Looking for the title of an almost techno sounding Garage tune

[loempiavreter]

Alright some friend told me about a tune another friend of his showed him during his stay at his place, a garage tune that almost sounded like techno music of some sorts. Their was some kind flanging on some pouding drums which he recreated but I cannot do it here of course :P. Anybody have any idea what title it could be?

 

[Rick]

Alright some friend told me about a tune another friend of his showed him during his stay at his place, a garage tune that almost sounded like techno music of some sorts. Their was some kind flanging on some pouding drums which he recreated but I cannot do it here of course :p. Anybody have any idea what title it could be?

You may want to check with a clairvoyant.

 

[bosshoss]

"Suzy Creamcheese" by Teddy & His Patches

 

[bosshoss]

"What Good Is Up" by the Inexpensive Handmade Look

 

[EXPO67]

Sounds like 'Happy Talk' by Captain Sensible.

 

[paul messis]

techo and garage should NEVER be used in the same sentence!

 

[paul messis]

but you may be thinking of The Silver Apples??

 

[MopTopMike]

Garage is a form / style of techno, developed in Chicago. Most people think of garage as a style of techno. We are in the minority.

 

[paul messis]

Mike,

I had this shit growing up in suburban West London as a teenager, all the pricks I went to school with were into this 'House and Garage' techno shit... the wannabe gang kids, they all listened to this bile... it was horrible, cos every time I used to speak about the genre of 'garage' no-one knew what the hell I was on about.

If i could turn back time, I really wish I knew Randy Alvey a year earlier than when I found him, cos Green Fuz would have been used to hi-jack the squares somehow.

It's better to be in the minority, anything not in a minority is pretty terrible by my reckoning.


boys unite, we reign supreme!!!


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[Laurent Bigot]

Trez Trezo take on Hang on Sloopy comes to mind

 

[HarvestmanMan]

Garage is a form / style of techno, developed in Chicago. Most people think of garage as a style of techno. We are in the minority.

I'd actually never heard that term used to describe that genre until a few days ago.

I have no idea why they call it "garage", unless God forbid these electronic musicians rehearse in their garages.