Electronica/dance/techno/et cetera.

[Ropeburn]

Great beats!

Oh man... Yeah, 808 day is propbably more important than 909 day.

Next year we'll do better, I'm sure.

Haha yeah it's a shame. We must do better lol

Anyway, check this one, killer 909 beats!

 

[stalepie2]

 

[MouseOnMars]

I know this has been probably been played before, but i just love it

 

[Ibofobi]

 

[Ropeburn]

A nice weekend to yours!

Have something whimsical:

 

[Ibofobi]

A nice weekend to yours!

Have something whimsical:

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Tasty!

 

[Ropeburn]

Cold as ice and dark as night

 

[Ropeburn]

Belter:

 

[audiofooled]

One of the Cryptic Minds 2026 remasters:

 

[Eric Natural]

The new Bridgers is very electronic minus the 4 to the floor

 

[Ibofobi]

 

[stalepie2]

 

[Ropeburn]

I see Jam & Spoon, I upvote. Dudes made a whole bunch of bangers

 

[stalepie2]

I see Jam & Spoon, I upvote. Dudes made a whole bunch of bangers

I've never heard of them, but i'm probably too young

 

[Ibofobi]

I've never heard of them, but i'm probably too young

Neither have I. I'm probably too young too.

 

[Ropeburn]

Guys, at this point it's probably not a question of age but rather one of exposition. Simply where in the world you were at the time.

Jam & Spoon were HUGE in 90s Europe, and beyond - not just in the electronic underground, but the "overground" too. Every rave festival and club party blasted their tracks. Most successful example is Right in the Night

It's really a Eurodance track as opposed to the trance and hardtrance stuff they're mostly known for today. Big success anyway.

 

[Ropeburn]

Alright, back to the serious stuff. Hehe

Exactly the sound and style I'm chasing in my own music...

 

[stalepie2]

Guys, at this point it's probably not a question of age but rather one of exposition. Simply where in the world you were at the time.

Jam & Spoon were HUGE in 90s Europe, and beyond - not just in the electronic underground, but the "overground" too. Every rave festival and club party blasted their tracks. Most successful example is Right in the Night

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It's really a Eurodance track as opposed to the trance and hardtrance stuff they're mostly known for today. Big success anyway.

I think the closest on TV that I remember in '93 was Ace of Base - All that She Wants, but i have no idea why that's coming to mind.. Alt-rock was all the rage then instead (Soundgarden, Stone Temple Pilots...) but not much "dance" music which tends to have more synthesizers)

 

[stalepie2]

The new Bridgers is very electronic minus the 4 to the floor

reminds me a little of NIN - Right Where It Belongs v2

 

[stalepie2]

Exactly the sound and style I'm chasing in my own music...

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