Adam Maloney wrote:
> Psykosonik (I believe they are local)
> Information Society
> Prodigy (kinda)
> Ministry and Rammstein (not techno, but good codin' music)
>
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>
> Some Pink Floyd is almost, but not quite, techno (kind of parallel) but
> uses synth and is "odd". Lots of the odd-ball PF stuff that the radio
> stations never play is like this. Like "Echoes" and "Mettle". The entire
> Animals CD is excellent. As is Division Bells. That is, if you don't
> mind singing in your music (You got your singing in my music. You got
> your music in my singing! Hey!)
>
> I would highly recommend buying every single PF album and listening to
> them all one at a time, starting with the earliest. There is some really
> good stuff that never gets airtime (like Shine On, because it's too long
> for radio (but too short for my liking!)). There are very few PF songs
> that I don't at least partially like ("Money" comes to mind)
>
> I'll get some ls -lR action going on my mp3 directory and see if I missed
> anything that I used to listen to.
>
> Adam Maloney
> Has seen Roger Waters twice in concert
Thank god man! I was starting to feel like I was the only one left on my
planet. Peter Gabriel also creates great coding/hacking music.
Kent
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