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Note that ambient house is usually more uptempo than your usual Brian Eno-type ambient.
That's of course correct.
I'm surprised you didn't keep the first two Orbital albums though. I think Snivilisation and Middle Of Nowhere are so-so albums compared to them.
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Didn't explain myself, i'm more underground in particular artists & dance genres that scene died in 1996, & "Hard-house" was the new-form of techno a crusty-one that had no heart.
Oakenfold's commercial in every-dance-set I've heard barring "Order Odonata 1994," I was at his set in Wembley JDJ 1994, it was shit been too other events feeling the same - funny thing is why did he play his tune he produced "Not Over Yet" so much in mix-sets, its an awful track-lyric.
Top artist-DJ's worth mentioning from the earlier scenes of techno-trance.
Gayle San
DJ Dag
Colin Dale
Mrs Woods
Joey Beltram
Surgeon
Miss Djax
Eric Powell
Billy Nasty
Dave Clark
DJ Dag from Dance 2 Trance is indeed a legend, as is Sven Vath whom you mentioned. His L'Esperanza is one of my eternal favorites. A pity he never seemed to make anything similar.
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Yes, we're apparently on different planets in our evaluations here. I hear absolutely nothing of what you describe in his albums -- whether the three studio/solo albums or any of the Perfecto 'set' CDs -- my favourites being TRAVELLING, GLOBAL UNDERGROUND: OSLO, ANOTHER WORLD and GREAT WALL, as well as the SWORDFISH score.
According to imdb, he is scoring an upcoming film called THE NOCTURNAL.
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