I don't know if Fred is still letting people download his DEMF 2001 set -- damn per-megabyte pricing for web hosting -- but you can go to http://www.telepathica.com/page4.html
Bill's web presence http://www.chromedecay.org, I don't know right now if he's got MP3s up there. I loaned a co-worker his 'Live at Leopold's' CD the other day, and he came back to me saying "dude this is wicked, how many CDs does he have out!" If I was where Bill is musically at his age I'd be the frickin Beethoven of electronic music by now. Shawn Rudiman's site http://www.technoiraudio.com has some sound samples from recent tracks, but don't really give the flavor of his live sets -- he's unique in that he still hauls out the drum machines and synths and mmt8s and runs the whole show from his analog mixer. Anyone who knows what it takes to keep that frankenstein monster sync'ed up -- let alone making music -- will recognize a genius at work. Too bad he's gone to the shaved head look, when I saw him play in DC he was rocking a magnificent Sonny Bono fade. And lest I forget, the mp313.com crew has several very good live artists in their roster. As much as I'm a fan of the art of DJ'ing, live electronic music is a distinct, exciting mode of being that is underrepresented. On Wed, 9 Apr 2003, Fabrizio Nahum wrote: > > on and aside note: > can anyone reccomend any sets from fred giannelli and bill van loo? > > fab >
