LFO interview on TV and Warp 

Hey, french here, i remember these great compilations too, i had the audio cassettes ;) experimental and innocent techno, i also loved the Strictly Rhythm sounds

@@captainpawpawchannel Salut! Je suis de la région parisienne. Mes premiers CD je les ai acheté à la FNAC, dont celle de La Défense. A l'époque c'était la FNAC qui distribuait Warp et donc LFO, B12, Autechre, Black Dog Production...Ils ont beaucoup aidé à la diffusion de la Techno en France.

am i right???! i wish i were born earlier.

this is an awful take. young people always want to do something different. go on soundcloud and research the hyperpop and hip-hop scenes, you won't be disappointed by their newness

Jesus someones wrong, as if a lot of those people going raves weren't shallow and yeh only original music came out then, definetly. Seems like some one should stop living in the past and glourifying there youth.

I wish that I`d been born 20 years later so that I could fully appreciate the rave scene.

Two second sample of "Aftermath" by Nightmares on Wax followed by a sample of "Test one" by Sweet Exorcist (Richard H Kirk of Cabaret Voltaire) My pleasure 😘

Aftermath by Nightmare on Wax Testone by Sweet Exorcist

its a version we did just for that tv show

will you ever release it?

4 year old comment so I'd assume youve found it but its LFO

@@TheKilla5109the Yeah i mean the VERY beginning, before their self-titled plays, the Sound of Sheffield theme. Still waiting for track ID, still can't find it. Ah well.

@@ness550 Aw, I didn't hear it the first time now im interested too

Two second sample of "Aftermath" by Nightmares on Wax followed by a sample of "Test one" by Sweet Exorcist (Richard H Kirk of Cabaret Voltaire) My pleasure 😘

Any idea what the first song played in this is?

Don't you mean the Lyte Funky Ones?