Wasily Binary Finary 1998 sounded fucking exhilarating on MDMA at the time!

    Still think Humate Love Stimulation is a top tenner.

      Breeder the Chain has to be up there. The best tracks like this sound amazing in transition

      Wasily Essentially, the gist of it was what colours our idea of ‘best’ dance track is heavily influenced by the first year of exposure to MDMA.

      Nowhere near true for me.

        alistair Still think Humate Love Stimulation is a top tenner.

        I’d agree with that, though which version? I’d say the PvD Mix.

            How quickly this thread has descended into a ‘I will post lots of prog tracks that I like’ farce.

            Predictable.

              Trying to pick a favorite is practically impossible, but I’m gonna have my best of all time be the track that made me realize I liked electronic music. I actually liked it before I knew what it was, but the track that connected the dots for me was this one, oddly enough:

                Kells77
                I’ve still a few Front 242 tracks somewhere. I got into some New beat but soon went off it.

                    bosstrabs How quickly this thread has descended into a ‘I will post lots of prog tracks that I like’ farce.

                    Predictable.

                    I’ll give it a few more posts before adding Pounds and Penz.

                      Dubman I’ve still a few Front 242 tracks somewhere. I got into some New beat but soon went off it.

                      I remember getting this on a cassette when I was about 12 or 13 and trying to convince everyone in my family that it was amazing….they did not agree (and still don’t) 😂

                        After giving it more thought than I should, I’d have to go with this one. Tuff call tho. Luke Slater; Love (Loved) and Basic Channel; Phylyps Track II/II are tuff to pass over.

                        Horsepower (Remix) - CJ Bolland

                        Techno masterpiece, from a techno god. 30 years old but still so so good.

                          PeterSpadang
                          I can remember the day I bought it from Luke Slater’s record shop Jelly jam records in Brighton. I still prefer the original mix. I was somewhat obsessed with R&S back then as well.

                              Dubman Yep, I was obsessed too - a really strong line up (if you like techno). Original version is amazing too, but this remix was one of the first I heard thats was radically different to the original, yet there is still no doubt its a remix. If that makes sense!

                                alistair I’m not really into Adam Beyer’s stuff sooooo yeah. 😅 It wasn’t bad. I liked the Medway remix.