(313) calling D1
apologies for bandwidth everyone... can one of the D1 guys/gals contact me please - got some info for you, and i've lost your email addi. cheers rob Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.co.uk address at http://mail.yahoo.co.uk or your free @yahoo.ie address at http://mail.yahoo.ie
(313) theorem singles...
just heard the theorem album for the first time. SWEET. anyone know if there are any singles available from it? sand. __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) theorem singles...
yes, 4 EPs. theorem feature answers this question in full on cognition: http://techno.ca/cognition here's an excerpt for that feature: With the [4] Elements released on vinyl, twelve tracks now begged for availability in the digital medium. But with some of the songs at upwards of ten minutes and more, it was soon obvious that not all of the material in the series would fit on a compact disc, a format that can hold a maximum of 78 minutes of music. I spent a little over two weeks just listening to all the tracks over and over; I really just wanted to create an album out of all the singles and the ones that really worked together to create a journey. Lawrence is quite happy with the result. Its like one giant track almostthe rhythms and the climaxes and the breaks, something that you could listen to over and over that just takes you somewhere else. I didnt just throw a bunch of singles together. I really wanted to have motion and expression. Lawrences time spent wrestling with the dilemma was well used; in the end seven of the tracks from the Elements series were used for the Ion album, and the all important flow is certainly achieved. hope this helps. andrew duke :) Sanderson Dear wrote: just heard the theorem album for the first time. SWEET. anyone know if there are any singles available from it? sand. __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com -- Cognition/Andrew Duke's In The Mix mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://techno.ca/cognition 1096 Queen St #123 Halifax NS Canada B3H 2R9
(313) many non detroit music questions
I apologize for the non 313 nature, but I've had these questions on my mind for quite some time and I haven't found any answers. Dancehall questions: Does anyone know the name of the artist/album/label/placeicanbuythese: 1. a track w/ a male vocal that is a bit on the rb tip: the chorus goes show me what you want and i'll give you what you need show me how to love you make it good for you and me, i never make a promise that i can't keep verse there's no way to get around it girl your stuck with me . . . (it is most definitely not beanie man, as i have been told by numerous sources, but this song is cool and beanie man sucks [or at least the song 'tell me what you want' does]) 2. a very minimal track w/female vocal consisting mostly of got you in the red light, red light, now i'm putting up a fight world music question anybody know if cheik lo's ne la thiass on world circuit/nonesuch/sony is available on vinyl (especially the song set)? electro questions (hey this might have some 313 stuff in it) 1. I've got a bolz bolz on ersatz audio (that's 313 right?) with an electro track featuring some subbed out bass and a spooky female spoken german vocal over the top that I really dig, but I've never encountered any similar bolz bolz tracks. Are they out there? If not anybody have suggestions in that vein. 2. I've previously posted about my appreciation of sutekh's of sarcasm and exhaust (twice the appreciation now that i've got two) and I'm wondering if yall got some suggestions for tracks that are anywhere near to the creepy funk that is 'underhanded.' 3. Having just recently discovered Stewart Walker, I'm looking for shit like 'proof of the long dark night' off jet fuel and longing hard house: I thought hard house was extinct after living in Chicago for two years and only encountering deep/vocal/bad house, but I recently heard Gene Farris play some HARD house, so fire away with recommendations (preferably recently released stuff). waiting for enlightenment Christopher
Re: (313) theorem singles...
the tracks from the album are taken from 4 vinyl eps. all on m_nus. cl On Fri, 24 Sep 1999, Sanderson Dear wrote: just heard the theorem album for the first time. SWEET. anyone know if there are any singles available from it? sand. __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) jeff mills on new years eve
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? Jeff Mills on NYE has been on 313 for a while. :) More info follows below: The event is called Welcome 2000 and is presented by Future Entertainment and Hardware. Here is the bill: Jeff Mills CJ Bolland Funky Green Dogs Murk Hybrid Phatts and Small Adam Freeland Anthony Pappa Patrick Lindsey More to come. Also heaps of great local DJs and live acts including Voiteck. It is to be held at Sheds 2 and 4 at the docks in Melbourne. Tickets on sale October 1, $120 plus booking fee. There will be an event programme out soon with all information. Comments: Awesome line-up I must say with something for everyone. FGD and Murk are kinda the same act really. FGD is live and Murk DJing, I would assume. By contrast Earthcore specialise in outdoor events usually with a trancey theme. They are yet to reveal their plans though I have heard at least one good name over the past few months that definitely isn't trance. It will be a week long event, I believe. They wanted it at Ayers Rock but the Indigenous Australians have said no, as understandably they don't want all these lil' ravers crawling over their spiritual lands. Now a national park is a possibility. C
(313) New Gary Martin, DJ-T100, Hipnotech, KMS Records
Just got in some new white's: Paris Grey, Smile KMS-066 DJ T-1000, Codes Structures Vol . 2 Pure12 Basis by Gary Martin aka GIGI GALAXY Disk 1 - Side A: Cuba Tiki Babylon Lovers Disk 1 - Side B: Gigi Galaxy is a State of Mind City at Night Disk 2 - Side C: All Night Long Girlfriend Sultan's Dream Disk 2 - Side D: Evolution of 76; File under House Be your Own Girl New label by At Large Management-Up Top Entertainment in conjunction with UR - Hipnotech Records this is got to be some serious Detroit Hip-Hop. Side A: Murder Art Piano After Dark Side B: Mary's Space Room Tango on Puritan Ave. As soon as I can sit with these a little more I will fill you in on the details, as of a quick listen they are all kick'n, especially the new Gigi Galaxy...off to work. Peace. np: Man Friday, Love Honey, Love Heartache 1986 Larry Levan Mix
(313) New Gary Martin, DJ-T100, Hipnotech, KMS Records
Just got in some new white's: Paris Grey, Smile KMS-066 DJ T-1000, Codes Structures Vol . 2 Pure12 Basis by Gary Martin aka GIGI GALAXY, Teknotika GG-27 Disk 1 - Side A: Cuba Tiki Babylon Lovers Disk 1 - Side B: Gigi Galaxy is a State of Mind City at Night Disk 2 - Side C: All Night Long Girlfriend Sultan's Dream Disk 2 - Side D: Evolution of 76; File under House Be your Own Girl New label by At Large Management-Up Top Entertainment in conjunction with UR - Hipnotech Records this is got to be some serious Detroit Hip-Hop. Side A: Murder Art Piano After Dark Side B: Mary's Space Room Tango on Puritan Ave. As soon as I can sit with these a little more I will fill you in on the details, as of a quick listen they are all kick'n, especially the new Gigi Galaxy...off to work. Peace. np: Man Friday, Love Honey, Love Heartache 1986 Larry Levan Mix
Re: (313) Toytronic/Slater
Whats the verdict on Luke Slaters new material btw? Luke Slater's new album Wireless is just the shit. This is an album for both listening and the dancefloor. It is electro/techno-driven music with deeply burried guitar and breakbeats. I would imagine that 313 heads would love this album. Slater's music has depth and conceptual power in the tradition of Mills and others. The song that is doing heads in with Melbourne's DJs is All Exhale, the first single. Personally though I think the track to kill for is Weave Your Web. It is a classic track like Love (from Freek Funk) though musically it holds its own. Anyone see that BBC production The Planets? The last episode examined humanity's recorded attempts - and essential need - to find life and sustainable living conditions elsewhere in the universe, as our sun and the earth are now middle-aged and will eventually die. They used computer-generated images to show how the sun would run out of fuel and expand to become a red star, devouring all the planets immediately within its orbit. Earth would possibly survive this but the planet would be rendered unlivable and all life would melt away. I was thinking how Weave Your Web would have been great theme music to this dramatic episode as it is very cinematic, grand and spacey. It builds and builds but never climaxes and then seques into the brutal distorted beauty of In The Pocket. This comes from the Novamute bio: Slater was determined to produce an album that almost went back to basics, an album that utilised the sounds of his youth [don't be scared but Slater liked pro rock] and pushed them into the future. Inspired by industrial electronic rock, Slater drafted in live percussion and guitar to add muscle to his sounds. Wireless... is testament to Slater's ever developing musical mind. Not content with remaining static and trading on the success of Freek Funk, Slater has once again swerved violently to confound any pre- conceived expectations. Slater will also be in Melbourne for NYE for a different event alongside (among others) Space DJz and FSOM. C
Re: (313) What the...
I can't speak for the other states but if you are serious about this music in Western Australia then the UR adage holds true - you should be shopping at Complex Records (142 William Street Perth). Compared with the chain stores (Central Station and Sanity) complex is 100x more dedicated to deep music. You also get a much better selection any way (and in a very timely fashion). If you hear about it on this list your guaranteed to be able to get it at Complex - not so reliable at Sanity As for the intimidation, I agree that it does happen to some extent but Complex has plenty of female customers and a comfortable atmosphere - its past the male only techno boffin stage. Moral of the story: Shop underground where you can. Not trying to be an advertisement but i strongly agree with the message on the UR sleeves. Complex has made Perth the musical city that it is... respect josh http://dissonance.space.net.au/ From: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) What the... Date: Fri, 24 Sep 1999 18:49:14 +0800 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. __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) mills, controversy, and superstar djs
Listen to his music or the DJing and you will feel the real Derrick. Best just listen to the music for a real dose... __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) A Mayday MIX
Listen to his music or the DJing and you will feel the real Derrick. Best just listen to the music for a real dose... __ DJing (especially with Derrick) can definitely show your true colors. It represents your tastes and your individual fomula for an hour or so of music. bring it up, bring it down, bring it back up, etc. blah blah blah. I've seen Derrick only once but it truly elightened me on how a DJ set could sound. He represented his own Detroit sound so well. He played some Hood (Envy), Mills (Skin Deep and Sirens), Saunderson (Veliocity Funk) and others that were in that same vein (even some nice jackin Chicago house). I was hopin he'd play Wiggin but no luck. It wasn't even what he played, it was how he played. Constantly grimacing in emotion at the sound of his knob twiddling (if youv'e seen him play: you know). He knew exactly what he was doing, working that fader like a hyperactive child. My point is that he represented HIS sound and definitely the Detroit sound by DJing. I know he schooled a lot of people in the true sound of Detroit. Something that needs to happen a lot more often in this city. in MPLS Myster The Mayday Mix IMO does not do total justice to his skills as a DJ. Are there any other mix CDs available? ___ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.
Re: (313) A Mayday MIX
DJing (especially with Derrick) can definitely show your true colors. It represents your tastes and your individual fomula for an hour or so of music. bring it up, bring it down, bring it back up, etc. blah blah blah. Unfortunately the true colors we saw werent so flash. From reading what you said below sounds like you got a much classier selection. I envy you. Theres no doubt of May's mixing skill but his track selection here left so much to be desired. Theres no point in trying to reconcile our different experiences but if you want a fuller explanation of why i was disapointed check my review at the web site: http://dissonance.space.net.au/issues/issue2/page5.htm thats why i referred people to the music - which cant be faulted regards josh http://dissonance.space.net.au/ its very detailed I've seen Derrick only once but it truly elightened me on how a DJ set could sound. He represented his own Detroit sound so well. He played some Hood (Envy), Mills (Skin Deep and Sirens), Saunderson (Veliocity Funk) and others that were in that same vein (even some nice jackin Chicago house). I was hopin he'd play Wiggin but no luck. It wasn't even what he played, it was how he played. Constantly grimacing in emotion at the sound of his knob twiddling (if youv'e seen him play: you know). He knew exactly what he was doing, working that fader like a hyperactive child. My point is that he represented HIS sound and definitely the Detroit sound by DJing. I know he schooled a lot of people in the true sound of Detroit. Something that needs to happen a lot more often in this city. in MPLS Myster The Mayday Mix IMO does not do total justice to his skills as a DJ. Are there any other mix CDs available? ___ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj. __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) Slater
Luke Slater's new album Wireless is just the shit. This is an album for both listening and the dancefloor. It is electro/techno-driven music with deeply burried guitar and breakbeats. I would imagine that 313 heads would love this album. Slater's music has depth and conceptual power in the tradition of Mills and others. I can't disagree about Slater being an awesome producer, but this latest thing is absolute Crap! Love might also be the worst single from the freek funk album. This shit is for the masses, IMO. The Drone Sector, on the other hand, is a much underrated album. Gritty and straight to the point.-genius Luke, if you're out there, keep it undaground. My $.02 respect always, -T __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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Re: (313) Slater
i actually really dig Wireless, and agree that the Drone Sector stuff is underated (very much so in fact). as far as the different opinions on Wireless... it wouldn't be music if absolutely everyone thought it was remarkable. Even the best shit has its bad reviews. Luke: keep making MUSIC. -adam Luke Slater's new album Wireless is just the shit. This is an album for both listening and the dancefloor. It is electro/techno-driven music with deeply burried guitar and breakbeats. I would imagine that 313 heads would love this album. Slater's music has depth and conceptual power in the tradition of Mills and others. I can't disagree about Slater being an awesome producer, but this latest thing is absolute Crap! Love might also be the worst single from the freek funk album. This shit is for the masses, IMO. The Drone Sector, on the other hand, is a much underrated album. Gritty and straight to the point.-genius Luke, if you're out there, keep it undaground. My $.02 respect always,
Re: (313) Slater
'this thing is absolute crap' where would we be without fundamentalism?! peace anyway trak head wrote: Luke Slater's new album Wireless is just the shit. This is an album for both listening and the dancefloor. It is electro/techno-driven music with deeply burried guitar and breakbeats. I would imagine that 313 heads would love this album. Slater's music has depth and conceptual power in the tradition of Mills and others. I can't disagree about Slater being an awesome producer, but this latest thing is absolute Crap! Love might also be the worst single from the freek funk album. This shit is for the masses, IMO. The Drone Sector, on the other hand, is a much underrated album. Gritty and straight to the point.-genius Luke, if you're out there, keep it undaground. My $.02 respect always, -T __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) Slater sells out
Actually Luke Slaters All Exhale is getting high praise from the progressive house-funky breaks crowd. These are the people who like dj keoki, dj icey, rabbit in the Moon, the Crystal Method ect...ect they pretty much dominate the club and rave scene where I live. If Luke is sick of the elitist-starving artist-purist techno community and all the political snobbery associated with the underground techno scene, I can understand him selling out. Why not experiment with electronica, maybe those trend hungry raver kids in the US will make you a millionaire. After all, nobody complained when the Aphex Twin conformed to trend. i guess he could've jumped on that tech house/ Basic Channel imitation bandwagon but too many people are doing that and this is probably more fun and profitable. later, spw. np: switched on rock - the moog machine was a minute ago np: fat albert - beat me til i jack trak head wrote: Luke Slater's new album Wireless is just the shit. This is an album for both listening and the dancefloor. It is electro/techno-driven music with deeply burried guitar and breakbeats. I would imagine that 313 heads would love this album. Slater's music has depth and conceptual power in the tradition of Mills and others. I can't disagree about Slater being an awesome producer, but this latest thing is absolute Crap! Love might also be the worst single from the freek funk album. This shit is for the masses, IMO. The Drone Sector, on the other hand, is a much underrated album. Gritty and straight to the point.-genius Luke, if you're out there, keep it undaground. My $.02 respect always, -T __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
(313) Re: MAY FOWLKES IN LATVIA
Hi All! I can't believe that Derrick May and Eddie will be in Riga, Latvia. Unbelievable! Its almost a dream! And entrance is very low only $5 And on this weekend they will play in Tallinn Can anybody tell what is going on?? Regards, Ivars __ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com
(313) Re: MAY FOWLKES IN LATVIA
Hi All! I can't believe that Derrick May and Eddie will be in Riga, Latvia. Unbelievable! Its almost a dream! And entrance is very low only $5 And on this weekend they will play in Tallinn Can anybody tell what is going on?? Regards, Ivars __ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com
(313) paul johnson
Saw Paul Johnson (of Relief/Peacefrog/Dancemania etc fame) on Top of the Pops last night - he had the highest new entry at number 5. On the stage in his wheelchair, singing and everything. Awful track, although still with recognisably hard Chicago beats... What's the world coming to? Tom __ tom churchill headspace recordings e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] t: 0976 898514 __
(313) Toytronic/Slater
Cyclone wrote: Luke Slater's new album Wireless is just the shit... The song that is doing heads in with Melbourne's DJs is All Exhale, the first single. Much respect to Luke Slater as a producer... especially for older tracks like 'Gruve' (P.A.S) and 'Doup' (7th Plain)... but I think the new single is a pretty naff' attempt at electro (check the cheesy breakdancer with his boom box in the video). Goes well with the electro breakdown in Puff Daddy's 'PE 2000' and the new single by Jordan Knight (ex- New Kids on the Block). :) peace ~Askew BTW: respect to Cyclone for representing Detroit (specifically Stacey Pullen) in Melbourne's major tabloid newspaper... the Herald Sun. __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Sv: (313) paul johnson
Ah yes! 'Get Get Down' ... I'd still like to see tracks like 'You remind me' on the charts, though! -- Fra: Tom Churchill [EMAIL PROTECTED] Til: 313@hyperreal.org Emne: (313) paul johnson Dato: 25. september 1999 18:36 Saw Paul Johnson (of Relief/Peacefrog/Dancemania etc fame) on Top of the Pops last night - he had the highest new entry at number 5. On the stage in his wheelchair, singing and everything. Awful track, although still with recognisably hard Chicago beats... What's the world coming to? Tom __ tom churchill headspace recordings e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] t: 0976 898514 __
Sv: (313) Toytronic/Slater
Goes well with the electro breakdown in Puff Daddy's 'PE 2000' and the new single by Jordan Knight (ex- New Kids on the Block). Saw the Jordan Knight video on MTV and it just goes to show how big protitites they are at MTV. They have NEVER played a decent bass song (which is why Luke allways says 'No thanks to MTV' on his records) but this one gets airplay right away - even though it complete shit. Depressing! Peace RJ :) peace ~Askew BTW: respect to Cyclone for representing Detroit (specifically Stacey Pullen) in Melbourne's major tabloid newspaper... the Herald Sun. __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
(313) Bolz Bolz
Christopher wrote: 1. I've got a bolz bolz on ersatz audio (that's 313 right?) with an electro track featuring some subbed out bass and a spooky female spoken german vocal over the top that I really dig, but I've never encountered any similar bolz bolz tracks. Are they out there? If not anybody have suggestions in that vein. Andreas Bolz a.k.a Bolz Bolz, Funktaxi half of Third Electric (w. Gregor Luttermann/Rootpowder). BolzBolz and Rootpowder run Electrocord (formally Electrecord) out of Cologne in Germany, and more recently Bolz Bolz has set up his own label... 'World Electric'. IMHO... Bolz Bolz is an underrated electro producer who's making some really interesting records at the moment. For examples of his most recent electro output, check the following: Bolz Bolz 'Plus Bonus Track' 12 (World Electric 001) featuring two new mixes, by Plasma Co. (Ersatz Audio) and Bolz Bolz, of the previously released 'Musik'. Bolz Bolz 'The Ultimate' 12 (World Electric 002) Bolz Bolz 'Deluxe EP' 12 (World Electric 003) Funktaxi 'Mild' 12 (Electrocord 1500) very impressive release, with some of the best s l o w e r electro tracks released this year, keep an eye out for the fuller length CD release. peace ~Askew __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
(313) slaters x-tront vol.2 for sale
hi, have luke slaters x-tront vol.2 + free ambient 12 ( peacefrog # 11) and the limited x-tront 2 pre-release sampler (clear vinyl; tracks: sea serpent, natural science) for sale. please send offers to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -gerald.
(313) ID help
Found this piece in a used bin for a buck: Techno City by E.V.I.A.N. and the Atlantis Possee Techno-Kut Records TK-1206 (1988) produced and mixed by DJ Slip exec producer Lonzo This isn't Troy Geary is it??? 1988 - what's up with this record/label. help, anyone??? thanks and respect, always T.Head (good acid record- the track robo tech rocks) __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
