(313) Inaudible Reminder...
Just a quick note to remind you of tonight's Inaudible Radio/Webcast which will be broadcasting this evening from 9-11 pm Eastern Standard Time. I'm going to be doing a more percussive abstract experimental techno set this week. I'll be featuring tracks again from the upcoming Warp 10 remix album, as well as material from Kit Clayton, OC1, Bluetrain, Mode M and a host of others... As always we will be giving away records during our broadcast so be sure to tune in for that as well. To listen over the internet visit http://www.wcsb.org at 9 pm and click on the "Click here for Audioactive Feed" link. If you are in the Cleveland area you can tune in by setting your radio to 89.3 fm. Hope you'll all tune in! -->-Lance--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states
Re: (313) aaron carl
Yes, folks it's the same Aaron-Carl, also of Soul City Records. __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
(313) live RA/RV electro/techno/idm mix
starting in 30 minutes... live electro/techno/idm mix tonight in RealAudio and RealVideo on http://www.triple-bypass.com/live.ram 10-11pm AST 9-10 pm EST 7-8 pm MST 6-7 pm PST 2-3am GMT 3-4am CMT thanks. andrew duke :) -- Andrew Duke's In The Mix show590:Jamie Lidell & Wooly/589:Vogel & Dr. Rendezvous/588:Wang & Vaz/587:Theorem & Baby Pop/586:Sicko & Nova/ listen on Cognition: http://www.techno.ca/cognition
(313) spin on detroit
while passing by a news stand or buying a cup of whatever at a bookstore so you dont have to actually _buy_ anything (like moi);)... pick up this issue of Spin (kid rock on the cover)Magazine, for it is soaked with detroit flavor. kid rock on the cover, a review of 'Programmed', and for those of you who fight the good fight of mainstream vs.underground-theres even a review of DJ Assault's CD, 'MrMuthafukka' -which gets an 8/10 BTW. Hmm...so much Detroit in one glossy mag and mr.Sicko wasn't even involved... hookedonphonics. Diana __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
(313) Record Shops in Pittsburgh
Any recommendations on any good, used Record stores that stock dance vinyl in the pittsburgh,PA area? thanks, Bryan - Bryan Bickel http://www.cs.wayne.edu/~bbickel [EMAIL PROTECTED] Comin' from the R.O.
Re: (313) Record Shops in Pittsburgh
hypervinyl, it's on the main drag (forbes) in oakland, right on the pitt campus. the people are super cool, ask for Jwan, technically he works across the hall at the hip hop shop but he knows his shit. in fact i think he's a 313 subscriber. peace, mike
(313) and yet ANOTHER format change...
okay kids. this REALY doesnt have much 313 content outside the detroit area. but its kind of interesting. W4 106.7FM, the station the majority of us mocked growing up...is dead go ahead...turn it on...you'll hear nothing but a tone and some macho voice every 10 minutes on carts. the corporate powers that be allegedly have decided detroit needs another rock station...but thats all hearsay... with the decline of ted nugents station and WRIF being run by old fogies..."detroit rock city" isn't really all that "rockin" according to my friend (who just graudated as well and was going on as a production manager there at W4), they fired everyone at noon high, and went off the air at 6. which is a shame. not only for him who just turned down a radio job in chicago, but for those whose families depended on that station for income. granted, i didn't particularly enjoy 106.7...but it really is a shame to see another corporate take over deface the airwaves again that once gave people so much. hooked on 101.9 rob
Re: (313) bluetrain
didn't steve o'sullivan recently release a 2x12? if so, does anybody know the name/label? i really liked bluetrain 6, as well as his recent release on ongaku. glyn
Re: (313) bluetrain
At 08:43 PM 9/1/99 -0700, you wrote: >didn't steve o'sullivan recently release a 2x12? if so, does anybody know >the name/label? i really liked bluetrain 6, as well as his recent release >on ongaku. Yes all the bluetrain releases are excellent but not all of Steve O'Sullivan's work is in that same sound. The new Steve O'Sullivan 2x12" you're probably thinking of is recent double pack of remixes on his Mosaic label. Probably one of my favorite Mosaic releases as of late. The Eight Miles High & Bluespirit remixes are excellent! Here is the info on sed release: . Steve O'Sullivan: A New Perspective 2x12" (Mosaic 018) Tracks: - Inner Sanctum/Remastered - Acid Jesus Rmx - Eight Miles High Rmx - Midnight Blue/Bluespirit Re-Edit - Burnt Out? - Soft Scoop Memories -->-Lance--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states
Re: (313) aaron carl
Andrew :: hell yes. check out some of the wallshaker material as well. big & bold garage. Scott Lazaruk ones & twos http://techno.ca/dj/ones_and_twos mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] == http://www.twelveinch.com/context [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andrew Duke) on 08/31/99 11:43:46 PM Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "...313 list" <313@hyperreal.org> cc: Subject: (313) aaron carl is the aaron carl who did down on metroplex the same one who has soldier out on florida's sfp?? -- Andrew Duke's In The Mix show590:Jamie Lidell & Wooly/589:Vogel & Dr. Rendezvous/588:Wang & Vaz/587:Theorem & Baby Pop/586:Sicko & Nova/ listen on Cognition: http://www.techno.ca/cognition
(313) 9/1/99 Inaudible Radio/Webcast Setlist...
9/1/99 Inaudible Radio/Webcast Setlist... 9-10 pm by lance... . Bluetrain: version blue b2 (Bluetrain) . Kodo: remix 1/kevin yost's deep ethnic mix (Columbia) . Myungho Choi: passenger #4 (Transit) . Thomas Fehlmann: suberfruhstuck/tflowing mix (Apollo) . Gas: nach 1912 (ICI Recording) . Mike Ink: polka trax 3/wunder remix (Warp) . Ocio: medida universal #5 (BMG Argentina) . Move D meets Ro70: a1 (Source) . Kit Clayton: box section (Parallel) . Mannequin Lung: the voyeur (Plug Research) . DJ Jasper & Kit Clayton: point one/dj hyperactive rework (Cytrax) . Polmo Polpo: cardio (Audi Sense) 10-11 pm by john c... . Thomas Brinkmann: walk with me (Wvb Enterprises) . Benjamin Wild: kronberg a1 (Kompakt) . Cosmic Suckers: orange a2 (Shitkapult) . Tobin: 01a (Tobin) . Kriesel: 26 b (Kriesel) . SBX 80: beat printer pt 1 (Ware) . Subhead: drug user (Subhead) . Loy Phlox: brummba a2 (Modular Music Channel) . Ben Sims: wow (133) . Rob Alcock: plexus (Figment) . Bluelight'isms': IPS (Planet Rhythm) . Henrik B: jackel jinden/g-force's groove mix (Zync) Thanks to everyone who tuned in and congrats to the winners of the giveaways. See you next week same time & url or place on the dial. -->-Lance--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states
(313) any good cds?
Yesterday I ordered a bunch of CDs online. Any opinions would be cool. Here they are: Richie Hawtin : Orange Claude Young : Soft Thru Derrick May : Innovator Aril Brikha : Deeparture In Time Transmat : Time Space
Re: (313) any good cds?
-- >From: cyborg elpH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: detroit techno <313@hyperreal.org> >Subject: (313) any good cds? >Date: Thu, Sep 2, 1999, 2:03 PM > >Yesterday I ordered a bunch of CDs online. >Any opinions would be cool. > >Here they are: > >Richie Hawtin : Orange Great track. Many feel Richie has taken it back to the dancefloor with this release after the more abstract listening vibes of Consumed. It is a fave with one or two big DJs here in Melbourne, I know. >Derrick May : Innovator Awesome, beautiful, essential, definitive, soulful, timeless.. need I say more? >Aril Brikha : Deeparture In Time Soulful electronic music for the 90s and beyond. Classic Transmat material. >Transmat : Time Space Oh, the same as above. The alpha and omega of great electronic music for the nine nine. Contains Microworld's Signals, two of Derrick's own tracks and not even one lemon. Cosmic. C
(313) Scott Grooves "Organ Nights"
The song Organ Nights is on the new Farley and Heller, Late Night Sessions III double disc put out by Ministry of Sound. Since I'm pretty bad at describing tracks, all I'll say is: deep house, laid back, organs (go figure), and very enjoyable. Nate
Re: (313) Scott Grooves ??
speaking of scott grooves, can someone give me a review of his full length on Soma called "Pieces of a Groove" or something like that. is it worth getting? Raul
(313) Autobahn
By a lucky coincidence, I now find myself with 2 copies of the original Vertigo issue of the Autobahn LP (with the plain blue motorway sign cover). I open to sensible offers for one of them. Email me privately if interested; sorry for the waste of bandwidth if you're not... Cheers, Sean.
(313) Mayday in DC
Jeff wrote: > is there anything going on in detroit for thanksgiving weekend??? > should i stay here in DC to see Derick May?? just wondering, any info > would be helpful. Where in DC? When?
Re: (313) Record Shops in Pittsburgh
> Any recommendations on any good, used Record stores that stock dance vinyl > in the pittsburgh,PA area? > > thanks, > > Bryan Rotator Locator Have fun! :) Steve
(313) o my gawd
no time now for lenghthy reviews--but get your collective asses to a record store quick like-- new robert hood on m-plant is out (containing flyer warning of the eminent release of nighttime world #2!!!-nothing on the flyer about cheap records, just an m-plant logohmm..) the first "tomorrow" release is out as well (mills' new label)the majority of one side is an interview--the label says who the interview was conducted by, but doesn't name the "interviewee"--unless jeff has recently aquired a british accent, it's not him--but i would be interested to find out who it is---anyone got info. on this one??? new claude young on deta records---holy shit this record is just smokin'---i.m.o. this is claude's best work to date. get up, go to the store now-- out- israel
Re: (313) Record Shops in Pittsburgh
> Rotator > Locator > > Have fun! :) No fun without a URL :) http://www.hyperreal.org/music/rotator/ Props to Jeff Davis for all his work on this. Bill / dj marathon -- Sigma6 Interactive Media (a division of AppNet) / http://www.sigma6.com http://www.detroitpeoplemover.com
Re: (313) any good cds?
I can tell you already that you cannot go wrong with any CD by Richie Hawtin or Derrick May. Claude Young is awsome too. not too shabby --- cyborg elpH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Yesterday I ordered a bunch of CDs online. > Any opinions would be cool. > > Here they are: > > Richie Hawtin : Orange > > Claude Young : Soft Thru > > Derrick May : Innovator > > Aril Brikha : Deeparture In Time > > Transmat : Time Space > > > __ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com
(313) Alton Miller
Also on that Farley and Heller CD I mentioned earlier is the Alton Miller track, "Sweet in the Morning." It's a real soulful house song...I would recommend this CD for anyone who likes deep house in general - (Alton Miller and Scott Grooves are the only 313 related people I think). It's on import only here in the US, but I got it at Tower, and I've seen it at Record Time. Nate
Re: (313) Scott Grooves ??
> speaking of scott grooves, > can someone give me a review of his full length > on Soma called "Pieces of a Groove" or something like that. > is it worth getting? > not IMO. There are only 2 cuts that are great; the Roy Ayers comes to mind - mainly though the tracks are quite boring and nothing spectacular. Asya
(313) live dj mix:electro/idm/techno:archived now on Cognition :)
[show 591 won't be online until tonight or tomorrow due to a server problem, but...] i finally remembered to take along a cassette to record the wednesday night live ra/rv mix. if you'd like to check out last night's mix, it's online in RA on Cognition: http://www.techno.ca/cognition Andrew Duke live DJ mix: electro/idm/techno (recorded 10-11pm AST September 1, 1999; 60 minutes of madness! :)): tracklisting: 0. [previous DJ's last track fading out] 1. Le Car--Car Scene One from Auto-Motif EP (US Monoplaza test) released 1998 2. Motec Registered--B from 990601 7" (UK Intrauterin white label) released August 1999 3. Muros Transparentes--Muros Transparentes (DJ Glow mix) (AT Pomelo) release date tba 4. Patrick Pulsinger--Strong Desire from Voices In My Lunch Box Vol. 2 compilation EP (US Plug Research test) out September 1999 5. Chromatix--Odex from Life-like EP (US Spelunk test) release date tba 6. DJ Godfather--Aliens Got My 808 from Aliens Got My 808 EP (US Twilight 76 test) 7. Vintage Future--Antimatter Premium Unleaded (US UR) 8. M.I.A.--Schoolcraft Bump (US UR) 9. Peoplemover--track from M033 EP (US Metroplex test) 10. Keith Tucker--Nemesis from Automaton EP (US Puzzlebox test) 11. DMX Krew--Adrenalin Flow (12" edit) (UK Rephlex) released 1998 12. Adult--Dispassionate Furniture (Sitting In...) from Dispassionate Furniture EP (US Ersatz Audio test) released 1998 13. UR--track from The Swarm 12" (US UR test) 14. Chaos--Dot Dot Dash (US Metroplex) 15. Di'jital--360 Degrees from 360 Degrees EP (US Direct Beat test) release date tba 16. Anthony Rother--Don't Stop The Beat (Full Audio version) (DM Psi49net) 17. Digitek 3--The Soul Is In The Software from The Soul Is In The Software EP (US Twilight 76 test) 18. X-ile--Hotbox from Private Dancer 12" (US Direct Beat) [skips at one point :( ] 19. I-F--Theme From P.A.C.K. (extended) from P.A.C.K. EP (US Interdimensional Transmissions test) 20. Di'jital--The Mind Of The Master from The Mind Of The Master EP (US Direct Beat) [session recording tape flipped midway through] 20. Di'jital--Mind Of The Master from Mind Of The Master EP (US Direct Beat) 21. UR--Electronic Warfare (The Original) (US UR) 22. Red Planet--track from Red Planet 8 12" (US Red Planet test) 23. The Instigator--Anathema (US Hypervinyl test) 24. Nitevision--track from SW40 split EP (US Synewave test) 25. Vmax--track from Static EP (US Vmax test) 26. DJ Marquis--The Party (Y2K mix) (US Upstart) 27. The Hacker--The Night from Le Danseur Parfait EP (UK Magic Trax) 28. The Hacker--Body Electric from Le Danseur Parfait EP (UK Magic Trax) 29. Phoenecia vs Soul Oddity--"Me And My Rhythm Box" from Odd Job 12" (US Schematic test) 30. CiM--Factory Preset One from Series Two EP (UK Headspace) 31. Unspecified Enemies--track from Multi- Ordinal Tracking Unit EP (UK Counterattack) 32. Model 500--It's Time from Mind And Body (BE R & S) 33. Dre Brown--Rejuvanted Rhythm (mix 2) from Seduction By Technology 12" (US Direct Beat test) 34. Aux 88--Play It Loud (remix) from Computer Speaks 12" (US Direct Beat test) 35. I-F--Secret Desire (vox) from The Man From P.A.C.K. (US Interdimensional Transmissions & Disko B tests) 36. DJ Future Shock--Synthesizer Technology from SWR003 12" (UK SouthWest20 test) 37. Artists Unknown--Control from DB80 EP (DM Disko B test) 38. Sector 17--You Will Become One from X- terminate.Populate.Procreate EP (US Twilight 76 test) 39. Munchman--track from By Design (US Direct Beat test) 40. I-F--Space Invaders Are Smoking Grass from Fucking Consumer (DM Disko B test) released 1998 41. Le Car--Car Scene Two from Auto- Motif EP (US Monoplaza test) Comments/DJ booking inquiries: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Andrew Duke Cognition/In The Mix 1096 Queen St #123 Halifax NS Canada B3H 2R9 -- Andrew Duke's In The Mix show590:Jamie Lidell & Wooly/589:Vogel & Dr. Rendezvous/588:Wang & Vaz/587:Theorem & Baby Pop/586:Sicko & Nova/ listen on Cognition: http://www.techno.ca/cognition
(313) accelerate
Heads up- anyone heard the new *limited* (500) accelerate special projects? Mr. Bell gracing us w/more brilliance I'm sure. peazzzout -T __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
(313) Sept. 1 playlist, WNUR Chicago
September 1, 1999 playlist -- 89.3 fm WNUR "Chicago's Sound Experiment" Every Wednesday 10:00-11:00 PM CDT live stream during showtime http://www.wnur.org This and all past shows archived in RealAudio at http://macqueen.com/radio Visage - The Steps (Polydor, 80) Wood, Brass & Steel - funkanova (bootleg, 76) Tired of Getting Pushed Around - 2 Men, A Drum Machine and A Trumpet (I.R.S., 88) Lil' Louis - Music Takes U Away (Dance Mania, 88) Fast Eddie - Acid Thunder (DJ International, 88) Armando - 1.5.1. (Warehouse) Sueno Latino - Sueno Latino: Cutmaster G mix (DFC/Capitol, 89) JS-01 Quadrant - Infinition (Planet E) Vladislav Delay - Huone (Chain Reaction) X-102 - Ground Zero, the planet (Underground Resistance) The Vision - The Protector (Tresor) X-102 - OBX-A (Underground Resistance) The Vision - Projectile Darts (Tresor) Surburban Knight - Nitestrike (Underground Resistance) DJ Funk - XTC (Funk) Dark Energy - Black Strategy (Underground Resistance) Mad Mike - The Final Frontier (Underground Resistance) Orbital - Halcyon (ffrr) Model 500 - Nepture (R&S) Mr. Fingers - Can You Feel It (Trax, 86) *Special thanks to Control Room Technologies for making the RealAudio archive possible. peace -- Matt MacQueen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.reverbmag.com archived radio shows --> http://macqueen.com/radio
(313) TP's Fan Club - weekend update - September Top 10
Greetings Cats! Normally I would address this posting to my fan club list only. But because of the massive response I received from my subject letter "Are you about the music, or are you just frontin' " , I decided to address this to all (don't worry - this wont become a habit). 1st - let me say that I appreciated ALL the e-mails that I received on the subject. Furthermore, last weekend in Mason City Iowa & here in Detroit, I enjoyed meeting many of you who either accepted my challenge to party this weekend "sober", and/or those who party "sober" on a regular basis. It was really encouraging to feel such positive energy from all of you. 2nd - I wanted to quickly make a couple of points: a) I wasn't just speaking to or about the cats in the "rave" scene, but to all cats who enjoy all forms of music developed in the underground scene within the past 20 years. I don't want to see anyone die, or hurt themselves in any manner regardless if they're a "raver", "clubhead", and no matter their race, religion, sexual orientation, etc., etc.. I was surprised how some cats responded to my wanting to see people be safe in this music. But I also realized that I didn't qualify my point of view, so I will do that later. b) I wasn't trying to preach the "Just Say No" campaign to any of you. Some of you felt that I was preaching to you in the same manner that some ministers and pastors might do in speaking about religion. Well, just because I know and accept Jesus doesn't mean that you have to, and just because I don't do drugs doesn't mean that you shouldn't do drugs. Whether you choose to do drugs socially (in moderation) or you get "blitzed" every chance you get, ultimately it's your right to do so. If that's what floats your boat, then by all means set sail and have a wonderful voyage. I'm certainly not trying to be judgemental because it's not my place to judge anyone, especially as it relates to the music. Furthermore, if you read my original posting on this subject carefully, you'll see that I clearly stated that I too realize that drugs have always been, and will more likely continue to be part of music. In the summer of 1982 I had my first djing gig at a backyard party. Back then, cats would get their "high" by drinking malt liquor poured into small plastic cups (so we called them 8 oz parties) and smokin' a bit of herb - DETROIT & SOUTHFIELD cats from `77 to `85 know what I'm talkin' about! My point is that even back then, my first introduction to the party scene as a dj included cats getting high. I didn't smoke any herb (although I use to smoke 3 packs of Kool Milds each day), but I did get my drink on with some OE, Colt 45, or Detroit's favorite cheap 40 oz brew . . . BIG JUG for $.99 (Brings back memories). So I too was sometimes "buzzin' " at the parties. c) The reason why I stopped getting drinkin' at these parties is because this is Detroit, and in Detroit (unfortunately) there was always some shit jumpin' off. I mean how many of you can say you've been shot at, seen cats get shot, or even seen a cat get smoked (killed) at a party or club??? Well I've seen it all, and it aint pretty folks. The problem is that I'm starting to see to much of what use to go on back in the day re-surface at many of these parties here in Detroit. I can't speak for your scene in your city where you (the reader) are currently. But I want to qualify my request for a drug free atmosphere by saying that at least for the cats here in the D, it's also a matter of street smarts & safety. Many of these parties (in warehouses and clubs) are in some of the roughest areas in the city. You cats who come down to these parties "high" set yourself up as EASY targets. For those of you who are in Detroit, haven't you noticed that most of the ill shit that goes down at these parties usually takes place after 3 or 4 AM??? These cats are waiting for you to get good and high. In some cases, the drug dealers who sell you that crap are in on "jackin' " you, but many of you don't even see it coming because you're so anxious to get the drugs into your body that you miss what's going on around you! Some of you cats have not one ounce of street smarts within you, yet you particular cats seem to get a feeling of excitement and danger by partying in some of the toughest areas in Detroit. This is not a game! This is real! Your ability to react in a critical situation may mean the difference between life and death. Hopefully none of you reading this will ever be in such a situation. My point is that there is another reason (at least here in Detroit) to check your head when you attend these parties. This past weekend for example, several cats got jacked at gun point at FLAVA, cars jacked, etc., etc.. Now of course I not sayin' that all those who suffered losses where on drugs. Instead what I'm asking is if you had to deal with some "REAL SHIT" would you rather be sober, or fucked
