As far as I can tell, there are some fans of the Techno movement on Steemit (I count myself among them), particularly of the unhurried early years of the movement, which I will date now freely to the end of the 1980s and the beginning of the 1990s.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIZLIc_IrtFB8H3e2q7NTMA
It would be worthwhile to click on the channel "Musikunterricht mit Jens Lissat" at least once.
Jens Lissat, a DJ Urgestein from the Rhineland who is also a co-owner of the cult label "No Respect Records" and a member of the Techno-Dance project "Interactive," interacts here in a very natural and sympathetic way with a lot of heroes from the "good old days."
His previous guests included notables like Dr. Motte, DJ Dag, Steve Mason, Oliver Bondzio, Tom Wax, DJ Quicksilver, and Ramon Zenker (the order in which they are listed does not matter). Jens Lissat joins them in making a brief tribute to the good old days. The most lovely anecdotes are provided.
And naturally, a tonne of classic Techno and Trance music from that era is still playing.
Everyone who was present at the time or would have enjoyed being there (and/or just knows about it from swoon-worthy tales) will likely see it in a similar way to how I did. The contributions undoubtedly provided me with a few enjoyable hours.
