(313) as it is
Lance: >I have several pure science records from a few years >ago that i still enjoy from back in the day where i was >buying almost everything from the As It Is group of >labels - Bluespirit, Mosaic, Blueprint, Surface, Schatrax, >Cheap Knob Gags, Alien Funk Movement, Solid >Grooves, Re-hab, Stimulus, Fracture, Virtual Earth, etc... >Several years ago As It Is really had the a great sound >going but they have since disappeared. Anybody know >what happened to them? Mark Little was the man behind As It Is (and he played a blinding set at the first ever Radius we did, incidentally) and although As It Is is no more, he is running a new distribution company called Shady Acorns. The main stuff he's focusing on is Tony Senghore's various labels: Anonym, Gung(eligiung), Smuts, Wack!, Disco Duck and so on. As far as the other old As It Is labels you mentioned go: Bluespirit has mutated into Bluetrain; Mosaic, Blueprint, Surface and Stimulus are all still going strong through Ideal; Schatrax is no more (Mark is doing Shady Acorns and Josh has moved to Barcelona); Cheap Knob Gags is no more (although Aubrey is considering starting it up again but calling it Silly Willy Jokes!); not sure about Alien Funk Movement; Solid Groove and Textures are now going through Intergroove (along with Aub's low-key Super Disco Fakes label), and I think Virtual Earth has vanished, although the guys are still active(ish)... They were one of the best distributors out there a few years ago, doing it for all the right reasons and putting out a consistent stream of quality underground techno/house. It's interesting to see where everyone involved has ended up... Cheers, Tom __ tom churchill headspace recordings e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] t: 0976 898514 __
Re: (313) pure science/as it is...
At 10:15 PM 9/30/1999 +0100, you wrote: >I'm a bit of a Pure Science fan - he played live for us at Radius in >Cardiff earlier this year and rocked the place. He has hours and hours of >material, none of it's ever really blown my mind but it's always smooth and >deep and funky. > >Trackwise, he's recorded quite a lot on labels like Re-Hab, Lunar Tunes >(Eddie Richards' label), his own Pure Science Communications label, and >various others. All worth checking, although his live sets are where his >best material surfaces IMO. I have several pure science records from a few years ago that i still enjoy from back in the day where i was buying almost everything from the As It Is group of labels - Bluespirit, Mosaic, Blueprint, Surface, Schatrax, Cheap Knob Gags, Alien Funk Movement, Solid Grooves, Re-hab, Stimulus, Fracture, Virtual Earth, etc... Several years ago As It Is really had the a great sound going but they have since disappeared. Anybody know what happened to them? >He also used to be The Scientist, making hardcore back in the day... dont know if he wanted that to be known. : ) -->-Lance--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states
Re: (313) back from paris
Kent: >4. Pure Science live at the Rex. Used to wimpy 40 minute sets from a laptop in >the US? This brit went mental for 2.5 hours with very catchy tech house. At one >point he was rolling a joint and switching patterns on his MPC at the same time. >I would love to find out more information about Pure Science. I'm a bit of a Pure Science fan - he played live for us at Radius in Cardiff earlier this year and rocked the place. He has hours and hours of material, none of it's ever really blown my mind but it's always smooth and deep and funky. Trackwise, he's recorded quite a lot on labels like Re-Hab, Lunar Tunes (Eddie Richards' label), his own Pure Science Communications label, and various others. All worth checking, although his live sets are where his best material surfaces IMO. He also used to be The Scientist, making hardcore back in the day... Not particularly 313 I know, sorry :) Tom __ tom churchill headspace recordings e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] t: 0976 898514 __
(313) Records for sale...
Many pieces of vinyl are looking for a good home. If you have a comfortable spot in your crate or on your shelf for a lonely piece of vinyl, please browse to: http://www.techno.ca/dj/ones_and_twos/vinyl.html Thanks... T
(313) a guy ...
someone I didn't expect to see on mp3.com .. (haven't listened yet, slow d/l) http://www.mp3.com/artists/51/a_guy_called_gerald.html S
(313) Re: (idm) Stewart Walker "Stabiles"
On Thu, 30 Sep 1999, sai wrote: > Complete discog for Stewart Walker anyone ? > > Yes, Stabiles is a must http://www.stewartwalker.com/
(313) Detroit Electronica Coalition Update
[October 8] Chiasm = esion = Elemental Groove At: Eastsider Saloon, Flint Michigan 10pm = cover $5 [October 15] Elemental Groove = 4FR = esion At: Jacoby's, Detroit Michigan 10pm = cover $5 = 18+ This has been a Detroit Electronica Coalition transmission. The Web Page: http://www.cryogen.com/d_electronic_t
(313) Re: Crispy Bacon
At 30-9-99 -0500 12:01 , you wrote: >Just received a copy of 'Crispy Bacon' by Laurent Garnier on F-Com. > >The first version I received had an Aux-88 (313 rel.) remix plus a DJ Gilb'r >drum'n'bass mix, plus another track, 'Orgasm'. > >The copy which I received today has the original version, plus the >aforementioned remixes, and has 'The Hoe' in place of 'Orgasm'. > >I remember reading a Laurent Garnier interview in Jockey Slut quite a while >back in which he stated that Jeff Mills had done some work with him or even >sat in on the recording session - possibly throwing down a mix of one of >these cuts. > >Anyone with greater knowledge on this one? there's another one with a mills mix of cripsy bacon 'limited'/'exclusive' etc. a frind of my has it for sale.. (bids welcome.. :)
RE: (313) Stewart Walker "Stabiles"
This reminds me - I picked up a copy of Melody Maker the other week and I think it was this release (it was definately a Stewart Walker release) that got an absolute slagging! It was the first time I'd read MM in a while and it reminded me just how much they like their music to come from 'proper' bands with real sell-able faces. I threw the mag away pretty quick so don't remember details, but other similar experimental electronic releases seemed to be coming under heavy fire. I'll save my money in future and buy a bacon butty or something instead... Dan Homepage: http://www.geocities.com/Paris/1267/index.html > -Original Message- > From: Kent williams [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, September 30, 1999 4:30 PM > To: 313 list; iduhntuhbelluhbiguhbent duhbance muhbusuhbic > Subject: (313) Stewart Walker "Stabiles" > > Stewart Walker's "Stabiles" (force inc/mille plateaux/tektite) is a must > have, if you have any interest at all in the dubby, chill end of the > techno spectrum. > > The Stabiles, like the sculptures that inspired them, are pieces that > explore balance, tension, and space. At first listen you hear the > repetition indicative of their minimal nature, but as you listen again > the gradual morph and build technique yields a different impression -- > one of travel through a large architectural space. The repeating elements > are like columns holding up the roof, and the changing elements are > the shifting context as you walk around the space. > > To make more concrete references, Stabiles is inspired by, but does not > imitate, the minimalism of Theorem, the Concept series, and Thomas > Brinkmann. > You can hear echos of the Basic Channel sound as well, but Stewart has > constructed something here that stands by itself, and stands up to > repeated > listenings. Contemplative, chill, and resolutely minimal. > > Definitely a must buy!
Re: (313) re: Stacey Pullen
Why "choice words"? TO paraphrase he said: ' Your set was shit. I like my music deep and dark and your set was neither of those things. I have some of your records and they are great. But hows of disco loops just isnt good enough.' And what *did* he say in response? He said im sorry you didnt enjoy it. Someone else made similar disco loop criticisms and his response was i just wanted to show a different side of my personality.. or something like that. The truth of it is that his performance wasnt all that flash. Dave tells it well .. nice introduction and moments of niceness (mostly the few tracks he played off of his dj-kicks cd) the majority were piss poor disco loops. Another dissapointment. __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
(313) Stewart Walker "Stabiles"
Stewart Walker's "Stabiles" (force inc/mille plateaux/tektite) is a must have, if you have any interest at all in the dubby, chill end of the techno spectrum. The Stabiles, like the sculptures that inspired them, are pieces that explore balance, tension, and space. At first listen you hear the repetition indicative of their minimal nature, but as you listen again the gradual morph and build technique yields a different impression -- one of travel through a large architectural space. The repeating elements are like columns holding up the roof, and the changing elements are the shifting context as you walk around the space. To make more concrete references, Stabiles is inspired by, but does not imitate, the minimalism of Theorem, the Concept series, and Thomas Brinkmann. You can hear echos of the Basic Channel sound as well, but Stewart has constructed something here that stands by itself, and stands up to repeated listenings. Contemplative, chill, and resolutely minimal. Definitely a must buy!
(313) Date: Thu, 30 Sep 1999 16:14:31 +0100
Anyone got Luke Slater's new one - I have heard acouple of trax and there Kool 1 on Future Music this month is really good - wondered what the rest of the album was like?
RE: (313) re: Stacey Pullen
> > Got it. You would have loved Sven Love and Jef K's set @ > Twilo the night the Jaxx played. Agreed. The Respect nights tend to have quite good music with the exception of the headliner. I mean at the previous one, the crowd was eating up the extremely awful set of Dmitri from Paris, and then left in droves when Theo Parrish came on. The 70's soul might of been a bit unorthodox, but was much better then anything Dmitri spun.
(313) re: Crispy Bacon
[you] I remember reading a Laurent Garnier interview in Jockey Slut quite a while back in which he stated that Jeff Mills had done some work with him or even sat in on the recording session - possibly throwing down a mix of one of these cuts. Anyone with greater knowledge on this one? [me] Yes, Crspy Bacon came out about hmm 2-3 years ago w/the Mills remix. Limited 12" I believe. Ach, here we go: Laurent Garnier-- Crispy Bacon. A Side: Original Mix B Side: Jeff Mills Solid Sleep mix 1996 F Communications The Mills side sounds a bit like his Enforcer Basic Channel o1 remix. t ::tobias::(dj/producer/promoter) :: ::: :technoWest representation: 1.604.384.9247 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://techno.ca/technowest : musikal resistance: info 1.604.444.8024 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://techno.ca/shrumtribe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) fumiya tanaka
anybody knows who's fumiya's booking agent? best regards victor
Re: (313) mills remixes
Cim wrote: > There were two remixes of this track by Mills. One was a kind of housey mix > (like the Gigolo 12") and one was the _E-Werk_ mix I think which is a stormer, > one of my favourite hard Mills tracks. > > "End, end, end, end, ..." > > The mixes were available on different 12"s AFAIK. a bit of extra info - sorry if this has already been covered... from memory, i think there are, as Cim sez, 2 remixes. both are, in essence, the same track, but one's got looped vocal snippets in it - "Packet of Peace, Packet of Peace, Packet of Peace,...", "End, End, End,..." etc - while the other's missing these. i'm not sure where the remixes surfaced first - may have been on the original "Packet of Peace" 12", or on a remix 12", or mebbe on a promo. so far as i know, the non-vocal snippet remix hasn't appeared on anything else while the vocal snippet remix turned up on the b-side to another Lionrock single, i think it was "She's on the Train", alongside the Chems remix about 4/5 years ago. 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
Re: (313) Glenn Underground
From: http://www.techno.ca/dj/ones_and_twos/ (May Reviews) Glenn Underground / A Story of Deepness / Nitelife Collective NLC007 Chicago's Nite Life Collective keeps up its perfect record of fine deep house releases on this latest album from Glenn Underground. Quite a range of late night grooves, disco funk, and strong soulful tracks to be found in the smooth saxxy "Strong Island Jaz" and haunting vocal "Motherless Child". Other standout picks was the gospel garage hymn "Solomon's Song", the latin jazz influenced "GU's Fingertips" and "Come On", and with it's deep disco vocals and keys. All in all a great release. 4/5 Peace. T On Thu, 30 Sep 1999, Cyclone Wehner wrote: > Just got the Ministry of Sound Australian tour press release. > > One thing of interest: Glenn Underground playing the Deep Room in Perth on > Saturday 30 October. > > No where else, alas. > > What is his latest album like, anyone? > > Peace > > C >
Re: Betr.: (313) crispy hoe'sNow Garnier
I don't think Garnier has a clue how sync a 909 to his keys. His beats on the "I was in ecstasy track" are laughable. To press or not to press?
Re: (313) re: Stacey Pullen
There's a bunch of Stacey mixes on BetaLounge. Cheers - MSF* Mark S. Flintoft917.817.3989 Managing Editor http://www.in-sitemagazine.com --- - Original Message - From: Cyclone Wehner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Thursday, September 30, 1999 10:21 AM Subject: Re: (313) re: Stacey Pullen > Has Stacey Pullen done any radio in Perth or elsewhere in Australia other > than Melbourne? In theory he would have had time to do some over there (or > in Adelaide) during this week. Just wondered. Anyone tune in and hear the > Kiss FM show in Melbourne? It went for an hour. And I missed it. Damn. > > Cheers > > C > > > Don't worry Dave, we know you're a nice guy too. :) > -- > >From: "Dave Clark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >To: "313" <313@hyperreal.org>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Subject: Re: (313) re: Stacey Pullen > >Date: Thu, Sep 30, 1999, 12:43 PM > > > > >On 30 Sep 99, at 0:28, Mark S Flintoft wrote: > >> - Original Message - > >> From: Cyclone Wehner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >> > Why "choice words"? > >> > I think that's cruel myself - he is such a sweet sensitive >guy! I > >> > don't > >> think he was playing from anywhere but the >heart myself. > >> > >> No Doubt! - MSF* > > > >I suppose it's best I say this now: there's a possibility I'm talking > >through my hat and the guy never said anything to pullen. It was > >second hand information (albeit from a reliable source) so as soon > >as I see this guy, I'll get all the details! If he didn't, well I guess it's > >the stocks for me :) > >Also I'm not saying that it was right to go up to him either... but I > >can understand it. > > > >Anyway, Alton Miller, GU and Chris Gray, all coming to perth soon. > >Should be a summer of house music! :) > > > >Dave > > > >_ > >Do You Yahoo!? > >Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com > > > > >
Re: (313) mills remixes
>Cyclone Wehner wrote: > >> While on the Mills remix tip, does anyone know of Jeff's remix of Lionrock's >> Packet Of Peace? It's in Justin Robertson's bio. It was released in 1993 as >> a limited edition 12" with an early mix by The Chemical Brothers as well on >> Deconstruction. There were two remixes of this track by Mills. One was a kind of housey mix (like the Gigolo 12") and one was the _E-Werk_ mix I think which is a stormer, one of my favourite hard Mills tracks. "End, end, end, end, ..." The mixes were available on different 12"s AFAIK. >> I'm quite curious about the idea of Mills mixing other acts as I was under >> the impression he didn't do much - he thought it improper to impose his >> ideas on someone else's... Maybe he did so earlier in the piece. >> >> I just know of his mix of Hell's Allerseelen track. And the Basic Channel remix. || [CiM] || [EMAIL PROTECTED] || - __ Get Your FREE FlashMail Address now at http://www.flashmail.com It's Free, Easy, & Fun !!!
Re: (313) re: Stacey Pullen
Got it. You would have loved Sven Love and Jef K's set @ Twilo the night the Jaxx played. Those 5 hours more than made up for the Jaxx's crappy 40 minute re-hash of their album - now that shit was dep! - Original Message - From: Dave Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Mark S Flintoft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, September 30, 1999 8:19 AM Subject: Re: (313) re: Stacey Pullen > On 30 Sep 99, at 7:53, Mark S Flintoft wrote: > > > So what exactly were you lookin' for... I know the deepness - which > > you term as what exactly?Anyway I'm interested in an Aussie definition > > of Deep. > > Hmm, hard to say. I don't think I've tried to define it come to think > of it... I dunno... I guess I could do it by example - for house music > you could definitely see Theo Parrish as deep - Chris Gray... > umm.. GU... etc etc It doesn't work so well by example, but I'm > driving at deep as something that's not hugely pumping, something > that you can listen to on the headphones whilst relaxing or > whatever, something that doesn't only sound good whilst being > played loud on a big system. Something that you can listen to a > few times, many times and still hear new things. Or just something > to break up the beats, something to tone it down a little and give > the dancers a break. Ya know what I mean? :) > > >I agree when > > someone has 4 hours to work w/ he should build iit up break it down > > and generally mix it up a bit(thus my previous question). > > Yeah, that was my main qualm. Plus the music just wasn't very > interesting. > > Dave > > _ > Do You Yahoo!? > Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com > >
Re: (313) re: Stacey Pullen
Has Stacey Pullen done any radio in Perth or elsewhere in Australia other than Melbourne? In theory he would have had time to do some over there (or in Adelaide) during this week. Just wondered. Anyone tune in and hear the Kiss FM show in Melbourne? It went for an hour. And I missed it. Damn. Cheers C Don't worry Dave, we know you're a nice guy too. :) -- >From: "Dave Clark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: "313" <313@hyperreal.org>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Re: (313) re: Stacey Pullen >Date: Thu, Sep 30, 1999, 12:43 PM > >On 30 Sep 99, at 0:28, Mark S Flintoft wrote: >> - Original Message - >> From: Cyclone Wehner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> > Why "choice words"? >> > I think that's cruel myself - he is such a sweet sensitive >guy! I >> > don't >> think he was playing from anywhere but the >heart myself. >> >> No Doubt! - MSF* > >I suppose it's best I say this now: there's a possibility I'm talking >through my hat and the guy never said anything to pullen. It was >second hand information (albeit from a reliable source) so as soon >as I see this guy, I'll get all the details! If he didn't, well I guess it's >the stocks for me :) >Also I'm not saying that it was right to go up to him either... but I >can understand it. > >Anyway, Alton Miller, GU and Chris Gray, all coming to perth soon. >Should be a summer of house music! :) > >Dave > >_ >Do You Yahoo!? >Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com > >
Re: (313) crispy hoe's
i bought a copy when it came out strictly for the mills mix. a disappointment. traded it for something else soon thereafter. andrew duke Cyclone Wehner wrote: > While on the Mills remix tip, does anyone know of Jeff's remix of Lionrock's > Packet Of Peace? It's in Justin Robertson's bio. It was released in 1993 as > a limited edition 12" with an early mix by The Chemical Brothers as well on > Deconstruction. > > I'm quite curious about the idea of Mills mixing other acts as I was under > the impression he didn't do much - he thought it improper to impose his > ideas on someone else's... Maybe he did so earlier in the piece. > > I just know of his mix of Hell's Allerseelen track. > > Cheers > > C > > -- > >From: "Simon Dennis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >To: 313@hyperreal.org > >Subject: (313) crispy hoe's > >Date: Thu, Sep 30, 1999, 4:02 PM > > > > >got hold of promos of crispy bacon and the hoe. > > > >crispy bacon original and jeff mills mix. > >the hoe original and dj hell mix. > > > >the originals are poor, never been much of a > >garnier fan anyway. > > > >mixes are worth having. > >the mills mix is pretty different to original, taking a few > >elements, making them dirty, and looping. > > > >the hell mix is really good, nice build up, short vocal > >'that girl aint nothing but a ho' then it all kicks off... > > > >cya.simon. > > -- 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) crispy hoe's
While on the Mills remix tip, does anyone know of Jeff's remix of Lionrock's Packet Of Peace? It's in Justin Robertson's bio. It was released in 1993 as a limited edition 12" with an early mix by The Chemical Brothers as well on Deconstruction. I'm quite curious about the idea of Mills mixing other acts as I was under the impression he didn't do much - he thought it improper to impose his ideas on someone else's... Maybe he did so earlier in the piece. I just know of his mix of Hell's Allerseelen track. Cheers C -- >From: "Simon Dennis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: 313@hyperreal.org >Subject: (313) crispy hoe's >Date: Thu, Sep 30, 1999, 4:02 PM > >got hold of promos of crispy bacon and the hoe. > >crispy bacon original and jeff mills mix. >the hoe original and dj hell mix. > >the originals are poor, never been much of a >garnier fan anyway. > >mixes are worth having. >the mills mix is pretty different to original, taking a few >elements, making them dirty, and looping. > >the hell mix is really good, nice build up, short vocal >'that girl aint nothing but a ho' then it all kicks off... > >cya.simon. >
Betr.: (313) crispy hoe's
Well those last few Garnier records bring a smile to my face every time I hear them. "Coloured City" just simply rocks, "The sound Of the Big Babou" is most def THE best record of 1999 W the originals are poor, never been much of a garnier fan anyway.
(313) crispy hoe's
got hold of promos of crispy bacon and the hoe. crispy bacon original and jeff mills mix. the hoe original and dj hell mix. the originals are poor, never been much of a garnier fan anyway. mixes are worth having. the mills mix is pretty different to original, taking a few elements, making them dirty, and looping. the hell mix is really good, nice build up, short vocal 'that girl aint nothing but a ho' then it all kicks off... cya.simon.
Betr.: Re: (313) Re: Crispy Bacon
Months before the original release of "Crispy..." there was a promo floating around, with no info on it. The record contains 2 tracks: a Jeff Mills remix and the original. W >>> "B Glazier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 30-9-99 21:13:10 >>> >From: Emma Groube <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >royal wrote: > > Just received a copy of 'Crispy Bacon' by Laurent Garnier on F-Com. > >is this one of the original releases or a new "improved" version, a la >jaxx and fly life in it's 20 incarnations? > >both red and blue versions were/are like crappy oatmeal imo (=mega >bland). I bought the blue one for the AUX mix.. which I absolutely love, and ordered the second one not knowing that I was going to receive a somewhat different version. I only ordered that for the doubles aspect of the AUX-88 mix... [dj [EMAIL PROTECTED] [fon|fax + 61 8 9264 8555] [http://dj.royaltech.net] __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
(313) 9/29/99 Inaudible Radio/Webcast Setlist...
9/29/99 Inaudible Radio/Webcast Setlist... 9-10 pm by lance... . Schlammpeitziger: gerischel in fremdorient/fx randomiz rmx (A-Musik) . The Bionaut: wild horse annie im paragleiterfluchtflug/schlammpeitziger mix (Harvest) . Harold Sack Ziegler: wir lelden mit imh/jan st werner mix (Klingende Post) . Adrien75: mir s ni (Carpet Bomb) . Malcolm Arthur: special programming (Drop Beat) . Protocol: ndc"for my better half" (Isophlux) . Vendor Refill: stable c2 (Nature) . Paul B. Davis: pretty (Beige) . Palmer/Kubin: außer a tem (Gagarin) . Chessie: the last lie i ever told (Drop Beat) . The Caretaker: selected memories from the haunted ballroom #7 (V/vm) . RR: solutiore of stareau - disc 3, track 3 . The Caretaker: selected memories from the haunted ballroom #8 (V/vm) . RR: solutiore of stareau - disc 3, track 4 . Terre Thaemlitz: a-program (A-Musik) . B. Fleischmann: the flow (Charhizma) 10-11 pm by john c... . Soul Phiction: whizzdom & understanding (Playhouse) . G-Man: el jeu (Izzo) . Stewart Walker: ulm (Background) . Stewart Walker: intent (Force Inc) . Moron: neo-moronics pt III (Tektite) . Takaaki Itoh: chaos (Electracom) . User: 003a - a1 (User) . The Advent: escapade (Kombination Research) . The Mahoning: epilepsy (11th Eye) . The Surgeon: dry b1 (Dynamic Tension) . The Surgeon: dry b2 (Dynamic Tension) . Soul Mate: street rush (Speaker Attack) . Russian Roulette: hammer me hard (High Octane) 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
Re: (313) re: Stacey Pullen
On 30 Sep 99, at 0:28, Mark S Flintoft wrote: > - Original Message - > From: Cyclone Wehner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Why "choice words"? > > I think that's cruel myself - he is such a sweet sensitive >guy! I > > don't > think he was playing from anywhere but the >heart myself. > > No Doubt! - MSF* I suppose it's best I say this now: there's a possibility I'm talking through my hat and the guy never said anything to pullen. It was second hand information (albeit from a reliable source) so as soon as I see this guy, I'll get all the details! If he didn't, well I guess it's the stocks for me :) Also I'm not saying that it was right to go up to him either... but I can understand it. Anyway, Alton Miller, GU and Chris Gray, all coming to perth soon. Should be a summer of house music! :) Dave _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: (313) re: Stacey Pullen
- Original Message - From: Cyclone Wehner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Why "choice words"? > I think that's cruel myself - he is such a sweet sensitive >guy! I don't think he was playing from anywhere but the >heart myself. No Doubt! - MSF* Mark S. Flintoft917.817.3989 Managing Editor http://www.in-sitemagazine.com ---
Re: (313) Re: Crispy Bacon
From: Emma Groube <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> royal wrote: > Just received a copy of 'Crispy Bacon' by Laurent Garnier on F-Com. is this one of the original releases or a new "improved" version, a la jaxx and fly life in it's 20 incarnations? both red and blue versions were/are like crappy oatmeal imo (=mega bland). I bought the blue one for the AUX mix.. which I absolutely love, and ordered the second one not knowing that I was going to receive a somewhat different version. I only ordered that for the doubles aspect of the AUX-88 mix... [dj [EMAIL PROTECTED] [fon|fax + 61 8 9264 8555] [http://dj.royaltech.net] __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) re: Stacey Pullen
Why "choice words"? And what *did* he say in response? I think that's cruel myself - he is such a sweet sensitive guy! I don't think he was playing from anywhere but the heart myself. Peace C -- >From: Emma Groube <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: Dave Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Re: (313) re: Stacey Pullen >Date: Thu, Sep 30, 1999, 11:23 AM > >dave wrote: >> If anyone has a chance to talk to stacey pullen, I would love to >> know if this is his usual style, or if he felt that playing the way he >> did was necessary whilst out in the (I don't agree with this >> evaluation) "backwaters" of the world (ie perth). I've heard that a >> mate of mine went up to pullen afterwards and had a few choice >> words, evidently he was annoyed enough to do so. > >and what response did he get, or wasn't he looking for a response? > >pfg, > >emma >mee-thod >"it's in the way that you groove it" > >
Re: (313) Re: Crispy Bacon
royal wrote: > Just received a copy of 'Crispy Bacon' by Laurent Garnier on F-Com. is this one of the original releases or a new "improved" version, a la jaxx and fly life in it's 20 incarnations? both red and blue versions were/are like crappy oatmeal imo (=mega bland). pfg, emma mee-thod
Re: (313) re: Stacey Pullen
dave wrote: > If anyone has a chance to talk to stacey pullen, I would love to > know if this is his usual style, or if he felt that playing the way he > did was necessary whilst out in the (I don't agree with this > evaluation) "backwaters" of the world (ie perth). I've heard that a > mate of mine went up to pullen afterwards and had a few choice > words, evidently he was annoyed enough to do so. and what response did he get, or wasn't he looking for a response? pfg, emma mee-thod "it's in the way that you groove it"
Re: (313) Oct 1 and Detroit this weekend
and if its a huge party that you desire, there is "We Collect Information"..all the information that you need can be found at www.openhousepro.com/sound a nice collection of 313 and otherwise.. - Original Message - From: Oliver Barkovic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 313 <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 1999 4:06 PM Subject: (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 > >
(313) Glenn Underground
Just got the Ministry of Sound Australian tour press release. One thing of interest: Glenn Underground playing the Deep Room in Perth on Saturday 30 October. No where else, alas. What is his latest album like, anyone? Peace C
(313) Re: Crispy Bacon
Just received a copy of 'Crispy Bacon' by Laurent Garnier on F-Com. The first version I received had an Aux-88 (313 rel.) remix plus a DJ Gilb'r drum'n'bass mix, plus another track, 'Orgasm'. The copy which I received today has the original version, plus the aforementioned remixes, and has 'The Hoe' in place of 'Orgasm'. I remember reading a Laurent Garnier interview in Jockey Slut quite a while back in which he stated that Jeff Mills had done some work with him or even sat in on the recording session - possibly throwing down a mix of one of these cuts. Anyone with greater knowledge on this one? [dj [EMAIL PROTECTED] [fon|fax + 61 8 9264 8555] [http://dj.royaltech.net] __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
