War schon sehr geil damals - vor 30 (!) Jahren. Unser elektronisches Woodstock. Talla kam über EBM, Spirit of Electro war sein Theme am Freitag. Legendär auch das Nitzer Ebb Konzert im Gray. Später ging der EBM-Anteil stark zurück, es dominierte Techno. Der Rest ist Geschichte.
I'm in Australia and only heard the earlier aggrepo/body music styles that were played in this club before the trance..Wish I could have experienced it..
Boo wie geil ist das den einfach Sau Sau geil echt schön so lange her wie das easy in Wetzlar Gurana Partys und DJ Taucher im Schaum am tauchen .und Nuss so geil ihr seit die besten 💯☝️👍😋👣👣👣🥂🍾🍻
Alter is das geil das Video....😆🤘 Sie interviewen Talla und dann kommt diese EBM Band, und die Leute bekamen dann automatisch einen völlig falschen Eindruck der eigentlichen Techno Szene von damals....das waren doch total 2 Paar Schuhe die Styles....🤦♂️🤦♂️😆😆
Yes, only EDM in this video. They introduce it as techno, but when they ask the clubbers about their favorite artists/Bands it is exclusively EDM-artists/bands only. Bands that mostly had been going on for years in the 80:s already. Labeling things as "Techno"-something happened a lot even during the 80:s. I bought the Moskwa-TV album named "Techno Talk" which was mostly classic Synthmusic. The Detroit double album "Techno - The sound of Detroit", despite being labeled "Techno" had a more funkier vibe to it with Rhytms more resembling House. Then we had "Technotronix" which was more or less proto-eurodance also with a house vibe. At around 1990 (or even in 89) some bands/artists started to appear that actually sounded like the techno that we got used to later in the 90:s. Often I got these from imports of CD-maxis which often were made by Talla 2XLC (Zoot Ohmog. Spelling?). These were mixed affairs of strict "Hard" EDM and more dance/techno "like" songs. The difference in the early techno-like tracks, I think, was in the way that the drum sounds were more mixed/different and not the all-out Roland TR-909 affair. Also that gated trance sounds hadn't become popular yet. Among the first there were some mixes of samples like in EDM, some techno or acid (TB-303) sounds and the occasional 909. They also borrowed a bit from Belgian New Beat but at a higher speed.
