drgiggles

Awesome website!! As far as myself goes: I started collecting records in 1985 or so. I am an all or nothing type of guy, so I tend to dig deep into an artist or style, or not even touch it. I am old enough to have been to a few acid house parties in the late 80's when I was in high school, and then I dove into the original United States rave scene from the early years... I am fortunate enough to have grown up during the 80's in a city, which at the time, had a great underground community radio station, world class record stores. and really good nightclubs, even all ages clubs, so I got to see a whole bunch of awesome bands and DJ's in the 80's and early 90's. It is not until I moved to other cities that I realized how fortunate I was as a teenager. 30 years later the lockdown feverishly renewed my interest in Mixing, making tracks and collecting records. Favorite artists (have made at least 5 really good records minimum) include: 808 State, DHS, Meat Beat Manifesto, FSOL, D'Arcangelo, Caspar Pound, Aleksi Perälä/Astrobotnia, Carl Finlow, Hashim, Old Richie Hawtin, old Joey Beltram , Newcleus, Not Breathing, Dif Juz, Pete Namlook, The Mover, Crystal Distortion/Network 23, Pete Shelley electronic stuff, old Front 242, Cocteau Twins, old Jesus and Mary Chain, Fast Eddie, Klaus Schulze, Aphex Twin, I.F.,Legowelt, Adrian Sherwood/Keith LeBlanc, Suburban Knight, Jega, Orlando Voorn, JTC, Chep Nunez, Latin Rascals, Freddie Fresh, Umwelt, Chris Carter, Technical Itch and Decoder, Rephlex Records, Chris Moss Acid, Renegade Soundwave, Suction records, Lory D, Old UR, Skinny Puppy, J. Saul Kane, New Order/Joy Divsion, Circle Jerks and anything that is done well and not too commercial. Depending on my mood though my tastes can change, that is what is so great about music, it can change your emotions almost instantly. Music is the ultimate in instant recall, pavlovian conditioning. I can remember, my emotions, the weather, where I was, where I was going, and the intense feeling of whatever my state was in at that time while listening to some of my favorite songs at certain times. I myself mix and scratch records. I am in a lifelong quest to hear the most killer music always! I am mainly after old school electro and underground futuristic new school electro (Morphology, ERP, Armec, Microlith, Versalife, Kan3da, Plant 43, 214, Analogical Force, CPU, AS1, Umwelt, Serge Geyzel, AC records), underground acid house, IDM and braindance, razor blade edits, Moog records, perverted comedy records, Bleeps and Breaks, 90-92 Hardcore, smooth and sleek Detroit Style techno, and electronic listening music from the beginning to now.

DO NOT ASK ME FOR MP3'S.......CAPICHE?

Just because a record is super rare does not mean it is good, there is so much music out there, that it would take 5 lifetimes to hear it all. Why is there so much music being repressed? When there is so much good new music only available digitally? I got a love/hate relationship with this site, it has turned me on to a lot of great music, but it has turned record collecting into baseball card collecting as well.

********RIP KEVIN DUNCAN AKA PROF. X*************

My YouTube Channel with Live Vinyl Dj Mix Videos

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC73cZFvqgsmkm-NAqvJzo6A

Making music under different names:
Newer Electro/ Broken Beat - Krutoid
Ambient experimental spacey dub shit - Reflectoid

Here is my free newest album on Bandcamp, Dark Techno and Braindance inspired by The Mover and old Aphex Twin:

https://reflectoid.bandcamp.com/album/krutoid-darkness-follows-me-everywhere-2

This album is more electro and idm style:

https://reflectoid.bandcamp.com/album/electro-defacto-krutoid

4 more ambient space music type albums:
https://reflectoid.bandcamp.com/