great to see this. tim deserves all the credit you just gave him and more.
plus, he's got that bitchen ride. ;p ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rob Theakston" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 3:04 PM Subject: (313) This Saturday @ The Detroit Techno Exhibit > > Hi there. > > Usually I don't post unless I'm being extremely sarcastic, cynical, bitter > or all of the above. But for a refreshing change of pace, I'd like to send > out this promotion. > > While he's really not known to many around the world as a prominent techno > figure, Tim Price has been the central nervous system of countless important > events that have been thrown in Detroit, and was crucial to the success of > the first D_MF. I'm sure if you've been around long enough in the scene > you've heard his name uttered once or twice, but Tim likes to stay in the > background about things and just do what he does best: throw killer events > and make a difference. He's a figurehead in the Detroit electronic music > community, but like the best of them...he's rarely seen or heard. > > He's worked with several record labels in the area. Plus 8, M_nus, KMS, > Planet E, and many others all have benefitted by Tim's hard work ethic, > unrivaled spirit and tireless dedication to the music scene. He's also > thrown events for a multitude of charitable causes; dedicating his time and > efforts when he could be producing something that could turn him a quick > profit. And on a more personal note, he's one of three people I consider a > true mentor, and I'm sure a few other people on here can testify to his > influence. > > Well, to sum this all up nicely... Tim is going to be participating in a > panel workshop/lecture this Saturday in conjunction with the Detroit > Historical Museum's Techno exhibit. The topics will be a broad range of > things involving the record industry. I don't know much more specifics than > this, but it's a good chance and a rare opportunity to see Tim talk about > what he does best. > > > The Detroit Historical Museum is located in Detroit's Cultural Center, on > Woodward Avenue at Kirby, two blocks North of Warren. > 5401 Woodward Avenue > Detroit, Michigan 48202 > 313.833.1805 > > Thanks. > > Rob
