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[EdipisReks]

here is my list, narrowed down as far as i can narrow it down.

Underworld - Beaucoup Fish & Second Toughest of the Infants
Aphex Twin - Melodies from Mars, Richard D. James Album & Power-Pill Pac Man
Björk - Post, Homogenic & Vespertine
Bent - Programmed to Love
Dntel - Life is Full of Possibilities
Her Space Holiday - The Young Machines
Landslide - Drum+Bossa
Massive Attack - Mezzanine
Air - Talkie Walkie & 10,000hz Legend
House of Wires - You Are Obsolete
Tubeway Army - Tubeway Army
Orbital - Are We Here?, Snivilization, & Middle of Nowhere
The Postal Service - Give Up
Radiohead - Kid A/Amnesiac
Simian - Chemistry is What We Are & We Are Your Friends
Squarepusher - Feed Me Weird Things & Music is Rotted One Note
Zero 7 - Simple Things
Nine Inch Nails - Broke, Fixed, Pretty Hate Machine, Further Down the Spiral, Further Down the Spiral V2, The Downward Spiral, The Fragile, Down in It & Closure
VNV Nation - Advance and Follow
Jaga Jazzist - A Livingroom Hush & The Stix
St. Germain - From Detroit to St. Germain, Tourist & Boulevard

 

[md01]

Leftfiled -- any album really
Prodigy -- anything
The Chemical Brothers -- anything
45 Dip -- The acid lounge
Peter Kruder -- peace orchestra
Dj Dan -- funk the system
Seb Fontaine -- Horizons
Underworld -- Beaucoup Fish
Sasha and John Digweed -- everything
Paul Oakenfold -- everything
Keoki -- Disco Death Race 2000
Shpongle -- everything
Hallucinogen -- everything

That's all I can think of right now, but there's more. it's difficult to pick just one...

 

[AuroraProject]

Orbital "in Sides"

and if this type counts, Paul Oakenfold "Tranceport"

 

[Schrieks]

Wow... I see mu-ziq (µ-ziq) mentioned only once. I don't have that many purely electronic albums, but considering those and albums that are chiefly electronic:

Mu-ziq: Tango n Vectif
Mu-Ziq: Lunatic Harness
Legendary Pink Dots: anything 1980-1985, most 1986+
Stereo Total: Musique Automatique ...Please check out some of their tracks at http://www.stereototal.de/music/download_rare.html (I like #5 best.. and on other tracks you may notice some Bardot-isms and Hardy-isms and Gainsborg-isms, among other -isms) ... If you like this at all, then get Musique Automatique .. It's amazingly good electronic pop... oh, and the album has much, much cleaner sound than these MP3s
Pizzicato 5: anything with electronics.. or without!
Babyland: Who's Sorry Now? and Outlive Your Enemies
Fantastic Plastic Machine: Luxury (german press, if possible) and Fantastic Plastic Machine
Ray Lynch: Deep Breakfast
Space Streakings: Nana-Toku
Psychic TV: Pagan Day
Throbbing Gristle: all
Soft Cell: Nonstop Erotic Cabaret

I'd better stop now.

 

[oosoo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by lojay Anyone here bought the compilation OHM: The Early Gurus Of Electronic Music?

I think this set is a mountain of fun! The selections are often brief for the genre, but enjoyably sequenced. Many are edits of longer pieces. Especially like the lesser known composers, like Maryanne Amacher. And the 90-page book is reasonably well documented, easy to read, and includes plenty of photos, contextual quotes from people like Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth), Bill Laswell, David Toop, and Iara Lee (director of the film Modulations, a younger take on the history of electronic music), plus a bibliography.

 

[RedSky]

Brian Eno - On Land, Apollo Soundtracks
Vangelis - Blade Runner
Pan Sonic - A
Kraftwerk - Computer World
Jeff Mills - Purpose Maker
Plastikman - Musik
Future Sound of London - Dead Cities
Orbital - 2
Autechre - Confield
Black Dog - Spanners
Anything on Basic Channel
Monolake - Gravity
Steve Roach - Mystic Chords and Sacred Spaces
Drexciya - Harnessed the Storm
Herbert - Around the House
Air - Talkie Walkie
Pole - 3
Seefeel - Polyfusia
Surgeon - Force and Form
Ulrich Schnauss - A Strangely Isolated Place

 

[burndtjamb]

Depeche Mode - "Speak & Spell"
Electronic - self-titled
Ultramarine - "Every Man and Woman Is a Star"
Nitzer Ebb - "Belief"
Yaz (Yazoo) - "Upstairs at Eric's"
808 State - "Utd. State 90" and "Newbuild"
The Postal Service - "Give Up"

 

[hop ham]

Although it's not my favorite, its worth a recommendation.

Tyrant - Fabric 17 (mixed by Craig Richards)

Even though Lee Burridge is absent here, it is the best Tyrant work yet. Both of these guys have talent but Richards really turns it up a notch here. The sounds he uses are fresh and his transitioning here is a healthy dose of originality. This is a VERY nice mix -- up there with James Zabiela - Reniassance ALiVE.

 

[philodox]

Quote:

Originally Posted by RedSky Brian Eno - On Land, Apollo Soundtracks *SNIP* Ulrich Schnauss - A Strangely Isolated Place

I like your first and last choices a lot, although I am partial to 'Discreet Music' for Eno.
You should listen to 'Far away trains passing by' by Schnauss if you havent already. I'd say its as good if not better than 'A Strangely Isolated Place'.

Not sure if I posted a recommendation in this thread yet and dont care to look, but after listening to both albums on the way to work today.

for the love of god, listen to microbunny on headphones
[size=xx-small]...especially if you like Eno...[/size]

[both albums are great, I would start with the self titled and then move to dead stars]

EDIT: for clarification the band name is 'microbunny' and not 'microbunny on headphones'

 

[EsthetiX]

what happened to this thread?

 

[SR-71Panorama]

Autechre Incunabula
The Prodigy The Fat of The Land
Murcof Martes

 

[cheba63]

Autechre - Tri Repetae
Boards of Canada - Music Has the Right to Children

 

[Zanth]

Champion - The Remix Album
Ellen Allien & Apparat - Orchestra of Bubbles
Moby - The Very Best of Moby (particularly disc 2, the remixes)
UNKLE - War Stories
The Avanlanches - Since I left You (experimental electronica/rock)
The Knife - Silent Shout

 

[krmathis]

Hard to pick one, so I list a few of my favorites.
Massive Attack - Mezzanine
Leftfield - Leftism
Biosphere - Microgravity
Paul Oakenfold - Tranceport