Ninety

Pretty enjoyable

Still enjoyable.

Contrary to popular belief on this site, you don't have to be spaced out on drugs and/or alcohol to like acid rave electronica dance music. I am long-time evidence of this. Just get up and throw some shapes. Man.

(Listens : 3)

This was a cross between dance party music and atmospheric sound effects, and sometimes waiting music. I guess that's how I would describe techno. The songs were all pretty similar, not much variety. I didn't care for it.

This would be great video game soundtrack I’d give it a 6/10

Oh no please no. Mancunian Electronic bands are not for me. Electronic Pop like the Pet Shop Boys, sure but this is just hooks with funny noises and feels very clubby, that’s so who I am not. This band influenced acid house music too, just another nail in the coffin for me. Make it stop.

Fun, electronic. Not a big fan, but reminds me of “Streets of rage”
soundtrack

I'm a slut 4 synths. No entiendo por qué está tan mal rateado, la gente odia lo raro.
Honestamente no es algo que escucharía a diario, pero sí drogado.

Mostly instrumental electronic music that wasn’t too droning. Not the worst, but still not great. 3/5

A lovely techno record that feels like it bridges the gap between the Pet Shop Boys, the Art of Noise, and Aphex Twin. "Donkey Doctor" is probably the best track, but the sounds throughout are all successful.

ou é gostosim demais, viu.
acid house de primeira qualidade, bão pra ficar batendo a cabeça e dançandinho. bom album pra trabalhar, inclusive

I think I reached Microsoft Excel flow-state while listening to this album. Really great and it doesn’t waste my time. I wasn’t a big fan of the first song, but everything after that is pretty great. Favorites were Ancodia, Pacific 202, and 808080808.

Meh, too sober for this

2 ⭐️

Ugh, I get zero vibes from this. It sounds like some cheesy, overproduced 80s dance trash that just doesn't hold up. Seriously, without being in a warehouse back in the day, throwing shapes, it's just bland, repetitive, and robotic. It's basically annoying background noise, not music I'd want to listen to.

People say it's groundbreaking, but it sounds like something you'd hear in a bad movie. It's got no soul, and it's just... bad. If this is the best the genre has to offer, I'm gonna find something with some actual character.

Acid house, huh? Like that one LCD Soundsystem song? One touch? That’s a dope track. Let’s see what this jawn’s all about. Well, the first obvious problem is how samey it is all the way through. That’s kinda it for the problems though. It’s very well-produced and it flows well, and… how do I say this? It sounds like the cover of an Alvvays album. Or perhaps it sounds like it exists in the same universe as Alvvays. Alvvays is like the Twee pop version of this, and this is like the lighter, funner, acid house version of this heat’s self-titled. Don’t @ me bout that either. Anyway the obvious standout here is pacific 202, but there are other good songs. My favorite part about this album as a whole is its use of contrasting textures, like those vocal lines and the synths in donkey doctor, or the saxophone in pacific 202. It’s just a really really pleasant experience all around.
8.0/10

Nice, good to work to and a good vibe - glad to have heard this and will come back.

Why does this sound like I'm leaving eBay feedback? "top seller a++ would listen again"

I don’t know why there are so many club music albums on the list. This music exists to be played as singles in a club. Who is sitting down and just listening to 40 minutes of beats?

While listening to this, my thoughts constantly oscillated between "WTF am I listening to" and "this is awesome!!!"

They had more layers and more invention than almost all their contemporaries in early dance music.

This was cool, crazy it came out in ‘89. It sounds way more modern than the 90s stuff I’ve heard off this list.