What are the best electronic albums of the 1990s? This isn't

>>72770412
I could make a better list longer than that for each tenhco subgenre lls

>>72770513
I'd love to hear some new albums if you've got the time

>>72770412
Great list. I love all these albums. I could add:

Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 85-92 & II, I Care Because You Do, Richard D. James

Biosphere - Microgravity, Substrata, Patashnik

Fluke - Six Wheels on My Wagon, Risotto

The Orb - debut, UFOrb, Orblivion, Orbus Terrarum

Ultramarine - Every Man and Woman is a Star

Spooky - Gargantuan

The Crystal Method - Vegas

Faithless - Reverence

Bjork - Debut, Post, Homogenic

Speedy J - G-Spot, Ginger

Boards of Canada - Music Has the Right to Children, Twoism, Hi-Scores

Autechre - all their 90s discography

FSOL - Accelerator, ISDN, Lifeforms, Dead Cities, Tales of Ephidrina (as Amorphous Androgynous)

>>72770556
im not the dude you replied to but these are some albums i love that have a similar sound to what you posted, im sure you'll like them

ed rush & optical - wormhole

goldie - timeless

shpongle - are you shpongled

>>72770589
>have a similar sound
>3 completely different genres
wew loooool

>>72770569
wow really? For all electronic? As big and varied as rock and all subs, thats some knowledge bro

187 Lockdown - 187
2 Bad Mice - Kaotic Chemistry
4 Hero - Parallel Universe
A Guy Called Gerald - Black Secret Technology
Adam F - Colours
Altern 8 - Full On..Mask Hysteria
Amon Tobin - Bricolage
Bay B Kane - The Guardian Of Ruff
Bong-Ra - New Millenium Dreadz
Boymerang - Balance Of The Force
Daft Punk - Homework
DJ Dara - Rinsimus Maximus
DJ Edge - EDGE CD 001
Dom & Roland - Industry
Ed Rush & Optical - Wormhole
Ed Rush/Nico/Trace/Fierce - Torque
Hive - Devious Methods
Kemet Crew - Champion Jungle Sound
Makai - Millenium
Omni Trio - The Deepest Cut Vol. 1
Photek - Modus Operandi
Roni Size & Reprazent - New Forms
Sourve Direct - Exorcise The Demons
Todd Edwards - Prima Edizione
Voyager - Future Retro

Breakbeat subgenres were very big in the 90s, in the UK at least.

I still think talking about any electronic sub-genre in terms of LPs is a little pointless since a lot of them are essentially artist compilations and some of the best stuff never makes it to an LP, or if it does it's years after the artist was active (like Remarc and Bizzy B's LPs on Planet Mu). Then there are some producers like DJ Trace who go through their whole career without ever making an LP.

>>72770616
i didn't mean based on the genres. these are all albums from the same era, and all with that old school 90s production sound.

>>72770412
Does anyone else think the album cover looks like a dancing cartoon character or a two quavers joined by a beam?

I love Underworld - Second Toughest in the Infants. Try the recent remaster, it's incredible. Remaster for Dubnobass is great too.