>tfw live in Minneapolis
>tfw fantasize about this being my encore just to see who gets it
Zachary Ward
Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith - EARS. So good.