Albotron, good words 
Quote from albotron;63493but mixing without any turntable sucks. it looks like you start the playlist and check your facebook page all night. dj winamp is ridiculous for a club...
Yes, I'm so discouraged that this type of dj's with stealing files supporting by electro community for gigs & festivals. 
Quote from ghosttechnology;63485That is something I personally can do nothing about, as you can do nothing about cd's and vinyl being ripped and they are getting ripped all the time.
vinyl ripped not so often, escpecially stuff like yours. i can't see even digital ghost technology stuff for free.
Quote from ghosttechnology;63485A product is a thing produced by labor or effort and we certanly put effort into our releases.
OK 
Quote from ghosttechnology;63485I can't hold a movie I have seen in a cinema in my hands either.
Man, you forgot about DVD & Blu-Ray? 
Quote from Nanomorph;63480Can you LISTEN to digital?
Yes.
I'm also can listen the wind and rain drops.
Quote from ghosttechnology;63478How is digital not a product?
can you take digital in hands?
Though, you like label owner, please explain what is the profit when 10 people buy and 1000 download at free & play it for money?
There is a one thing, CD & Vinyl are the product, but digital isn't, it's just numbers of bites. And now we have laptop dj's with shitty mp3 (not wav), which was downloaded (aka stealed :)), not purchased. What is the the profit of it, can somebody explain?
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After breaking through with some powerful EPs on Night Slugs, Girl Unit is back to continue what he started. Interestingly, the grimey element in his earlier output has been replaced by a screamingly loud electro influence, positioned in the kind of snappy funk favoured by EDMX and his Breakin Records posse. From "Ensemble (Club Mix)" to "Plaza", the sharp edges of the synth work chafe against crisp drum machine workouts, leaving six cold crush bangers in their wake. It's something of a departure for Girl Unit, but he's absolutely nailed the target sound with tracks that will absolutely tear up the dance.
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It's a divine proof! I can't there any articles about Madonna, Rihanna, Britney, even about Timbaland or Neptunes, it's so strange because they are also electro music! 
The definition of Electro House, thats to be clear:
Electro House is stylistic variety of the house music, located at the intersection of house and electroclash.
The appearance of Electro House promoted the emergence and blossoming of a style of electronic music as Electroclash in the late 1990s, Electroclash combines styles such as New Wave/Synthpop, and also one of the elements of Electroclash is punk vocals, usually female, on the themes of glamor, sex and science fiction. One of the first musicians to the masses advancing Electro House is an Italian DJ - Benny Benassi, who is a fan of Electroclash scene. Thanks to his Electro House is one of the most popular types of electronic dance music. At first his song Satisfaction played on the Electroclash-parties, it played by such DJs as Soulwax, Erol Alkan, Tiga, Larry Tee. Composition Satisfaction gained popularity, and dominating the charts around the world - from Canada to Australia and Russia, and still has not lost relevance.
Electro House using a different drum machine, using an analog bass (sawtooth bass), high-tone leads of synthesizers. BPM ranging from 125 to 135 BPM
Also, despite the similarity in name, not to be confused with Electro House and Electro. Both styles have absolutely nothing in common.
Electro House has several sub-styles: Dirty Electro House, aka French Electro House (dynamic, more commercial, with frequent use of vocals, with "dirty" sound in the main sub-genres represented French musicians: Justice, Teenage Bad Girl, Boys Noize, and others. Electro-Tech (originated by Tech House'a; has dark and hard, "synthetic" sound with the addition of noise, mainly represented by the following artists: Gregor Tresher, Xenia Beliayeva, Anthony Rother, Kiko, and others. In the work of French artists such as Etienne De Crecy, Digitalism, Autokratz, Justice , Alex Gopher, is very noticeable effect of Electroclash, Nu Rave and style of the band Daft Punk. Gaining popularity a form of Electro house - Fidget House , which includes elements of Hip-Hop, Nu Rave and Dubstep, represented by such artists as Crookers, Ac Slater , Aquasky and many others.
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Quote from Starchild;62004My only answer is what I stated before, don't be mean because someone refers to what they do as electro, instead, refer to your electro as something more specific like electro funk, or electro bass.
It's way to nothing, I mean. May be better tell to interlocutor that incorrect say just Electro about Electro House?
Quote from Starchild;62000Dude!!! Educate yourself: http://www.discogs.com/artist/Tangerine+Dream
What especially I'll educate and how it connect with electro genre ( the subject of this tread) ?
Quote from Starchild;62000...and just Google them...its not a mystery that both Kraftwerk and TD came out of the Krautrock scene.
Yes, and what specific you want to say with that?
P.S. : I bigger fan of EM (so, I'm educate enough), then EDM (which including electro), so please stop call all music made with synthesizers - Electro! It's the one of reasons why electro in strange bad situation.
Quote from Starchild;61971...and so these artists are not Electro music because they are some other sub-genre, even if they are electronic themselves?
not Electro, Electronic
Quote from Starchild;61971Please look at the history of Electronic music, and look at the root of the word Electro
we here talk not about word Electro, we talk about genre of EDM call Electro. And Electronic Music & EDM kinda different things.
Quote from Starchild;61971Also, both Tangerine Dream and Kraftwerk were born out of the Krautrock scene.
Quote from Starchild;61967Electro is not a style, it is an approach of making music electronically.
You absolutely wrong
Quote from Starchild;61967Wendy Carlos, Tangerine Dream, Kraftwerk, Brian Eno...etc
Kraftwerk - Düsseldorf School, synt-pop, electro
Tangerine Dream - krautrock, Berlin School
Brian Eno - ambient
Wendy Carlos - sympho-electronic
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http://www.discogs.com/artist/Amit - UK dnb producer, famous for his half-step tracks.
Quote from Erick Steele;61335Neil Landstrumm!! making electro?? coooooool
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