4 May 2016, 19:01
The past is a foreign country.
Electronic Music
Hey guys, I'm a big fan of electronic music, I DJ part time at local clubs in my off time, Nothing major. But I thought it would be cool if I kept a updated thread on some of my favorite songs and songs I find over time. Don't worry I'm not one of those kids that post horrible skrillex dubstep and what not. You'll find the songs to be quite varied. Anyways here are a couple to start off.
Great future house tune
And some classic D&B
Hope you guys enjoy, more to come.
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4 May 2016, 20:06 (edited)
That's going to be in my head all day, thanks man xD.
Anyways here is another couple for you guys to enjoy.
4 May 2016, 20:07
NP 
Listening to the Olvider Heldens one. Not bad.
More Depeche Mode:
The past is a foreign country.
5 May 2016, 21:54
5 May 2016, 22:02
Had to post this one xD
5 May 2016, 22:21
6 May 2016, 00:43
6 May 2016, 00:47
6 May 2016, 00:54
6 May 2016, 01:57
6 May 2016, 23:00
6 May 2016, 23:21
"Bas w służbie Polsce to eksperymentalne połączenie muzyki elektronicznej z historią XX wieku, utrwaloną w archiwalnych nagraniach. To próba ukazania ciężkiego dla Polaków półwiecza 1939-89, a zarazem odpowiedź na liczne próby wybielania zbrodniarzy - zarówno nazistowskich, jak i komunistycznych."
Translation:
"Bas w służbie Polsce (Bass in the service of Poland) is a combination of experimental electronic music with the history of the twentieth century, established in archival recordings. It is an attempt to show heavy years for Poles from 1939 to 1989, and also the answer to numerous attempts of whitening criminals - both nazi and communist."
6 May 2016, 23:36
The entire album: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgfhl_lDY26IhOFp4ObbdVDrr5ogGNyNP
6 May 2016, 23:39
It's a bit different but I like it. It reminds me of German techno/trance from the 90s.
7 May 2016, 00:23
18 Jun 2016, 21:12
Apparently there aren't many users who like electronic music.
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