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	Techno music - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Techno is a form of electronic music that emerged in the mid-1980s and primarily refers to a particular style developed in and around Detroit and subsequently adopted by European producers.
		The historical similarities between techno, jazz, and rock and roll, from a racial standpoint, are a point of contention among fans and musicians alike.
		Techno is also very DJ-friendly, being mainly instrumental, and produced with the intention of being incorporated into continuous DJ sets wherein different compositions are played with very long, synchronized segues.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Techno_music (2124 words)

	Bouncy techno
		Typical characteristics for bouncy techno are for compositions to be around a tempo 160 to 200 BPM (beats per minute) using a 4/4 signature of 4 cycle segments, where different elements would be gradually layered into the mix.
		Bouncy techno proved to be instantly popular in mostly Scotland and North East England alongside gabba, whilst the rest of the UK was engrossed in the developing breakbeat movements of either happy hardcore or jungle that was simply alien in Scotland's populous youth and rave culture at that time.
		Bouncy techno characteristics are still mangled somewhat in the current hardcore scene, though there has been demand from the enthusiast or die-hard fan for a return of a bona fide sound in some form.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/bouncy_techno (650 words)

	Bouncy techno - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bouncy techno is a style of music circa 1992, mostly emanating from the United Kingdom and the Netherlands.
		Typical characteristics for bouncy techno are for compositions to be around a tempo of 160 to 180 BPM (beats per minute) using a 4/4 signature of 4 cycle segments, where different elements would be gradually layered into the mix.
		It is believed the actual bouncy techno term originated during 1992, derived from crowds bouncing to this music at raves.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bouncy_techno (2960 words)

	Techno - Uncyclopedia
		Techno was actually created by Detroitian gangsters Almer "Scarface" Frappachino and Bugs Morgan as a new method of disposing of no-longer useful business partners.
		In this role it failed abysmally for reasons which are, with hindsight, quite obvious; however it soon found acceptance among the youth of the day, until now scarcely a Sunday morning goes by unaccompanied by the thumping of a twelve-hour drug-fuelled rave in the fields.
		Techno was derived from House music, which was innovated by Og the caveman who just happened to be banging a rock on the ground at 120 BPM.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Techno (247 words)

	Techno Music - ALKIMIA - Techno Music
		In the years immediately following the first techno compilation's release, techno was referenced in the dance music press as Detroit's relatively high-tech, mechanical brand of house music, because on the whole, it retained the same basic structure as the soulful, minimal, post-disco style that was emanating from Chicago and New York at the time.
		The most prominent of these techno offshoots are: Detroit techno, music in the style of early techno from Detroit, not necessarily of that geographical origin.
		Wonky techno, the birth of the term wonky techno can be traced back to London DJ Jerome Hill's record shop where a section had been setup proclaiming to be full of "Wonky" tracks.
	alkimia.altervista.org /map/techno.shtml (1179 words)

	Techno Styles
		Techno has a beat that cannot be confounded, it's totally electronic and usually uses the straight 4/4 beat, hard synth-keyboard riffs, pounding Belgian style bass, often it contains samples of male rappers and female vocals.
		There's also the happy version of hardcore techno: Happy Hardcore, also known as 4-Beat, is the kind of techno that's very fast, very bouncy and very danceable.
		It evolved from the German Techno, using the rolling bass and sizzling keyboards of techno to give the music a hypnotic effect.
	www.geocities.com /Vienna/Strasse/2115/technostyles.html (1905 words)

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		Techno - basically anything with the sound of a 'train-moving-on-the-tracks' is the best analogy to describe 'Pure Techno'.
		Techno didn't give you a Trancey feeling as it was just pure 'doof' musik thumping onto the speakers.
		However, this type of musik was Techno sped up to the max and given a deep wall-banging sound.
	www.network54.com /Realm/happyhard (792 words)

	Gabba - Wikpedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Gabba (pronounced gahbagh or gahbuhr in Dutch) is the slang version of the word gabber, a type of techno music also known as hardcore house.
		The style was born in Rotterdam, distinguished by the loud and often aggressive sound.
		The gabber genre has a number of different styles related to it, including speedcore, terrorcore, hardcore, hardstyle, bouncy techno, nu style gabber and noizecore.
	www.bostoncoop.net /~tpryor/wiki/index.php?title=Gabba (711 words)

	Blipp! \| 'Nov. 1997' Tape 1997 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		It reminds me a bit of more recent Beloved (light techno/housey dance-pop) mixed in with old synthpop sounds with techno influences on top.
		A bouncy techno-pop tune about a man's love for his television set, his best friend in the world.
		Not quite as "harsh" as the Millennium techno blips, but for some reason the warped out-of-control blips in the middle remind me of some more recent Kraftwerk live stuff (from Tribal Gathering, perhaps).
	www.ludd.luth.se:81 /users/h-son/cd/b/nov_1997.html (1615 words)

	GABBA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Gabba is the slang version of the word gabber, a type of techno music also known as hardcore house.
		Styles of related music are hardcore techno, terrorcore, happy hardcore, Bouncy Techno and Speedcore.
		It is licensed under the GNU free documentation license.
	www.yotor.org /wiki/en/ga/Gabba.htm (756 words)

	What Happy Hardcore is
		Happy Hardcore, also known as 4-Beat is a style of techno music that is very fast, very bouncy and a riot to dance to (IMHO).
		Happy bouncy Techno is Happy Hardcore with stronger drums.
		There's also your crazy Techno, which is pretty fast music with really crazy sounds for a different crowd - basically more of your gothic-travelers-gone-wild gang.
	www.angelfire.com /ca3/corey/happecore.html (1046 words)

	RA: Resident Advisor - Kamoflage - Event Review
		It was the kind of bouncy hard techno that has made the start of Simon Digby’s Wetmusik Mix Up 4 a favourite in my CD player.
		His years of immersion in techno were plain to see with a set that was all class.
		Ultra-smooth mixing of that older, cleaner techno sound that I admired for what it was, but felt, like many, HMC shouldn’t have been sandwiched by the tougher sounds of Bold and Fenton.
	www.residentadvisor.net /review_view.asp?id=370 (937 words)

	RA: Resident Advisor - On the Run With Jay Haze at the Run Sounds 1st Birthday Party - Event Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		First impressions: excellent, bouncy minimal techno rocking the edging-on-pretentious crowd of techno scenesters and students - there were certainly a few "Richie flips" and "Ricardo beards" on display in the crowd; although more the guys than the girls, I''m glad to say.
		Lump (aka Arttu Snellman) was in control of a slew of laptops and effects boxes as I checked out the venue initially, playing a perfect warm-up set - on the dance floor some people were hanging out, chatting, having a drink and starting to dance.
		The music was minimal but still very bouncy and danceable, and the party had a very laid-back "German party vibe", helped both by there seeming to be a sizeable German contingent hanging out around the DJ booth and by the fact that the party's advertised end was not till 10am.
	www.residentadvisor.net /review_view.asp?id=3421 (518 words)

	F1 :::::: Buy Vinyl At Covert Records (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		CHRIS COWIE (BELLBOY, AQUATRAX) lets rip with an ace two tracker of funky as you like, silky smooth techno beats, Complete with some heavy duty edits and drops.
		Bouncy funkin' techno with some progressive crossover potential too.
		techno, electro, breaks, house, tech-house and more, all forms of quality dance music.
	www.covert.uk.com /choons.cfm?lb=F1 (145 words)

	Vibemaster B - Band page with free MP3 music downloads on SoundClick
		Vibemaster B is a writer and producer of UK Hardcore, Bouncy Techno and Breakbeat.
		Started writing Breakbeat and Bouncy Techno back in 1992/93 when the whole bouncy techno era in Scotland kicked off and went through a phase of writing Happy Hardcore during the late 90's.
		In 2000 I started writing UK Hardcore and Bouncy Techno under the name DJ Jordan K. Now I have started to write and produce UK Hardcore, Bouncy Techno and Breakbeat under my old name (Vibemaster B) again.
	www.soundclick.com /bands/pageartist.cfm?bandID=182927 (246 words)

	The Selekta \| Reviews - Connected - Cleveland
		The largely European line up of DJs were primed and ready to bring some bangin techno and hardcore drum-n-bass to the shores of Lake Erie.
		Although some partygoers were disgruntled at the high cost of this event, big ups are definitely due to the promoters for bringing such a talented group to our corner of the world.
		The Cleveland massive was definitely feeling connected after the bouncy techno and down right slamming jungle.
	www.selekta.com /reviews/party/connected.asp (776 words)

	Vinyl Zoo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		After several attempts realised we were producing some pretty funky tunes, and with the help of the studio's distribution arm, the label was born.
		Be they Hard Trance, NRG, Bouncy Techno or Acid.
		Being a fan of Hard Trance and Bouncy Techno, and a huge fan of German Techno.
	www.energyuk.net /oldeuk/zoo_txt.html (532 words)

	Vinyl Zoo releasing wild records. Home of the Zoologists RedCaT, Latex Zebra, B.S.E. & The Future sond of Elvis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Up and down the Acid Trance and Bouncy Techno staircase we went, uplifting, Acid, Relentless driving beats, it had it all and the Bar staff showed their appreciation (to every set) by getting on the bar and parting as hard as anyone else.
		Their plan is basically to have the main room as the full-on Milk and Zoology experience where it starts funky, and ramps up through bouncy hardhouse and blazing techno, all wrapped up with uplifting arms-in-the-air anthems at the end of the night.
		Techno of the first night, expect it to be banging just the same.
	www.vinylzoo.com /content.asp?contentid=517 (12051 words)

	The Grid \| 'Swamp Thing' CDM 1994 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The banjo was played in a fairly large number of sequences of a few bars each and then sampled, and the samples were trigged from a sequencer to the bouncy techno backing music.
		In other words, it's a purely mechanical performance, but it almost sounds as if it was played live and hence attracted a lot of people not normally into techno.
		It also pushed Swedish techno band RedNex to take the country music thingy even further in techno music (or actually Eurodisco in their case), which resulted in the embarrassing yet mysteriously hugely successful track 'Cotton Eye Joe'.
	www.ludd.luth.se /~h-son/cd/g/swamp_thing.html (140 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Happy Hardcore, also known as 4-Beat is a style of techno music that is very fast, very bouncy andlovely to dance to.
		It's extremely high-energy and when one dances to it, you feel almostlike a puppet on strings moving uncontrolably to the music with your hands in the air and a smileon your face!It's origins date back to the early '90s in the UK to what is now knowas old school hardcore (circa 1992).
		Happy hardcore also features lots of breakbeats, although they are being dropped in favour of more techno sounds and stompy dutch inspired kicks.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /bassmaster/HAPPHIST.HTM (875 words)

	Friday 14th April 2000
		So it all started on time and it all looked pretty :) Hedgehog kicked off with the fastest Psy-Trance ever heard to man...he was using his decks that had been tweaked to +/- 16% which is double your usual speed.
		Caz, who usually plays in front of thousands at Exodus parties entertained us with bouncy techno that was right up my street.
		Dark Angel played Acid Techno to the masses for the first time in a long time and biy did he enjoy himself...nothing could stop him from 'aving it large!
	www.dooza.tv /magic/magic6.html (245 words)

	Sonic Fury Foundation :: Version 3.1
		The style is mainly hardcore / bouncy hardcore, with some trance tracks thrown in for good measure!
		Bouncy Techno was originally distributed by 'eclipse' until they went bust, taking the label down with them.
		BT 6 was eventually released through Alphamagic but the label has now been stopped to concentrate on EV releases.
	www.sonicfury.net /artist.php?artistID=17 (474 words)

	The Distance Between Us LP - Popshop : 11th Hour ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		For those of you who missed that one, expect a unique blend of futuristic Detroit-y techno stylings and minimal clicky European house, mixed with very heavy and fucked up retro basslines and some slightly upsetting noises.
		In contrast, the uneasy, paranoid edge of tracks like ‘The Thrill of the Ear’ make for a good balance to the brighter side of the album, and all the pieces here are pretty much guaranteed to get the stiffest of dancefloors moving with their screwed up and ridiculously funky bass synthetics.
		Not so many notably outstanding tracks as the previous time perhaps, but this is still an excellent album for all who like their techno futuristic, twisted and funked up.
	www.11-hour.com /features/reviewPop.asp?id=272 (288 words)

	Access All Areas Network - Registry of Skills and Services (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Techno styles ranging from hardcore gabber to funky techno - the speciality being the French hardcore sound and acid-free London dancefloor techno.
		Acid Techno/Trance DJ Chris has been involved in punk rock and the squatting scene throughout the 80's and his love of techno brought him to meet Julian who was also very much into techno.Together the two started to put on parties in Julians flat.
		A few months later they heard that there was a DJ living down the street, Aaron, and the three of them met up in a local pub to discuss putting on a party.
	www.accessallareas.org /cgi-bin/skills.pl?act=disp&location=DJs_and_Live_acts (3607 words)

	.: Frontallabs :. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Alright, perhaps it’s slightly geared more towards the hardhouse NRG level, but nonetheless it’s still mainly the usual driving peak time Techno that we all hear at clubs or events.
		Or perhaps Mauro Picotto isn’t closely gathered with the Godfathers of Techno or any of the accustomed Djs like Jeff Mills, Derrick May, Richie Hawtin, Kevin Saunderson and so on, that makes him so unpopular among die-hard, snobbish, elitist Techno heads all over the world.
		Straight-up no nonsense bouncy techno is what you’re gonna get.
	www.frontallabs.com /nfrontal/web/musicmore.asp?sno=2195 (282 words)

	The Rev
		The Rev is dedicated to preaching the gospel of funk in all its many forms.
		Be it funky techno, warm electro, pounding hard techno, bouncy minimal, dirty tweaked out techno, or even some deep disco house, anything is fair game.
		Whatever style he chooses, he strives to make sure his tracks have something special that seperates them from the countless uninventive records that all sound the same.
	www.simplybangin.com /rev.html (262 words)

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