Thanks!

Thenk yew

Orbital could play four hours of top tunes

As much as I love Orbital, I am torn between the genius who is Aphex Twin kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n9-YZ7mgldfLcZs.html&app=desktop

@@illaghee7328 I know exactly what you mean, difficult choice - Aphex Twin is one of a kind and Orbital is more mainstream. i also love The Orb, then again Kraftwerk are good to with their visionary synth music

They got me into electronic music, best electronica brothers

@@matthew6994 Comparing Aphex and Orbital is like apples and oranges. While they are both seminal figureheads within the 90s electronic music scene continuing on through today, Aphex Twin is glitchier and, in my opinion, a bit more "surface-level-cerebral" than Orbital. Mr James employs much more of a use of strange time signatures in order to confuse the listener, or to have their brain dancing, whereas Orbital has an ingenious way of layering their sound that on first listen may sound repetitive but its about the way 30 seconds of a song will go by and it will have changed without you realizing it. Aphex Twin wants the listener to notice big change. Orbital wants the changes to feel "seem"less.

@@matthew6994 i wouldn't compare the two, both are genius in their own way. Orbital is something closer to "ordinary" while AT is more "punk" in that regard. Both are fantastic and unique.

I remember the final part of Mortal Kombat

good job it wasnt raining...

ra ra ra uderworld forever moo!

They have never stopped rocking the fucking stage. Paul & Phil are legends.

@Ed Mac : I also love the fact that The Internet give me the possibility to reply to your brilliant comment. Are you ready? All together now: GO HARTNOLLS !!!!

If you can find their Glastonbury 94 set I can heavily recommend it. Smashed it out of the park.

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same here, 40 yo. still have the cd's from green to wonky

me too i´m 39

I'm 45. I'm so old, I have their first album on cassette. ;)

its the same like our parents feel. they love the sounds of the 60s and 70s

I'm a nipper compared to you! but I do love abit of orbital, I blame me mam lol

Most of their original gear was from the 80s, like TR909 TB303 Akai S700 etc - but I get your point, they definitely made the most of limited gear much like the detroit techno guys did (Jeff Mills, Saunderson, Juan Atkins etc)

They knew how all the different pieces of hardware worked and how to use them together. the 'limitations' of gear shaped more of the Elektro Funk 1-bar 16-step repetitive, but super catchy stuff.

not quite true.. the limitation that the gear brought to to techno comes from not knowing how to use that gear but using it anyway.. electronic music was actually quite sophisticated back then when modern techno started… the limitation of the gear in terms of 1 bar 16 step measurements lies in what humans can actually process in their brains…thats why the engineers of the gear made them like this.. the only beat nearly every human can process is the 4/4. since the beginning of music charts there was only one song that had no 4/4 to hit the charts.. and that song even changes to the 4/4 after starting as a 5/4 (if i remember that right) wich is Golden brown from the Stranglers.. no other beat measurement ever made it into popular music.

Mike Tschudi that explains why Golden Brown and that harpsichord always sang to me. I also can’t get off back-beats in general which is why I can’t stay away from breakbeat anything’s with a backbeat

@@miketschudi2687 Err... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lbV_ZbOmrOCReGw.html

The most techno of techno.

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Navarr0 0rravaN there’s many versions of electronic music 🤪🤘

@@yekker2245 it's not a techno. There is big difference.

@@yekker2245 isn't techno that boring loop of a repetitive melody with various sounds in the background?

Was there .

@@minigrande1939 me too 🙂

weird how i knew which track it'd be

Such a dope song... It just yells out peaceful destiny.

Yes many times for me as well. My 2nd was their song Belfast 1997. So-California Dune II rave with the morning sun raising up over those desert dunes and the DJ dropped that song. I still feel that youth and newness over 20 years later. P.L.U.R. I've uploaded that rave by the way to KZfaq.

MetalMonkey Leroy - m

Love this tune soo much. One of my favourites 😊😊

Warst du zufällig bei dem Konzert letzte Woche in Hamburg?

You are right but alot of it comes down to money the logistics of moving round such a huge amount of heavy equipment means your paying alot for the pleasure

Cammy Beatherder? 🤟

Mafo Kyar yis lad :)

Haha and the whole day ended up feeling like about 3 hours

DGTL tá vindo ai amigo

@@giovanninascimento2454manooo eu ia, infelizmente a pandemia acabou com a expectativa.

Sounds friggen sick

Donatien de Sade 23 years old and I love them.

music connects people

Same here