Thinkbox is by no means finished and actually there are some extremely
interesting things going on behind the scenes including future event
planning and cd/vinyl releases for the collective. We enjoyed the night when
you guys came down for our show, musically and socially. I never let a poor
turnout get me down. It's Windsor. That night there were three big shows in
Detroit and with limited advertising time we didn't anticipate a huge
turnout unfortunately. We'll have you guys down again in the fall or winter
I'm sure.
Our next show is as follows:
CONNECT
*******
A night of electronic exploration and community. Hit the main room for
pumpin' techno and house and lose yourself in the front lounge with
downtempo, ambient and experimental frequencies.
Friday, August 24, 2001
Amsterdam Lounge
Windsor, Canada
261 Pelissier St
591-977-7232
*Neksis Room - Main Room*
PSilopoliSP (aka Keith Kemp, gammaplayers.com)
DJ Ben WU (GreyTech, Neksis)
Steven Roy (Thinkbox.ca)
Trademark (Neksis.com)
**special 313 guests tba too**
*Thinkbox Room - Front Lounge*
Bill Van Loo (chromedecay.org)
dj on/off
Rob Theakston (planet e, ear3)
Christopher Bissonnette (Thinkbox.ca)
Chris McNamara (Thinkbox.ca)
***part of the lifefest party weekend***
Gee thanks... its nice to hear feedback from someone who you know knows a
thing or two (not to mention the person who took the first chance on
bringing us both down to Windsor the first time)
I will pass on the info to greg aka ether.mann
Im glad to hear that faceless corp are doing good things but what about
thinkbox? I mean did the poor turn out for sutekh and myself [naw] turn
you guys off from doing any more events? I think you all should keep on
plugging away. All that is missing is a little bit of focus a slightly
better way of reaching out to people when promoting and good venues
(which windsor seems to have a few of already it seems like), you have a
talented crew behind you, please dont give it up so quickly. I know I
would definatly come back to play for the thinkbox collective again as
quickly as I would for the faceless corperation collective.
Neil...
aka naw
aka dropfile
http://www.techno.ca/clonk
Dj Revolver wrote:
>
>Sounds great. I heard your set was fantastic and Greg's was solid.
Faceless
>Corp has put on two really great shows recently. Good for them which
makes
>it good for Windsor as well.
>
>respect,
>steve
>
>>From: Neil Wiernik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>To: <313@hyperreal.org>
>>Subject: [313] re: Faceless Corp.
>>Date: Fri, 10 Aug 2001 12:05:45 -0400 (EDT)
>>
>>
>>
>>I feel sort of funny posting about this event since I was the headliner
>>and I have a bit of a skewed view and since non of the faceless people
>>[andrew or cory] are on this list I will give my 2 cents:
>>The event went off well from what I could tell the attendence was very
>>good from what I was told they went way over capasity for the venue.
>>DM played an awesome opening dj set or early minimal techno with a
>>special
>>surprise appearence by kiro during his set, the two did a live pa dj tag
>>team set for about 40
>>mins good crunchy minimal techno and slow brooding beats.... Jamming
>>Signal were ok, sort of hit and miss with thier pa no real direction in
>>terms of style other then it was chaotic and noisy, Jakob
>>Thisen was amazing mircosound meets bleepy minimal beats!!!!! Vivid
>>Soundscapes were also pretty good from what
>>I could tell but then again Im not an expert on hardcore but from a
>>technical point of view it sounded good. ether.mann's dj set was on the
>>mark as per usual solid minimal glichy techno... as for my live pa as
naw,
>>It was my per usual signature dubby glitchy minimal techno sort of deal
>>other then that its hard to comment as to what it was like as an
>>audence member but
>>I enjoyed my pa got the crowd moving, the audience feedback was great. I
>>had a few problems with my software acting up (but thats what you get
when
>>you build your own apps) my set consited of a laptop performance using a
>>max/msp patch built which was a mod of kit claytons slooptechker patch.
>>I would say it was not one of my better live pas but that was a result
of
>>a few minor plug in crashes during my set, which were only noticable to
>>me I guess or people would have hated it I guess...
>>As for the rest of the night the visuals were great it was set up to
look
>>like a protest at the g8 ssummit....
>>fenced in entrence and all... :)
>>great visuals over all good energy and it was generally a pleasure to
come
>>in from Toronto to play for this event. Im looking forward to playig in
>>your town some time soon again.... :)
>>Neil...
>>
>>dj revolver wrote:
>> >
>> >Did anyone attend their show last Sunday at Amsterdam in Windsor?
>> >Details...? attendance #? (ya i'm socially deprived)
>> >
>> >Neil? Andrew?
>> >
>> >steve
>> >
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