You could try this http://www.radiostaddenhaag.nl/stad.pls It's an old The Hague pirate radio station from the 80ies who are re-broadcasting compilations from their old shows. Complete with the old commercials too!! They are in Dutch, but still a good laugh even if you don't speak the language. They just sound so typical from Dutch pirate stations from that era.
The music is not nearly as underground as from CBS, but it's still great italo stuff! On another note, does anyone of you know what happened to the globaldarkness forum? I keep getting redirected to a page saying the backdoor is closed?? Thanks, Joost > -----Original Message----- > From: Quest Pond [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: dinsdag 17 februari 2004 10:36 > To: 313@hyperreal.org > Subject: FW: (313) Cybernetic Broadcast System... one > crackhead's Eulogy > > > Yes matt is making a lot of sense here. > > I cant get my words together at this time....CBS is my life > and its gone- just like that. I just nnnnneed a replacement > badly!! Can anyone suggest anything worth listening to streamingwise? > > Something on the electro or italio tip? Or maybe even detroit > techno tip (god forbid). Not house please, im all housed out. > > Quest > > -----Original Message----- > From: Matt MacQueen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, 17 February 2004 3:28 PM > To: 313 > Cc: J. T. > Subject: Re: (313) Cybernetic Broadcast System... one > crackhead's Eulogy > > > On Feb 16, 2004, at 9:41 PM, J. T. wrote: > > last time? which? that italo is too hyped? i dunno. guess i wasnt > > paying attention..too much dutch music politics to keep up > with.. dr > > nutcracker should really sort it out for us...i heard > things, like he > > is moving to berlin (or was it rome) but yeah...i dont > really remember > > what i heard..but it sounded like he was serious about no > more dj'ing. > > maybe he will get back in the studio and make some more angry music > > like superman, which i would welcome very much... > > yah JT.. that Superman track was nutzo! you gotta think, plus, > keeping up a site like that up with a production schedule, > equipment, constant squabbles/upgrades/fees and tweaks with > your servers, hosting providers, other people you have to > depend on to keep it up and humming > properly.. it's exhausting. and expensive! Storage may be getting > cheaper but bandwidth alway$ get$ ya end the end, yeeowch. When you > have a site that gets nailed as much as CBS did, (OK, for a > relatively small outfit such as those guys ran), you can bet > there servers were getting a decent amount of of downloads > and streams, all that fun > stuff. So I'm thankful CBS lasted as long as it did, and maybe it > will be revived someday. If not, maybe people can fan those awesome > mixes out through the usual underground channels :) I-f has always > had a flair for the dramatic, (esp. with announcements, > public diss of Hell, etc.) but in true form he's still a > major force in shaping underground dance music in his own > dark wayl... and we're lucky to have > him around in any capacity, IMHO. I have learned so so so much from > Cybernetic Broadcast Systems and even before that the mixes > he'd post from old crazy Intergalactic Gary tape edit mixes > and italo fetishist stuff. > > and about italo being dead, or overblown, what!? pah!! If it ain't > dead yet after 20+ years of weirdo collectors scouring it > all.. it's not going to just up and die anytime soon.. I'd > say by comparison, 'glitch' is rapidly approaching the > terminally ill/boring stage, but > that's just me :P > > If Italo (or whatever electro/disco variant you want to call > it) gets more popular, it's just going to make the old school > headz like Ferenc stronger and more of a Don in the end. And > even if it blows up more, he'll keep burrowing deeper > underground and cold-press some hard clear musical gemstones > under all that pressure, while the rest of us Cocadisco the > rest of the HOTT nights away.. > > I was just reading this article about Chip E who said italo > was what the house guys were trying to copy/sample in early > chicago jackin trax stuff, it was as much a blueprint to some > of those guys as disco > percussion was. So it's not like influences that important ever just > evaporate or suddenly become uncool. People just stop making high > profile CD compilations of it ;) It disappears into the mist of > history. It appears as a backbeat, buried deep inside of a Purpose > Maker track ("I Remember"). Shari Vari was a reply/answer to Kano's > Holly Dolly! It all comes full circle, it's a snake eating > it's tail > and then puking up something better. > > In the big picture, Italo is a tiny tiny part of electronic > dance music that most people who say they like Techno or > House aren't even that familiar with.. so there's still lots > of room for it's influences to > keep sprouting new stuff. Ferenc is in many ways the > flashpoint for a > lot of that exposure, or at least championing it mightily in his own > tracks and DJ sets. Speaking of new italo, some of those new Pigna > records coming out of Italy are hot!! The Francisco tracks, > and the Raiders of The Lost Arp tracks especially,, warm > electronic dance techno, chugging analog basslines, top beats > and beautiful electro melodies, count me in.. also you could > argue the $tinkworx and Macho Cat Garage / Legowelt and etc. > etc. are all connected in some way to > that era... it's definitely living on. > > have i made utterly no sense yet?? Anyway, respect to I-f! whatever > his reasons i think it's silly to just publicly speculate on what > *might* have been his reasons.. hell it's his prerogative and > I'm sure we've not seen the last of that madman... that you > can bet on for sure. > > like william devaughn said: Be thankful for what you got! > > -- > Matt MacQueen > http://SonicSunset.com > >
