Anyone know if the new a. robotnick reissue 'Love Robot' the same thing
as his 'Problemes D'Amour' release? A variation on the theme? It seems
discogs is quite misleading on this subject...
-drew
Also that first Sound Signature compilation CD is sweet.. great
round-up of the early releases. Ubiquity should do the world a favor
and re-issue that on CD too. I guess I was destined to have it,
because I loaned it to a friend, who had his car broken into and the
stereo and CDs all
speaking of problemes d'amour just noticed that it is playing in the
background in europian vacation. the scene where they are in the strip club
and they find there son getting a lap dance. that song must have been new
when that movie came out.
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... just for the record : La Haine dates from 1995, has it just been released
in the US ? and since then Kassovitz has moved to Hollywood (Gothika, with
Halle Berry) ; the banlieue (with an e) is French for suburbs, so you've
got good (posh) suburbs and bad (projects etc) suburbs.
Gwendal
Anyone know if the new a. robotnick reissue 'Love Robot' the same thing
as his 'Problemes D'Amour' release? A variation on the theme? It seems
discogs is quite misleading on this subject...
It's a bootleg re-edit. (of problemes)
Didn't see any mention of it... as we're on the subject of Alexander
Robotnick, Fesh (www.feshlondon.com) have him (djing???) at 333 with Dexter
Serge from Clone tonight.
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talking about attention to detail... apparently they had some technical
difficulties at their French show : had to reboot the computer that played the
videos (crowd booed when they saw the Windows 2000 startup screen...) and when
the robots came, three of them were facing the crowd, but the
Throbbing Gristle in The Guardian today...
http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/fridayreview/story/0,12102,1177647,00.html
Rav
erm.
well, I know it ain't techno, so don't shout.
but I just spotted an lp that looked interesting.
it's called Detroit Soul, it's a compilation and features...
Dwele, Ayro, Lovers Quarrel, Detroit Experiment, Amp Fiddler,
Innerzone Orchestra, John Beltran, Blue Eyez, Slum Village, jaylib
I saw that yesterday and very nearly bought it, but decided on a completely
different vibe with Mike Dred's Universal Indicator CD on Rephlex
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Ever fancied asking him a question or two - thought so...
http://www.littledetroit.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2535
Drop your questions here and we'll get in as many as we can...
Over and Out
Dust
from the pages of Warp
Two Lone Swordsmen have completed their new album, entitled From The Double
Gone Chapel. Scheduled for release on 19th May, the album will be followed
later in 2004 with a single and TLS live shows. From The Double Gone Chapel
features vocals by Andrew himself, Keith
(in the distance, saliva dripping)
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Two Lone Swordsmen have completed their new
it's called Detroit Soul, it's a compilation and features...
Dwele, Ayro, Lovers Quarrel, Detroit Experiment, Amp Fiddler,
Innerzone Orchestra, John Beltran, Blue Eyez, Slum Village, jaylib etc.
sounds cool.. just out of curiosity, anyone have a tracklist?
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Matt MacQueen
found a tracklist here
theres clips on piccadily's website, but no tracklist.
http://www.tunes.co.uk/tunes/featured/8310.html
alex
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Check out the link for playlist. Looks good except don't think there's
anything new here from the usual suspects. Would like to hear the others
though.
http://www.tunes.co.uk/tunes/featured/8310.html
Scott
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yeah, i noticed that a few years ago, I thought it was great. I don't think
anyone went out and bought that record because of the movie though...
Jeff
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Check out the link for playlist. Looks good except don't think there's
anything new here from the usual suspects. Would like to hear the
others
though.
http://www.tunes.co.uk/tunes/featured/8310.html
No Andres ?hmm Yeah i know most don't have vocals but still the
mid-tempo cuts
Because no one else seems to mention this around here, here is the this
years Sonar line-up announced yesterday, including a liveset from
Francois K. and Richie Hawtin vs. Ricardo Villalobos:
LIVES
.TAPE. (OPTICAL SOUND ASPIC-MIRA/ES)
BALAGO (FOEHN/ES)
BEANS (WARP/US)
BUCK 65 (CA)
CARSTEN
seller name: letitberarities (my favorite local record shop)
all of these are CDs (313 and just plain old good stuff)
Chez Damier - Can You Feel it 92 - KMS with UR remixes
Fretless AZM
a number of Galliano releases
Front Line Assembly - Caustic Grip (sealed)
Cylob - Rewind! w/DMX Krew
Just saw this release announcement
10 YEARS FUSE 10 YEARS TECHNO (2CD) (release: 29/03/2004)
Belgium?s most famous club FUSE celebrates it?s 10th birthday, with the
release of this anthology of 10 years Fusin?. You?ll find some carefully
selected classics which graced the decks of many
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