Re: (313) Namecalling is Bullsh!t
On Sep 5, 2006, at 9:03 PM, v12 wrote: everybody's got their name printed on their faces. what's the problem if someone starts reading aloud? not comfortable enough? The problem is that we've all got the list archives available to us (here's a hint -- they go back to 1994, so you can imagine how fresh all these flame threads are), and with a little judicious application of regular expressions and copy and paste, we are all quite capable of completely reproducing these latest threads, without the slightest bit of conscious thought. Which is precisely how we've arrived at this point, it seems... So please, let's allow the old girl a little rest. restealthing, d.w.
Re: [313] Ford and Atkins
The advert just played on Fox, during Malcolm in the Middle Very cool. Reminds me a bit of Chris Cunningham's Second Bad Vilbel video. -d.w.
Re: best albums...
Alexander, Nathaniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I noticed that the Claude Young DJ Kicks was included in the list. I've met with Claude on a number of occasions - he hates that mix - he says he was massively restricted in the tracks he could use and that it isn't a true representation of his mixing style and anyone who has seen this master will agree. If I recall correctly, what happened was that !K7 approached him about doing a mix CD, and asked him what kind of cuts he'd want to use in the mix. He gave them an informal list more or less of the top of his head, and !K7 went ahead and paid to license the tracks without confirming with him. As a result, he ended up having to use the tracks they'd already paid for. -d.w.
Re: [313] neat moog fact
Diana Potts wrote: . You can see the original Moog at the Ford Museum. Diana -- is this at the Henry Ford museum in Dearborn? [if so, COOL!] -d.w.
Re: [313] haha i'm done =)
I can't think of anyone better to bounce a check on. your money would be better spent on the crackhead down the block, -d.w. Dance Extacy wrote: all records sold. =)
DEMF Pics
Despite the herculean efforts of my camera to undermine me, here are some DEMF pictures. http://bewitched.dyndns.org/DemfPics/demf.html -d.w.
DEMF Schedule to go (was Re: demf site suggestion)
Hope this doesn't step on any toes... Here's the DEMF schedule in Palm DOC format (readable by various Palm OS utilities) I grabbed the schedule from the Free Press Download either http://bewitched.dyndns.org/files/DemfSched.hqx or http://bewitched.dyndns.org/files/DemfSched.zip depending on your desktop platform. -d.w. MikeD wrote: I don't know if anyone from the demf is listening to all of this..but I'd like to make a suggestion: avant-go palm pilot schedule download. i'll try and make one available for download before the weekend...but odds are i wont complete it... does anyone know how to do this out there? can you hook it up? =)
Re: (313) avanty-bootycore
William VanLoo wrote: That's the thing I dig about Simon Reynolds - I have a pretty different context than the one he comes from, and I don't always agree with what he says, but he's at least got a sense of humor about it. Whaddya think about this paragraph where the mad coiner just about busts a blood vessel hyphenating shit? In the tradition of hardcore and jungle before it, London's garage scene works as a gigantic laboratory, a permutation space where new hyphenated hybrids and creole micro-genres flicker into life for a few months or even just weeks, then disappear: speed garage, slow jungle, ska-house, acid swingbeat, hyper-funk, breakbeat garage, disco-ragga, grunge dub, riddim blues, electro-gamelan, divas-in-the-echo-chamber, crack house, tech-2-step, quiet stormcore, sugarshack breakbeat funk, scrap iron dub, bleep garage, wildstyle soul, lover's jump-up. I can just see him with his head in a bassbin, jotting this stuff down on a notepad. Priceless! -d.w.
