Electronica isn't all bad

[aeroplane]

The only stuff I will listen to that is considered electronica is Moby, assuming he is still part of that genre.

 

[LG]

^^The soundtrack was Perfect for that movie, easily half of the enjoyment for me. I didn't see it in the theaters, but it along with Blade Runner were two of the first movies we got on the new "Movie Channels" when cable boxes first came out.

 

[Magic]

I don't listen to much techno/electronica but have enjoyed Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream, and LCD Soundsystem

 

[Aktivator]

^ yeah fan of LCD Soundsystem too.

 

[LG]

Have to add another good keyboard virtuoso that I feel belongs in here. Vangelis and his soundtrack for "Blade Runner", I have a couple of his CD's including a compilation and his work on the soundtrack of this movie is excellent and truly adds to the entire synergy that made Ridley Scott's film such a groundbreaking movie, which resonates to this day.

 

[gguerra]

^ yeah fan of LCD Soundsystem too.

Checked out LCD Soundsystem and they sound good and catchy..

Kind of reminds me of this group: "Ghostland Observatory"

They are from Austin, TX. and are only two guys.. One guy plays keyboards and instruments and the other guy sings.. They have a big following and are very entertaining live.. They do actually add guitar so not all electronic.

 

[Prime]

BUMP

 

[AboutAGirl]

I'm all about the electronic pop now. Soooooo delicious that it boggles the mind. I'm all about the heady remixes now too.







I know I posted in this thread before but I don't think it was these tracks lol. Pretty sure these tracks are way better lol.

 

[mysticman52]

I'm not sure if people classify this as Electronica but I like this one.

Deep South - Layo & Bushwacka