Subject: Sv: (313) ID help
Regarding DJ Unknown/Unknown DJ and Techno-Cut Records... Does anyone know if/where these are available as re-issues? There's a track by Unknown DJ/DJ Unknown on the label that is gorgeous, I've been looking for it forever. It seems like it was big in Detroit, I have it on a lot of WGPR mixtapes from 1991. It has sweet piano chords in it and sort of a bass/freestyle drumtrack... I've heard the 12 once - it has a clean instrumental on one side and then the other side has samples (vocals etc.) all over it. Any info appreciated! environ * 73 mandeville drive * wayne, NJ 07470-6566 * USA [EMAIL PROTECTED] * http://www.webspan.net/~environ
Re: Subject: Sv: (313) ID help
If the vocal side has a sample saying something about house - house music, then... It's called Basstronic, by the Unknown DJ. Not sure of the label name but the cat # is DYF-016. A personal favorite of mine. I picked up a new copy last December here in San Francisco, so it is likely still in print. Distribution may be very poor however. I bought the record from Open Mind Music on Divisadero, so you might try giving them a call at 415.621.2244. They regularly get in new copies of all that old LA electro stuff. -e p.s. embarassingly I used to mix the instrumental version of this with the acapella mix of Nu Nu by Lidell Townsell. Now if anyone remembers THAT record I'll be really surprised. :) On Tue, 28 Sep 1999, environ wrote: Regarding DJ Unknown/Unknown DJ and Techno-Cut Records... Does anyone know if/where these are available as re-issues? There's a track by Unknown DJ/DJ Unknown on the label that is gorgeous, I've been looking for it forever. It seems like it was big in Detroit, I have it on a lot of WGPR mixtapes from 1991. It has sweet piano chords in it and sort of a bass/freestyle drumtrack... I've heard the 12 once - it has a clean instrumental on one side and then the other side has samples (vocals etc.) all over it. Any info appreciated! environ * 73 mandeville drive * wayne, NJ 07470-6566 * USA [EMAIL PROTECTED] * http://www.webspan.net/~environ
(313) [EMAIL PROTECTED]/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I haven't seen any posts about the Innerzone Orchestra show at Motor this coming Saturday, so I was just curious if there was any interest from the list members. Wonderin' what the vibe wasÂ…personally I love PROGRAMMED so I'll be there. Saw Basement Jaxx this past Saturday at Motor. Picked a flyer for PERL. PERL line up: Derrick May, Kenny Larkin, Reggie Dokes, Ian Ferguson, Cajmere, Ian Hind, Thomas Grecco, and Pete Houle. Goin' down 10/23 11pm location tbd call hotline 1-877-727-8992 24hr before event. $20 advance more at the door.
(313) test for bouncing
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Re: (313) test for bouncing
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(313) re: Stacey Pullen
Well... it's interesting that we've had a couple of positive reports about Stacey Pullen elsewhere in the country. Makes me wonder if he didn't have a different crate of records for the Perth leg of the tour. I guess I'm getting ahead of myself. Be warned, my opinions expressed below may annoy you. Anyway, so a couple of days ago is the Stacey Pullen gig for Perth, and boy am I looking forward to it. We finally get to hear some proper music, some music from detroit and some actual deepness as well, after being played down to by certain other dj's visiting our shores lately. I got there in time to hear one of my favourite local dj's, martin L, who played an absolutely creamer of a set, starting off with a nice housey record with flutes and lush sounds, working his way through some blue 6, and up to the deeper sounds of detroit. Yeah, I get to hear Infiniti's 'Game One', a Frictional record, plus a couple of more pumping house records like 'open door' by losoul. An excellent set, and a great setup for Mr Pullen. He starts off with this crazy drumroll thing, not unlike that off the new planet e fransisco mora jazz cd, just totally organic jazz drumming. It was at this point I was so happy, finally a gig in which real music gets played, not just hours of disco loops. Finally an international dj will play good music, perhaps even some music from detroit. I own a few Pullen tracks and love them. Well that good feeling was shortlived, as Pullen kicked into admittedly a cool track, westworld by chia pet, and then into red alert. Basically the rest of his four hour set represented low quality tunes, absolutely no deepness at all, and I wonder whether even one tune he played represented detroit at all. It was just the same old same old, uninteresting loops and just 'pumping' music. He played get get down, and that was about as deep as it got. Anyone off the street could have played that set, there was none of that detroit vibe that I love so much. It was uninspiring and way below what I would have expected. Basically I think he played this cheese because of one of two possible reasons. Either the promotor of this gig told him to pump it up, or perhaps he thought he should because he figured that Perth couldn't handle any deepness, or that he just doesn't know any better. Either way I'm not impressed. Can anyone tell me there hasn't been a fantastic array of music to come from detroit and elsewhere in the last however long, tunes like knights of the jaguar, art of vengeance, or if you want house, stuff from theo parrish, moodymann, or rick wade. And that's just from detroit. What about the rest of the world? Surely there's enough on offer to be able to still play a set with energy, but without having to turn to red alert and get get down? Basically at this gig the local dj's far outshone the hired help. I know many people at this gig, myself included, came away dissappointed by what was on offer. In fact the only way you would have liked that set is if you were totally high on drugs, because it wasn't aimed at the mind. Alton Miller is coming to Perth soon, and if I don't hear some deep house, if I don't hear some tunes which reach the absolutely high quality calibre of the tunes he puts out, in other words if I hear more basement jaxx and get get down, I'm giving up. If anyone can get in contact with him, please let him know that we're crying out for some deepness over here and we won't settle for less. Dave PS - All in my opinion of course... _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: (313) mr. sicko
Ah, avoiding the question Mr. Sicko? :-) Not at all .. just couldn't answer the original question in one email. I've always wondered what it is about current generations that have shown a tendency away from linear narrative, and more towards repetition. Believe me, I would have loved to have had the freedom of style that Simon Reynolds or Kodwo Eshun had with their books--not that I write with that much artifice. Inventing new words and all seems distracting at first, but maybe that's a viable way to describe many of the sounds in the techno spectrum. I guess it's a matter of personal preference. I had to fight to keep even the tiniest flairs alive (like jack to jack-boot in Chapter 5). Part of that I believe is the fact that this was my first book, and that I was working with U.S. publishers and editors. Song forms with strong structure, lyric, and melody were especially useful when music technology (fidelity) was much lower. Does the mere presence of bass-bins allow us to enjoy bass-heavy forms of music? Aside from the purely social function that the Electronic Music scene provides, why are we drawn to repetitive music? Are our minds evolving to accept these are valid artistic statements? Is it a reaction/ reflection of the way we understand our world (bytes)? So what do we look for in techno? I think there are as many sonic parameters in the answer as there are moods and mindsets of the listener. Personally, I've always aimed for techno that has the prickling intensity of life ... literally electronic music that seems to have it's own life above and beyond that of its creators. I really think Warp was onto something with the whole Artifical Intelligence thing, but it got horribly misinterpreted as musical snobbery, and a lot of the tracks weren't as vibrant as others. Or others yet to come ... Not to exclude any artists on either side, but the uptempo and melodic work of Morgan Geist, Dan Curtin, Hanna, Jason Williams (Velocette), Ken Ishii, Co-Fusion, Titonton, much of the Plaid/BDP continuum and backtracking ... several early works by May, Atkins and Saunderson is always where I place my own personal center of the genre. Okay, I'm starting to ramble ... I'm cutting myself off before I use the word pulsing :) -Dan Dan Sicko http://www.reverbmag.com http://www.techno-rebels.com
Re: (313) re: Stacey Pullen
- Original Message - From: Dave Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED] Basically at this gig the local dj's far outshone the hired help. I know many people at this gig, myself included, came away dissappointed by what was on offer. Sorry to hear about your recent disappointment w/ Stacey. We @ IN-SITE love Mr. Pullen and found his recent NYC shows (Twilo and The Cooler) to be faultlessly deep. Mike Bindra-Twilo's manager-was blown-away, and for those of you who know Mike that is saying a lot! As far as the Jaxx being cheese, well we're all entitled to our opinions. I happen think the Jaxx's production work has always been brilliant (although the current stuff is over played and over hyped) but they are not the DJ's they once were (anyone who saw them spin @ their London club a few years ago will know what I'm talking about). I recently had the misfortune to see them play @ Twilo - talk about crap they spun for maybe 45 min.s to an hour and only played one track that was not their own - major letdown! I saw them in London years ago and was really impressed, they spun all night mixing in tons of different styles, but all on a deep tip. Sorry for the off-topic digression! Cheers - MSF* PS - that chiapet record is the shit! God I fuckin' love YoshiToshi! Mark S. Flintoft917.817.3989 Managing Editor http://www.in-sitemagazine.com ---
(313) OT:Yamaha O1V
Appologies for the off topic tech talk but this damn thing is makin' me smoke. Anybody got one of these? I need some help, I can't get any input signal out of it, nothing is showing up on the vu or not a peep is coming out of the monitors/headphones. This is driving me f*%#ing mad. I'm ready to throw this thing out the window. I don't understand what the hell is wrong. Shit. Please send responses privately. Cheers, (I think I need a drink to calm my nerves...) M
(313) Marcel van Delsin Records: Contact
Marcel, stuur even een mailtje terug, dan kunnen we het even over het feest/Aardvark hebben. Bart Wolff __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) mr. sicko
Believe me, I would have loved to have had the freedom of style that Simon Reynolds or Kodwo Eshun had with their books--not that I write with that much artifice. Inventing new words and all seems distracting at first, but maybe that's a viable way to describe many of the sounds in the techno spectrum. I guess it's a matter of personal preference. One of the reasons _Techno Rebels_ works so well is that it didn't lapse into sub-Deleuzian word invention. Eshun revels in this and comes up some neat words (and hence ideas) but I'm less into his whole journalistic bent. I'm just not into Reynolds' stuff (intelligent booty anyone). I liked the fact that any attempts Dan made to describe techno never got in the way of me reading it, unlike Eshuns/Reynolds work. My only problem with _Techno Rebels_ is that the word pulsing wasn't used that much :) Okay, I'm starting to ramble ... I'm cutting myself off before I use the word pulsing :) Damn. || [CiM] || [EMAIL PROTECTED] || - __ Get Your FREE FlashMail Address now at http://www.flashmail.com It's Free, Easy, Fun !!!
(313) Transmat Tour
Rumours, rumours. I'm hearing that a scaled-down Transmat tour may be headed down to Australia with Aril Brikha playing live - possibly before the end of the year. Some cat in Sydney or Perth is behind it. Anyone know the details? Good stuff. I had thought this Melbourne guy would do it (he may yet do so, in this city at least). As long as it comes. Is Alton Miller doing any other Australian cities other than Perth? When is this happening? I am very excited! Cheers C
(313) Carl Craig interview on Cognition :)
Carl Craig is quite the juggler: worldwide gigs performing live solo as Paperclip People and with his Innerzone Orchestra project, DJing more and more as his profile rises, helming his Planet E label, and even finding time to produce a folk group, Custom Blue, for Island Records. Now with the release of Innerzone Orchestra's Programmed album (through Talkin' Loud in the UK and through Planet E/Astralwerks for North America), Craig is busy playing meet the press. Andrew Duke caught up with Craig via the long distance line--at his Detroit home and finishing up his dishwashing as the conversation began--and they talked about Blakula, Donna Summer, Bug In The Bass Bin, his new label, and plenty more. read the interview in full on Cognition: http://techno.ca/cognition thanks. andrew duke :) show 592 with Carl Craig soon come... -- Cognition/Andrew Duke's In The Mix mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://techno.ca/cognition 1096 Queen St #123 Halifax NS Canada B3H 2R9
(313) Re: 313-Digest V1 #1192
to the guy asking about monobox's 'realm' aka Lord Hood, i've never seen it on cd, but as it's very much in the basic channel vein, i think that would be missing the point. did anyone buy monobox's 'downtown'. i never got that one. i've been off this list since may, so excuse me if i ask stupid questions. like, for example, do people hate the new mills on tomorrow, as much as London's Atlas [who wont stock it] has anyone bought the minimal nation repress? i remember hearing that the original blue issue had more tracks [or is this a yawn FAQ/myth] and hearing people wish for it to be repressed in this format. any news? s'good to be back. martin ps if you're still there rob [McC], giz a shout.
(313) Twerk:EnemiesOfTheStateEP:OrganisedNoise:worldpremiereonCognition :)
Cognition and Andrew Duke's In The Mix present the world premiere of Twerk's Enemies Of The State EP. This EP will be available commercially on vinyl on California's Organised Noise imprint in early October, but you can hear it now--in full--in RealAudio on Cognition: http://techno.ca/cognition Here's the tracklisting: A1: Lego Pecs A2: Vic's Water Flask B1: Enemies Of The State B2: Meat Jerky (c) and (p) 1999 Organised Noise ON-EIGHT This Cognition RA feature will be online for a maximum of seven days, so please check it out ASAP if you're interested. Thanks. Andrew Duke :) -- Cognition/Andrew Duke's In The Mix mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://techno.ca/cognition 1096 Queen St #123 Halifax NS Canada B3H 2R9
Re: (313) Transmat Tour
So does anybody know the tour dates for the US, please? Thank you --- Andrew Duke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: aril said recently he would be happy to tour on his own, in addition to the transmat tour, so he's probably a definite yes. andrew duke :) Cyclone Wehner wrote: Rumours, rumours. I'm hearing that a scaled-down Transmat tour may be headed down to Australia with Aril Brikha playing live - possibly before the end of the year. Some cat in Sydney or Perth is behind it. Anyone know the details? Good stuff. I had thought this Melbourne guy would do it (he may yet do so, in this city at least). As long as it comes. Is Alton Miller doing any other Australian cities other than Perth? When is this happening? I am very excited! Cheers C -- Cognition/Andrew Duke's In The Mix mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://techno.ca/cognition 1096 Queen St #123 Halifax NS Canada B3H 2R9 __ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com
RE: (313) Transmat Tour
Or the tour dates for europe? So does anybody know the tour dates for the US, please? Thank you --- Andrew Duke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: aril said recently he would be happy to tour on his own, in addition to the transmat tour, so he's probably a definite yes. andrew duke :) Cyclone Wehner wrote: Rumours, rumours. I'm hearing that a scaled-down Transmat tour may be headed down to Australia with Aril Brikha playing live - possibly before the end of the year. Some cat in Sydney or Perth is behind it. Anyone know the details? Good stuff. I had thought this Melbourne guy would do it (he may yet do so, in this city at least). As long as it comes. Is Alton Miller doing any other Australian cities other than Perth? When is this happening? I am very excited!
Re: Subject: Sv: (313) ID help / Tresor, Berlin plug
Date: Tue, 28 Sep 1999 16:41:11 -0700 (PDT) From: Eli Bingham [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Subject: Sv: (313) ID help p.s. embarassingly I used to mix the instrumental version of this with the acapella mix of Nu Nu by Lidell Townsell. Now if anyone remembers THAT record I'll be really surprised. :) That record was the jam back in the day. Was that 92, or 93? My yearly shameless plug: Oh yeah, I am playing at Tresor in Berlin on 4 DEC 99. I'd like to meet those of you in Berlin, if possible. Andy Vaz [from Background Records] will be staying at a hotel Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Let me know via email if you're going to be around. I think my evening is free on Friday, so if you're throwing a party... To the DIN/City.Centre/BCP crowd: let me know how to contact you. +odd -- Todd Sines icq: 7580 SCALE:form | image | sound http://www.scalestudio.com
(313) re: Transmat Tour
the person to talk to about the Transmat tour, regardless of your location, is Derrick Ortencio at Transmat Records in Detroit. I've put his email in the CC. Hope this helps. Andrew Duke Magnus Ahlden wrote: Or the tour dates for europe? So does anybody know the tour dates for the US, please? Thank you --- Andrew Duke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: aril said recently he would be happy to tour on his own, in addition to the transmat tour, so he's probably a definite yes. andrew duke :) Cyclone Wehner wrote: Rumours, rumours. I'm hearing that a scaled-down Transmat tour may be headed down to Australia with Aril Brikha playing live - possibly before the end of the year. Some cat in Sydney or Perth is behind it. Anyone know the details? Good stuff. I had thought this Melbourne guy would do it (he may yet do so, in this city at least). As long as it comes. Is Alton Miller doing any other Australian cities other than Perth? When is this happening? I am very excited! -- Cognition/Andrew Duke's In The Mix mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://techno.ca/cognition 1096 Queen St #123 Halifax NS Canada B3H 2R9
(313) namlook + hawtin from within 1 + 2
anyone by chance have a copy of either of these CDs they might want to unload? i'm a johnny-come-lately to the world of hawtin worship and even though i'm not too impressed with the readily available from within 3 i am dying to find the first two, very limited edition installments. i have the +8 record that excerpts some of the tracks from the first one, but there are additional tracks on the Fax CD. to my knowledge, nothing from the second Fax CD has ever appeared elsewhere. any advice? if anybody has 'em on cd i'd be willing to pay for even a cd-r. --- Brian J. Dillard | [EMAIL PROTECTED] Armchair DJ | http://armchair-dj.com techno - pop. no boundaries. This electronic mail message and any attached files contain information. intended for the exclusive use of the individual or entity to whom it is addressed and may contain information that is proprietary, privileged, confidential and/or exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any viewing, copying, disclosure or distribution of this information may be subject to legal restriction or sanction. Please notify the sender, by electronic mail or telephone, of any unintended recipients and delete the original message without making any copies.
Re: (313) namlook + hawtin from within 1 + 2
Rumour has it that much of the Fax backcatalog is available on MP3...get in touch with Charlie @ Fax US as he can tell you where the files are available. PW In a message dated 9/29/99 12:45:24 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: anyone by chance have a copy of either of these CDs they might want to unload? i'm a johnny-come-lately to the world of hawtin worship and even though i'm not too impressed with the readily available from within 3 i am dying to find the first two, very limited edition installments. i have the +8 record that excerpts some of the tracks from the first one, but there are additional tracks on the Fax CD. to my knowledge, nothing from the second Fax CD has ever appeared elsewhere. any advice? if anybody has 'em on cd i'd be willing to pay for even a cd-r.
(313) track id
8min, 25 seconds until about 11:20. Ian Pooley: http://www.groovetech.com/mkaudio5.rxml?file=/arospace/ianpooley.rm has the voc sample ... more i get, more you want ... I've heard everyone caning this track about, Giles Dickerson, Dj Heather on the mushroom jazz tour What is it! I must confess I'm going a bit mad over it, and I want two copies. Scott Lazaruk ones twos http://techno.ca/dj/ones_and_twos mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] == http://www.twelveinch.com/context == Extraordinary how potent cheap music is. - Sir Noel Coward
(313) Oct 1 and Detroit this weekend
Hi all, I was going to go see Francois K, DBX and Kooky Scientist this Friday in Pontiac and I was going to make it into a weekend thing. Can anyone give me any info on the Pontiac party ie location, price etc. possible a URL, and is there anything happening in Detroit on Sat.?? How far is Pontiac from Detroit? Thanks, Ollie
Re: (313) Oct 1 and Detroit this weekend
is there anything happening in Detroit on Sat.?? Go see Innerzone Orchestra live on Saturday, October 2, at Motor Detroit in Hamtramck. http://www.motordetroit.com How far is Pontiac from Detroit? About 25 minutes by car, give or take traffic. I'd say it's about 20 miles or so, approximately, due north. Bill / dj marathon -- AppNet MidWest Interactive [formerly Sigma6] / http://www.appnet.com dj sets at: http://www.smallfish.co.uk/pondlife/issue3.html http://www.detroitpeoplemover.com
(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. 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
