Patrick Lindsey

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Patrick Lindsey
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Born in Bad Nauheim near Frankfurt, Patrick Lindsey was one of the founders of the much respected label Kanzleramt in 1993. Later Patrick also worked for Le Petit Prince and started his own label School Records which is now Funkwelle at Alphabet City (Germany).
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Albums

The Phat Jive

(3 versions)
Harthouse America 1996

Patrick Lindsey / Der Dritte Raum / Alter Ego - Harthouse 100 Live (2 versions)

Harthouse 1997

Get The Phonk Out My Face

(2 versions)
School Records 1998

Singles & EPs

Torment

(2 versions)
Harthouse 1994

Another Day

(12")
Kanzleramt 1994

Engagement

(10")
Harthouse 1994

Nerv Crush

(10")
Harthouse 1995

Phat Jive

(12")
Harthouse America 1996

Prepare To Jam

(12")
Harthouse 1996

Phonk School

(3 versions)
School Records 1997

Mel O'Ween / Patrick Lindsey - School 01 (12")

School Records 1997

Sax Attack

(3 versions)
Groove Alert Records 1998

Dülken Traxx

(12")
School Records 1998

Phonk School

(12")
Loud & Slow 1998

Coby Johnson & Patrick Lindsey - Walking Saw / Wanna Dance! (12")

School Records 1998

Dulken Traxx #2 EP

(12", EP)
School Records 1998

Sexy Breakz

(3 versions)
School Records 1999

Patrick Lindsey Presents Monika Kruse - The Last Night (12")

School Records 1999

Everybody

(3 versions)
Fuel Records 2000

Monika Kruse & Patrick Lindsey - U Like (12")

Trackland 2000

Liquid Phonk & Patrick Lindsey - Smile On Your Face (2 versions)

IDPL 2004

Patrick Lindsey & Gregor Tresher - It Just Won't Stop EP (12", EP)

Terminal M 2004

Monika Kruse & Patrick Lindsey - Whds (12")

Terminal M 2006

Wanton Mood / Im Tagtraum Versunken

(12")
Funkwelle 2007

Das Böse Brett / What Is This

(2 versions)
Funkwelle 2008
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Review by thepts May 28, 2005 (edited over 7 years ago)
I loved Harthouse, Harthouse was I guess my first big music
experience and I will always love it because of that.
And in Harthouse there were like three "stars" whose names popped up on everything I loved; Eternal Basement, Jiri.Ceiver and Patrick Lindsey. Patrick Lindseys style back then was highly experimental, aggressive, almost like rock'n'roll without the long hair and narcissism. :D

He made not only these very exiting soundscapes but I guess most of all really REALLY tried to communicate with music more than most of the other Harthousers. And thus "Torment" was probably the first techno tune that I really loved.

So as you see this is a review of what he was back in Harthouse and kind of offense to him as an artist to judge him only based on that. I promise I'll check out his homepage now and see what he's doing at this point. But I can say at this point, no doubt he's got a mind for music.

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