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Location: Zaanstad (Netherlands) the suburbs of AMSTERDAM. . . .
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ORIGINATOR OF THE OLD SKOOL LOVERS '80 - '93 FORUM

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Dance music lover from the day I was born.
Getting excited on the 'synth' sounds of Depeche Mode, Kraftwerk, Electric Boogie / BreakDance, Italo etc.
Starting to love and buy housemusic in 1988 when I was 12 years old, but it all started when I heard Love Can't Turn Around from Farley Funk in '86, that sound was my religion and turned me into a JACK-O-HOLIC!

My collection is about 2700 pcs. from Jackin' New Age Italo Freestyle Indie Ambient Rave Garage Electro Techno BreakBeat EBM House to Total Hardcore HI NRG Synt Wave Acid Deep Gabba Mindfuck Distortion New Beat and everything between that + the good old '70's and '80's music.



With mi best m8 I also own a lot of old vintage synths and drumcomputers, just bangin' and buggin' 4 phun - MAYHEM!

BUNKERHEADZ EQUIPMENT:

ROLAND:
TR 808
TR 707
TR 606
MC 202
MC 303
TB 303
SH 101
Juno 106
Juno 6
Juno 2
JSQ-60
W30
U 220
JP8080

KORG:
MS 10
Poly 800
DDM 110

AKAI:
S 950
S 3000
MPC 2000 XL fully loaded

CRUMAR:
Stratus
Performer

ENSONIQ:
Mirage
Fizmo

SIEL:
DK 80

PAIA:
Vocoder 6710

MAM:
MB 33 mk2

NOVATION:
Supernova
Drumstation

PHILIPS:
PMC 100 Composer

QUASIMIDI:
Quasar
QM 309
Raven

KEYFAX:
Phattboy Midi controller filter bank

INKEL:
MX 1810 18ch. mixing console

BEHRINGER:
MX 8000 24ch. mixing console incl.meterbridge

AMEK:
Amek TAC 32ch.mixing console

YAMAHA:
8 channel MD recorder MD8
SW60XG Soundcard

LEXICON:
MX-200

FOCUSRITE:
Platinum Mixmaster

and loads of effects, converters and patchbays...

Workin' with: REASON, REBIRTH, CAKEWALK, COOL EDIT 2000, SOUNDDIVER, SOUNDFORGE.





HOUSE = A PHEELIN'
DON'T LET IT DIE
UNDERGROUND PHOR EPHA!

ANY QUESTIONS? sonikunderground@hotmail.comm

http://www.myspace.com/bunkerheadz



we are not sad, we are not happy, we are just weird! bunkerheadz - dee f-fekkt



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TSUNTO
WILL_S





BIG SHOUT OUT TO THE PEOPLE WHO MADE THE AMSTERDAM AREA THAT MAGIC PLACE DURING THE HAYDAYZ OF THE 1st WAVES OF HOUSEMUSIC & CULTURE -

DJ Eddie De Clercq, Paul Jay, Maz Weston, Per, Jeroen Flamman, Abraxas, Gino, Dano, Dimitri, Marcello, Eric Nouhan, Godard, Eng Bo Kho, Gert Van Veen, Ardy Beesemer, Fred Berkhout, Eric Cycle, Orlando Voorn, Robert Meijer, Crazy Shaun, Michel v/d Berg, King Bee, Da Juice, KC The Funkaholic, Marcel Kennis, D-Shake, Joost Van Bellen, Dylan Hermelijn, Sandy Huner, Surkus, Ad de Feijter, Ambient Daan, Lady Dames, E-One, Buzz Fuzz, Graham B, DJ Johnson, Mickey V, Edwin B, Phantomas, Cellie, Jose Salvador, The Prophet, Spider Willem, Multigroove, Mazzo, Roxy, Richter, Waakzaamheid, Latido, Palace, Fun/Hemkade, Amnesia, Subtopia, Herengracht 114, Planet E, Beatclub, Pacha, Coffeeshop 222, Outland Records (Pieter, Mickey, Jerry, Edgar, Hans, Jerome, Dano, Bart Skills, Theor, Anthony and the ones I forgot...), Black Beat, Dance Tracks (Maikel, Tommy, Soedesh, Unger), Rhythm Import (Singel / Nieuwendijk), Boudisque, Wild! Shop, ZX Fashion, DADARA, OTTO KRUIJSEN, THOMAS NOORDHOEK, GO BANG!, ESP, TORSO, LOWER EAST SIDE, TINK! Records, Radio 100, Amsterdam FM and all that I forgot!
Buyer Rating: 100.0% positive (4 ratings)

BUNKERHEADZ's groups (24)

 Reviews:

Pallas - A Taste Of Ulysses - 26-Jul-07 01:40 PM
What a smashing release by the guys named Arnout Winkler & Jochem Peteri on the Lower East Side label, a wise decision by Flamman & Abraxas to do so.
3 Deep Techno House cuts that ya still can play today.

Ulysses Horizons is build round Adonis his 'We're Rocking Down The House' voice sample and a heavy sub-bass that goes well with the TR-909 sounds.
To complete this Deep trip ya have a nice synthpad that lifts ya up, higher and higher, making ya scream for more, Hands In The Air music...switch on the fog machine and stroboscope.

Flowerdale Beach is a happy track that is driven by an Organ and a Deep sub-bass stab, just a moody tune that makes ya wanna hug people and dance till the break the dawn.
So simple but yet so damn effective and energetic.

'Are You In Heaven' asks a whispering male voice to ya, well yes I am, what a stupid question.
With music like this ya are garantueed to make a trip up, Deephouse with a Techno feeling, what a rush!

Shame we never have heard of Arnout Winkler anymore after this release, what a gifted producer he would have been now.
Jochem Peteri is still doing his thing, as Ross 154 on Eevolute music he made stuff that sounded like Pallas but it didn't came that close, though it was good music as well....

Mecca - Allah Hoo - 26-Jul-07 10:28 AM
An early Dutch House production involving Eddie De Clerq and Gert Van Veen.
A record that defines the spirit and atmosphere and energy from the days in clubs like The Roxy in Amsterdam and De Waakzaamheid in Koog a/d Zaan.

Allah Hoo is a House track with Arabic singing blend with the typical Gert Van Veen music underneath it, simple but with an unstopable energy, in the same vein as House Of Venus and A-Men.

Arabesque has that feel all the early Quazar trax had, a Tribal sound combined again with Arabic sounds, an excellent Tribal Ethnic trip tune.

Deep In Love is an Ambient track, not that special but it breaths the early A'dam House scene atmosphere, still gives me that 'special' early days feeling.
Funny thing is that the track never ends due a never ending run out groove, it keeps on looping.

A release that captures that raw Peace, Love and Unity feeling of the early Dutch House scene.

Various - Best Belgian Beats - 10-May-06 08:40 PM
A solid selection of trax on this New Beat compilation LP.

The A side contains one weak spot with the Confetti's but the rest is wicked!
From pure New Beat tracks wich sound melancholic and heavy...to more uptempo Acidic sounds.

The B side is like the A side, from slow to uptempo, a good mixture of the Belgium sounds from the end of the 80's.

As last track we find Liaisons D - Beats And More Beats, a track with a story behind it.

Paul Ward told me that at the time ('89) that they had their radioshow on S.I.S. Antwerpen called 'Liaisons Dangereuses' they started to fool around with gear in order to produce tracks themself they could play at on their Liaisons Dangereuses radioshow..
Not happy with the result of this track due a lack of knowledge of the gear and producing process they 'deleted' this track, but USA IMPORT did publish it while Paul and Sven didn't know anything about this, you can imagine that they were not happy when they found out the track was put out on this LP.

IMO there ain't nothing wrong with it, just a Belgium New Beat track like they were made round that time, driving bassline, robotic voices, nothing wrong with this stuff :)

Various - The Ambient Groove - 26-Apr-06 04:57 PM
A rare piece of Ambient 'n Trance here on ESP Records.
This twelve is a Limited Edition promo teaser for the compilation CD 'ESP VOL. 3 "The Ambient Groove"'.

On the A side we find Ken Ishii under his Rising Sun alter ego delivering us a nice cut of IDM, a wicked tune to trip on in those late hours . . .

Microglobe gives you a decent piece of German craftmanship by pleasing your ears with some quality German Ambient in the best tradition, those German sounds we loved so much in the early 90's.

The B side is what makes this twelve one to hunt it down, 2 trax only released on this Limited Edition release:

Starting with Wax, an aka of Robert Meijer wich is more famous for his Gabba project High Energy on Mokum Records then the Chill Out sounds he pulls outta his gear: an absolute weird combo of soft Breakbeats, deep subs, sweeping synth pads and a melody riff that makes you smile and dance.

And last but not least this sought after tune wich is only released on this piece of vinyl: Phil Western's XMT with Atlantic Under Clouds.
A tune that can be described as a slow New Beat track with Trance elements.
It's slowly builds and builds with it's cowbell looking sound untill it grabs you, play it round +10% to achieve maximum hypnotic effects, what a monster!

If you like this sound I recommend to hunt down this twelve, or find the CD on ESP or the SUN CD release to have these beauties in your collection...

Sypposytyk Hypnozya - Untitled - 24-Apr-06 10:56 AM
...Forgotten moments in Dance history, these quality tunes on that quality label BUZZ.

The first thing you think off when hearing this is ' DAMN!, a record by Mark 'Fantasy UFO' Ryder I never heard of', whilst it is produced by some Belgian lads of wich one is blind.
His blindness may have helped him to 'feel' the sounds more then a person that can see because we all know that blind people have way more better hearing then us 'seeing' people . .

Double Dimension and Translucid Dream are full of BASS and BLEEPS moved by 'simple' 808 beats and are sounding like I said before, as Fantasy UFO, UK Warehouse sounds straight outta Belgium.

Hard Oclusio is a pre Progressive House tuna in the best tradition of the Progressive House style that emerged round '92 from the UK, if you like Leftfield and the early Guerilla Records sound this track is one to watch out for!

The best kept secret from the BUZZ label must be the last track on this twelve, Meditation Circle, a Deep Ambient track driven by a Freestyle 808 pattern, a spooky haunting synth pad that floats and pulsates and changes colors during the whole tune, add a scary sounding voice sample and you'll be garantueed hypnotised while listening to this untill the last tones fade away......

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