#ramon zenker

[hardfloor]

[spilladabalia]

Dadamnphreaknoizphunk - Up The Down Steroids

[y2klostandfound]

RMB - Love Is An Ocean (Ramon Zenker Rmx)

[supereuroflash]

Ayumi Hamasaki - WE WISH (Ramon Zenker remix)

[serotoninundopamin]

Model: Michelle Ramone Photographer: Caroline Zenker

[gabis2r]

1 to 30 from the music asks :D

OMG the madman did it!

Also, thanks @vkr-kayne for the ask too.  

Admittedly, this was a LOT harder to do than I thought. Links included if you wanna have a boogie. Answers under the cut cos this shit is looooong (apologies if the cut fails on mobile).  There is no expectation or obligation to listen to any of these.

1:A song you like with a color in the titleVisage - Fade to Grey

2:A song you like with a number in the titleA Perfect Circe - 3 Libras

3:A song that reminds you of summertimeBran Van 3000 - Drinking in LA

4:A song that reminds you of someone you would rather forget aboutDuran Duran - Ordinary World    

5:A song that needs to be played LOUDModulate - Raising Lucifer

6:A song that makes you want to danceScooter - Jumping All Over The World

7:A song to drive toThe Prodigy - Warrior’s Dance

8:A song about drugs or alcoholThe Levellers - Fifteen Years

9:A song that makes you happyN-Trance - Set You Free

10:A song that makes you sadPearl Jam - Indifference

11:A song that you never get tired ofBrian Eno - An Ending (Ascent)

12:A song from your preteen yearsVan Halen - Why Can’t This Be Love

13:One of your favorite 80’s songsA-Ha - Take on Me

14:A song that you would love played at your weddingSabres of Paradise - Smokebelch II (Beatless Mix)

15:A song that is a cover by another artistFear Factory - Cars

16:One of your favorite classical songsCarl Orff - O Fortuna ~ Carmina Burana

17:A song that would sing a duet with on karaokeThe Moldy Peaches - Anyone Else But You

18:A song from the year that you were bornStealers Wheel - Stuck in the Middle With You

19:A song that makes you think about lifeAssemblage 23 - Blindhammer

20:A song that has many meanings to youBon Jovi - You Give Love a Bad Name

21:A favorite song with a person’s name in the titleSuzanne Vega- Luka

22:A song that moves you forwardVast - Free

23:A song that you think everybody should listen toPerplexer - Acid Folk (Ramon Zenker mix)

24:A song by a band you wish were still togetherThe Ramones - I Wanna Be Sedated

25:A song by an artist no longer livingSoundgarden - Jesus Christ Pose

26:A song that makes you want to fall in lovePearl Jam - Just Breathe

27:A song that breaks your heartVNV Nation - Beloved

28:A song by an artist with a voice that you love(2 for 1) Deftones (ft Maynard Keenan) - Passenger

29:A song that you remember from your childhoodDavid Bowie - Ashes to Ashes

30:A song that reminds you of yourselfAssemblage 23 - Damaged

[randomvarious]

Hardfloor - “Trancescript” Harthouse Retrospective Part 1 - 4 Song released in 1993. Compilation released in 1998. Acid Techno / Acid House

Hardfloor is the inimitable German electronic duo of Ramon Zenker and Oliver Bondzio. The two are known for their wonderfully layered creations and their masterful use of the Roland TB-303 bass synthesizer, which produces the squelchy acid sound. They have used up to six TB-303s at one time and are known to modify them in order to create new and unique acid sounds. 

With their TB-303 expertise, Zenker and Bondzio were at the forefront of the German acid house scene, and were one of the acts to pioneer it. As acid house seemed to die out, Hardfloor have dabbled in other areas of electronic music, experimenting with trip hop, IDM, electro, breaks, hip hop, and downtempo styles. The pair have their own label and continue to release music to this day. They have an uncanny ability to adapt in order to stay relevant and remain fresh. They have been a force to be reckoned with for almost 30 years now.

Zenker and Bondzio hail from neighboring towns in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia and released their first music in 1991 on Eye-Q Records. 1992 saw the release of their biggest hit, “Acperience,” which was then followed by another hit called “Trancescript” in 1993. Both managed to chart in the UK, which was somewhat of a rare feat for German electronic dance musicians.

"Trancescript” is a great piece of 8 plus minutes of acid techno. Zenker and Bondzio begin with a kick drum and squelches and progressively build a groove. They add a bunch of percussive elements along with more squelching layers and some chimes. At the 3:38 mark, they crown their groove with a noisy, almost distorted lead squelching rhythm. A little more than halfway through, we get a bit of a breakdown and the two add in a bunch of anticipation-building, slowly climbing strings. The strings eventually fade and the chimes return, which then leads back into the original groove. The final minute consists of Hardfloor playing with their squelches by stretching them out and distorting them, which generates quite an interesting and experimental rhythm to close out.

This description doesn’t do justice to what these two men created. It’s a very layered, complex, and intricately woven piece of dance music. A great example of expertly crafted techno.

[posthumanwanderings]

Cyber Trance Presents: Ayumi Hamasaki - Ayu Trance 2 (2002) Tracklist: 01 independent (D-Nation remix) 00:01 02 HANABI (Lange remix) 3:56 03 M (Above & Beyond Typhoon dub / vocal mix) 7:22 04 July 1st (Flip & Fill remix) 11:50 05 Dearest (Rank 1 remix) 16:23 06 Free & Easy (Minimalistix remix) 19:43 07 UNITE! (Airwave club mix) 21:52 08 Connected (Ferry Corsten / system F mix) 27:20 09 Fly high (Voodoo & Serano extended mix) 30:12 10 AUDIENCE (Darren Tate 12" mix) 34:35 11 Trauma (JamX & De Leon's DuMonde dub / vocal mix) 39:05 12 Boys & Girls (Push 12" mix) 42:35 13 I am... (Ramon Zenker remix) 46:30 14 appears (Armin van Buuren Sunset dub / vocal mix) 50:00 15 Depend on you (Svenson & Gielen club mix) 55:30 16 Daybreak (Orion Too remix) 1:02:06

[hardfloor]

Guess who gets a mention?

A short history of the 303 in 12 songs.

How the 303 failed successfully…

[siskoelectrofanatik]

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OUT NOW my remix for the historical 90’s techno hit project: Interactive “The Techno Wave” by @jenslissat_official @ramonzenker on @studio3000records 30 Years ago, the Studio Project INTERACTIVE was born. Jens Lissat had met Ramon Zenker before this band-project already. Jens was a resident DJ in a club in Krefeld, the legendary Königsburg. He left the club to work for another club, but after a few months he returned and offered the owner to release a track, just for the Königsburg. Jens and Ramon produced The Techno Wave and the name for this band-project was the beginning of history. INTERACTIVE became famous in the Techno Circuit. We celebrate the 30 Years jubilee with a Remix Package. Drumcomplex is the man of the moment in the Techno League and you can hear why, in his interpretation. Jens Lissat teamed up for a Remix with his studio partner Christoph Pauly and their remix is makin' you going nuts. The third remix is coming from the italian techno star producer SISKO ELECTROFANATIK, with a powerful arp-sequenced version. Let's celebrate 30 years of TECHNO WAVE! Pre-Order on Beatport 👉https://www.beatport.com/release/the-techno-wave-30-years-tribute/3054182 #techno #hit #90s #oldtechno #technomusic #remix #jenslissat #thetechnowave #interactive #siskoelectrofanatik (presso Berlin, Germany) https://www.instagram.com/p/CF2LhaqKdlq/?igshid=1jn9tqv5l0heg

[tonosgratis]

The Terminator (1984-1991-2003)

En cuanto a las pistas de baile en aquella época donde la película se encontraba en la cresta de la ola, existe una versión autorizada a cargo de The Object, una formación creada por los alemanes Gottfried Engels y Ramon Zenker, responsable este último de grandes formaciones como Fragma o Paffendorf. El hit Theme from Terminator  se editó además en países como Bélgica, Italia y España, en este último bajo bajo el sello Max Music, creadores de los legendarios Max Mix.

En este caso el tema de The Object apareció en el recopilatorio Maquina Total 3, el más popular de la mítica saga, que incluyó además foto-reportajes originales de la película, así como una réplica del famoso robot para presentar el recopilatorio de una forma muy llamativa, convirtiéndose rápidamente en el más vendido de aquel año 92.

Desde aquí queremos homenajear aquel éxito haciendo que nuestros teléfonos "retronen" con el sonido Remember 90s.

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[itsoundsfuture]

Interflug - Fragments (Fehler Musik, FHLR018)

Interflug – Fragments (Fehler Musik, FHLR018)

Our Thursday selection: Interflug – Fragments (Fehler Musik, FHLR018)

Acid ubermind Interflug from Budapest joins the FHLR family for FHLR018.

He just dropped his last release at none other than the acid originator and legend Dj Pierre and this label Afro Acid. His musical history goes back to mid 90’s, and debuted as Interflug at the no-less legendary Hardfloor label of Ramon Zenker and Oliver…

[uselessidea]

HRDFLR - Channel

Official Hardfloor Youtube Channel. Acid, House and Techno changed the landscape of the German music scene ever since the end of the eighties. Producer Ramon Zenker (born 11.11.1969) and DJ Oliver Bondzio (born 7.29.1967) were ahead of this new movement right from the start. In 1991 they formed Hardfloor and had their first success with the release „Once Again Back/Drug Overlord" on the well-known label Eye Q. Only a few months later Hardfloor released their „Hardtrance Acperience EP" on Sven Väth ´s cult status label Harthouse. This EP made them famous for their innovative sound far beyond European boundaries, the song „Acperience 1", which even made its way into the UK charts, is still one of the milestones of Techno culture.

[mitjalovse]

I know, I am basically using modern trance/techno/electronic music from Europe as an umbrella term for every machine musician who did not move within either big beat or trip hop from the 90’s on. However, we can agree there were two strands of mechanical tunes back then and one of them owed more to the mainland developments of idioms, such as trance. Fragma, for instance, might be one of the best examples of this fact, they’re practically a collective of producers in the disguise of a pop group. Their songs from the naughts managed to capture the charts, but that shouldn’t surprise us. They transformed the dancefloor patterns of their genres into a form of a pop song. Of course, they were far from the only ones during that period, yet they were a part of the few who succeeded a lot.

[avexdance]

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