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Kompakt

19 durable postsStarted 2005-07-22Latest 2005-07-26
#17171Post 1 of 19

I was just wondering if any of you guys/gals on here were fans of this label. I remember a while back hearing that Digweed was into this label, but I always remember it from my minimal techno days of listening to Brinkmann and Mike Ink.

Do they really produce anything that would go down well on dancefloors? I really dug the minimal techno of Brinkmann, but don't think it would fit too well in one of my sets. Well maybe the beginning.

Any thoughts on this one???

#452413Post 2 of 19

Re: Kompakt

Checked a whole slew of their releases last time I was in a major record store, and made no purchases. Might sound bigger on a house system than headphones, but on the whole I didn't think they would suit a club night - more like a Holden mix CD.

#452436Post 3 of 19

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i have some rex the dog stuff on kompakt, i am a fan of alot of the music, but would'nt play it in a club environment

#452442Post 4 of 19

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Actually, there?s this Allen & Heath publicity I?ve seen in some mags where Digweed actually says Kompakt is his favourite label.

I also like a lot of their music, and I don?t see why it couldn?t be played in club...Superpitcher, Michael Mayer (very popular here), Wighnomy Brothers, Alter Ego...c?mon! Great dance music IMO.

#452446Post 5 of 19

Re: Kompakt

I Love Digweed Music!! :lol:

#452474Post 6 of 19

Kompakt a good label. I have some rex the dig and micheal mayer stuff. But I am sure any of it can be played in a club given what type of set it is.

#452475Post 7 of 19

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I play Kompakt records all the time in clubs. They destroy.

#452484Post 8 of 19

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Yeah, Kompakt have loads of tracks that would work in clubs (although obviously lots that wouldn't either).

#452513Post 9 of 19

Re: Kompakt

AMAZING STUFF MAN

#452540Post 10 of 19

really good, different stuff that either works in the floor or great to kickback at home

#452561Post 11 of 19

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I'll have to get back to their mp3 site and check it all out. It'd be interesting to have a few of their tracks to play out sometime.

Any ones in particular that I might look for?

#452640Post 12 of 19

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that's a quality label right there. reminds me of Hooj and how everything they put out was good.

#452679Post 13 of 19

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yes a large amount of there catalog would do very well on dance floors. but not the melodic prog dancefloors a lot of this board frequents. minimal tech is the shit.

#452763Post 14 of 19

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Kompakt is an extraordinary label. It has many quality releases from great producers such as Michael Mayer, Reinhard Voigt, Justus Kohncke, SCSI-9, The Orb, Rex the Dog and many others.

It's absurd to say Kompakt is not dancefloor-friendly. It all depends on the audience: it's quiet evident that an intransigent proghead won't dig it.

Other similar quailty labels that I'm very fond of are

  • [url=http://www.treibstoff.org]Treibstoff[/url]
  • [url=http://www.sub-static.de]Sub Static[/url]
  • [url=http://www.pokerflat-recordings.com]Poker Flat[/url]
  • [url=http://www.musikkrause.de]Musik Krause[/url]
  • [url=http://physical-music.com]Get Physical[/url]
  • [url=http://boxer-recordings.com/]Boxer[/url]
  • [url=http://www.traumschallplatten.de]Traum Schallplatten / Trapez[/url]
  • [url=http://www.sender-records.de]Sender[/url]
  • [url=http://www.areal-records.com]Areal[/url]
  • [url=http://www.paletterecordings.com]Palette[/url]
  • [url=http://www.plugresearch.com/]Plug Research[/url]
  • [url=http://www.immigrantindustries.com/]Immigrant[/url] ...

PM me if you want more info.

wf

#452785Post 15 of 19

[quote]- Poker Flat [/quote]

:RockOn: Steve Bug is the $hit

#452981Post 16 of 19

Re: Kompakt

[quote=wowflutter]Kompakt is an extraordinary label. It has many quality releases from great producers such as Michael Mayer, Reinhard Voigt, Justus Kohncke, SCSI-9, The Orb, Rex the Dog and many others.

It's absurd to say Kompakt is not dancefloor-friendly. It all depends on the audience: it's quiet evident that an intransigent proghead won't dig it.

Other similar quailty labels that I'm very fond of are

  • [url=http://www.treibstoff.org]Treibstoff[/url]
  • [url=http://www.sub-static.de]Sub Static[/url]
  • [url=http://www.pokerflat-recordings.com]Poker Flat[/url]
  • [url=http://www.musikkrause.de]Musik Krause[/url]
  • [url=http://physical-music.com]Get Physical[/url]
  • [url=http://boxer-recordings.com/]Boxer[/url]
  • [url=http://www.traumschallplatten.de]Traum Schallplatten / Trapez[/url]
  • [url=http://www.sender-records.de]Sender[/url]
  • [url=http://www.areal-records.com]Areal[/url]
  • [url=http://www.paletterecordings.com]Palette[/url]
  • [url=http://www.plugresearch.com/]Plug Research[/url]
  • [url=http://www.immigrantindustries.com/]Immigrant[/url] ...

PM me if you want more info.

wf[/quote]

I?ll add Klang Elektronik. Alter Ego?s "Rocker" is one of my top 5 tracks from the past 12 months. Mad shit.

#453042Post 17 of 19

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You can sample and buy anything from Kompakt and other related labels at [url]www.kompakt-mp3.net[/url]

#453045Post 18 of 19

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i want hooj choons back. :cry:

#453238Post 19 of 19

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A lot of us do bro.

Thanks for the info about those other labels. I'm mostly fond of the old Plastikman stuff and Thomas Brinkmann and Mike Ink, when I think of minimal techno-house.

Thanks for opening my eyes a little bit more than they were.

Jeffrey

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