Electronica

[clockworkcanary]

Since I mentioned electronica and not all of it is from the early 90s, I figured maybe it needed it's own thread with a few samples of the various types.

Devo - Jocko Homo (1975)-bizarre ...back when they were at Kent State in Ohio

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRguZr0xCOc
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Gary Numan Late 70s "My Friends are Electric"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0WNbm1jz6A
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The Orb - Blue Room (1990ish)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIx2X8MSZF4
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Lords of Acid - I sit on Acid (Totally NSFW!) - originally from '92; footage from '97 concert

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuQHT7nmYHU
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Aphex Twin - Donkey Rhubarb (1995)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tatccHVfuhA
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Note: If you really want bizarre, search for "Aphex Twin Come to Daddy" or "Window Licker"

Console - 14 Zero Zero (2000 I believe)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyOP1gZGdig
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Chemical Brothers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hHsYOLETqE&feature=related
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Daft Punk - Digital Love

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJvTZqDrwaM
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Autechre - Clipper
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLK70Ipe-tI (Embedding disabled, limit reached)

Squarepusher - Go Plastic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RonM2AUS2Y (Embedding disabled, limit reached)

muziq Motobike Track
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_274OFfd2Ww&feature=related (Embedding disabled, limit reached)

Darker/Industrial

In Slaughter Native (a bit on the dark side)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ktsqly_l2k4 (Embedding disabled, limit reached)

Front Line Assembly
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyXi-ObqX8I (Embedding disabled, limit reached)

Ministry - Burning Inside
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJWW2Ml5iZU&feature=related (Embedding disabled, limit reached)

I'd post a Skinny Puppy vid but found them a bit too disturbing...but give it a search if interested.

Pigface (w/Trent Reznor)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yz6dhywhK6k (Embedding disabled, limit reached)

and let's not forget Nine Inch Nails - "March of the Pigs" will do although this particular song isn't all that electronica compared to some of the others
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCjpyPqwXNA (Embedding disabled, limit reached)

[Rev. Powell]

The only thing I consistently like in this genre is Amon Tobin.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yp_WfPRnHME&feature=related
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[Ed, Ego and Superego]

I like a lot of stuff.  My Satellie radio is mainly on one of the Electronica stations.  Also heres a neat local show (Portland Oregon) I try to catch when I'm up at 12 AM.

www.area54.com

Ed

[Derf]

After listening to a couple of your selections, I went over to Pandora and created a Devo channel. I was listening to it when my wife and daughter came in. My daughter (teenager) stuck her head into the room and told me to turn it down. And this is after going shopping with her this weekend and having her ask for (and take!) my fashion advice. Something is seriously screwy in my household.

[Allhallowsday]

I like KRAFTWERK... and DAVID BOWIE's album Low is one of my favorites. 

[soylentgreen]

Great range Clockwork, really shows the diverse nature of a musical area alot of people dismiss as homogeneous.

This is an old driving cd favorite...
Juno Reactor - Samurai

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KzCAlc5H5Y
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First caught this on the VIRTUOSITY soundtrack. Good for long lonely night drives on empty interstates!

Unbelievably, I couldn't find a vid for either the original or dance mix of KMFDM's Help Us, Save Us, Take Us Away.  That's always a catchy one.

I like KRAFTWERK... and DAVID BOWIE's album Low is one of my favorites. 

Have you ever heard Philip Glass' take on Bowie's Low?  His "Warszawa" is a real treat.  Though, I do appreciate that Glass is an acquired taste.

[clockworkcanary]

Derf, now that is a funny situation haha - I have a feeling my daughter will be telling me to turn my stuff down when she's a teenager lol. 

Yes, Kraftwerk, Juno Reactor, and the others mentioned are also great pieces of work.  I used to have some of each of those artists too but can't seem to locate them lately.  There's a ton of 80s/90s stuff that I'm just not thinking of, else I never knew the artist's name to begin with.  There was a club I used to frequent that played a ton of stuff that I've never been able to find since!  There's a lot of basic 90s techno I just don't know how to list. 

And yes, gotta love KMFDM!  I was kinda into the Nihil album for awhile -great song to come on after a few beers at the club.  And yeah, electronica/ambient is great for long interstate drives!  I find myself listening to AFX's Analog Bubblebath or Aphex Twin's Ambient Works II (in case anyone's interested, the guy in Aphex Twin "Richard D. James" is also the groups AFX, Polygon Window, Robbie the Robot, and a great many more -seems he changes his name once he gets so popular).

Ed, I'll have to check that station out -thanks for the link.  I've also found a lot of online electronica, scratch, cliq-hop, ambient, and nu-jazz on somafm.  We play the dark ambient channel in the background for D&D games just for the mood.  Pretty cool stuff. 

And David Bowe has some kickass stuff, especially the older stuff.  But I do like his "I'm Afraid of Americans" that he did with Trent.

[clockworkcanary]

Rev, that's some good stuff right there: a mix between nu-jazz, jungle, and general all around good electronica.  Reminds me of the stuff my buddy and I have been working on (him moreso than I) - some tracks by 9Star:

Here's our joint effort at Strikeforce Productions:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=7472920&MyToken=f3f01ba7-4413-437a-b247-90e97899f323

I helped with the Candy remix track, if you're interested.  I plan on making more of my own stuff, mostly dark ambient.  My mission is to create the would-be soundtrack to Hell lol.  I'll work on a soundtrack to Heaven at some later time heh.

[Allhallowsday]

Have you ever heard Philip Glass' take on Bowie's Low?  His "Warszawa" is a real treat.  Though, I do appreciate that Glass is an acquired taste.

No, but I am familiar with some of PHILIP GLASS' work and was aware of the Low Symphony.  I need to track that down. 
I neglected to mention a very recent purchase: ROYKSOPP Melody A.M. 

[Rev. Powell]

Rev, that's some good stuff right there: a mix between nu-jazz, jungle, and general all around good electronica.  Reminds me of the stuff my buddy and I have been working on (him moreso than I) - some tracks by 9Star:

Here's our joint effort at Strikeforce Productions:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=7472920&MyToken=f3f01ba7-4413-437a-b247-90e97899f323

I helped with the Candy remix track, if you're interested.  I plan on making more of my own stuff, mostly dark ambient.  My mission is to create the would-be soundtrack to Hell lol.  I'll work on a soundtrack to Heaven at some later time heh.

What exactly do you do?  I have no real idea how this stuff is made, I'd be curious.

[Allhallowsday]

Clockworkcanary, here's an album of House you inspired me to pull out: DIRTY VEGAS 

[clockworkcanary]

Rev, we us a program called "Reason" that acts as a synthesizer(sp?).  It almost works just like a real one would (you can click a button and it shows you the back of the components plugged into one another just as they really would be).  It's got pretty nice range.  With enough patience and creativity, you can make some complex sounds and beats.  Anything you make can be converted to wav or mp3.

[RCMerchant]

I found this really old footage of KRAFTERK from 1970.....they look like a buncha hippies...the audiance look either spaced,bored or confused!

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgpLAPZEf7Y
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....me...I'm still not sure....

...but I love Devo!

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3MxuDk7wqo
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[JJ80]

I suppose "Radioactivity" has to be Kraftwerk's finest although it does remind me a lot of one of John Carpenters self-composed themes from the '70's.

[clockworkcanary]

I found this really old footage of KRAFTERK from 1970.....they look like a buncha hippies...the audiance look either spaced,bored or confused!

That's pretty darned awesome - to me it looks like an audience that's experiencing something unique for the first time -you'll always get some wild reactions.

Reminds me of Alice Cooper's first concerts in '68ish (way pre-black makeup era) and they emptied show after show because people just found them too bizarre.  We're talking "Pretties for You" era -an album that sold maybe 14 copies lol (but I love it).