(313) Fwd: Carl Craig @ Atmosphere *Tonight* [Los Angeles, Tues. 3/14]
I didn't even know this was happening until just now:
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I thought I would remind everyone that CARL CRAIG will
be spinning at the Viper Room tonight.
For more info on other So Cal Events go to.
http://home.earthlink.net/~efrans/scidm
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- Greg
(313) Juan Atkins In Australia
Gasp Entertainment (Innovator) is bringing Juan Atkins out for an Australian tour; it's confirmed and Juan is looking forward to it. I will have full details later today. Peace Cyclone
Re: (313) Mills newie on music man
Hi, Jeff's new release has been at my hands. I must say i was quite impressed w/ it: The music is a colletion of his more complex, structured and melodic works. A few classics, some new and previously unreleased songs make this a very interesting record, which i hope to set up new standards for techno in the 2000s. The design is about Color Significance which was the subject of a discussion conducted in Jeff's Axis www. The concept is about Jeff himself and his work as a musical artist; The CD booklet contains an interview of Jeff with a psychologist. In Jeff's word: To understand Axis and how it works is to understand who i am and how i tick. Looking for the most thorough course and manner to create this, the ideia came to me to have myself mentally examined, not by a music journalist but by a professional, a doctor of human psyche, a Psychologist. After months of searching for qualified psychologist that would have time and interest in this project, we were able to find a well established Chicago based agency of psychology that found this idea challenging as well as compatible with their field. On december 27th 1999, through multiple written examinations and aural interview sessions, the frame of Axis and myself began to surface. CD Tracklist: Jeff Mills: Life Like LP (Music Man) Yantra (taken from AX-04) Condor to Mallorca (taken from Waveforms Vol.3) Global Factor * Zenith (taken from From the 21st) Nepta (taken from AX-15) Babylon (Takem from PM-06) Minnia (taken from X-103 on TResor) Detached (taken from Mix it Up Vol.2) * Systematic * Cometh * Solara (taken from From the 21st) Avenger * Eclipse (taken from AX-18) With/Dove (With taken from AX-12 and Dove taken from From the 21st) Tracklist 12 vinyl: Condor to Mallorca Time After Space * Detached * Black Avenger * * previously unreleased tracks Time After Space (on the 12) and Global Factor (on the CD) are the same track. The same for Black Avenger (on the 12) and Avenger (on the 12). The vinyl is supposed to be released on Axis as AX-21. In summary, the music is great and accordingly to Jeff's word: Through compiling 14 selected compositions from Axis Records, Purpose Maker, Tomorrow catalogue that bare the most characer, it it an attempt to display the soul of what I do and what has been created. Mas ele podia ter maneirado na punhetagem! - Escritor Conhecido All for now. Cheers, Guilherme __ DJ Guilherme Menegon Sao Paulo, Brasil email:[EMAIL PROTECTED] !Experimental! __ __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) 7
A Number of Names : Sharevari : Quality : 19827 :) derek. -Original Message- From: Reversed Signs [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 detroit 313@hyperreal.org Date: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 6:02 PM Subject: Re: (313) 7 Or the bionaut 4 7 in a tasty fruitbag - Original Message - From: Tom Churchill [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: martin clark [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 4:56 PM Subject: Re: (313) 7 can anyone think about any techno or electronica 7 My favourite 7s... Innerzone Orchestra - At Les/Programmed (Talkin Loud) [limited album sampler-type-thing] Arovane - Silicad/Occer (City Centre Offices) [on clear vinyl, first release on this excellent Berlin/Manchester label] Counterattack - We Can Elude Control (Counterattack) [limited taster for the two CA 12s, one slamming club cut and a beautiful beatless piece] Off the top of my head there's also a Dr Rockit (Herbert) 7 on Clear, and various things on the Slut Smalls series from Jockey Slut... :::: tom churchill : : headspace recordings : : http://www.headspacerecordings.co.uk : ::: e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ::: ::: t: 07976 898514 __ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com
(313) SF tonight
Is there anything cool to do, 313 or deep house related inSF tonight?? Tonight being Tuesday the 14. Thanks Ollie
Re: (313) SF tonight
Yep, Static, with DJ Ulysses from Temple records in New York... http://www.belief-systems.com/static at 330 Ritch St. Joe At 11:21 PM -0500 3/14/00, Oliver Barkovic wrote: Is there anything cool to do, 313 or deep house related inSF tonight?? Tonight being Tuesday the 14. Thanks Ollie
RE: (313) unpopular science
Heheh, hey! I'll buy your gear if you ever decide to retire =) Emanuel On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Fred Giannelli wrote: Telepathic is back with a P D deal via Sonic Groove. Check: www.sonicgroove.com Back Catalogue is still available for most Telepathic releases via Record Time. Check: www.recordtime.com Upcoming releases: Telepathic PSI-031 The Kinky Scientist EP Tektite-007 Fred Giannelli EP TSF Germany - The Kooky Scientist EP Upcoming gigs: March 25 - Minneapolis, MN Fred Giannelli has been ageing disgracefully. Still single, alone and miserable he hit the big 4-0 on Sunday March 12th. Struggling to make ends meet by doing temp. office work. Every few months a promoter has the balls to book a live electronic act and books The Kooky Scientist. Please forward your message to Mute HQ, UK since they passed on releasing Unpopular Science back in 1997. I have to second that. 'Unpopular Science' and other releases by the Kooky Scientist are really great. I had figured that out since the beginning I started buying techno records. I also really like the ep on +8 with tracks like 'Rogue' and 'Bonkers'. Nice stuff from Mr. Giannelli. Yeah, what's he up to now?? John -Original Message- From: Brian Dillard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 3:53 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) unpopular science i just (belatedly) picked up this kooky scientist LP on telepathic/plus 8 from '97 i believe. it's fucking amazing! really funky, twisted dancefloor stuff with the odd experimental bit and an overall sort of tech-housey feel. i can't stop playing it, loud, even when i'm getting ready for work in the morning and my flat-mate's asleep. i know fred giannelli occasionally posts to this list. could he or anyone else fill me in on what he's been up to since plus 8 went on hiatus? brian --- 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) 7
-Original Message- From: martin clark [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org 313@hyperreal.org Date: Wednesday, 15 March 2000 0:07 Subject: (313) 7 can anyone think about any techno or electronica 7 there are lots of them i think the earliest would be Juan 2 x 7 on deepspace with alleys of your mind(don't have one but i know a couple of ppl that do,it's very hard to find as you can imagine) as for electronica,there are tons of'em,a few that comes to mind are all the cabaret voltaire 7 esp the very electro vocodedseconds too late ,400 - beat the devil(T Thorpe,moody boys ,klf) on iluminated,Tuxedomoon - 59 to 1remix on Ralph(good times bassline,rhythm box etc,, dj hell still throw this in electro sets) Muslimgauze as EG Oblque Graph - tripitch , TG,Die Form,Coil,Yello,, of course there are lots of australian ones too(Informatix - proximity switch on au go go,would be a classic example ,Metronomes, spencer spencer,systematics etc) Kraftwerk off course had a lot of 7 too are there any classic detroit 7s? well in late 80's every bighit used to be on 7,so big time good life as well as all the FFRR stuff,are all out there(call it acid,back to the beat,French kiss,blackout etc) Chicago Trax themselves had 4 or 5 out, these are very rare according to Larry Sherman these were made specialy for dist in da west coast the only one i've seen had Adonis-no way back w Farmboy on the b,so i suppose they were all 2 hits on the one 7,also Silk - Jack your body had a 7 rlse as i remember a pub i used to go to that had it in the jukebox,same goes for Pump up the volume there's a 7 i have(thanx B D)that was given away with record miror magazine,with Coldcut'ssweet tooth sonny - acid drops on one side and a great 4th Floor Allstars mix by Frankie Mitchel(who is better known as Bones)of all their early stuff from tod terry, lenny d,bonesmusto,very nice another early uk one (89)is from Iradial's Aqua Regia- Aquanosolo as for actual detroit stuff,only ones i have K Larkin - wonderin(freeb with warp lp) paperclip ppl -throwopen 7001 dopplereffekt -bbicwnnmdx1 acid pimp - just call me dady chesire dan curtin - matter of sound met 07140 fuse -overdrive +8019 flexi there was another 7 i think, by Gerald of dopplerfx under a diffrent name(bmg sold me that one when he worked in RT so he should know),i cant rmmbr what it was called and i ended up swapin this with somebody also on a detroit label Pulsar Records , midwest artist Laura Grab - dox 006 talking about midwest you have 7 from both leading labels there Analoge Drop Bass Network,but after the Delta 9 coment in previous post i'll skip them! back to Europe,leading the way in my ltle 7 crate are the guys from Den Haag,my favourite must be a black label,no title thingie were sombody(ference) keep repeating destroying my brain in the matrix # mzo 1781 . Another favourite is: Unit Moebius - acid planet 1(this one has a track b2,that always remind me of the 1st drumcode rekid without the compression) . There's also Acid Planet #2 by BS1 , then there's this fast electro 7 on green vinyl with the info being ASBEST 001 best looking one:) is a double 7 by Beverly Hills 808303 v's Hott on Viewlexx , one green ,one pink vinyl from Austria i got 2 titles,first one on Cheap(freeb with Cheap13) i think it's by Pulsinger ,another one was by Putaznick on spr 100107 Switzerland i have 2 both by dj Sid,1st one on white vinyl(mental Groove records) a nice dbx like cut called bootslipglosss other one is a flexi C Lekebusch had a 7(as Magenta) on Experimental ex30 Thomas Heckman had a brliant,very D May like 7 as Drax on Trope 002,defintly the best thing he has ever done,you simply would not believe that it's him , another good German one is by Vermona on white vinyl(toktok Robotnik 003) again very dbx'ish on white vinyl from the uk you have a b12don lite one as Substance on Ulr S O'salivan on Green 003 ,Railway Raver-acid4the 90's(freeb with his Rephlex lp),Counterattack - we can (Counterattack) Arovane(Greece??) had 2 lately etc etcetc wasnt mike inc's kreisel series on 7 yes,but alot of them are represes for old stuff,so if you have a large Ink collection beware,you might come homerealise you already have this ;) mask100-500 was that on 7 boards of canada - Aquarious on skam e,r
Re: (313) unpopular science
Happy belated birthday mr scientist and you're not getting older, you're getting better...(at least thats what i keep telling myself) If i were doing promotions, I'd book you most definitely cheers Jim J. - Original Message - From: Fred Giannelli [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 5:25 PM Subject: RE: (313) unpopular science Upcoming gigs: March 25 - Minneapolis, MN Fred Giannelli has been ageing disgracefully. Still single, alone and miserable he hit the big 4-0 on Sunday March 12th. Struggling to make ends meet by doing temp. office work. Every few months a promoter has the balls to book a live electronic act and books The Kooky Scientist. Please forward your message to Mute HQ, UK since they passed on releasing Unpopular Science back in 1997.
Re: T-1000 in indiana [was Re: (313) Mix Cd's Dj T1000]
In a message dated 3/14/00 3:09:18 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Get your ass over here Alan!! :-) What can I tell you, Europe doesn't want me ! but bloomington, indiana certainly did! :) gotta say, alan tore it up for us this past weekend... special moments included - alan killing the sound and telling it like it is, fuck the bullshit!... - a complete 180 from a deep mull track into dearborn's voice of god (which turned into a techno sing along with a bunch of crazy techno nuts singing acapella: the voice...of god) - a comment to delta nine (who was following alan) to take his hardcore elsewhere - the octave one jaguar remix - and getting an oddly-timed and unexpected free peep show while chilling at the back of the venue (i won't forget the look on your face alan...) :) damn. thank god for good music. bom shankar! --varsha : varsha - psychedelic techno: : [EMAIL PROTECTED] : : PTLF : SUBterror : Scarab Records : : Nokturnal Netwerks : : http://beam.to/varsha : : AOL AIM: varshaPTLF: One last thing about the Bloomington/Indianapolis gig, I was very very gratified by the crowd's response. They *really* knew their music ! I'd say 80% of my set is white labels, but the hardcore trainspotters IDed the tunes no problem, while the rest of the room danced their asses off. I haven't had that much crowd response since God knows when. Everything was perfect, sound-wise, and they even had the new Pioneer DJM-600 mixer with filter effects added to the arsenal. Sweet ! With all the hype on the US rave scene going all commercial trance on us, my faith in the Midwest (where it all began) is renewed ! I'm even using exclamation points ! Just last week Mills was asking me the hot spots to play in the US; add Indy to the list. Thanks to everyone involved with Technophoria, and the kids who came out despite a big snowstorm. a. on now: Bowery Electric - Lushlife PS: John Digweed had a blurb in last week's Entertainment Weekly (due to the rave movie, Groove, that he has a cameo in), another reason to shoot myself.
(313) Damon Wild
Saw Damon at the weekly Staple in San Francisco last Friday night. He's not flashy as a DJ (fine by me, actually), but played great stuff including quite a few off Synewave and other NY labels, finishing out with Star Dancer (yells and hands in the air from a not-very-hands- in-the-air-type-of-crowd) and one of his own. If he's in Detroit for the festival, I'd suggest Damon be invited to play at the 313 party. I 'm trying not to open a huge can of worms by starting some let's invite everyone we like to play thing, but I hope there would be agreement on his dedication to putting out high-quality music, both his own and others, at Experimental, Synewave and elsewhere over the years. And, of course, I liked his set a lot :) phred
(313) Re:frozen peas and 505
This is the definition of cheezey beats. Sounds like peas being thrown at a wall. wait, frozen or cooked peas? hey, don't make fun of the 505. that was my first drum machine, it came in handy as a little midi step sequencer, it was my pocket calculator, perfect for bleep techno. stephen.
(313) I miss Colin Dales Abstrakt Dance
I really miss Colin Dale's Abstrakt Dance internet radio show, it was actually entertaining to listen to and it didn't put you to sleep like most other internet/radio show's on the net. Wish there was a show that would play all the newest techno releases since I have to mail-order most of my vinyl, I mean how hard could it be? Sonic Groove or Hardwax should do something like this. just a crazy thought, stephen.
Re: (313) Pacou
Andrew Duke wrote: agreed. i quite liked his no computer involved full length from last year, but this new album didn't do anything for me at all. I have no computer involved on CD and only liked some of the tracks, #6. ambiguous is probably the stand out for me. his newer stuff sucks. Anyone want to trade? I will deal Pacou - no computer involved, pole 1' CD, and Concept 1 96:VR, for CDR's of the Biorythm comps on Network and any old Surberban Base compilations, email me privately. thanks, stephen.
Re: (313) unpopular science
I like your track Celine Solution off the Second Array EP on Tektite, Looking forward to future releases, keep up the good work. stephen. Fred Giannelli wrote: Telepathic is back with a P D deal via Sonic Groove. Check: www.sonicgroove.com Back Catalogue is still available for most Telepathic releases via Record Time. Check: www.recordtime.com Upcoming releases: Telepathic PSI-031 The Kinky Scientist EP Tektite-007 Fred Giannelli EP TSF Germany - The Kooky Scientist EP Upcoming gigs: March 25 - Minneapolis, MN Fred Giannelli has been ageing disgracefully. Still single, alone and miserable he hit the big 4-0 on Sunday March 12th. Struggling to make ends meet by doing temp. office work. Every few months a promoter has the balls to book a live electronic act and books The Kooky Scientist. Please forward your message to Mute HQ, UK since they passed on releasing Unpopular Science back in 1997. I have to second that. 'Unpopular Science' and other releases by the Kooky Scientist are really great. I had figured that out since the beginning I started buying techno records. I also really like the ep on +8 with tracks like 'Rogue' and 'Bonkers'. Nice stuff from Mr. Giannelli. Yeah, what's he up to now?? John -Original Message- From: Brian Dillard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 3:53 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) unpopular science i just (belatedly) picked up this kooky scientist LP on telepathic/plus 8 from '97 i believe. it's fucking amazing! really funky, twisted dancefloor stuff with the odd experimental bit and an overall sort of tech-housey feel. i can't stop playing it, loud, even when i'm getting ready for work in the morning and my flat-mate's asleep. i know fred giannelli occasionally posts to this list. could he or anyone else fill me in on what he's been up to since plus 8 went on hiatus? brian --- Brian J. Dillard | [EMAIL PROTECTED] Armchair DJ | http://armchair-dj.com techno - pop. no boundaries.
(313) Submerge PP cost
Is it just me or are Submerge over charging on PP, recently got 'Mixed Lived in the Hague' from Bent Crayon, cost $12.99, pp $3, total = $15.99. Also got AZTEC MYSTIC Revenge of the Jaguar Rmxs - CD-EP, cost $10, pp $25(!!) toal = $35. Now if I had bought the Jaguar cd from Bent Crayon the the total would be $14. Does this seem strange to anyone else?, how can they charge SO MUCH for PP. Order both cds on tha same day, Bent Crayon arrived early last week, still no sign of Submerge package, feeling kind of cheated! jason
(313) Op:l Bastards
4 those who want 2 know more about pHinnland's rising electro stars... http://www.sci.fi/~phinnweb/finndiscog/others/op:l/ e. rautio, also known as pHinn * the webmaster of pHinnWeb - the old skool, the nu skool * * and the pHuture skool of Finnish electronic music * * [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.sci.fi/~phinnweb *
Re: (313) Submerge PP cost
The best thing to do is take this matter up with Submerge and explain your situation to them. I've had nothing but good experiences mail ordering from Submerge, they've allways been very helpful. peace. stephen. Jason wrote: Is it just me or are Submerge over charging on PP, recently got 'Mixed Lived in the Hague' from Bent Crayon, cost $12.99, pp $3, total = $15.99. Also got AZTEC MYSTIC Revenge of the Jaguar Rmxs - CD-EP, cost $10, pp $25(!!) toal = $35. Now if I had bought the Jaguar cd from Bent Crayon the the total would be $14. Does this seem strange to anyone else?, how can they charge SO MUCH for PP. Order both cds on tha same day, Bent Crayon arrived early last week, still no sign of Submerge package, feeling kind of cheated! jason
(313) Another PP query
Greetings all, I wonder if someone could shed any light on this one: Every time I've ordered stuff from the US, I get a hefty COD fee on it's arrival here in the UK. The invoice says that this is for VAT and customs charges - is this normal? If so - how come I don't get charged when I order stuff from Germany? I'll already have paid PP to the store on my card, so what does that cover? Any details appreciated. Sorry for the kinda off-topic post. Nick __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) Another PP query
Hi, Dan Butler just answered my (slightly dumb-assed) question privately so please disregard it! Nick (remembering the whole EU thing) __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) Another PP query
Nick: Every time I've ordered stuff from the US, I get a hefty COD fee on it's arrival here in the UK. The invoice says that this is for VAT and customs charges - is this normal? Yes - the only way to avoid it is for the sender to fill in the customs form saying it's free promotional merchandise with zero commercial value - it's the same with sending stuff from here to the US. I think there may be a limit below which no duty is charged, but I'm not sure what it is if this is the case. Certainly when I've ordered from Submerge in the past I've been stung on delivery... If so - how come I don't get charged when I order stuff from Germany? Because Germany's in Europe - you don't have to pay import duty. CF urban fox's recent post about the rip-off pricing of European imports. Free trade and all that... I'll already have paid PP to the store on my card, so what does that cover? Basically the cost of the packaging and the store's postage costs... :::: tom churchill : : headspace recordings : : http://www.headspacerecordings.co.uk : ::: e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ::: ::: t: 07976 898514
Re: (313) I miss Colin Dales Abstrakt Dance
Colin Dale is great, I used to listen to the Abstrakt Dance on Kiss FM in London way back in 1989. Wish I'd known about the internet broadcasts while they were still on but this is the first I've heard of them :( I picked up the Outer Limits comp on Colin's Kickin records second hand the other week, (Outer Limits was the last hour of the show which was more experimental). It's a really good compilation: 01 - Florence - A Touch of Heaven 02 - Liner Alba - Space Travel 03 - Outlander - Aural Scent 04 - Kinesthesia - Kobal 05 - Mystic Force - Clearlight 06 - Connective Zone - Holistic Worlds 07 - The Force Dimension - 200 FA 08 - Carl Craig - No More Words 09 - Ongaku - Mihon #2 10 - Clementine - The Opening 11 - Luke Slater - Secret Garden 12 - Four Voice - The Mystery Ross. - Original Message - From: stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2000 8:57 AM Subject: (313) I miss Colin Dales Abstrakt Dance I really miss Colin Dale's Abstrakt Dance internet radio show, it was actually entertaining to listen to and it didn't put you to sleep like most other internet/radio show's on the net. Wish there was a show that would play all the newest techno releases since I have to mail-order most of my vinyl, I mean how hard could it be? Sonic Groove or Hardwax should do something like this. just a crazy thought, stephen.
RE: (313) I miss Colin Dales Abstrakt Dance
Superb techno compilation. How did Outer Limits 2 compare to this? (there was an Outer Limits 2 wasn't there?) The Carl Craig track also later appeared on the More Songs album, I think it's the track called Suspiria there. Love that track - so moody! Dan http://www.geocities.com/Paris/1267/index.html -Original Message- From: Ross Balmer [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2000 12:13 PM To: 313 Subject: Re: (313) I miss Colin Dales Abstrakt Dance Colin Dale is great, I used to listen to the Abstrakt Dance on Kiss FM in London way back in 1989. Wish I'd known about the internet broadcasts while they were still on but this is the first I've heard of them :( I picked up the Outer Limits comp on Colin's Kickin records second hand the other week, (Outer Limits was the last hour of the show which was more experimental). It's a really good compilation: 01 - Florence - A Touch of Heaven 02 - Liner Alba - Space Travel 03 - Outlander - Aural Scent 04 - Kinesthesia - Kobal 05 - Mystic Force - Clearlight 06 - Connective Zone - Holistic Worlds 07 - The Force Dimension - 200 FA 08 - Carl Craig - No More Words 09 - Ongaku - Mihon #2 10 - Clementine - The Opening 11 - Luke Slater - Secret Garden 12 - Four Voice - The Mystery Ross.
Re: (313) Shake on Moods and Grooves in May
Speaking of Shake, he's got a 3 track ep as Da Sampla coming out on Mike Grant's Moods Grooves imprint in May. Called Samplaholic, the A side cut is a funky lil' number with some juggled up rhythms, the B has a fresh four on the floor tech house piece, and it ends with a smooth hip hop instrumental in that Shake style. Andrew duke :) Otto Koppius wrote: (snip) Shake's EP on Sublime. 'Get A Feeling' has an old school house feel to it without sounding derivative. The flipside 'Sermon' is a pretty straightforward groover, but with lots of quirky sounds going on. This one's growing on me. -- 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) Obscure Dopplereffekt
wait, frozen or cooked peas? Microwaved to half cooked and half frozen. There are some o.k. hats on it though, you all prooved me wrong. I guess thats why we held on to one, the other i sold for $35. :micho __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) Re:frozen peas and 505
hey, don't make fun of the 505. that was my first drum machine, it came in handy as a little midi step sequencer, it was my pocket calculator, perfect for bleep techno. o.k. o.k. o.k. since i got 1 million posts regarding my peas and the 505 comment. I got to say, its not a bad machine, I just rather throw my peas at the wall then use that old 505. I dont like peas, i actually rather eat the 505 but the hats are nice indeed. My first was a DR-110 and a syntronics drum toy, guess i was spoiled. __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
(313) FP is back /
after a time away from the 313 list I'm returning to share the love again, flatplastic.com is relaunched and my weekly house show is now a weekly 74 minute mix on flatplastic.com (http://www.flatplastic.com). for y'all that are familair with FP you'll be getting your weekly dose of the illest underground trax, record essentials and interviews, mixed properly. I do the artwork for Brett Dancer's label TRACKMODE and i'll give you guys and gals the lowdown on upcomign releases. If you aren't familiar it's all the deep detroit and chicago sounds you luv. I know y'all have the new Alton Miller right!! He freaked us last week at the Lava Loung / Life here in boston. Theo's got a new one on it's way, as well as Brett's 12. Good to be back y'all. -- G i L E S D i C K E R S O N D I G I T A S B O S T O N v o i c e : 6 1 7 . 3 6 9 . 8 6 0 1 d a t a : g d i c k e r s o n @ s i g . b s h . c o m
RE: (313) Mills newie on music man
I don't know - I certainly havn't heard these tracks before but then I havn't got *all* his releases. Rich condor to molorca was released originally on waveforms #3 (tresor) and detatched was played by mills on the liquid room cd, but remained unreleased to the general public until now. the two other tracks are new--new to us, anyway... peace- israel vines
Re: (313) Jeff Mills at Twilo
Was anyone as disappointed as I was at Jeff Mills' set at Twilo this past weekend? It was so different than the other two times I've seen him- it seemed like he was just spinning other people's records haphazardly, there was few consistent grooves and none of what I love most about his sets- keeping certain sounds constant while subtely dropping out and bringing in new ones. It had none of the intensity and intricacy I was expecting. And the Twilo vibe was as sketchy as it's ever been, the crowd was just awful, and for some reason the room was brighter than I've ever seen it. What went so wrong on Friday? maybe the performance was due to the sketchy crowd--dj's notice what kind of crowd they're playing for (i do, anyway)---and it gets really fucking annoying when you realize you're playing for a bunch of wankers.---bright rooms suck, too. out- israel
(313) salon on techno culture
Found an interesting article on the place of techno and rave culture in society in today's Salon. http://www.salon.com/ent/music/feature/2000/03/14/machinesoul/index.html -- Knecht
(313) sean deason contact
okay gang, time to update your address books/rolodex cards ect. get your crayons out and scribble this down. the current contact information for sean deason/ matrix records follows. please use pass on this information for promos, demos, DJ bookings, and all other inquiries. hope to see some of your faces at the Mission gig in Miami. sean deason / matrix records p.o. box 343 dearborn, mi 48121-0343 ph/fax: 313.582.3410 cell: 313.522.3505 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) appollo / mills
picked up that appollo (I think I have the title right, never good with exacts) 12 on axis yesterday with that x2 technology on the Bone 12 on Metroplex (bassline smokes) that's a new release orr a re-release? -- G i L E S D i C K E R S O N D I G I T A S B O S T O N v o i c e : 6 1 7 . 3 6 9 . 8 6 0 1 d a t a : g d i c k e r s o n @ s i g . b s h . c o m
(313) Pacou/House
'State of Mind' isn't that bad. Tresor have high standards. The dubby feel on some of the tracks is nice, and as the latest Wire says (for what it's worth), the track 'Fuel' sounds pretty good next to anything you want to stack up against it. I was hoping the very minimal tech-dub track I heard from his last Tresor 12 was going to be on it, though (title?). Wish the rest of the album was as good as that one. Has anyone read this book by Hillegonda C. Rietveld, 'This is Our House: House Music, Cultural Space, and Technologies' (1998)? Wes On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, stephen wrote: Andrew Duke wrote: agreed. i quite liked his no computer involved full length from last year, but this new album didn't do anything for me at all. I have no computer involved on CD and only liked some of the tracks, #6. ambiguous is probably the stand out for me. his newer stuff sucks. Anyone want to trade? I will deal Pacou - no computer involved, pole 1' CD, and Concept 1 96:VR, for CDR's of the Biorythm comps on Network and any old Surberban Base compilations, email me privately. thanks, stephen.
RE: (313) I miss Colin Dales Abstrakt Dance
Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 12:38:01 - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: (313) I miss Colin Dales Abstrakt Dance Superb techno compilation. How did Outer Limits 2 compare to this? (there was an Outer Limits 2 wasn't there?) The Carl Craig track also later appeared on the More Songs album, I think it's the track called Suspiria there. Love that track - so moody! I have #2 . Good tracks but the mixing isn't that great. 1. Ravers Suck Our Sound (Carl Craig mix)-La Funk Mob (MoWax) 2. Visine-Motorbass (Motorbass) 3. Outernational Wah-Airgoose (DNG) 4. Jam the Box-Carl Craig (RS) 5. Probe One (Medic Vibe mix)-The Vibe (Subwoofer) 6. Jerome-Norma G (Urban Sound of Amsterdam) 7. Midnight Express-Boo Williams (Relief) 8. Enter the Dragon-Tim Harper (Relief) 9. Greengirl-Dan Curtain (Sublime) 10. Losing Control (Carl Craig mix)-DBX (Peacefrog) 11. Clear-Cybotron (Fantasy) 12. Subsonic Sounscape-Shiver (Dance Arena) Anyone have Abstract Funk Theory (Logic) that he just released?
(313) Experimental / Synewave @ Detroit Influence
Hello everyone, Funny that Phred brought up the synewave issue, cause I kinda feel the same way he does, not only that but I scheduled the next show to consist of a lot of Synewave, EX, and some Blue Maxx releases. I'll also see if I can dig up a mix cd that Damon had sent us.(Actually that airing will be on Wed. March 29 at 6-8 pm cst.) For tonight we have old school, Cyren America (Alton M), Shockwave, Matrix, KMS, Serious Grooves, 430-West, Intangible, Generator, UR, Happy, some Detroit drum n' bass, we have a new Mark Flash on Upstart, new KMS, Jag's revenge on vinyl, new UR, so come join us tonight. Detroit Influence is aired on www.flyfm.net from 6-8 pm cst. Thank you, Dave G. please send any comments or questions to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) ROBERT HOOD NYC
Saturday, march 18 2000 trooSkool FOUNDATION once again welcomes the legendary and mythical human bean known as * ROBERT HOOD mplant detroit * mr. hood played at the first party we ever did here in NYC, over 9 months ago...we're happy as all hell to have him back and grace the city and the good folks of new york once again. the party will be held at Flamingo located at 219 2nd Ave. btwn 13th and 14th, east village, NYC oh...if anyone has info on spaces for throwing events in manhatten pleeze let me know... peace. vikAs FOUNDATION
RE: (313) I miss Colin Dales Abstrakt Dance
Yeah - I picked up Colin's 'Abstract Funk Theory' compilation. It's pretty nice - in a kinda melodic tech-housey/electro vane. The Ian O'Brien track (Mad Mike Disease) is wicked, as are contributions from Kevin Yost, Vince Watson - in fact they're all good apart from one erm it's called 'firefly' or something and it's really cheesy - quite bemusing how someone with usually impeccable taste put it on there in the first place. I liked the 'Mutant Disco' compilation a lot (actually more), but in comparison, the material on that was a lot more raw - the tracks on 'AFT' are really polished sounding, production-wise. I saw Colin DJ last Wednesday at Electrocuted in Brixton. He played a mainly electro set (H - I wonder why) but managed to work in Fix - 'Flash', and 'Blue Monday'. He also dropped that It's The Weekend.. track from the Direct Beat compilation that someone was slating on here a few months back. Incidentally, I think it's a great track. even on a Wednesday :-) With regards to his mixing - He ain't a hot shot DJ technically, but as with many, his track selection's what makes it - as you'll appreciate from his radio shows. London's airwaves are certainly a poorer place without the man Dale Nick __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
(313) New Bunkers
out now, from the dirty brown coorporation giving you the minimum for the maximum... Bunker 3007 RUDE 66 - De Machine des Duivels LP 6 beautifull hard electropop hits. superb production. The bass is dark! Bunker 3008 LEGOWELT VS ORGUE ELECTRONIQUE - Derrick in Nord Korea 6 track LP Detroit/La Haye Coca disco/electro. Derrick is on his last mission from Interpol... Bunker 3009 THE NOVAMEN The Novamen are back! The ultimate reincarnation of Hashim mixed with Kraftwerk and Afraka Bambaataa, way cool oldschool electro-funk, and feel that bass, how low can you go!
(313) New music related websites up
check out the redesign of Chris Gray's http://www.chrisgraydeep.com ..also Diaspora Recordings have a great site up with some nice soundbites of Sweet Abraham's new tracks http://www.diasporarecordings.com . AND...check out some real audio's of tracks that i put up that will be coming out in the near future http://homepage.mac.com/akislitsyn/ alex
Re: (313) Pacou/House
Has anyone read this book by Hillegonda C. Rietveld, 'This is Our House: House Music, Cultural Space, and Technologies' (1998)? Yeah, I've got it here - I used it for a big essay I did at uni. It's a very 'academic' book if you know what I mean, nothing like Simon Reynolds or Dan Sicko's books. But it's an interesting read. Hillegonda may be on the list in fact, she asked me about it a while ago - and she's a big Moodymann fan :) :::: tom churchill : : headspace recordings : : http://www.headspacerecordings.co.uk : ::: e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ::: ::: t: 07976 898514
