Disco Porn House

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been listening Cruger and Coyle ' Randy Expander' and in particular : 'Hatz are turning (barely legal mix)' which i think sounds like disco porn house music - does anyone know anybody else doing stuff like this ? I've got Peter Gunn - or is everyone listening to Azax Syndrom at 178 beats a minute :P
 
try the new slope recs album - its called deep proggy tunes ...... its even got kruger and coyle on there !!!!

or try the new avalanche album ......

:)
 
Old Mr. Coyle eh??? I remember when he used to play Psy ;)
 
got lots of progressive but nothing that sound slike that tune - which i think is fukin awesome!
Was he better when he played psy:)
 
T'was in the days of the psy/prog crossover and before he was making many tracks. The only one he had done till then was Purple&Lunar - Subtle Thrust I think......He did a back-to-back with Stella Nutella@me 30th B'Day party, got a video of it somewhere....much absinthe and other types of alcohol consumed that evening :D
 
morph said:
not porn or funky enough....i think i might be getting into house music??????
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That happen's to past it psy-trancers, usually ;)
 
shit - - right i'm of to get some ketamine and get into somthing dark and twisted :)
But in all seriousness - went to shiva moon fesivtal last year - and the music the next day about 10 in the morning was whats i would call disco porn - but we'd been up all night - fluffy round the edges - sun was up - and it was fukin perfic:)
And if i get into house arvind please kidnap me and get me into nightitme music - oh and i'm going to india dec 1st - and i wont take any house - know any promoters i could get in touch with and blag a play at all? :)
 
last year in Oz, i was pissed and tripping and i spent an hour and a half mixing prog house tunes on vinyl, and it was the most fun i've had mixing in a looooooooooong time.

my excuse is that i'm just a vinyl junkie at heart and i miss mixing with it (which i do), mixing vinyl is soooo much more satisfying than using cds. anyways, still not something i should be admitting here.

in answer to andy's question... there's loads of it about. in australia they love it, they call it "tuff disco", i don't know any of the artists... but damion is a good person to ask, failing that log onto oztrance and ask there. you will be laughed at, but you'll probably get some help too ;)

oh and check out tall paul's rmx of INXS - never tear us apart. rocking. ;-)
 
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