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Electronic
Performer: Various
Title: Techno Nations - The Beginning (Part Two)
Style: Hardcore, Techno, Acid
Year 1993
Country UK
Genre: Electronic
Rating: 4.1
Votes: 221
MP3 size: 1768 mb
FLAC size: 1765 mb
WMA size: 1470 mb
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Various - Techno Nations - The Beginning (Part Two) mp3 album


Various - Techno Nations - The Beginning (Part Two) mp3 album

Tracklist

A1 Underground Resistance The Seawolf
A2 QDT The Cool Tip
A3 Mind Candy I'm Going Mad
B1 Mine The Rhythm Alas
B2 The Subjects vs. Jeff Mills Dark Matter
B3 Green Buddha Psalm IV

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
KICK CD 6 Various Techno Nations: The Beginning Part One ‎(CD, Comp) Kickin Records KICK CD 6 UK 1993
KICK LP 6 Various Techno Nations - The Beginning (Part 1) ‎(LP, Comp, Promo, W/Lbl) Kickin Records KICK LP 6 UK 1993
KICK LP 6 Various Techno Nations - The Beginning (Part 2) ‎(LP, Comp, Promo, W/Lbl) Kickin Records KICK LP 6 UK 1993
KICK LP 6 Various Techno Nations - The Beginning (Part One) ‎(LP, Comp) Kickin Records KICK LP 6 UK 1993
KICK LP 6, KICK CD 6 Various Techno Nations: The Beginning Part One ‎(2xLP, Comp) Kickin Records, Kickin Records KICK LP 6, KICK CD 6 UK 1993


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Sometimes I can't believe these groundbreaking comps have no comments on them! I mean, come on here - we're talking Underground Resistance has a track on this comp! You think they were just bystanders in the techno landscape at this time?Onward. What can I say? This comp covers a few bases. You have some early versions of straight-ahead 909/303 acid tracks. You have some rarities like Green Buddha's "Psalm IV". Mine The Rhythm's "Alas" is equally unique. These two tracks kind of define this comp to me. Others may appreciate the straight-on acid cuts more, but being a veteran of the 1995 acid-wave that swept the Midwest USA, I rather tired of just acid. And these are not really that unique, just kind of straight-ahead formulaic acid tracks. Fun though, because they exhibit pure analog phatness that lifts them out of any funk they may otherwise wallow in.The other side exhibits some of that "Rotterdam Sound" that came and went in the early days. QDT's "The Cool Tip" has a not-too-heavy hard sound that sounds great and refreshes my memories of the times before hardcore got too acidic and too hard. Remember Nasenbluten? Too hard. "I'm Going Mad" is still classic after all these years, and also reflects upon a time when Ren And Stimpy was the cartoon du jour! Even before Beavis And Butthead.A great and classic comp EP. Definitely worth having to import to the blandish United States. Back in '91/'92, the only way I could get these tracks was to buy them on compilation CD's. I was decades away from having any interest in any kind of DJ'ing.