Re: (313) Movies Filmed in Detroit
Gridlock'd. That movie with Tim Roth and Tupac where they're junkies trying to get clean was filmed entirely in Detroit. I can't think of the name right now. I've probably repressed it since watching it was truly a waste of two hours of my life.
Re: (313) artifacts
No, there is no track by that name. There is a track listing on the All Music Guide site, I think. Cheers C can some one give me the track listing for plastikman's artifacts lp please is 'Afrika' on it?
Re: (313) artifacts
Sorry, I didn't see the 'lp'. No, there is no track by that name. There is a track listing on the All Music Guide site, I think. Cheers C can some one give me the track listing for plastikman's artifacts lp please is 'Afrika' on it?
Re: (313) Vinyl
I don't know about that... I've never played any vinyl (save maybe 3 or 4 of them) to the point where I considered them worn out. One thing I have heard is that picture discs don't have the same sound quality as traditional black vinyl, but that's just something I've heard... I've never gone out of the way to spend the extra $$$ for a picture disc. As far as my ears can tell, the sound quality for colored vinyl is as good as black vinyl and I've never seen anything to prove that it wears faster. I say buy without worry :) Matt E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Homepage: http://magicmattkelly.tripod.com Seeing that you might be a bit more knowledgeable about this, can you tell me what differences may be between coloured and plain black vinyl .I heard from someone that coloured vinyl doesn't last as long (wears quicker). Thanks, A_Zed
intermedia
anyone have info about intermedia at U of Chicago?
Ms. Kittin The Hacker Gear
Does anyone know what gear the Hacker uses? I'm talking about those creamy PWM strings and nice dry drum beats. Someone said that it's a tr-505 but I really dont think so. -1nFOrm3r -- tH3 1nFOrm3r Premiere electro site with Real Audio and exclusive Ectomorph site. http://www.inform3r.com
Re: (313) movies that were filmed in Tha D
They show this on Bravo from time to time. Saw it too. Good flick. Don't know the name. HTe name is distictly blue collar. Tristan == PHONOPSIA[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Lounge/5102/index.htm FrogboyMCI on AOL Instant Messenger New mix, Propper Techno and new Album, Québécois, online now. -Original Message- From: ea rinon [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org 313@hyperreal.org Date: Thursday, April 13, 2000 4:21 AM Subject: Re: (313) movies that were filmed in Tha D -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org 313@hyperreal.org Date: Thursday, 13 April 2000 18:47 Subject: Re: (313) movies that were filmed in Tha D there's also that film from around 96,were the 2 jazz guys are trying to get into rehab etc(can't rmmbr the name) The best one i've ever seen,that realy made me understand where guys like Alan,Mike,Lester etc are comin from,was a flick i once saw late night on tv,it had a very young Harvey Keitel(i think it was from around 73) the story was,about 4 friends working for one of the large auto manufacturrs,deciding to rob the unions safe box,and finding a notebook with all union illigal loans activity,after this they are being chased,killed etc,the black guy does a speach about how he never had a chance etc(realy movin-you got to see this) Realy atmospheric,and amust see for anybody who likes the music or for the coke snif scene too,must be one of the first on film(years b4 Scareface) now who knows the name of this (btw they show that seven sisters in one scene,the ones that were shown being put down, on a site sombody once posted here) so it's no doubt it was filmed in the D e,r In a message dated 4/13/00 2:30:46 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: in dan sicko's book he mentions that robocop was one of many films which were set in detroit but not filmed in the city. what films were actually filmed in the city? blair There was this made-for-cable movie with Bonnie Bedelia (Bruce Willis' wife in the Die Hard flicks) about five years ago that was actually filmed on location here. The old Hudson's building (RIP) and Old County Building were used (Bedelia's character was a judge). Parts of Out of Sight (Clooney and Lopez) were filmed here, not just exteriors. Exteriors and establishing shots for the now-defunct CBS TV series EZ Streets (Ken Olin) were filmed here. The opening sequence of Beverly Hills Cop was shot here, the bit that ran under the credits. None of the actual narrative, though. Polish Wedding (Liam Neeson and Claire Danes) was actually filmed in Hamtramck. I didn't see Grosse Pointe Blank but I heard most of it was filmed here. Ice Cube's character in Three Kings was a Detroiter. Weren't parts of True Romance (Christian Slater, Dennis Hopper) actually filmed on location here ? I doubt it. I know the story takes place here though. I'd bet that the insurance companies that cover film shoots are scared shitless to come here and do films. Even cats like Sam Raimi (A Simple Plan) who's from here, never come back to shoot films. Also, they tear shit down like nothing in this city. The Temptations TV biopic was actually shot in Pittsburgh because 1960s Detroit doesn't exist anymore, either demolished or bombed-out ghetto or a freeway. There was a big fuss in the local press over it. They actually rebuilt Hitsville USA in Pittsburgh ! It was pretty accurate though, down to the funeral home next door. In contrast, the old Crime Story TV series, set in 1963 Chicago, was filmed on location there, and still looked like the 60s. My friend was in from LA shooting a low-budget movie here back in 1998, but they ran out of money. a. watches too many movies. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] __ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com
Re: (313) movies that were filmed in Tha D
Roger Me is filmed in Flint and Detroit. But a documentary... The new John Frankenheimer film, Reindeer Games is set in the upper peninsula of Michigan. Don't know where it was filmed... There was a gangsta/mafia flick with Nicholas Cage and Michael Rappaport (Dick Richey) that came out two or three years ago - really sucked. This was set in Detroit. Was The Equalizer set in New York or Detroit? I can't remember. Probably wasn't filmed there at any rate. Can't forget the Beverly Hills Cop series... Not sure if these were filmed in Detroit. An addendum: almost everything is filmed off site. Northern Exposure was shot in Washington, not Alaska, most of the X-Files were filmed in Vancouver. Most American movies and television are filmed in Hollywood, except for establishing shots. This doesn't include Scorcese and Woody Allen (and a few others). One thing I've noticed: Detroit seems to be a lot less prominent in the American national media in the 90s than it was in the 80s. Probably because decline is more newsworthy than reconstruction??? Don't really know enough about it to say, and I don't pay enough attention to the news anyway, so this may be completely off base. Regardless, filmmakers always seem to have a distinct purpose in mind when shooting/setting a film in Detroit. There is a distinct mood associated with Detroit in the American consciousness. My filmic $.02 Tristan == PHONOPSIA[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Lounge/5102/index.htm FrogboyMCI on AOL Instant Messenger New mix, Propper Techno and new Album, Québécois, online now. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org 313@hyperreal.org Date: Thursday, April 13, 2000 3:47 AM Subject: Re: (313) movies that were filmed in Tha D In a message dated 4/13/00 2:30:46 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: in dan sicko's book he mentions that robocop was one of many films which were set in detroit but not filmed in the city. what films were actually filmed in the city? blair There was this made-for-cable movie with Bonnie Bedelia (Bruce Willis' wife in the Die Hard flicks) about five years ago that was actually filmed on location here. The old Hudson's building (RIP) and Old County Building were used (Bedelia's character was a judge). Parts of Out of Sight (Clooney and Lopez) were filmed here, not just exteriors. Exteriors and establishing shots for the now-defunct CBS TV series EZ Streets (Ken Olin) were filmed here. The opening sequence of Beverly Hills Cop was shot here, the bit that ran under the credits. None of the actual narrative, though. Polish Wedding (Liam Neeson and Claire Danes) was actually filmed in Hamtramck. I didn't see Grosse Pointe Blank but I heard most of it was filmed here. Ice Cube's character in Three Kings was a Detroiter. Weren't parts of True Romance (Christian Slater, Dennis Hopper) actually filmed on location here ? I doubt it. I know the story takes place here though. I'd bet that the insurance companies that cover film shoots are scared shitless to come here and do films. Even cats like Sam Raimi (A Simple Plan) who's from here, never come back to shoot films. Also, they tear shit down like nothing in this city. The Temptations TV biopic was actually shot in Pittsburgh because 1960s Detroit doesn't exist anymore, either demolished or bombed-out ghetto or a freeway. There was a big fuss in the local press over it. They actually rebuilt Hitsville USA in Pittsburgh ! It was pretty accurate though, down to the funeral home next door. In contrast, the old Crime Story TV series, set in 1963 Chicago, was filmed on location there, and still looked like the 60s. My friend was in from LA shooting a low-budget movie here back in 1998, but they ran out of money. a. watches too many movies. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] __ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com
the old and the new
the old http://www.elektroshock.com/interior/audio.html http://www.elektroshock.com/rc01/index.html http://www.elektroshock.com/sire/music/ http://www.elektroshock.com/sire/features/ the new i have a few sets to upload over the weekend including puff [perth] techno mrw [perth] techno joel mull [sweeden] techno chris gray - live 2hr dj set [chicago] deep house emma love [perth] techno sire [melbourne] 1 techno and 1 electro joost [brussels] electro selekt - 99 dmc champ [perth] hip hop the interface of elektroshock is changing and we are also looking for new sets...the more interesting the set the more likely i will put it up :) so get mixing! if anyone in melbourne has a mix for me i will be playing electro monday night at the blue bar with selekt so drop in peace sire http://www.elektroshock.com 313/7R05]-[0(/F0R]\/[3]\[741]-[34l7]-[ irc:#313:efnet:icq:22485590
Re: (313) To boldly go... info request
Didn't Kenny Larkin sample Star Tek in one of his records? Tom Robbins wrote: Hi all, I've been approached by the editor of Star Trek Monthly to write an article on musicians who have been influenced/inspired by (or whom are just plain into) Star Trek. I wondered if anyone on the list can think of any? I know lots of technoheads are into Trek, so tech-related suggestions would be cool, but I'm looking for musicians from all other genres too. Particularly useful would be tips on specific releases, lyrics, samples or songs etc. Also, if there are any Trekkies on the list who can point me towards good Trek sites or mailing lists/newsgroups, I'd be very grateful. Er, live long and prosper... Thanks in advance, Tom Magic Feet - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) new records
Dave Clark wrote: Users and Gadgets Excellent compilation of somewhat more abstract techy housey whatever. Mostly german but i did notice an old plug research 'on the avenue' on there. Deep and fantastic. my fav is innervision - cruising speed, nice 808 rhythm composing by B.Maus, nothing sounds like a real 808. Peter SpieB - Klang Oh yeah, some more german stuff. Did i hear someone say that Peter SpeiB and peter ford are one and the same? Or is that just a figment of my imagination. must be your friggn' imagination. he has a web site http://www.peter-spiess.de/ Btw who has checked out sven vath's new record? It's not trance I've been tempted. stephen.
(313) Re: achive etc
Hi, since you guys have been talkin about the Archive label in the last few days I thought I could say it again: we set up a page on the Italian label in the Spotlight section at htpp://gpww.iscool.net I think the only English store you've not mentioned in the discussion is Vinyl Junkies; anyway on the page you'll find the details for the distributors as well. Hope this helps, take care d
Re: (313) Vinyl
I think it depends where the records are pressed. Some plants make picture discs that have worn out sound quality from the beginning. And some manufacture normal sounding picture records. Someone could enlight us what is it with the process of making a pictured disc that distorts the sound? And I've heard complaints too about how coloured vinyl crackles much more than black vinyl... Which seems strange since vinyl originally doesn't have any colour, it's clear. Black colour is added in the process of making. Maybe other colours have some (dis)qualities that do not produce the best sounding records...? But this went a bit to the chemistry side I'm afraid. Proffit From: Matthew L. Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: Matthew L. Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Vinyl Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2000 20:30:11 -0500 I don't know about that... I've never played any vinyl (save maybe 3 or 4 of them) to the point where I considered them worn out. One thing I have heard is that picture discs don't have the same sound quality as traditional black vinyl, but that's just something I've heard... I've never gone out of the way to spend the extra $$$ for a picture disc. As far as my ears can tell, the sound quality for colored vinyl is as good as black vinyl and I've never seen anything to prove that it wears faster. I say buy without worry :) Matt E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Homepage: http://magicmattkelly.tripod.com Seeing that you might be a bit more knowledgeable about this, can you tell me what differences may be between coloured and plain black vinyl .I heard from someone that coloured vinyl doesn't last as long (wears quicker). Thanks, A_Zed - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
new background releases by submania
b a c k g r o u n d * m i n i m a l m u s i c * r e c o r d i n g s OUT NOW: SUBMANIA - PROCEED EP / 12 (background/neuton) previous releases: * Zylacanth ep * (BG-004) / * Low Voltage clear.floor * (BG005 ) PROCEED EP (BACKGROUND 007/NEUTON) German Newskool duo presenting high qualtity ultra reduced, abstract sounding tunes from the newskool camp of german DESIGNER-MUSIC. 12 with four cuts ranging from dbx-inspired detroit sounding 4/4 cuts (a1), with crackling cologne beatsgrooves to real futuristic ultra abstract-rhythmic pieces in a modern german technohouse vein to typical drypuristic cologne-type grooves. e x c l u s i v e d i s t r i b u t i o n n e u t o n: fx.: ++49.69.82974450 label contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: (313) track id
Thanks for this - aha, at last a chance to id a track I've been after for ages. It's the one around 18 mins... I don't know why... Anyone please? Cheers, Dan http://www.geocities.com/Paris/1267/index.html New MP3 com site: http://www.mp3.com/DanButler -Original Message- From: Blair McBride [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2000 9:09 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) track id a dj set by dj bone at: http://www.technologix.org/ram/events/blue/blue2.ram 30:46 minutes into the set. dpe track!! blair __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) track id
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks for this - aha, at last a chance to id a track I've been after for ages. It's the one around 18 mins... I don't know why... Anyone please? Thomas Banglater from Trax on da Rocks... Sean.
Re: (313) Rave betty Barbie and DJ Ken
It's funny cause I both agree and disagree with peoples bitterness towards the 'mainstreaming' of such a culture. Can you honestly say that you didn't expect this shit to happen? And for most of us, the raves are not such a huge part of our lives that something like young kids at a party seriously puts a damper on our day. Everything underground has it's time in the spotlight. Give it a few years, those kids will grow up drug addicts and not have enuf money to get into parties anyway, so have faith! Peace, Rich. On Fri, 14 Apr 2000 02:16:25 -0500 stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: US music retail chains that used to only specialize in guitars and keyboards now have dj rooms where they sell turntables, dj mixers, lighting, ect...ect On two separate occasions i've seen kids with their parents buying turntables, also see more youth in the stores playing with techo toys like the groove approved boxes and electribes. So I'm not suprized by such commercials, I think theres also a commercial from Mcdonalds where Ronald McDonald is dancing with a bunch of kids and one of the kids meal characters is behind two turntables. Go to a rave nowdayz and its just a bunch of kids with their baggy pants and baseball caps that are into trance-disco loops-progressive house-drumnbass, you dont see people that were into the scene in the early to mid 90's. As far as the WMC, I hear more and more bad stuff about that place, people tell me go once, experience all the bullshit, get it out of your system and don't even waste your time with demo material. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: For the record, my sarcastic comment was based around 1) the acceleration of DJ/Turntable culture as a hot 'trend' in the US in particular (especially as evidenced in advertising - which is another topic altogether) and 2) my disdain for the proliferation of DJ's 'who don't know their place.' as evidenced at WMC this year. I find nothing wrong with someone wanting to learn to/be (a) DJ. Hell, my own girlfriend is learning to spin. Agreed, everyone starts somewhere. Nothing's wrong with the adult entertainment profession as long as you're cool with it (although its not for everyone). Nor is there anything wrong with making your own CD's or shopping your original demo. It's about how you present yourself. You couldn't walk around the (overly crowded) pool area this year and discreetly give a white label to anyone without being attacked by vinyl vultures. And the worst part was that when you didn't have anything in the genre of music that they played or you said no, they were offended and felt like because they were DJ Whothefuckever from 'Oklahoma' and they spin on a cable carrier college/internet radio station you owed them something. If all that makes me elitist, fine. I don't care. pw In a message dated 4/12/00 8:35:21 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: tsk tsk on a lot of levels. *sigh* your whole post reads as elitist and I can't see that 313 is about that, though I wonder at times. It's about innovative electronic music and people have to start somewhere. I hope it's also about those tones healing people and a dream of a new world. So wot if it's a home burnt CD at least they are making music and trying. Stripping is decent money, the notion of a living wage is an anethema in the USA *spit* if you are talking about people more concerned with image than music, say it. *hmpmh* Emma mee-thod it's in the way that you groove it - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Get Free Email, Anime News, and The Best Prices at http://AnimeNation.com
Re: (313) detroit's Eden in wired
At 03:18 PM 4/13/2000 -0700, you wrote: anway, in May's issue of wired they do a bit on animation. there is mention, along with picts, of the comic novel that Kenjji Marshall and Jen Dugan did: Eden Saga. Soundtrack by Dale Lawrence. If you haven't checked this out. do. and if you happen to get a hold of the book, keep it. Speaking of the Eden project, I remember hearing some rumor that there was going to be a soundtrack released featuring the awesome tracks from the website. Does anybody know if that is still happening because I would love to have those tracks available outside of the Eden website. Heck, I'd be happy with simple mp3 files of them. Any chance of that? ---Lance--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states
Re: (313) detroit's Eden in wired
Hi Lance, Yes, it is still happening, it's kind of a behind-the-scenes project for us at the office so we can't work on it during company time, blah blah, but when it's finished we'll be offering more than just a soundtrack. Dale At 09:23 AM 4/14/00 -0400, you wrote: At 03:18 PM 4/13/2000 -0700, you wrote: anway, in May's issue of wired they do a bit on animation. there is mention, along with picts, of the comic novel that Kenjji Marshall and Jen Dugan did: Eden Saga. Soundtrack by Dale Lawrence. If you haven't checked this out. do. and if you happen to get a hold of the book, keep it. Speaking of the Eden project, I remember hearing some rumor that there was going to be a soundtrack released featuring the awesome tracks from the website. Does anybody know if that is still happening because I would love to have those tracks available outside of the Eden website. Heck, I'd be happy with simple mp3 files of them. Any chance of that? ---Lance--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states
Re: (313) To boldly go... info request
Particularly useful would be tips on specific releases, lyrics, samples or songs etc. Also, if there are any Trekkies on the list who can point me towards good Trek sites or mailing lists/newsgroups, I'd be very grateful. How about on UR's Galaxy 2 Galaxy (UR-25)? Track c1: Deep Space 9 (a brother runs this ship) out. Dave
Re: (313) Re: achive etc
Several Stores in New York carry Archive and 2000 Black, but distribution is very spotty. The places I've seen them (usually Archive) have been at Temple Records (natch) and Dub Spot. Both have websites (temple-records.com, dubspotrecords.com). They get them rarely, though. You have a better shot at Dub Spot. Satellite might get a few, too, but nobody can shop in Satellite any more. e Viti Davide wrote: Hi, since you guys have been talkin about the Archive label in the last few days I thought I could say it again: we set up a page on the Italian label in the Spotlight section at htpp://gpww.iscool.net I think the only English store you've not mentioned in the discussion is Vinyl Junkies; anyway on the page you'll find the details for the distributors as well. Hope this helps, take care d - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betr.: Re: (313) artifacts
Afrika is an unreleased track which can only be downloaded from m-nus.com W Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] 14-04-2000 4:07:25 Sorry, I didn't see the 'lp'. No, there is no track by that name. There is a track listing on the All Music Guide site, I think. Cheers C can some one give me the track listing for plastikman's artifacts lp please is 'Afrika' on it? - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fwd:(313) Betr.: Re: (313) artifacts
Wrong. Afrika is on the b-side of the artifakts EP with hypchondriak on the a-side. Both tracks are not on the LP. They are on the CD though. On Fri, 14 Apr 2000 16:18:20 +0200 Wibo Lammerts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Afrika is an unreleased track which can only be downloaded from m-nus.com W Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] 14-04-2000 4:07:25 Sorry, I didn't see the 'lp'. No, there is no track by that name. There is a track listing on the All Music Guide site, I think. Cheers C can some one give me the track listing for plastikman's artifacts lp please is 'Afrika' on it? - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Get Free Email, Anime News, and The Best Prices at http://AnimeNation.com
Re: (313) movies that were filmed in Tha D
With a girlfriend in the Motion picture (ok so it's TV)industry I'm privy to some wierd info. For the most part very few movies are actually filmed on location. Detroit Rock City was filmed in Buffalo for Fuck's sake. The amount of shit that a production crew has to go through is pretty ridiculous as there are so many thing that they have to have and have accounted for. Nearly all of the equipment (ie. Steady Cam operators, Post Production, etc. etc.) is in LA as well as experienced people to handle all aspects of production and logistical issues. Smaller films can film on location but it's still a pain in the ass. Movies like the Bridge, Dertoit Rock City , and Bird on a Wire Contain stock footage of the city but it's somewhat irrational for a film company to actually shoot there. It's not so much an issue of authenticity but logistics. Remeber in Bird on a Wire Mel Gibson and Goldie Hawn took a Ferry from the D to Racine Wisconsin in 2 hours (I think the Ontarians should be pissed about that). And besides why does location of where it was filmed matter if there are indoor shots. As a side note the reason that Detroit has produced such great art over the years (IMO) is that there ain't shit to do but focus on your art. They film shit in San Francisco and LA all the time (I've seen my old apartment in Flashback). But this is a place where artist come to die it's beautiful here but is there anything being produced musically worth a shit no. Any great art no. An artist friend of mine who went to CCC in the D but lives her now calls it the place where artist's come to die. If you want to see tha D go home and visit your folks. Be proud of what's been produced in tha D-even if it is some dorky white kid from Romeo that happens to be the most famous at the moment. Desperation is the only cause of greatness Hans On Fri, 14 Apr 2000 00:02:26 -0500, Phonopsia wrote: Roger Me is filmed in Flint and Detroit. But a documentary... The new John Frankenheimer film, Reindeer Games is set in the upper peninsula of Michigan. Don't know where it was filmed... There was a gangsta/mafia flick with Nicholas Cage and Michael Rappaport (Dick Richey) that came out two or three years ago - really sucked. This was set in Detroit. Was The Equalizer set in New York or Detroit? I can't remember. Probably wasn't filmed there at any rate. Can't forget the Beverly Hills Cop series... Not sure if these were filmed in Detroit. An addendum: almost everything is filmed off site. Northern Exposure was shot in Washington, not Alaska, most of the X-Files were filmed in Vancouver. Most American movies and television are filmed in Hollywood, except for establishing shots. This doesn't include Scorcese and Woody Allen (and a few others). One thing I've noticed: Detroit seems to be a lot less prominent in the American national media in the 90s than it was in the 80s. Probably because decline is more newsworthy than reconstruction??? Don't really know enough about it to say, and I don't pay enough attention to the news anyway, so this may be completely off base. Regardless, filmmakers always seem to have a distinct purpose in mind when shooting/setting a film in Detroit. There is a distinct mood associated with Detroit in the American consciousness. My filmic $.02 Tristan == PHONOPSIA[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Lounge/5102/index.htm FrogboyMCI on AOL Instant Messenger New mix, Propper Techno and new Album, Québécois, online now. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org 313@hyperreal.org Date: Thursday, April 13, 2000 3:47 AM Subject: Re: (313) movies that were filmed in Tha D In a message dated 4/13/00 2:30:46 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: in dan sicko's book he mentions that robocop was one of many films which were set in detroit but not filmed in the city. what films were actually filmed in the city? blair There was this made-for-cable movie with Bonnie Bedelia (Bruce Willis' wife in the Die Hard flicks) about five years ago that was actually filmed on location here. The old Hudson's building (RIP) and Old County Building were used (Bedelia's character was a judge). Parts of Out of Sight (Clooney and Lopez) were filmed here, not just exteriors. Exteriors and establishing shots for the now-defunct CBS TV series EZ Streets (Ken Olin) were filmed here. The opening sequence of Beverly Hills Cop was shot here, the bit that ran under the credits. None of the actual narrative, though. Polish Wedding (Liam Neeson and Claire Danes) was actually filmed in Hamtramck. I didn't see Grosse Pointe Blank but I heard most of it was filmed here. Ice Cube's character in Three Kings was a Detroiter. Weren't
Re: (313) movies that were filmed in Tha D
hans kaufmann,[EMAIL PROTECTED],internet writes: Detroit Rock City was filmed in Buffalo for Fuck's sake Part of it was filmed in Toronto. I used to live in Windsor and spent a lot of time in Detroit. Now I live in Toronto. Almost two years ago I was driving along (in Toronto) and noticed the Spirit of Detroit on a garbage can. I didn't think anything of it, nor did I bat an eye when I looked up and one of the street signs read West Grand Blvd. The cues were registering, but my brain didn't think anything odd. Only when I passed a film crew wheeling some lights around did it hit me, fuck, I'm 250 miles from Detroit. I later found out I was driving through the set for Detroit Rock City. It was lovely, I shed a tear.
beam me up
At 13-4-00 -0400 15:54, you wrote: together with a friend i was actually beamed up! really cool, we had to bounce some crystals. (really, i'm not talking shit here) it was the nicest part of the exposition, together with old suits being exposed. the rest was somewhat childish BTW Marsel, how were you beamed up? Details? well, you had to stand in a cabine seeing yourself projected on a large film screen across, with a different background surrounding. then the bodies felt apart/fade away, and were gone. another background appeared, and we suddenly popped up again.. and then do some other video tricks. personal happening of the year so far ;) ___ forcefield | mindless entertainment http://www.forcefield.org _ __ ___
Re: (313) Rave betty Barbie and DJ Ken
I wear baggy pants and baseball caps and I listen to/spin techno. I have only been spinning records for a year and a half. Does that mean I'm not down with YOUR undergorund? Sorry I couldn't make it to parties in the early 90's. Ya see, I would have been about 13 and I didn't quite have a driver's liscence yet. Damn, I guess that's just another reason why I'm not down. If I would have realized that how you dress and how long you have been partying and where you buy your tables was all that mattered I would have just stayed home. See, I was under the impression that it was LOVE FOR THE MUSIC that counted. I always thought that even if you're wearing butterfly wings and ponytails it was cool. You would look stupid as hell but it's cool, so long as you LOVE THE MUSIC God damn, I am so glad someone finally opened my eyes. I am never going to another party ever, ever again. - Original Message - From: stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, April 14, 2000 3:16 AM Subject: Re: (313) Rave betty Barbie and DJ Ken Go to a rave nowdayz and its just a bunch of kids with their baggy pants and baseball caps that are into trance-disco loops-progressive house-drumnbass, you dont see people that were into the scene in the early to mid 90's.
butterfly wings
BTW, I in no way advocate the use of butterfly wings. ; )
Re: (313) Rave betty Barbie and DJ Ken
In a message dated 4/14/00 1:40:53 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I wear baggy pants and baseball caps and I listen to/spin techno. I have only been spinning records for a year and a half. Does that mean I'm not down with YOUR undergorund? Sorry I couldn't make it to parties in the early 90's. Oh, stop whining Ya see, I would have been about 13 and I didn't quite have a driver's liscence yet. Damn, I guess that's just another reason why I'm not down. If I would have realized that how you dress and how long you have been partying and where you buy your tables was all that mattered I would have just stayed home. See, I was under the impression that it was LOVE FOR THE MUSIC that counted. I always thought that even if you're wearing butterfly wings and ponytails it was cool. You would look stupid as hell but it's cool, so long as you LOVE THE MUSIC God damn, I am so glad someone finally opened my eyes. Whinge, whinge... Our man's point was that it's not about how you look or how long you've been around, it's how you present yourself. Too many up-and-coming DJ's/producers/promoters/partygoers walk around like they're the shit/god's gift to technohousedrumnbasstrancewhatever when they really have no clue as to what the hell they are talking about or listening/dancing to. Many of us who came up in the early days listened, observed, paid attention, respected the people who had been before us and learned about the music and the scene. Sadly, that's not always the case when you go to a rave these days. I am never going to another party ever, ever again. Grow up. pw
Re: (313) Rave betty Barbie and DJ Ken
Many of us who came up in the early days listened, observed, paid attention, respected the people who had been before us and learned about the music and the scene. Sadly, that's not always the case when you go to a rave these days. I have a feeling that there were just as many people, percentage wise, that acted the way some of the newcomers are. There are just a lot more people involved in the scene in one way or another now so number wise it probably appears that the are more idiots... There have always been idiots and there always will be. Just learn to ignore them. -Matty
re: Aril Brikha
Sorry to post this again, but anyone know what synth Aril Brikha uses for most of his soft sounding melody lines? I think someone was telling me it was a Roland D-20 but I can't remember. If anyone can help me out i'd appreciate it. Curiosity killed the cat. Peace, Rich. Get Free Email, Anime News, and The Best Prices at http://AnimeNation.com
Fwd:Re: (313) Rave betty Barbie and DJ Ken
Yih guelph!! ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) i'm goin there to pick up a friend of mine tonight. Anyways, I agree. I can't beleive this is still an ongoing argument in here. Although I may be a hypocrite in some cases (i.e. my last tangent about Phryl parties in Toronto) it comes down to the fact that it's bound to happen. Get over it, and continue enjoying the music. Rich. On Fri, 14 Apr 2000 14:07:37 -0400 Matt Trinneer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Many of us who came up in the early days listened, observed, paid attention, respected the people who had been before us and learned about the music and the scene. Sadly, that's not always the case when you go to a rave these days. I have a feeling that there were just as many people, percentage wise, that acted the way some of the newcomers are. There are just a lot more people involved in the scene in one way or another now so number wise it probably appears that the are more idiots... There have always been idiots and there always will be. Just learn to ignore them. -Matty - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Get Free Email, Anime News, and The Best Prices at http://AnimeNation.com
Re: (313) Rave betty Barbie and DJ Ken
- Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, April 14, 2000 6:59 PM Subject: Re: (313) Rave betty Barbie and DJ Ken Many of us who came up in the early days listened, observed, paid attention, respected the people who had been before us and learned about the music and the scene. Sadly, that's not always the case when you go to a rave these days. I do think people look at the 'old days' with rose coloured specs. As I recall it has always been the case that there were people on the scene who were only in it for the most superficial reasons and who knew nothing about the music, from 1988 (when I first discovered the music) right through 'til now. Ross.
Re: (313) Rave betty Barbie and DJ Ken
In a message dated 4/14/00 10:40:36 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Go to a rave nowdayz and its just a bunch of kids with their baggy pants and baseball caps that are into trance-disco loops-progressive house-drumnbass, you dont see people that were into the scene in the early to mid 90's. That's because we are not 17 anymore. It's called life, careers, and maturity. I don't remember even paying attention to what people wore or categorizing the tracks. I just thought the speaker always looked place to be- and I always had good company.
Re: (313) Rave betty Barbie and DJ Ken
Oh, stop whining Didn't mean for it to come off in a whining tone but... anyway. it's how you present yourself. Good point, i agree. Many of us who came up in the early days listened, observed, paid attention, respected the people who had been before us and learned about the music and the scene. As do I, and a lot of my friends. I really do wish I could have experienced the scene when it was a little more pure. Unfortunately that's not a possibility. I love the music, so I put up with the shit and make the best of it. Yeah, the scene sucks now but people need to try not to generalize. Theres new school kids out there got the love as well.
Re: (313) track id
Thomas Bangalter / Trax on Da Rocks Vol 1 - What to do - Roule 301 Peace, Mark* - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, April 14, 2000 7:54 AM Subject: RE: (313) track id Thanks for this - aha, at last a chance to id a track I've been after for ages. It's the one around 18 mins... I don't know why... Anyone please? Cheers, Dan http://www.geocities.com/Paris/1267/index.html New MP3 com site: http://www.mp3.com/DanButler -Original Message- From: Blair McBride [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2000 9:09 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) track id a dj set by dj bone at: http://www.technologix.org/ram/events/blue/blue2.ram 30:46 minutes into the set. dpe track!! blair __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) - Stereo, Monteal....
Anyone have contact info for Stereo in Montreal?? Thanks in advance, Mark* NP - Octave One - The Resolution - 430 West
Re: (313) Rave betty Barbie and DJ Ken
Jesus do we always have to have this whiny ass discussion. Let's make the distinction please as to the difference between the Rave scene and this mystical Utopian non-existant past that seems to fit so fondly in everyones mind. Raves and the trendy (it's a fashion and drug culture not a music culture stop deluding yourself-who the hell doesn't listen to music on drugs!)have, do, and will suck (opinions-assholes you know the cliche). The phenomena of the 80's in England where the Drug and Fashion culture that later becam raving wasn't based on the music from this list until several years after the Acid Houses Incantation. The Rave merely became a vehicle for Techno. Futuristic beats sound pretty cool on drugs no. As Dan Sicko pointed out most of the Artist you guys idolize on this list (jesus! they just make music) couldn't get heard anywhere and the rave was the only place to play the music of their lives. I'm personally glad that ferngully and re-disco are the only thing you can hear at a rave, I don't have to go to be annoyed with anyone. I can get my friends together throw an intimate 300 person party with great artist who ain't gettin booked at a rave cause they have talent and then I can have a genuine good time (not to mentioned we dress well). Every other week someone in New York, LA, or San Fran is posting about quality small techno events. It can be hard because of the fees that must be paid to the Detroit Artists who have been getting way more fame/respect/money in Europe and recently australia are so high. It would be nice if some of the artist would do some favors and come play for less than their Euro Cost. To build and maintain a lasting you have to maintain the core audience that will stick around. So if anyone knows any cool ass artist (the Burdens have offered) want to come out here hang out with some deprived Tech-heads and rock a small house party let me know. God I remember only 4 years ago seeing Claude Young Tag for 4 Hours with Mike Clark in a Basement in Lansing. Fuckin Quality. The kids are all wrong big deal but unless we snag a few of em an educate em about the history and tradition then there will be no more music being made (in case you havn't noticed some of the artists are like ballplayers gettin over the hill) and all you'll have are achives of this list. Goddamn Ravers Hans Punk Rock boy who likes the damn beats On Fri, 14 Apr 2000 14:36:31 -0400, Dann W wrote: Oh, stop whining Didn't mean for it to come off in a whining tone but... anyway. it's how you present yourself. Good point, i agree. Many of us who came up in the early days listened, observed, paid attention, respected the people who had been before us and learned about the music and the scene. As do I, and a lot of my friends. I really do wish I could have experienced the scene when it was a little more pure. Unfortunately that's not a possibility. I love the music, so I put up with the shit and make the best of it. Yeah, the scene sucks now but people need to try not to generalize. Theres new school kids out there got the love as well. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ Get 100% FREE Internet Access powered by Excite Visit http://freelane.excite.com/freeisp
Re: (313) detroit's Eden in wired
http://eden.sigma6.com A couple episodes of the book are on the site animated in Flash. whats the url for this eden website?
tonight 4/14 in Detroit
Corrections. A free party every Friday. starring DJ Derek Plaslaiko and special guests TBA. all ages admitted, 21+ to drink. at Cloud 9 in Hamtramck. 8534 Conant. 313.923. Directions: Take I-75 to Caniff. Head west on Caniff. You will pass the Motor Lounge. Take a right at the first light after Motor on Conant. Head south 3/4 of a mile and Cloud 9 will be on your left. There's a giant Rite-Aid billboard on the side of the building that says Nite Aid, you can't miss it. __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) Rave betty Barbie and DJ Ken
I personally am less troubled by the presence of turntables in a barbie playset than by their presence in the band limp bizkit where they are used almost solely for the pop appeal of the urban image to market to mall children and to add a few needless and poorly placed scratches over a distorted guitar (btw that motherfucker hooks his rig up through a marshall stack which is just wrong...ugh). This is the commoditization of DJ culture. This is what will lead to more shit djs, increasing demand and prices for vinyl, more concern with style than music etc etc. that we all associate with commercialization. A DJ doll which probably won't sell because it's marketed to little girls who could give a fuck less is only a reflection of this larger problem (not that it isn't just sickenning, and thanks for posting that, it was quite amusing). The question is: Does the commoditization of DJ culture bother us because of the afforementioned reasons or because we are elitist jack offs who can't stand to see more people getting into in our music? I think most on this list would go with the former but we may give many people the wrong impression. Maybe if we act more elitist people will get turned off to the scene and we can have it all to ourselves! Just a thought, _joe (ps - before anyone flames me this is an attempt at humor. No sore feelings okay? peace)
Re: (313) Rave betty Barbie and DJ Ken
I WAS going to start reading your WAY too long response until I saw this: (it's a fashion and drug culture not a music culture stop deluding yourself-who the hell doesn't listen to music on drugs!) You're an idiot. Rich. Get Free Email, Anime News, and The Best Prices at http://AnimeNation.com
Re: (313) Rave betty Barbie and DJ Ken
I WAS going to start reading your WAY too long response until I saw this: (it's a fashion and drug culture not a music culture stop deluding yourself-who the hell doesn't listen to music on drugs!) You're an idiot. Rich. Get Free Email, Anime News, and The Best Prices at http://AnimeNation.com
Re: (313) Rave betty Barbie and DJ Ken
peter said: Many of us who came up in the early days listened, observed, paid attention, respected the people who had been before us and learned about the music and the scene. Sadly, that's not always the case when you go to a rave these days. favorite quote i heard the one and only time i went to buzz (now called sting): dude, do you know what a 4/4 beat is? what's a 4/4 beat? peace, holly
Re: (313) Rave betty Barbie and DJ Ken
I do think people look at the 'old days' with rose coloured specs. As I recall it has always been the case that there were people on the scene who were only in it for the most superficial reasons and who knew nothing about the music, from 1988 (when I first discovered the music) right through 'til now. How many househeads does it take to screw in a lightbulb? one to screw in the bulb and five to talk about how good it was back in the day... sorry guys..it's friday
Fluxion
i know this was brought up before, but who is/are Fluxion on Chain Reaction? two guys from the UK? two from Hong Kong? something else? geez, my memory is going... 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
hyperreal addy
there has been a rash of postings to the 313 list via [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of the regular 313@hyperreal.org did i miss something? 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) Rave betty Barbie and DJ Ken
okay-so we have been sitting tight in CA watching all these comments float in and out of our mailbox concerning htis stupid toy- we think the least we should do is not give it so much credit. Wouldn't we rather see a toy than a complete rave enlightment on E! entertainment television? E! now has a couple of bimbos taking the cameras around to all the coolest places to buy your rave gear and interviews with rave promoters. If that isn't the worst, who knows what isat least ken can't really play the music-god knows what the Matel version of rave music would be...Trance aspirin for everyone..much luv..kat and missy
Re: (313) Fluxion
i dunno. can i get a yeah or nay on this, svp. thanks. andrew duke tristan watkins wrote: I thought it was one dude from Greece. Tristan --- Andrew Duke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i know this was brought up before, but who is/are Fluxion on Chain Reaction? two guys from the UK? two from Hong Kong? something else? geez, my memory is going... 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 - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] __ Do You Yahoo!? Send online invitations with Yahoo! Invites. http://invites.yahoo.com -- Cognition/Andrew Duke's In The Mix mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://techno.ca/cognition 1096 Queen St #123 Halifax NS Canada B3H 2R9
