(313) Transmat Tour
Sorry, if I've missed it, but can anybody tell me when the Transmat crew will perform in the SF Bay Area? Also, is there any other cool events coming up there? Thanks Chris __ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com
Re: (313) jeff mills on new years eve
From: duncan [EMAIL PROTECTED] Victor Martinez wrote: please, can anybody tell me where is he playing on new years eve? thank you very much! At Shed 14, the docks, Melbourne, Australia. Don't forget the cost AUS$100.. US$65 £40 E$62 enjoy... [dj royal][613rd division] [fon|fax: +61 8 9264 8555] [http://dj.royaltech.net] __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) jeff mills on new years eve
From: duncan [EMAIL PROTECTED] Victor Martinez wrote: please, can anybody tell me where is he playing on new years eve? thank you very much! At Shed 14, the docks, Melbourne, Australia. Wasnt it Sheds 24 at the docks? Be a good show... But it looks like Ill be @ Earthcore in the national park Don't forget the cost AUS$100.. US$65 £40 E$62 Things are getting dear arent they? Must be the millenium or something hey :) Matt
(313) player hatin
well, not really... but def pop icon hatin... totallly off topic... but one of the funniest shits i have ever seen. http://www.newgrounds.com/assassin/ kill nsync and britney spears, beat up the backstreet boys peace, holly ps: go up a directory for some truly sick shit (like a school massacre interactive game) sorry i'm twisted... had to share...
(313) Record Trade.....
Hi. I have been so busy funding my studio recently that Ive neglected my record shopping So, Im looking to trade off (or sell) a portion of my Detroit backcatalogue... I have most of the early axis, mplant transmat and metroplex UR, some early +8 and probe 12s and a bunch of other stuffas well as lots of english stuff from this decade... Im not doing a list because it would take too long and Id prefer to spend that time with my daughter. Im looking for electro gearserotonin, interdimensional transmission v/a's, bunker... So send me your want lists and trades and I'll get back to you... ionizer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) 69/S.I.D.
i know this is a long shot, but... does anyone out there have any of carl craig's 69 releases? i'm also looking to replace a scratched (god dammit!) copy of UR's S.I.D. 003--Soundpictures ep w spirits speak and lunar rhythms. (i'm actually looking for ANY of the S.I.D. releases besides Sweat Electric-i HAVEN'T scratched that one yet.) buy, trade, whatever. please respond off-list. thanks, israel
(313) MAY,FOWLKES IN LATVIA?????
hallo, 313-ers, recieved unbelivable info about Detroit gurus Derrick May aun Eddie Flashing Fowlkes. They will visit Riga,Latvia in 2nd October.. Can someone of Detroiters give me clear answer: TRUE OR NOT? thanxinadvance, Toms
(313) After a hell of a week
Thanks for the assassin site. It's just what I needed. Not that I normally kill for kicks. Have a good weekend. :-) SAM
Re: (313) What the...
To clarify: *Stomp do not have a licensing deal with Transmat. They are importing it through another agency.* Stomp is respected and supplies some smaller stores too. They handle Distance and Guidance, both of them good underground labels. Their staff know their shit. And Sanity does have some good stuff among the crap. Eg, I got the Paperclip People For My Peepz single there - I couldn't find it anywhere else. Ok there is crap in these bigger chain stores. I wasn't promoting them necessarily. I feel neutral about them. Guys are privileged that they can go to small specialist stores and be treated with dignity. There's a lot of sexism in club culture and it often starts at the local male-run record store. At least in the bigger chains like HMV and Sanity there is less elitism and snobbishness that works against females trying to get into this music. Peace C -- From: ben businovski [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) What the... Date: Thu, Sep 23, 1999, 1:30 PM At 11:28 AM 9/23/99 +0800, you wrote: On 23 Sep 99, at 9:17, Cyclone Wehner wrote: Just to redeem this post for 313, Australians should know that the Transmat Time: Space CD is now being distributed by the Sanity-owned Stomp Distribution. So this means Sanity dance depts should be able to get it for you. Hey... you've read what it says on some of the new UR records right? I mean... Sanity? Talk about your pieces of crap! Dave PS for those who don't know, sanity is the k-mart of music stores :) Given the choice- I'd only part with my dosh to a man, who if you cut open his veins, would bleed detroit techno, infecting the west with the funk. Don't other stores, both those that pretend to be underground and not, get enough money from the poison they sell?
Re: (313) mills, controversy, and superstar djs
I think there is *one* other Detroit DJ who arouses similiar passions. and WHO might you mean ?? are we talking about derrick may here? isn't he known for pulling superstar dj bullshit when playing out or am I way off base here? I wished I hadn't posted this now. :) I didn't think folks would do anything else but flick over it. This comment has been interpreted in bugged out ways. I wasn't out to be mischief-making. Derrick? The UK media make Derrick out to be a superstar tripper. That Muzik article of two years ago was very superficial, damaging and cruel, I thought. He is deeper than that. Listen to his music or the DJing and you will feel the real Derrick. C
Re: (313) another mills worshipper.....
Can I just say that the Mills interview in the recent 7 magazine is outstanding and gives much credence to his music and ideas. His comments on Japanese distribution actually make a lot of sense in the context of the article. It's issue 16 and should be available through DMC outlets worldwide. The guy is a thinker. I feel that his music should be considered in relation to the concepts driving them. Spoke to Mrs Wood today for a story I'm doing and she was saying how she and K Hand discussed a collaboration at one stage. Mrs Wood feels that she wouldn't measure up in the studio. I say go for it sisters. C I'll personally give props to any creative artist who goes to such lengths to ensure that their art is the focus of attention, and not their personal lives. It is ridiculous to assume that an artist owes their fans anything more than art. fuck the cult of personality and Big ups to JD Salinger Thomas Pynchon Mad Mike Banks The Unknown Organist The Guerrilla Grls Jeff Mills etc etc.
Re: (313) mills, controversy, and superstar djs
May is not an attention seeker. Attention seeks May. He just has energy, charisma and poetry. The bullshit comes from the UK press. C -- From: trak head [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) mills, controversy, and superstar djs Date: Fri, Sep 24, 1999, 2:58 AM I think there is *one* other Detroit DJ who arouses similiar passions. and WHO might you mean ?? are we talking about derrick may here? isn't he known for pulling superstar dj bullshit when playing out or am I way off base here? May IS the man! If anyone is worthy of superstar status, he is. Whoever that was looking for his recordings, the Innovator is now available on vinyl. -T __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
(313) New Drexciya
Drexciya have a new album coming out soon on Tresor. Sounds like Mr. Barr is one of those horrible journos who gets promos and he's got an advance of it! ;) Whatever... if any of you journos can provide the tracklist for pHinnWeb's Drexciya discog page [http://www.sci.fi/~phinnweb/links/artists/drexciya/], lemme know... Also any missing info welcome. e. rautio, also known as pHinn * the webmaster of pHinnWeb - the old skool, the nu skool * * and the pHuture skool of Finnish electronic music * * [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.sci.fi/~phinnweb *
(313) Toytronic
And for those who are interested, there's a couple of really special things (#2 and #3) on a label called Toytronic. One is a clear 10 by Num Num and the other is a compilation called Signalflow. Weird, wonderful and beautifully electronic. The first one's great as well, 'Load Error' by Gimmik. Wacked-out aphex-ish stuff with a definite commodore 64 feel. I think Toytronic is a Woem Interface subsidiary. Would be interested to hear more about them. ___ ROBERT JOHNSTON/ 245 West Princes Street/ Glasgow G4 9EE/ United Kingdom/ tf +44 141 332 1374 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) plus 8 / probe / definitive tunes
Hello I would appreciate it if someone would repost the best tunes from probe and plus 8, also if they can do the same for definitive cheers ;) __ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com
Re: (313) MAY,FOWLKES IN LATVIA?????
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hallo, 313-ers, recieved unbelivable info about Detroit gurus Derrick May aun Eddie Flashing Fowlkes. They will visit Riga,Latvia in 2nd October.. Can someone of Detroiters give me clear answer: TRUE OR NOT? thanxinadvance, Toms It might be true, because they both are tomorrow in Tallinn, Estonia. Aivar
Re: (313) Toytronic/Slater
Yeah the Load Error EP is quite amazing. Toytronic do have a website at http://www2.crosswinds.net/~toytronic/ but it doesnt seem to be working at the moment, and it's painfully slow when it does. Whats the verdict on Luke Slaters new material btw? Robert Johnston wrote: And for those who are interested, there's a couple of really special things (#2 and #3) on a label called Toytronic. One is a clear 10 by Num Num and the other is a compilation called Signalflow. Weird, wonderful and beautifully electronic. The first one's great as well, 'Load Error' by Gimmik. Wacked-out aphex-ish stuff with a definite commodore 64 feel. I think Toytronic is a Woem Interface subsidiary. Would be interested to hear more about them. ___ ROBERT JOHNSTON/ 245 West Princes Street/ Glasgow G4 9EE/ United Kingdom/ tf +44 141 332 1374 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) jeff mills on new years eve
[EMAIL PROTECTED],internet writes: From: duncan [EMAIL PROTECTED] Victor Martinez wrote: please, can anybody tell me where is he playing on new years eve? thank you very much! At Shed 14, the docks, Melbourne, Australia. Wasnt it Sheds 24 at the docks? Be a good show... But it looks like Ill be @ Earthcore in the national park I'm glad somebody finally asked about Mills new years eve. I was starting to worry about my lack of plans and now that I know he's on the other side of the world it narrows my choices a bit. So, ah... what the fuck is Earthcore? And in what National Park?
Re: (313) plus 8 / probe / definitive tunes
By the way...even though the top level of the Plus8 site just says coming soon, the catalog with realaudio files (whole tracks, not just clips) is still accessible...go to: http://www.plus8.com/Plus_8/ Frank [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) plus 8 / probe / definitive tunes
Don't forget the Transmission page lots of real audio mixes and about 5 of them are Terrance Parker mixes (when are you coming to the UK??) Peace http://www.plus8.com/Audio/ -Original Message- From: Frank Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Tom Serna [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313@hyperreal.org 313@hyperreal.org Date: 24 September 1999 16:04 Subject: Re: (313) plus 8 / probe / definitive tunes By the way...even though the top level of the Plus8 site just says coming soon, the catalog with realaudio files (whole tracks, not just clips) is still accessible...go to: http://www.plus8.com/Plus_8/ Frank [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) Paging Morgan..
Sorry kids. Could Mr.Nebula New Jersey email me back thanks diana __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
(313) Equinox Playlist for 22-09-99
Posting this for Matrix... T - Equinox Playlist for 22-09-99 Listen to it on archive at 1Groove.com - till next weeks show. ARTIST TITLE LABEL MatrixIsthmus #Fast Chain Reaction Pantytec MufflerPerlon J. Mills PreviewTomorrow IsoleeBeau Mot Plage (DJ Q mix) Playhouse Krok Amp Error (Ectomorph mix) Interdimensional Transmissions Anthony RotherDestroy Him My Robots Psi49Net Red Planet #3 808o (Surface Temperature mix) Red Planet Saw Tooth White water (D'Mixed) Immoral Records Kriss DiorOrange Walk District Plastic City Lenk Psycho Trax L.P. Hybrid Subhead #16 House Trap Subhead User 04 ---User Dietrich Schoenmann Time is Slow E.P. Hidden Agenda User 05 ---User Oliver Ho Rituals E.P. Meta Ignacio Human-ised Music Man Ifach Collective Lost SecretIfach RepeatThin Hair Pure Plastic Crave In Pipe Words Woodwork Recordings Denard Henry cektion x Monoid Ghoti Iron Lung Woodwork Recordings Marco Carola Plastatik Neuton Cari LekebuschSteka A Hala Drumcode Tichy Forgotten realms Fieber John Tejada re-fillPalette Mario J Murat The First Visit E.P. Method 11:11 Die RhythmikerWork That Wax Central Matrix
Re: (313) technology eastern tour
Wow, this shit's gonna be bigger than Episode 1! It's great to see an event like this taking place, it's obviously taken some time, effort and cash to prepare, I'm sure it was hard work! Can't wait for the British leg of the tour(which is when, by the way?) A little curious as to the line, can't work out if like the mercury music award, the crew members selected are those needing the most spotlight (exc. S.K) or they're just the crew who sorted the whole event out! Looking forward to an interesting evening/night/experience, WorkZ --FYI-- For immediate release: Detroit to rule the eastern hemisphere. Technology Eastern Tour-Europe October 1999 02.10.99 - 30.10.99 It isnt much of a surprise that a production as large as this is coming from a City known for its world class manufacture of a product that has been in the making for nearly twenty years: Detroit Techno. This tour, featuring some of Detroits premier pure techno artists, is setting out to cross the Atlantic and take over the continent. The line-up is as hardcore as the production team making this event happenTechnology Productions embodies its roots as an electronic militia. Technology is a Detroit-based production company that has organized over eighty events throughout America. The team has assembled some of Detroits favorite artists over the past five years for a Detroit-styled show. The mission is to bring a complete tour package to Europe that is the first of its kind. This is a unique opportunity for club and event promoters. Overall the troop is representing both the old and new school sounds of Detroit with this powerful and diverse lineup. There is no question that this is one of the largest undertakings to come out of Detroit in 99. As the tour prepares for infiltration, the anticipation is astounding. Tune in and witness a spectacle that will have the worlds attention. Look for daily tour updates and a complete tour date event list on the (313) based on-line store theplayground.com. The tour kicks off October 2 in Ravensburg, Germany and ends October 30th in Denmark at Club Vega. Performers: Suburban Knight (Live) - Underground Resistance, Detroit USA Gi Gi Galaxy aka Mole People - Teknotika Records, Detroit USA Locutus - Bipolar Records, Pure Plastic, Detroit USA Punisher (Live) - Matrix, Seismic Records, Detroit USA Twonz - Hijacked Records, Detroit USA Auxiliary Performances: Jerohm - Freelectronics - Rotation, Belgium Tao - Freelectronics - Reload, Belgium Channel 3 (Live VJ) - Eyes and Ears Media, Detroit USA Tour Sponsors: Technology Detroit Street Productions madeindetroit.com theplayground.com motormouthmagazine.com *for explicit details contact Technology @ 313. 967. 9488 or Detroit Street Productions @ 313. 964. 3879 ARTIST BIO'S: SUBURBAN KNIGHT a.k.a. James Pennington Underground Resistance, Transmat Suburban Knights production career started in 87 as the co-producer of Inner Citys Big Fun and Good Life after beginning his DJ career in 83. He went on to release on Transmat in 89 where he brought to life his Suburban Knight moniker with the release of The Art of Stalking. He then joined the Underground Resistance camp to release Nocturbulis Behavior in 90, the By Night EP in 95, and a track for the Interstellar Fugitives album. Suburban Knight has played at nearly every major club and event around the world. He has recently toured Japan as well as filling multiple guest slots at Tresor, Berlin; Fuse, Belgium; Lost, London; and many others. His DJ set paints an elaborate picture of the many different styles of music that make up the past, present, and future of techno funk. His live performances are very rare. A chance to see him perform live is something that is not likely to happen twice in ones lifetime. Suburban Knights contributions to music have helped to mold our modern-day concept of Detroit techno. GiGi GALAXY a.k.a Gary Martin Teknotika records, Mole People GiGi Galaxy is the owner of Teknotika records. He founded the label in 94 and has since gone on to release over 20 records and a compilation c.d. He also has 3 records on his sub-label Mole People. In addition to his own projects he has done 3 records and 1 c.d. for Eye Q records and a variety of remixes for the likes of Gus Gus, Aquarhythms, and Der Dritte Raum. Garys busy DJ and live performance schedule complements his career as a producer. He has performed at a variety of major clubs and events in America and Europe; some of which include Tribal Gathering, the Hardwax anniversary party, and club spots in Copenhagen, Scotland, and the Netherlands. His DJ set is best described as sexy tech-house, and his live pa is truly amazing. He has a well-rounded portfolio that makes him a powerful force in techno and house. LOCUTUS a.k.a Wes Herche Bipolar records, Pure Plastic records Locutus is one of the new faces of techno in Detroit. He
Re: (313) technology eastern tour
Wow, this shit's gonna be bigger than Episode 1! It's great to see an event like this taking place, it's obviously taken some time, effort and cash to prepare, I'm sure it was hard work! Can't wait for the British leg of the tour(which is when, by the way?) A little curious as to the line, can't work out if like the mercury music award, the crew members selected are those needing the most spotlight (exc. S.K) or they're just the crew who sorted the whole event out! Looking forward to an interesting evening/night/experience, WorkZ --FYI-- For immediate release: Detroit to rule the eastern hemisphere. Technology Eastern Tour-Europe October 1999 02.10.99 - 30.10.99 It isnt much of a surprise that a production as large as this is coming from a City known for its world class manufacture of a product that has been in the making for nearly twenty years: Detroit Techno. This tour, featuring some of Detroits premier pure techno artists, is setting out to cross the Atlantic and take over the continent. The line-up is as hardcore as the production team making this event happenTechnology Productions embodies its roots as an electronic militia. Technology is a Detroit-based production company that has organized over eighty events throughout America. The team has assembled some of Detroits favorite artists over the past five years for a Detroit-styled show. The mission is to bring a complete tour package to Europe that is the first of its kind. This is a unique opportunity for club and event promoters. Overall the troop is representing both the old and new school sounds of Detroit with this powerful and diverse lineup. There is no question that this is one of the largest undertakings to come out of Detroit in 99. As the tour prepares for infiltration, the anticipation is astounding. Tune in and witness a spectacle that will have the worlds attention. Look for daily tour updates and a complete tour date event list on the (313) based on-line store theplayground.com. The tour kicks off October 2 in Ravensburg, Germany and ends October 30th in Denmark at Club Vega. Performers: Suburban Knight (Live) - Underground Resistance, Detroit USA Gi Gi Galaxy aka Mole People - Teknotika Records, Detroit USA Locutus - Bipolar Records, Pure Plastic, Detroit USA Punisher (Live) - Matrix, Seismic Records, Detroit USA Twonz - Hijacked Records, Detroit USA Auxiliary Performances: Jerohm - Freelectronics - Rotation, Belgium Tao - Freelectronics - Reload, Belgium Channel 3 (Live VJ) - Eyes and Ears Media, Detroit USA Tour Sponsors: Technology Detroit Street Productions madeindetroit.com theplayground.com motormouthmagazine.com *for explicit details contact Technology @ 313. 967. 9488 or Detroit Street Productions @ 313. 964. 3879 ARTIST BIO'S: SUBURBAN KNIGHT a.k.a. James Pennington Underground Resistance, Transmat Suburban Knights production career started in 87 as the co-producer of Inner Citys Big Fun and Good Life after beginning his DJ career in 83. He went on to release on Transmat in 89 where he brought to life his Suburban Knight moniker with the release of The Art of Stalking. He then joined the Underground Resistance camp to release Nocturbulis Behavior in 90, the By Night EP in 95, and a track for the Interstellar Fugitives album. Suburban Knight has played at nearly every major club and event around the world. He has recently toured Japan as well as filling multiple guest slots at Tresor, Berlin; Fuse, Belgium; Lost, London; and many others. His DJ set paints an elaborate picture of the many different styles of music that make up the past, present, and future of techno funk. His live performances are very rare. A chance to see him perform live is something that is not likely to happen twice in ones lifetime. Suburban Knights contributions to music have helped to mold our modern-day concept of Detroit techno. GiGi GALAXY a.k.a Gary Martin Teknotika records, Mole People GiGi Galaxy is the owner of Teknotika records. He founded the label in 94 and has since gone on to release over 20 records and a compilation c.d. He also has 3 records on his sub-label Mole People. In addition to his own projects he has done 3 records and 1 c.d. for Eye Q records and a variety of remixes for the likes of Gus Gus, Aquarhythms, and Der Dritte Raum. Garys busy DJ and live performance schedule complements his career as a producer. He has performed at a variety of major clubs and events in America and Europe; some of which include Tribal Gathering, the Hardwax anniversary party, and club spots in Copenhagen, Scotland, and the Netherlands. His DJ set is best described as sexy tech-house, and his live pa is truly amazing. He has a well-rounded portfolio that makes him a powerful force in techno and house. LOCUTUS a.k.a Wes Herche Bipolar records, Pure Plastic records Locutus is one of the new faces of techno in Detroit. He
(313) Sept. 22 playlist, WNUR Chicago
Hi, I'm back :) September 22, 1999 playlist -- 89.3 fm WNUR Chicago's Sound Experiment Wednesday 10:00-11:00 PM CDT * This and all past shows archived in RealAudio at http://macqueen.com/radio D-Train - Keep On: Francois Kevorkian Dub Mix (Prelude, 82) Felix Da Housecat - Radikal Thanx (Play It Again Sam) CiM - untitled track from Warm Data tape, unreleased Alexander Robotnick - Blues 2 (Riot City) Kano - I'm Ready (FullTime, 82) M.A.R.R.S. - Pump Up the Volume (4AD) LFO - LFO: The Leeds Warehouse Mix (Warp) Mark Broom - Funked Up (Pure Plastic) Morganistic - Let It Go (Input Neuron) Mark Broom - Any Number Between 1-17 (Pure Plastic) Inner City - Good Life: Magic Juan Mix (Virgin) CiM - Friends I've Made (Delsin) CiM - RN.a (Delsin) Firefly - Love is Gonna Be On Your Side (FullTime, 81) Manual Gottsching - E2-E4 (Spalax Music, 81) Unfortunately this was my final radio show for the summer, as the returning students in the fall get first pick of the timeslots and I got bumped :( -- but the RealAudio archives will stay online indefinitely. Thanks for everyone who called in and emailed throughout! * Special thanks to Control Room Technologies www.crt.net for making the RealAudio archive possible. peace -- Matt MacQueen [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.reverbmag.com radio show archive -- http://macqueen.com/radio
