Quote from m;49679well... I thin k a good re-mastered for vinyl pressing is essential... lousy tape quality on vinyl is something that I am not really interested in...
but there are no added touches unless stated as some of the tunes like the one i started with this thread sound like some Big Beat tune from the late 1990's.
I hate it when someone touches up some tune from the past unless it's only cleaning up.
Cheers bud for the replys.
Quote from m;49563What do you mean with original? 80's? Or authentic and good music?
I released some 80's stuff (most of my 80's records are sold out)... same goes for Kernkrach, Genetic and WSDP... these three labels deserve the most credits as they did this way before there was this minimal hype... my label started in 2004... still before the actual hype
I mean were they made in the 1980's and have not been remixed or touched up for today.
But are they the original tunes.
Quote from picacoco;48107Display MoreThey are reediting some of the 80's underground synth bands.
I think that it's a good starting to search all the Flexi-Pop compilations, also the New Wave Complex ones.
have a look here too:
http://www.mannequinmailorder.com
and well, dive, dive and dive across thousands of blogs!
So the comps i have been buying are not the original tunes and are 2010 updates. 
Just bought a CD from Sounds Of The Universe from this label and it's all European Synth New Wave/Pop from the late 70's/mid 80's.
Anyone an expert.
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Quote from elektroakust.;42852first time i hear this vocal version of "Frequency 7" ...interesting.
only knew this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nA9YrUktxDU
i don't hear similarites to "It's Channel One" though...
Ah that instrumental so ahead of it's time.
Shit just found this one and it reminds me a bit of Juan Aitkins Channel One track.
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Remember reading that Terminator X wanted to do a Bass track back in the day.
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I just thought i wonder if someone could just strip the vocals of the tune but not remixes as i hate remixes of anything.
When i have read interviews in mags or online with Juan Aitkins and he is talking about his past it seems he never mentions Electro,was he a fan of the stuff coming out of New York,California and Miami and did he like Hip Hop.
Quote from doctorcrack;38097Display Morea few good ones..
Invisible DJ-DEF -87
Wizards Of The Turntables- Dont Breathe (We're Rocking The Cut) -88
Channel One-It's Channel One -87
BMW-Rock The House -87
K.C. & Crew - Greater Detroit -87
T.Mack - Mill Due (The Galactic funk Dj) -85
You know your shit.
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Wow never heard of him before.
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Essex Soul Boy stuff nice.
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Ah so it was a track only for that comp 
cheers my head was starting to bleed finding the info on the night
Can not find any info on this track?????was it a b-side and was it Model 500 in name.
Juan - Techno Music (1988)
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[QUOTE=AITCH-SKI;38625]Techno Hop sure was a great name that churned out 90% shite. It's just a name they came up with no doubt coz they thought it sounded all "techno"logical & futuristic.
Yeah but Techno Kuts was the real deal but sadly it started to late.
Wasn't the Electro heads in California calling there sound Techno in 1986.
Joey Beltram track to me is House music or Rave to me.
