Detroit's Underground Resistance

this is about the history of detroit techno. a specific distinctive sound w/n techno AND IT IS AWESOME.. when you know your music better you will know there is a specific imprint that DETROIT had on TECHNO! but I think we should all know where techno raving and it all started was the hacienda new order and the happy mondays.... detroit techno refers to a certain sound MADE BY very specific DJ'S IN DETROIT. WITHIN TECHNO there is detroit techno which is well known cause it's really BANGING FUNKY distinctively different SOUND but there is techno that came out of new york san francisco london paris anywhere kids were spinning records and dancing in wharehouses... kinda like how chicago house and san francisco house are two different distinctive sounds....more you listen more you hear it? every city the dj's the time period defines the sound that come S out of the underground... CONSTANT EVOLUTION... detroit did not start techno but they evolved a certain sound within techno and made it their own... if you really know electronic music you know when you hear detroit techno... jeff mills ritchie hawtin... take a listen and then listen to frankie knuckles who i think is from new york... then listen to some digweed or tall paul.... all techno all very distinct different sounds that have evolved as the artist evolved. but detroit birthplace and home of motown giving soul and gritty tough rough influences and it totally changes it.... who did techno first???? good question one would have to do some research and find out it kinda started in...... MANCHESTER, england at a place called the hacienda....new order... from the death of punk came techno... but there is some disagreement on the sublect. WANT TO KNOW your electronic music? read generation exctasy, watch 24 hour party people, and talk to some brits..
to give you a hip hop analogy the sound the came out of death row records was unique and one could tell the diff between say any song that came out of death row records and NYC's Bad Boy records... . puff sounds different than dr dre? all hip hop but IT IS DIFFERENT STYLES and sounds.... techno house garage breakbeats jungle drum and bass gabba hardcore trance speed garage industrial gothic progressive house electro ambient dub two step ..... the list goes on and is constantly being added to ... one cannot say the hate all that electronic music if they've only listened to gabba... there is a whole world of electronic music and there is a genre for every peron in the world even a someone who only likes metallica. free your mind. never and hate limit your world.
You can tell the difference between andy warhol and picasso but they are both modern art right?

the track is called Technology Gap off the Electronic Warfare EP..

http://www.discogs.com/UR-Electronic-Warfare-20/release/1003881

if you like Maestro you should check out Pump Up the Volume.. its a 15 part youtube doc that really captures the true essence of house music.. Chi-town, Manchester, Detroit, NYC and London are all covered in depth.. it is awesome!

here is a link to all the parts..

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=&search_query=history+of+house+mu...

Actually Alex, it did. Or are you trying to tell us Juan, Derrick, Kevin and Jeff are not from the D? You might want to do your homework first.

yeah man, you're showing your ignorance here. i'm guessing you were still in diapers when techno came out of detroit. this music has a history, you should get to knowing it. saying something like 'you didn't start anything' is the height of ignorance, because, as a matter of fact, they *DID*.

maybe you're confusing techno with electronic music, but the words techno and detroit are synonymous.

do your homework youngster.

whoa, alex. hey now. might want to do a little research before you tell some serious originators to get over themselves. hmmm, gotta love the young, cocky boys.

I am only replying to this post
because ,Alex, you really cant be serious

if you look anywhere online, libraries, record stores
they will all say the same thing

detroit, birthplace of techno