(313) Textures.org broadcast / site update... February 19th, 2000
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Re: (313) Ritchie Hawtin New Years track title?
-Original Message- From: James Bucknell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: jonathan morse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: 313@hyperreal.org <313@hyperreal.org> Date: Thursday, February 17, 2000 8:07 PM Subject: Re: (313) Ritchie Hawtin New Years track title? > ***THey also re released it late 98 or early 99 on Plastic City-Might still be available -Scotty v > >it's out of print, but you can pick up what i presume are bootlegs at rock and >soul on 7th ave. in new york. > > > > > >jonathan morse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 02/17/2000 07:40:00 PM > >To: 313@hyperreal.org >cc:(bcc: James Bucknell/Magazines/Hearst) >Subject: Re: (313) Ritchie Hawtin New Years track title? > > > > >>Can anybody tell me the name of the track Ritchie Hawtin opened with at >>Motor Lounge on New Year's? Thanks. >> >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >jaydee "plastic dreams" > > > > > > >
(313) Claude Young in Milan
to all the italian 313 community: thursday 24 february first ever gig in Italy for Claude Young. it will be at club Qube in Milan. Claude will have Ian O'Brien supporting too... be there! Enrico __ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com
Sv: (313) Deep/Minimal Techno DJ's
I heard Doc play in Sweden a couple of years ago and I also did an interview with him. He was good at giving interviews but a pretty mediocre DJ. Unfortunately it seems that the only drum'n'bass DJ's who do trick-mixing and scratches and stuff all belong to the cheasier category. For instance, DJ Hype (True Playaz) is a great DJ but his taste in music stinks. Straight jump-up all the way. But I guess all that is off topic, so I'll shut up now :) Peace /rasmus > Given that this is 313, maybe start with Doc Scott, whose roots lie in > techno and is himself an ardent follower of Derrick May and Kevin > Saunderson. He is one of the leaders of the so-called 'tech-step' off-shoot > of drum 'n' bass. Great DJ.
Re: (313) Deep/Minimal Techno DJ's
>Speaking of dnb DJs. Has anyone ever heard any dnb DJ who would be interesting >to listen to? Given that this is 313, maybe start with Doc Scott, whose roots lie in techno and is himself an ardent follower of Derrick May and Kevin Saunderson. He is one of the leaders of the so-called 'tech-step' off-shoot of drum 'n' bass. Great DJ.
(313) Common Factor in Melbourne
Just got back from seeing Common Factor DJ at the Lounge in Melbourne... grrreat stuff! Good support from Spacey Space (Pole, Mainstreet, KDJ, Drexciya), Boogs (Isolee, Herbert and a small dose of breaks) and Voiteck/Boogs double-team (going crazy on 4 decks) after Common Factor finished his extended DJ set. I gotta say that Nick/Common Factor is a fine DJ who really knows his shit. A genuine mix of Detroit grooves and Chicago swing, throwing house and techno together to great effect. He has a 'head-down' DJ style... but really kept the floor moving with some sharp programming. He really knew his records too... letting most of his mixes time-out, before kicking the new track in smoothly. A real breath of fresh air! All this, plus I got to see Cyclone shake her $$$maker on the dance floor. :) Now all I wanna know is why wasn't he booked to play anywhere else in Australia??? peace ~Askew __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
(313) Current [February 20] Detroit
Just a little plug to let you know that i'm spinning at Current tomorrow night from 8-10pm. Feel free to drop by, relax, and enjoy some fine electronic music. I will be spinning an eclectic mix of soothing electronica with snippets of deep techno. For more information on how to get to Current check the following web-spots: Current takes place every Sunday night from 8-12pm at the io Coffee-Bar. This link will you give you details on how to get there.. http://www.concentric.net/~robmoon/index.shtml Current's [Electronic Music In Detroit] web-spot with schedules, details and other pertinent info: http://homes.arealcity.com/Intermodal/index2.html Hope to see some of you there.. Pietro. ___ p i e t r o d a s a c c o a u d i o - n i m b u s c j a m 91.5 fm saturdays from midnight - 2am EST 9745 lynngrove cr, windsor, ontario, n8r 1b8, canada g r o o v e s m a g a z i n e www.groovesmag.com
Re: (313) RE: my ding-a-ling
Yup... someone e-mailed me with that answer yesterday... so that information is correct Matt E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Homepage: http://magicmattkelly.tripod.com - Original Message - From: "Stefan Hart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2000 9:25 AM Subject: (313) RE: my ding-a-ling > I think you are talking about the song by Leaders of The New School on the > album "Future Without a Past". I could be wrong, so if anybody knows > another track with the same name, let me know. > >Stefan Hart > __ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com > >
(313) audio-nimbus
. a u d i o - n i m b u s your electronic music expansion slot idm.electronica.techno.ambient.experimental Just a reminder.. If you're in the Windsor / Detroit area, set your radio frequency to CJAM 91.5 fm on Saturday from midnight - 2am (EST), February 19th. ** Special guest -- William VanLoo (aka DJ Marathon) will be in the studio from 1-2am. He will be spinning an assortment of current favorites as well as new and unreleased material. (Some of you may recognize William from his appearance's at Current in Detroit) ** audio-nimbus can be heard live in Real-Audio format at http://www.uwindsor.ca/cjam/live.htm If you're curious to hear more about the artist's featured, or would like to comment about the show, feel free to email me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Pietro. ___ p i e t r o d a s a c c o a u d i o - n i m b u s c j a m 91.5 fm saturdays from midnight - 2am EST 9745 lynngrove cr, windsor, ontario, n8r 1b8, canada g r o o v e s m a g a z i n e www.groovesmag.com
(313) RE: my ding-a-ling
I think you are talking about the song by Leaders of The New School on the album "Future Without a Past". I could be wrong, so if anybody knows another track with the same name, let me know. Stefan Hart __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
(313) one liner reviews
\ the things which slipped into my house since it's 2000 | innerzone orchestra - people make the world go round [planet e] very smooth remixes by carl craig & moodymann. the moodymann one is pretty 'live' including former funkadelic members bus & amp fiedler, en norma jean bell on sax | opaque - malice [archive] very fine release by seiji, smooth jazzy breaks with a techno flavour | super-a-loof - the sky ep series no1 [exceptional] three superb electronic jazz tracks by kirk degiorgio & jamie o'dell | dan curtin - pregenisis [elypsia] more experimental album, into techno, breaks, and jazz things. very fine stuff | nubian mindz - forgotten parts [archive] four superb tracks between old detroit and dark electro with a breaks edge | metamatics - colmic zeus ep [neo ouija] brilliant first release on his own label, smooth subtile electronis. maybe his best stuff yet. | geiom - ..edits metamatics [neo ouija] nice soft & airy remixes by geiom of released metamics stuff | various - focus sampler [focus] first focus release run by clair (clear boss), five times smooth stuff into electro, idm and techno by cim, plusone and others | various - transatlantic audio [dynamite joint] fine compilation with jazzy down- & uptempo things by ufo, i:cube, beanfield ao | i:cube - adore [versatile] i:cube goes very succesfull into jazzanova, archive sound. cool things | various - hi:fidelity lounge [guidance] very high quality compilation, with experimental jazzy stuff | kdj - the thief that stole my sad days ya blessin' me [kdj] two tracks in more classic moodymann-style, deep things | moodymann - don't you want my love [pandemonium] more good stuff, more introvert on side a, nice catchy deeply groovy on the b-side | headshell - headshell ep [toshoklabs] smooth four track ep, deep electronics with somehwat jazzy funky edge | rick wade - quantum expression [moods&grooves] espially the b-side is filled deep groovin' detroit house | moonchildren - ran away [deep4life] chris cray goes deeper & deeper, especially the title track reminds to the very best of larry heard. brilliant deep atmospheric house stuff | / forcefield | mindless entertainment http://www.sonik.demon.nl/forcefield
(313) wrong address Lynn IV (st.germain)
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(313) DJs WANTED!!!
Hello everyone. We are currently looking for Deep House / Funky Techno DJs to play out on our sound system at various free parties throughout East Anglia and the Midlands, UK. If anyone is interested please reply privately. Thanks for your time, Darren Panic Mode Sound System
Re: (313) Re: 313-Digest V1 #1299
here, here - Original Message - From: "martin clark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Friday, February 18, 2000 2:28 PM Subject: (313) Re: 313-Digest V1 #1299 > >Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2000 00:28:34 EST > >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Subject: Re: (313) FW: booty ghetto whadever > > > >In a message dated 2/17/00 12:01:12 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > > >[cut] > > > >The only thing they like in London is cheese trance, that is, if you > >believe what you read in Muzik. > > > >a. > > With all respect Alan, dont tar everyone with the same brush. the only thing > americans like is puffy and garth brooks, if you believe what you read in > billboard. > promoting sterotypes dismisses the creative minority. > i've always given the US the benifit of the doubt. despite the vast global > commercial outpourings. So uk clubland has gone commercial? Who's the > original capitalists? U_S_A? > the real divide is under/overground...nations are irrelevant. > And where would detroit be with out the original support and sales from the > UK? > but i would agree Muzik is in a state at the moment. At least Jockey Slut > keep things in perspective. > martin > __ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com >
Re: (313) Deep/Minimal Techno DJ's
Tyler Hanel wrote: > I'm wondering if maybe the dubplate business in the drum and bass scene is > an economic tactic by the big name producers. I.e. They have the newest > tracks so they get the best gigs (They make way more money dj'ing than from > record sales, right?). Limiting the spread of tracks until they get played > out seems to me a good way to limit competition and increase your earning > power. I remember from the breaks list a while back, somebody was > threatened with bodily harm and scene blacklisting for pressing a dubplate > from a dat recording of some guy's radio show. This is of course an > extreme, and probably blown all out of proportion, and I wouldn't say that > those guys are doing this stuff intentionally, and with this outcome in > mind, but I really think it might play a part in the dubplate leanings of > the drum n bass scene. Of course I haven't paid as close attention to it in > the last year and a half, so I may be way off base. Any comments? Speaking of dnb DJs. Has anyone ever heard any dnb DJ who would be interesting to listen to? I've been on a couple of dnb parties with some DJs people were really raving about, as being really good & stuff, but they all spin like track A playing for 3 min than crosfade into track B... no tricks and quick mixing like techno djs. -- http://megaklik.si/sol/ the sound of ljubljana http://www.megaklik.si vasa stran za mega dan http://www.bolha.com bolsji sejem na internetu
Re: (313) this saturday.....
no, any saturday 89x broadcasts will be from science. motor has the friday night broadcasts. From: "Stefan Hart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) this saturday. Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2000 02:50:58 GMT Question: Is 89X broadcasting the live sets from Paperclip People and Recloose on the 19th? Thanx Stephen Hart __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) - Urban Breakdown Tour/Green Velvet....
Ooops:) It's kickin' as we speak...sorry i just got home. Peace y'all... Mark* NP - Doc Martin at Roxy...workin' 3 decks...pretty good... - Original Message - From: Elliot Taub <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Mark S Flintoft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, February 18, 2000 11:36 PM Subject: Re: (313) - Urban Breakdown Tour/Green Velvet > What day is the party? > Friday, the 18th? (ie today?) > e > > Mark S Flintoft wrote: > > > Slightly off topic but... > > > > For all you Green Velvet fans in NYC area (and those elsewhere w/ Real > > Audio capability)... > > > > Urban Breakdown Tour: @ Roxy NYC > > > > DOC MARTIN > > GREEN VELVET aka CAJMERE > > DJ SNEAK > > JUNIOR SANCHEZ > > STEVE LORIA > > EMILY > > > > The broadcast will start at approximately 11pm EST and will go to at > > least 3am EST (NYC local time). To tune in, point your browser towards > > http://www.digitalnoise.com > > > > Emily is one of the best NYC house DJ/remixers. > > > > Peace - Mark* > > > > *Cajmere will also be spinning at The Subliminal Sessions at the beautiful > > new Centro-Fly (the old Tramps) on Mar 9th. > > > > NP - Mathias Heillbronn - Spread Yourself - (DJ Emily > > mix)...Dp... > >
Re: (313) New Eight Miles High release...
YES! > > Coming out in next few weeks: > . Eight Miles High: The End Of The Beginning 12" (Klang Elektronik) > > - - Press clipping - > Roman Flugel & Jorn Elling Wuttke return to their Eight Miles High > persona after foure years with a brand new 5-tracker ranging in style > from futuristic jazz and dry beating minimal techno and an absolute > pure Klang Elektronik release. Can't be filed under common known > styles because it just breaks all boundaries ! > > Eager to hear this one! > > - -->-Lance--- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > p.o. box 450715 > westlake, ohio 44145 > united states > > --
Re: (313) New Garnier/Red Planet
>What do people think of this track 'The Man with the Red Face' off >Garnier's new album, 'Unreasonable Behaviour'? I read somewhere that it's >the finest piece of horn-driven hi-tech funk/jazz since 'Galaxy to >Galaxy' came outSounds a bit of an exaggeration. It's groovy, funky and organic - one of my favourite tracks on the album. It's the bugged-out sax that makes it. I don't know about the comparison to Galaxy To Galaxy, simply because making comparisons is always dubious! I think if anything I would (very loosely) compare Laurent's album to the Innerzone Orchestra's Programmed, as he is combining electronics and live music, trying to stretch the boundaries of what 'techno' can be, and showing the affinities between techno and jazz - especially on The Man With The Red Face. While we are on all things Gallic, why not check out the new I:Cube album, Adore? He has made a bid to differentiate himself from the French filtered disco phenom. Adore has a strong Detroit influence. I:Cube is a big fan of Carl Craig and he shares Carl's love of the idiosyncratic. Adore is kinda on the 'tech-house' tip but very eccentric and quirky. With this album he wanted to make something more "cinematic", to listen to at home, but I still think many of the tracks would sound great on the dancefloor.
Re: (313) Deep/Minimal Techno DJ's
At 03:34 AM 2/19/00 +1030, you wrote: >> There is, however, a lot more quality underground techno than >> there is "underground" drum and bass. A techno DJ who's not a producer >> could definitaly have a set with tracks that another connoisseur of the >> genre has yet to hear. I don't think that's possible with drum and bass >> unless you have dubplates. As far as the genre, I'm stressing more on >> deep/minimal techno and minimal/atmospheric drum and bass. L8r. > > >I've also noticed the new is best attitude seems to be strong in the >drum and bass scene. Frankly I think it mellows with time, techno has >been around longer so quality is more important than newness (depending >on taste). I'd definately play what I wanted to play if I was you, as >long as you think its not stagnant (and considering how little 'home' is >heard out I dont think it would be). > >A drum and bass dj on a local scene mailing list was recently saying how >much more progessive drum and bass is. Every few months it seems to me >that there is a new style of drum and bass, but most tracks within that >new style are very similar and a lot are unoriginal (no more than any >other music style, im not insulting d'n'b here). The tracks in that >style seem to be perceived as original and new, even if they are totally >derivative. In techno the originality is not defined by belonging to a >new style, but for the individual creativity shown in the track. At >least thats my take on the difference... I'm interested in what other >people think. > I'm wondering if maybe the dubplate business in the drum and bass scene is an economic tactic by the big name producers. I.e. They have the newest tracks so they get the best gigs (They make way more money dj'ing than from record sales, right?). Limiting the spread of tracks until they get played out seems to me a good way to limit competition and increase your earning power. I remember from the breaks list a while back, somebody was threatened with bodily harm and scene blacklisting for pressing a dubplate from a dat recording of some guy's radio show. This is of course an extreme, and probably blown all out of proportion, and I wouldn't say that those guys are doing this stuff intentionally, and with this outcome in mind, but I really think it might play a part in the dubplate leanings of the drum n bass scene. Of course I haven't paid as close attention to it in the last year and a half, so I may be way off base. Any comments? --- Tyler Hanel --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- http://members.home.com/tylero/music.htm --- San Diego, California
Re: (313) New Axis Compilation
>I don't know when the full release of this one is gonna surface, but it is >a definite must have. This came up earlier this week. 17 March is the Australian release date and MDS here usually gets it around the same time as overseas. Cheers C
Re: (313) Publications
in addition...check out http://www.skinny.com Massive Magazine is "rumored" to be rising from the dead sometime very soon...watch for it in its luscious form. I've been listening to the womb again alot recently too. diana and andrew...we better get to see u in detroit in May, so we can put a physical presence to the knowledge tank. noo reasons this time young sir.;) From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andrew Duke) Reply-To: Andrew Duke Cognition/In The Mix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Dissonance Electronic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "...313 list" <313@hyperreal.org> Subject: Re: (313) Publications Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2000 17:53:57 -0400 thanks for the props, josh! :) andrew duke np interview with Drexciya Dissonance Electronic wrote: > Those bemoaning the lack of decent publications should fire up their web > browsers instead of looking at the newsstands: > http://techno.ca/cognition/ > > http://www.urbansounds.com/ > > to name two quality publications. Theres also a high level of 313 content at > my own web site: > > http://dissonance.space.net.au/ > > for the past issues: > http://dissonance.space.net.au/old_stuff/ > > Happy reading > Josh > >Look out for a new fanzine due out in early March. 'Overload:Media' is it's > >name and there's a fair few of the Magic Feet gang contributing material. > >Should be pretty cool. I've provided some 'Detroit content' with an article > >on the UR vs. Sony thang which has a bit more detail than the identical few > >lines afforded to it by the larger rags. > > > >Keep your eyes peeled > > > >Nick > > > > > >Original Message Follows > >From: "robin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >To: 313@hyperreal.org > >Subject: Re: (313) Re: 313-Digest V1 #1299 > >Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2000 14:37:00 + > > > > >but i would agree Muzik is in a state at the moment. At least Jockey Slut > > >keep things in perspective. > > > > > >forgot to mention > > > > > >bring back Magic Feet > >(the best mag by a long shot, and no i don't have a vested interest) > > > >DETROIT CONTENT: finally managed to pick up Round Two on Mainstreet, has > >this > >been re-pressed, if so is Round One being repressed too??? > > > > > > > >robin... > > > >__ > >Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com > > > > __ > 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 __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) mantronix/whodini
Both these tunes appear on Best Ofs/Greatest Hits _CD_ comps I possess... umm, somewhere... >looking for some knowledge from the >oldschoolers on the list, so >two off topic questions, i apologize: > >#1: Was Mantronix' "King Of The Beats" a >12" only release? If not, what album was it on? > >#2: Was Whodini's "Magic's Wand" (Sasha >and BT's recent release as TPC was simply >an uncredited cut-up of this track, btw) a 12" >only release? If not, what album was it on? The "King Of The Beats" shows up on an early '90s (90-91 me thinks) euro-import AND "Magic's Wand" -same time period- surely on Jive. No proper "album" appearances for either jam to the best of my knowledge. White Castle, J. E. v. F-B. B.
Re: (313) Deep/Minimal Techno DJ's
-Original Message- From: invisible <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 313@hyperreal.org <313@hyperreal.org> Date: Friday, February 18, 2000 12:47 PM Subject: Re: (313) Deep/Minimal Techno DJ's >i'm often very upset when i listen to sets that only feature the newest >stuff around (especially in d&b). **When I spin I love to drop old tracks, because first of all 1/2 the people listening have never heard some of them.which makes them fresh (even though they are old), whether I am spinning jungle or house. I have crates of old jungle/d&b from '94 to present. I love to do that. And also your collection of dubs does not define you as a DJ/conniseur there are so many labels out there that are so small that you just happen upon them, and not everyone has heard of them or their music. -Scotty V
Re: (313) Hawtin New Year's
could be Speedy J's "Pullover" andrew duke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > OK, I got the first track of his New Year's set at Motor, thanks, but now I > need one more... > All I know was that it was a track near the beginning. The best description > I can give is that it has a "fast-paced siren sound"...can anybody help me > out? Thanks. -- Cognition/Andrew Duke's In The Mix mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://techno.ca/cognition 1096 Queen St #123 Halifax NS Canada B3H 2R9
