VariousTechno 2: The Next Generation

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Electronic

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Techno, House

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Tracklist

Area 10Love Takes Me Over7:05
Reel By RealAftermath5:13
KGB (2)Stark6:33
MK*Mirror, Mirror6:24
Octave One Featuring Lisa NewberryI Believe5:33
InfinitiTechno Por Favor5:10
PsycheElements6:50
ViceRitual5:48

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    Cover of Techno 2: The Next Generation, 1990-03-19, VinylTechno 2: The Next Generation
    LP, Album, Compilation, Stereo
    10 Records – DIX 89, 10 Records – 210 506UK1990UK1990
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    Cover of Techno 2: The Next Generation, 1990, CDTechno 2: The Next Generation
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    10 Records – DIXCD 89, 10 Records – 260 506UK1990UK1990
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    Cover of Techno 2: The Next Generation, 1990, CassetteTechno 2: The Next Generation
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    10 Records – CDIX 89, 10 Records – 410 506UK1990UK1990
    Cover of Techno 2: The Next Generation, 1990, VinylTechno 2: The Next Generation
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    10 Records – 210 506, 10 Records – DIX 89Europe1990Europe1990
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    Cover of Techno 2: The Next Generation, 1990, VinylTechno 2: The Next Generation
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    10 Records – DIX 89Italy1990Italy1990
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    Reviews

    • Numanoid's avatar
      Numanoid
      Edited 2 years ago
      Released early in the year 1990, an oustanding timeless compilation that still is a bluerprint for all things techno. Octave One's "I Believe" is about as good as music can get: past, present and future.
      The only track not making the cut is Area 10's freestyle middle-of-the road "Love Takes Me Over" which I find a complete misfit in this company. So skip that track, and start listening from track 2 is my advice.
      • Alain_Patrick's avatar
        Alain_Patrick
        What can we say about Stark? A deep, exquisite Techno piece, seriously underrated; this masterpiece should get a lot more credit, first of all because it was of a kind, and also for its aesthetic and futuristic atmosphere (remember we were in 1990).
        • MISTER_DIA-TRIBE_73's avatar
          Edited 7 years ago
          Best tracks on this LP is....

          Area 10 Love Takes Me Over 7:05
          –Reel By Real Aftermath 5:13
          –KGB (2) Stark 6:33
          –MK* Mirror, Mirror 6:24
          –Octave One Featuring Lisa Newberry I Believe 5:33
          –Infiniti Techno Por Favor 5:10
          –Psyche Elements 6:50
          –Vice Ritual 5:48

          Oh that's all of them...

          Sign of a great comp then!

          Musica is the language!

          ;)

          P.s. If I had to pick 3 of these it would be back to back Octave One Featuring Lisa Newberry I Believe ... KGB (2) Stark (For years I thought this was Ritchie Hawtin) .... Infiniti Techno Por Favor
          • iljin1's avatar
            iljin1
            This is just such a good compilation. Takes you to another world. KGB-Stark is awesome. Very dark. Best track on this compilation followed by Techno Por Favor wich is another great techno piece. But this said, the other pieces are just so good as well. You just gotta feel this compilation.
            • docus's avatar
              docus
              Stark by KGB...

              This is the stand-out track of the album for me, one of my all-time favourite Detroit techno tracks. It's a stripped, dark, bubbling, acid-tinged monster with a really deep, rolling, off-kilter vibe. Droning synth-lines float up and merge with eerie snippets of vocals, while dark, gritty breakbeats drive the whole thing along, underpinned by a muscular, surging bassline that coils around all the elements like a sea-sepent. Relentless...

              True techno. A masterpiece.

              (With apologies for the purple prose.)
              • Magnetonium's avatar
                Magnetonium
                Edited 19 years ago
                This CD is a great follow-up to the 'The New Sound Of Detroit' CD. Neil Rushton shows yet again that he can make a small 8 track compilation with under 50 minutes total and still get away with it. This record is filled with classics and rare to find gems that will forever have a place in my heart and in the hearts of many other detroit techno fans. One of my all-time detroit favourites is featured here, Octave One "I Believe", with a beautiful synth sound that is unique to detroit.

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