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one of the best track ever, i mean i's basically just a 707 and a chord filter modulated as crazy, and thats perfect as it is

Very nice video! Thank you very much for sharing

ganz schön gut

Timeless :)

Kenny nailed it. The music took a turn for the worst. Companies make a techno box and you just hit a key and there it is! Dj'ing has also become just that. Back in the 90's many dj's struggled with turntables and only 10% really got good enough to be worth a fuck. Nowdays anybody can pick up some of that pioneer gear, load up Rekordbox and on their laptop and pretty quickly become a "dj.And the first DEMF was the beginning of the end for the small-scale techno culture. It was expected to draw a few hundred thousand kids. It was way bigger that that. It was gigantic. Nothing like it had happened in Detroit. Once outsiders saw that the same money could be made in Detroit that was being raked in from other festivals they cam in with claws out and sunk them into anything they could dig into. All the dj's that were progressing the underground scene were pretty much shut out and all the big names were put on the bill. Bone left Motor and the Carl Coxes came in. Listening to Kevin I'm under the impression that they big names that were busy playing around the world had lost sight of what was happening in Detroit. Sure they played a party here or there back home to maintain their ties to Detroit techno and their home. When he talks about getting the youth into the music and reviving techno in Detroit, well, it was going strong already. It wasn't dead. They let all the big cats in their town and they took it over. The music industry works like that. The city was starting to move toward gentrification anyway so I guess that the underground had limited time to thrive anyway. "It's "The Law of Raspberry Jam - The wider any culture is spread the thinner it gets." - Toffler.

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First techno record 1977 Trans Europe Express that led to Hip Hop , House, Techno

Bless im. Love Mike

Just banging this out in the jam jar on the motorway going home from golf. Absolute ass shaker. Love it ❤

This is a great docu ❤ I'm surprised I didn't see this much earlier.

Thank you Tomas !

Still 🔥 All these years Later Let's Go

who sings?

QUÉ TEMON

Kerri Chandler brought me here

“put a soul in a machine and that’s how techno became what it is today” carl craig u legend

This remix gives me chills!

Slaps!

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Is a religion ❤❤❤god bless UR

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👌Perfekt !!!... .

The most misunderstood music genre of all time

Top 1 perfect

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I'm guessing my first exposure to Detroit Techno was as a lyft driver in 2018 (might have been 2017), and from it came some of the most surreal lyft rides. The women who demanded, "What music do you like!?!?". She stabbed a finger at my radio and ordered, "TURN THAT OFF!!". There were the kids from San Francisco I brought from the airport, and the techno artist I took back to the airport after his performance. I need to get some tickets and get into the middle of it. Maybe a party or three (just as part of Movement as the action in Heart Plaza). Now I constantly catch techno tracks on everything from pinball machines to movie scores. Techno is visceral.

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Fucking fire man! Absolute masterpiece. The video perfectly matching with the track, I'm in LOVE! Legendary

I love Detroit techno but Derrick May’s misogynistic comments are appalling in 2024.

Baaaad tune ❤❤❤❤

i still love this track 12 years later, this is a banger brother !

Fucking banger 🔥

Wow ganz herzlichen Dank Thomas, hab Ulla, Susi,Trixi... immer noch in meiner Plattensammlung wär cool mal von dieser Serie ne Samplerpressiung auf Vinyl zu machen*******🙂******** Best to you

is there a reason you turned off comments on your Celestial Harmonics video? is it because people are experiencing the same music when you trip?

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From Ontario, Canada. This doc makes me so happy. I love visiting Detroit. Always felt a connection to the city. It has so much history and depth and beauty

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Derrick May is so hilarious. He cracks me the fuck up in interviews.

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