ElectroDaddy

This record should have really come with a warning label not to play around your grandma because the way “Glue” makes you jump around pumping your firsts in the air you could easily knock the sweet old lady the f out inadvertently. ;)

Delano’s groove is smooth, hypnotic, funky and deep. His groove is so deep that is goes right through Earth’s core and pops out the other side of the planet. His records are buy on sight as are his remixes. Delano is a grand master sensei in the... See full review

This is a truly spectacular record. Keep coming back and back to it.

“Bagheera” is a beautiful, driving, melodic Detroit Techno track. Hands down the best cut on DTM IMHO.

“Punish” is pure-plutonium-mushroom-cloud-dropping-dancefloor-destruction. Holy hot hell, here I come. What a track.

Samples heavily from The Sound Vandals "On Your Way (Deep Mix)" which is also the intro track from Hell's X-Mix 5 CD. It is a great track and easy to see why he likes it so much!

"We Wanna Party" is also on this Private Collection release (https://www.discogs.com/Kenny-Dixon-Jr-Shouldve-Known/release/317898 ) where is it listed as a KDJ re-edit of Mario Winans' "Already Know." It is a fabulous track.

This EP is excellent. <nit picking gloves on> If it is ever repressed, they should Photoshop the Packard Plant clock on the label to read 3:03. Other than that, it is a perfect record. <nit picking gloves off> ;)

*Edit: D1 is an extended mix of "I Need Another ____" from the album Taken Away (KDJ-49).

This is an excellent record by Kenny Larkin. The A side is a serious peak-timer that would fit well in any groovy house or techno set. The B side remix of “Good Life” has much more depth and oomph than most mixes of the track. File under:... See full review

Once upon a time there was a party under the stars in a field halfway between Detroit and Chicago. If you go to the field today you will see that a neighborhood of houses have been built. Jeff Mills, Claude Young, Traxx and Surgeon all played the... See full review

“Motechnique” is a jammy jam. Stomping beat with some of the best strings I have ever heard in a techno track. If you are a sucker for orchestra elements + drum programming done right then these violin-esque strings just might make your G-spot pop.... See full review

Don't know how many people can claim to have heard every track released on DM, but of all of the ones I have heard, "Breathe Again" is my favorite. The bone rattling bass with the soulful, catchy lyric interspersed throughout is both sheer madness and... See full review

Haven't seen this mentioned, but the B1 "Pshyco House" is the same track as "Psychousic" on Missing Dog Records Vol 1 and Let's Pet Puppies 002.

Perhaps random copies got the bonus 12" similar to KDJ 44.

Theorem is the only producer on M_nus to have his own catalog numbers (th). This speaks volumes about the quality of his releases and Mr. Hawtin’s respect for the man. To my ears, Theorem is right up there with Maurizio and DeepChord. His tracks are... See full review

Hear! Hear! "Unknown Desires" is a storming, hypnotic, jacking monster of a cut. I am fortunate enough to have quite a few Jared Wilson records and this just might be my favorite. This is the kind of record you need to smuggle with you into the... See full review

This was my first techno record on wax and purchased at the time of release at Record Time. I didn’t even have a turntable at the time but knew this record had to be had. This record was the beginning of an incredible and life changing musical journey... See full review

"Good Life" is a fantastic track. The beat rides along that perfect line right in the middle of house and techno with heavenly chords, sick percussion, and a snarl reminiscent of what you hear in many of Laurent Garnier's tracks. Bought this record... See full review

Went to an intergalactic rave in the constellation Triangulum this past weekend and the DJ from Andromeda dropped Neuron Galaxy. It is a massive track.

Daughter’s cover of Daft Punk’s Get Lucky is something special. They give the track the 4AD treatment and transform it into a poignant and beautiful cover that give the lyrics new meaning while adding depth not found in the original.

This track is puuuuuuurfection. Funky driving bassline, really nice build up with superb sampling of Millie Jackson, sick piano riff and horns with a fantastic hook and breakdown. Damn. Add it all up and you have what every great house record needs.... See full review

I read that in some countries EMI accompanied review copies with a real pocket calculator with "Kraftwerk - Computer World" printed in yellow and black at the top. Anyone have any info on this? I haven't seen any releases here with this info.