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mikee55 · 8th August 2007, 12:46 PM

Orbital? William orbit is just an electronic guru for comercial music, such as madonna.The Future Sound of London, was the ideal chillout session, when one was 'coming down', off of drugs because you obviously can't stay 'UP' forever. Even FSOL, Pappa New Guinnie, (dodgy spelling), Ibiza anthem ain't it? More commercial crap!
So what about The Orb? Classic chillout again, but where are we going? Commercial again! Look at the Prodigy, they've gone too commercialised, they started out gigging in Brixton, remeber Experiance, with Charly Out of Space? Classic, Smack my Bitch Up, Beer Monkeys again, don't get me wrong, I love em just as much, but you can't help thinking they could have been better.
Just spin some Orb on your system and chill, how good does it sound?

DSP_Geek · 8th August 2007, 06:22 PM

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Originally posted by mikee55
Orbital? William orbit is just an electronic guru for comercial music, such as madonna.[...]

Orbital was the Hartnoll brothers, nothing to do with William Orbit.

Kids these days. When I was your age....

>HyperlogiK< · 8th August 2007, 07:47 PM

I love orbital, are you familiar with Eat Static ?

dangus · 11th August 2007, 07:26 AM

I picked up a bunch of cassette mixtapes from market stalls when I was in the UK around 1995. Some are labelled as to the actual club night (Hard Times, Fantazia double packs) and claim to have been recorded from the original DAT, others have nothing but the mispelled DJ's name on it.

There's a few tapes I made of a college radio station show from around 1989 to '90, with stuff like Gino Latino, Westbam, Silver Bullet, Deskee - tracks I'm still watching out for on CD and vinyl.

William Orbit's Strange Cargo is good, and he was also in Bassomatic. Saw Orbital live at the Langley Drive-in, the Orb at Graceland in Vancouver.

Eat Static is a spin-off of Ozric Tentacles who are also worth a listen.

This time of year, and in particular this weekend is a good time to sit outside at night with the KLF's "Chill Out" playing while you sip a beverage and watch for shooting stars.

8th August 2007, 12:46 PM	#11
mikee55 diyAudio Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: West Howe	What? Orbital? William orbit is just an electronic guru for comercial music, such as madonna.The Future Sound of London, was the ideal chillout session, when one was 'coming down', off of drugs because you obviously can't stay 'UP' forever. Even FSOL, Pappa New Guinnie, (dodgy spelling), Ibiza anthem ain't it? More commercial crap! So what about The Orb? Classic chillout again, but where are we going? Commercial again! Look at the Prodigy, they've gone too commercialised, they started out gigging in Brixton, remeber Experiance, with Charly Out of Space? Classic, Smack my Bitch Up, Beer Monkeys again, don't get me wrong, I love em just as much, but you can't help thinking they could have been better. Just spin some Orb on your system and chill, how good does it sound? __________________ If it don't work, I'll fix it in the mix! Or visit http://lsdp.proboards.com/index.cgi

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8th August 2007, 07:47 PM	#13
>HyperlogiK< diyAudio Member Join Date: Aug 2007	I love orbital, are you familiar with Eat Static ?

11th August 2007, 07:26 AM	#14
dangus diyAudio Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Vancouver Island	I picked up a bunch of cassette mixtapes from market stalls when I was in the UK around 1995. Some are labelled as to the actual club night (Hard Times, Fantazia double packs) and claim to have been recorded from the original DAT, others have nothing but the mispelled DJ's name on it. There's a few tapes I made of a college radio station show from around 1989 to '90, with stuff like Gino Latino, Westbam, Silver Bullet, Deskee - tracks I'm still watching out for on CD and vinyl. William Orbit's Strange Cargo is good, and he was also in Bassomatic. Saw Orbital live at the Langley Drive-in, the Orb at Graceland in Vancouver. Eat Static is a spin-off of Ozric Tentacles who are also worth a listen. This time of year, and in particular this weekend is a good time to sit outside at night with the KLF's "Chill Out" playing while you sip a beverage and watch for shooting stars.

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