re: DEMF afterblindinglight

[The Deliverator]

hello,

"PS 430 West party: Octave One starting their live set with "I believe"
and finishing with their Jaguar remix. I rest my case."

Awww man, you people were all around me- all weekend.  I wish I would have had 
a little more time to plan and meet you allsigh...

next year in detroit!

jim

Re: [313] napster article in NY times.

[tristan watkins]

I just posted this to the technocrat message board
regarding this article. Curious to know your
thoughts... I know this is a contentious issue, and
may have been discussed on 313 while I was off-list.
If so, please disregard. The article definitely offers
an interesting perspective from an established
musician. 


What about vinyl? Vinyl is as strong, if not stronger
than ever in the dance music community, almost
entirely unaffected by mp3 due to limited pressings
and the need (or at least the preference if you're a
stickler) for vinyl to DJ well. 

Vinyl should grow in popularity, if anything due to
increased opportunity to listen before purchasing. 

But... I still think artists should have the
opportunity to decide if they want their music freely
distributed on the internet. This is why I've started
encoding my music in only low quality Real Audio until
it (hopefully) gets released. At that point, I may as
well encode in mp3, because anyone else could do it
anyway. My point is, I fail to see how Napster helps
unreleased artists make a living from their work,
although it clearly opens the door to new audiences,
taking some of the leg work out of promotion. I would
be interested to know how many, if any artists have
been offered record (ie vinyl pressing) deals for
underground dance music, exclusively based on Napster,
or mp3 site hype. My bet is that there would be very
few. 


Having just wrote this, I realize there are a gifted
few that can match a vinyl DJ with CDs, but there are
very few, and most respectable DJs won't use CDs
unless they can't find the tracks they're looking for
unless availbe on vinyl. I'm writing this little
disclaimer because I was quite impressed by Carl Meier
(sp?), and I found out @ DEMF that he spun on nothing
but CDs when he played in Iowa City. A very nice job
indeed. For the record, I started out spinning CDs,
and now almost never touch my Denons. 

Tristan

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[Lance @ Inaudible]

Just a quick note to remind you of tonight's Inaudible
Radio/Webcast which will be broadcasting this
evening from 9-11 pm Eastern Standard Time.

To listen over the internet visit http://www.wcsb.org
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tune in by setting your radio to 89.3 fm.

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a very tacky music dept. in nijmegen this weekend

[Danny Wolfers]

For all cats who might be in the neighbourhood (Nijmegen, Holland)
>Doornroosje Nijmegen:
>zaterdag 3 juni
>Planet Rose: Twin Planets
>Techno Area: dj's Lady Aïda + Pure
>Electro Area: dj's Steven the Peven + Steffi (Elechicks, Mazzo)
>live Legowelt (SID Electro Garage, Bunker Rec.)
>entree f 12,50 (na 24.00 uur f 17,50)/ van 23.00 tot 04.00 uur

DEMF special + Paris 'The Black Fu' tonite on Equinox

[Gerald]

Tonites episode of Equinox is dedicated to last weekends festivities.
I'll be playing music from the various artists who appeared + many other
Detroit artists/labels.

Tune into http://www.1Groove.com between 10pm-2am Eastern Standard Time
to listen live, and if you fell like calling in - the toll free number
from anywhere in North America is 1-877-GROOVE1 (1-877-476-6831).

As always you can listen to this show for 1 week following the initial
broadcast in the "Archives" at 1Groove.com.

Cheers,

Gerald

DEMF

[Hugh G. Blaze]

Did anyone make it down to the DEMF? I heard it was kind of cool.

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Re: [313] minus . post demf announcement

[Dan Sicko]

awesome!

I was chuckling to myself before Richie's set on Monday, mumbling 
"And now ladies and gentlemen ... and now ladies and gentlemen ... 
Ri-Ri-Ri-Ri-Ri-Richie Rich!"


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groovetech archives

[Dan Sicko]

okay ... Day One so far:

Guy in orange shirt is doing the Mixman demo.
After him is Craig Taborn, doing a extra-long set because Spacetime's 
gear hadn't arrived yet

Then headlong into some DJ Spooky-ness.

-d

Re: [313] WARNING!!! Lost my money...

[Lance @ Inaudible]

At 09:10 PM 5/31/2000 +, you wrote:
>>Speaking of Mark Sherwood-Walker, he has been over a
>>hear overdue in sending me some trade items. He used to
>>be pretty reliable but a year's delay has changed my ?>opinion of him. 
>>Anybody have any idea of his current >whereabouts or contact details?
>
>no, but remembering you're in cleveland, mike filly has owed me records for 
>almost a year and a half now...hate to have an artist im into do this, and the 
>'post office is too far away' excuse lost my sympathy long ago. if you see him 
>bitch at him for me please, and also if you have any contact info please send 
>it my way..


i know he's from cleveland but i hardly if ever see him. sorry.


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Re: [313] WARNING!!! Lost my money...

[et machina]

Speaking of Mark Sherwood-Walker, he has been over a
hear overdue in sending me some trade items. He used to
be pretty reliable but a year's delay has changed my ?>opinion of him. 
Anybody have any idea of his current >whereabouts or contact details?


no, but remembering you're in cleveland, mike filly has owed me records for 
almost a year and a half now...hate to have an artist im into do this, and 
the 'post office is too far away' excuse lost my sympathy long ago. if you 
see him bitch at him for me please, and also if you have any contact info 
please send it my way..


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Re: [313] (313) Groovetech footage questions

[Dan Sicko]

that looks like a Mixman demo ...

At 4:02 PM -0400 5.31.2000, Sathya Gosselin wrote:

Who is the man in the first clip on DEMF stage, day 1, part 1
  and what
is the silver box that he's using?  I assume it's a sampler that he's
triggering but it looks very strange.


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1 TRAK

[Myke Mitchell]

Hey all, another week, another edition of 1 TRAK.  Tonight we have Michigan 
Myke (blush) and Michael Markus of Mettle fame coming out to give us a 
lesson in deepness.  Bring your swimming gear, things could be going off the 
deep end!  A night of minimal beats and deep treats!  Cover is $5 as always 
and doors open at 9:30pm.  Located on the second floor of Time Square, 35 
King St. West Waterloo.  Hope to see some of yas out...


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Pub- Summer cd on Vertical Form...

[Lance @ Inaudible]

After the Pub - Summer parts 1 & 2 remix 12"s, Vertical Form are set to 
release the Pub - Summer remix cd which contains all the tracks from the
two previous remix 12"s plus two bonus remixes by Vladislav Delay and
Arovane. The new Arovane mix is probably the best mix of all featuring
deep, almost 4x4 percussion under the symphonic melodic stylings that
Arovane known for. Beautiful stuff. Another top release for 2k.

. Pub: summer cd (Vertical Form/VFORMCD001)
 Tracks:
 1. Summer - original mix
 2. Summer - they cant see us in the dark - v. delay configuration 1
 3. Summer - arovane amx1
 4. Summer - nick rapaccioli remake
 5. Summer - later in the dark - v. delay configuration 2
 6. Summer - arovane amx2

Release date: June, 2000
  Limited to 750 copies.


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Re: [313] quick q

[Lance @ Inaudible]

At 04:00 PM 5/31/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>what's the url for the demf official site again?

www.demf.org


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quick q

[laerm]

what's the url for the demf official site again?

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(313) Groovetech footage questions

[Sathya Gosselin]

Who is the man in the first clip on DEMF stage, day 1, part 1
  and what
is the silver box that he's using?  I assume it's a sampler that he's
triggering but it looks very strange.

DEMF afterblindinglight

[Otto Koppius]

(because afterglow just doesn't do it justice)

Have you ever gotten shivers down your spine, just from reading a
webpage or email? I just did, reading all the reports and articles on
the truly landmark event that was DEMF. 

Even though I could only make it for Saturday (had to fly back to the
Netherlands on Sunday), DEMF was everything I hoped for yet dared not
expect. The image that says it all really is standing on top of the
stairs at the main stage around 11pm during Stacey Pullen's set, looking
down and seeing thousands and thousands of people going ballistic to a
Detroit DJ, in Detroit. They say that prophets are never revered on
their home turf. Well, you can scratch that one now.

As someone (HP?) said to me later that night: 
"Dammit man, we pulled it off!". 

And even though neither of us were directly involved with the
organization of the festival, he was right. Yes, everyone from Carl
Craig and Pop Culture Media down to all the volunteers deserve huge,
huge respect for having the guts to organize such a festival and making
it work, but it also couldn't have happened without the people worldwide
that have supported this scene. DEMF was a tribute to all of you.

Because this is not a scene that has been created by big corporate
marketing efforts, this is a scene created and sustained by individuals.
Created by every single person that organizes a party, hosts a
radioshow, makes music, DJs, runs a label, writes for magazines and
websites or buys the records. 

This weekend it all came together, showing everyone what all of us all
over the world have created the past 15 years. I don't think that there
is anyone who is involved in the scene in any way and came to DEMF, that
did not feel a little bit proud when seeing so many people of such
diversity having such a great time. 

Those that couldn't make it can get some impression from the posts and
articles, the archived webcasts, but really, they have to see it for
themselves next year. There's no other way to fully experience what
happened last weekend. I know I will be there next year. No matter what.

A huge thank you to what I've almost come to think of as 'the 313
family' for making us Dutchies (Hans, Klaas-Jan, Pieter and myself)
again feel so extremely welcome. In random order and sincere apologies
to those I've missed: Steve (next time I'll bring records), John+Annick
from Belgium (more technotourists!), BMG, Carlos, Bill (what was the
third track of your liveset? loved it!), Mike, Nelson, Gerald, Rob
(who's probably sleeping for 48 hours straight right now), Holly, Diana,
Meighen, TP (we *will* get you over to our shores this summer!),
Tristan, Ryan and the rest of the Iowa crew, Tom, Ian&Linda (loved the
bbq! great idea! *grin*), Phred, Emanuel, Mark, John&Karie, Nate, Linda
G, Sean, Dustin, Ed Luna (very pleasant surprise!), Dave, Aaron, Omar,
Ken and Karl (sorry I missed you Iz!), Tamara, MM, Cornelius, Heath
(check out his new EPs on VMax and KMS068, v. v. nice), Adam, Nicola,
Derek 'Energy' Plaslaiko, Keith, Dan Sicko, Dan Bell, Chuck, Jon Layne
(get in touch re: gigs), Brian, Paris the Wig-Fu :) and finally a very
special thanks to Kelli for providing hospitality far above and beyond
the call of duty.

Otto
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PS 430 West party: Octave One starting their live set with "I believe"
and finishing with their Jaguar remix. I rest my case.

theres no place like home...

[meighen henry]

DEMF
pure magic
...i was moved to tears so many times.
we here in detroit are truely blessed.
thank you
thank you
thank you
-
meighen
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Re: [313] WARNING!!! Lost my money...

[Sanderson Dear]

sounds like johanna "messed up"  everyone but me. i bought one record from 
her and things went smoothly.



sand.



From: marsel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: [313] WARNING!!! Lost my money...
Date: Wed, 31 May 2000 21:11:08 +0200



just to add my experience
i did a deal for about $350 and received everything
(i'm still wondering if what she sold was mr sherwood-walker's 
collection..)


i got an (her) adress, if anyone needs that one, contact me
but will post it privately only


At 31-5-00 -0500 12:00, you wrote:

i got jacked by johanna thompson also.
if any one has any info on who or where about
he is let me know.
anyone else get jacked???


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A while ago 313 subscriber Johanna Thompson announced that she had a
Detroit-record collection for sale. Featured was a site-add where all her
sale-records were catalogued.

I ordered records from her and I never got them.

I lost 250.00 because of this "deal" (approx. $362.00)... I've sent
numerous e-mails to her without a reply. Now, before I make a final
judgement on this matter, I need assistance from all english subscribers:
Please, contact me privately, so that further actions can be taken to 
sort

this out.

If anyone is thinking about ordering from her, my advice to you is: 
DON'T!!!



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How Many Wiggins?

[Jorge Velez]

Whew. I'm almost embarrassed to ask this one, but:

how many versions of "Wiggin" exist? I only know of  Juan Atkins' remix on 
"Innovator". Fiendin' for any others. And, please, cut a non-djing-D- 
Techno-lovin'-fool a little slack? Please?


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Re: [313] WARNING!!! Lost my money...

[Lance @ Inaudible]

At 09:11 PM 5/31/2000 +0200, you wrote:

>just to add my experience
>i did a deal for about $350 and received everything
>(i'm still wondering if what she sold was mr sherwood-walker's collection..)


Speaking of Mark Sherwood-Walker, he has been over a
hear overdue in sending me some trade items. He used to
be pretty reliable but a year's delay has changed my opinion
of him. Anybody have any idea of his current whereabouts 
or contact details?


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Re: [313] WARNING!!! Lost my money...

[marsel]

just to add my experience
i did a deal for about $350 and received everything
(i'm still wondering if what she sold was mr sherwood-walker's collection..)

i got an (her) adress, if anyone needs that one, contact me
but will post it privately only


At 31-5-00 -0500 12:00, you wrote:

i got jacked by johanna thompson also.
if any one has any info on who or where about
he is let me know.
anyone else get jacked???


From: "jim proffit" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>



A while ago 313 subscriber Johanna Thompson announced that she had a
Detroit-record collection for sale. Featured was a site-add where all her
sale-records were catalogued.

I ordered records from her and I never got them.

I lost 250.00 because of this "deal" (approx. $362.00)... I've sent
numerous e-mails to her without a reply. Now, before I make a final
judgement on this matter, I need assistance from all english subscribers:
Please, contact me privately, so that further actions can be taken to sort
this out.

If anyone is thinking about ordering from her, my advice to you is: DON'T!!!

DEMF archives

[Ian & Linda]

Looks like the first batch is up at groovetech.com.

Here we go again...
--
There4IM

Re: [313] Oh yeah - that reminds me.....

[Ian & Linda]

> - you all forgot to report back on the Oakenfold & Fatboy Slim show.

That was the dude with the thong and the beard, right?  Killer show.
"We gonna burn!"  ;-P

--
There4IM
Still in moderate shock at the scale of it all, but glad I got to blubber an
enthusiastic "Thank you!" to Carl's face on Saturday. 

Re: [313] classic house mail order

[James Bucknell]

you poor bastards--someday for 25 pounds! i picked up a promo copy last week for
$7 in new york.
i guess that means my test pressing of ron trent's 'altered states' would more
than cover the air fare to go to london and sell it in person.
james





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Subject:  [313] classic house mail order




If anyone wants to know where you can get old house at
a decent price check
http://www.danceclassics.free4all.co.uk/

For example, Ce Ce Rogers classic 'Someday' for

£25!?!?!? I saw that for £100 at HTFR!!!

They do sell a bit of decent early techno style things
as well though you've gotta watch for the post '92
crap that seems to be passed off as house these
days...

Later,
Nick(DJ Pacific:)

Ps. I promised I'd help 'em get more customers:)

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demf - at the cpop stage

[chris doerr]

does anybody know who was up after eddie fowlkes at the c-pop stage on
sunday? the schedule wasn't followed all to well as we all know...

thanks...

- chris


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Re: [313] WARNING!!! Lost my money...

[ryan burns]

i got jacked by johanna thompson also.
if any one has any info on who or where about
he is let me know.
anyone else get jacked???



From: "jim proffit" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>



A while ago 313 subscriber Johanna Thompson announced that she had a
Detroit-record collection for sale. Featured was a site-add where all her
sale-records were catalogued.

I ordered records from her and I never got them.

I lost £250.00 because of this "deal" (approx. $362.00)... I've sent
numerous e-mails to her without a reply. Now, before I make a final
judgement on this matter, I need assistance from all english subscribers:
Please, contact me privately, so that further actions can be taken to sort
this out.

If anyone is thinking about ordering from her, my advice to you is: 
DON'T!!!



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napster article in NY times.

[Greg Malcolm]

check it

http://www.technocrat.net/958163435/index_html


Greg Malcolm
Twine/Twinesound Audio Productions

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DEMF again

[The Deliverator]

'lo all,

I'm suprised that no one has mentioned the 430 west after hours.  Seeing Octave 
One do a live p.a. was very very nice.  
The music there was fabu all night, but for some reason it was only us folk 
from kleveland who were dancingoh well.

The rest of the festival was fabulous (but I was only there for 1.5 days.)  
Hightlights were def. d wynn, t.p., stacey pullen (rocked the house!,) the 15 
minutes of DBX that I actually got to see, meeting hawtin, and grooving with 
the 430 west crew.  Not to mention all the hard to find (shrinkwrapped!) +8 
vinyl the m-nus guys were selling- woo hoo!

Having schedule changes posted would have really helped.  I was jamming to what 
turned out to be dbx, but no one around seemed to know who it was at the time.  
Oh well, I still enjoyed the hell out of myself anyway :-).

I got interviewed by some people doing a documentary, and when asked about what 
i thought of the festival, I said something along the lines of "It's about time 
the city recognized this worldwide phenomena- it all started here."

the whole thing really made this detroit native a little emotional

out

jim

Re: [313] track ID

[Alien Disc Dealer]

It's an electro remix from a track called 'Autofreak', by Semblance Factor
(aka John Selway). It was released on Tension Records. The single also
includes the original version  (better than the electro, IMHO) of this
track, and another one called 'I Will Find', on a (much) more
minimal tip.
Hope this will help you...
[]s
schild



>This should be an easy one - it's an electro track, with the lyrics: 'I
turn
>you on, my automatic freak, inside your mechanism, every night'. It also
has
>a string line very reminiscent of Ron Trent's 'Altered States'...
>
>Anyone know the track I mean?
>
>Cheers,
>
>Tom
>
>PS: DEMF sounded amazing, I'll be there next year for sure!
>
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Re: [313] classic house mail order

[jim proffit]

Nick Walsh wrote:


If anyone wants to know where you can get old house at
a decent price check http://www.danceclassics.free4all.co.uk/



For example, Ce Ce Rogers classic 'Someday' for
£25!?!?!? I saw that for £100 at HTFR!!!



Yeah, HTFR has a tendency to salt their prices "a bit" if a record was a 
huge anthem back in the days. Like, £100 for that record, ehh...

Is there a golden autograph or sumtin' ;) It's not that RARE is it?

Another classic super-priced from their cat. is Denise Lopez's "Don't you 
wanna be mine" (A&M) US pressing for £60!!! I found mine for £0.50 so I 
would be a little sceptical about that:)



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Contact info for Kelsey Thomas

[Nathan John de Yonker]

Meighen, Kelli, Steve, or anyone that was at Foran's on Friday... Does
anyone know how to find this man? His set was excellent...

Re: [313] Simple Request

[Joel Fernandez]

Greetings,

Thanks for the quick response.  I found the photo that I am looking for at
the Freep web site.  Now if only I can get a hard copy of that article;-)

Ciao Baby,

Joel

classic house mail order

[Nick Walsh]

If anyone wants to know where you can get old house at
a decent price check
http://www.danceclassics.free4all.co.uk/

For example, Ce Ce Rogers classic 'Someday' for
£25!?!?!? I saw that for £100 at HTFR!!!

They do sell a bit of decent early techno style things
as well though you've gotta watch for the post '92
crap that seems to be passed off as house these
days...

Later,
Nick(DJ Pacific:)

Ps. I promised I'd help 'em get more customers:)

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Re: [313] Simple Request

[Dan Sicko]

Did you click through the gallery at the Free Press' site?

http://www.freep.com/entertainment/music/efest30_2530.htm#


At 10:19 AM -0500 5.31.2000, Joel Fernandez wrote:

Greetings,

I just recently found out that there is a picture of me (dancing @ DEMF) on
the front page of the Detroit Free Press for Tuesday May 30.Since I'm
from Chicago and don't have access to this publication, I was wondering if
someone will be nice enough to scan that article and email it to me or post
it on this mailing list.  Thanks in advance.

Ciao Baby,

Joel



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Re: [313] Simple Request

[William VanLoo]

Joel,

It very well might be available on the Free Press's site:

http://www.freep.com/entertainment/music/

They have a decent amount of coverage available online.

Cheers,

Bill

Joel Fernandez wrote:
> 
> Greetings,
> 
> I just recently found out that there is a picture of me (dancing @ DEMF) on
> the front page of the Detroit Free Press for Tuesday May 30.Since I'm
> from Chicago and don't have access to this publication, I was wondering if
> someone will be nice enough to scan that article and email it to me or post
> it on this mailing list.  Thanks in advance.
> 
> Ciao Baby,
> 
> Joel
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[Joel Fernandez]

Greetings,

I just recently found out that there is a picture of me (dancing @ DEMF) on
the front page of the Detroit Free Press for Tuesday May 30.Since I'm
from Chicago and don't have access to this publication, I was wondering if
someone will be nice enough to scan that article and email it to me or post
it on this mailing list.  Thanks in advance.

Ciao Baby,

Joel

DEMF Thoughts

[John Bush]

Before sifting through the 600 (!) messages currently in my Inbox since last
Thursday, I thought I'd type in all my impressions to add to the atmosphere
for everyone, whether you were there and can relate or weren't and want to
know.  First off, there are absolutely no doubts in my mind, this was an
*incredible* festival.  All those high expectations I carried in with me
were met and surpassed on an almost hourly basis... ;)  The music was
excellent and the vibes were simply incredible ('cept for the completely
misguided violent moshing by a couple of Slayer fans during Richie Hawtin's
set).  All this positivity and love were such a vivid counterpoint to last
year's Woodstock (various fires, assaults, etc.)

Even more than that though -- the diversity!!  I remember hearing Carl
really wanted a broad range of people showing up, and he certainly got it.
Rave kids, indie-rockers, hip-hop headz, daytripping families, middle-aged
couples, old guys all *over* the place -- it was *so* great to see the range
of people getting exposed to pure Detroit techno in the right environment.
I think we *really* showed Detroit what techno's all about.  For once, it
wasn't about teens or drugs or illegal venues or shady promoters (the usual
I-Team Special Reports) -- it was *all* about the music and the culture.
Detroiters got to see the music in an almost completely unfiltered setting,
and I hope it inspires everyone that was there (it definitely inspired a few
people I didn't expect to be too moved...)

I don't know what else to say...  I saw *so* many great sets: Aril Brikha,
Adult, Ectomorph, Slum Village, the Roots, Mike Clark, Theorem, Fanon
Flowers, Godfather, DJ Assault, Lauren Flax, Shake, and of course,
Saunderson/Rolando/May/Hawtin to end things on the highest note possible.
It was such a sea of humanity by Derrick's set, and just about everyone had
their hands in the air...


Lasting Impressions:

Theo Parrish taking us back to the *original* Loft days with his disco/funk
set at the Planet E afterparty...  Easily my Festival highlight, and a great
thing to see since I'd missed Saturday's events.

That crazy old guy dancing and pumping his fists to Theorem (!) on Monday
afternoon...

The middle-aged black couple in front of me yelling and screaming in
recognition when Derrick dropped "No UFO's"...

One breakdancing circle I saw during Shake -- there was a whitebread father
there with his preschool-age daughter right in the circle.  Her face was all
lit up at the moves, and everyone was taking special care to see she had a
good time...

And speaking of wide smiles, how about BVL getting his props on the main
stage after Richie's set?... ;)


Does anyone else get the feeling that we're going to see a *lot* more people
at events from now on, plus a big jump in record sales?...


.John.

track ID

[Tom Churchill]

This should be an easy one - it's an electro track, with the lyrics: 'I turn
you on, my automatic freak, inside your mechanism, every night'. It also has
a string line very reminiscent of Ron Trent's 'Altered States'...

Anyone know the track I mean?

Cheers,

Tom

PS: DEMF sounded amazing, I'll be there next year for sure!

RE: [313] DEMF & 'Hurt Feelings'

[Seth Redmond]

...>Also, for Mr. Superstar DJ his own self, in regards to this album

of yours which is selling like hotcakes in Europe, that continent's
collective dodgy taste in music just demonstrates how shit your tunes >are,


Europe? shit taste in music? well which continent was it ignored techno for 
over a decade? Europe produces a wealth of shit music...granted, so does 
America. But it was the interest of europeans which gave a platform to many 
of Detroit's artists during the late eighties and early nineties.


Whatever you think of the work on Warp, Disko B, Hybrid, F-Communications, 
Soma, Djax, etc. (need I go on...) don't be stupid enough to think that the 
music tastes of hundreds of millions of people can be summed up by what 
you've read in magazines (because if you have been here, you've obviously 
been going to the wrong places). That is the real mark of a pedestrian music 
consumer...


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Oh yeah - that reminds me.....

[Nick Craddock]

Forgot to add -

- In all the fuss over the festival, the tear-jerking accounts, the politics 
- you all forgot to report back on the Oakenfold & Fatboy Slim show. I'm 
assuming that this is quite simply a case of not seeing the wood for the 
trees, yes?



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Re: [313] DEMF & 'Hurt Feelings'

[Thecmg999]

i only brought up the gary chandler point because of the comment made that 
they only booked people that move things forward. to be honest, from what i 
understand there was a process to getting booked that EVERYONE had to  
follow.  i'm sure alan will play next year. not everyone can play every year. 
 it is not that big of a deal. the whole original reply to alans statement 
really didn't bother me that much because he was off on a lot of things. it 
is really none of my business anyway. that is why i made 1 comment to play 
devils advocate. anyway, there are plent of more festivals to go. i hope that 
one day Paul Okenfold doesn't play in the future. say, after carl gets sick 
of doing the festival and some chump who just happens to be running a hot 
club at the time takes over and books a bunch of trance dj's. that would be 
real shitty!

-craig-

DEMF Reports - thanks

[Nick Craddock]

Greetings all,

For the past few days I've been sat here at work with a tiny little window 
of Hotmail open, hoping my boss wouldn't see, and working my way through all 
the reports of the DEMF.


Whilst reading each one makes me wish I'd been there even more (like so many 
other folks - next year!), it's been a pleasure to experience the festival 
through your accounts, so thanks for that. Actually... that kinda sounds all 
past tense doesn't it? As if you guys are gonna shut up so soon 
afterwards(!) - someone previously apologised for 'crapping on about it' - 
there's no need - such a monumental occasion deserves to be talked about.


Hope to meet some of you guys at a future DEMF!

Cheers

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WARNING!!! Lost my money...

[jim proffit]

A while ago 313 subscriber Johanna Thompson announced that she had a 
Detroit-record collection for sale. Featured was a site-add where all her 
sale-records were catalogued.


I ordered records from her and I never got them.

I lost £250.00 because of this "deal" (approx. $362.00)... I've sent 
numerous e-mails to her without a reply. Now, before I make a final 
judgement on this matter, I need assistance from all english subscribers: 
Please, contact me privately, so that further actions can be taken to sort 
this out.


If anyone is thinking about ordering from her, my advice to you is: DON'T!!!


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warning: gear question

[sean deason]

anyone know if the new version of the Korg Kaoss Pad (the one with the
black shell) has hit the streets yet? has anyone seen it in the U.S.
yet?
thanks
sean

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Re: [313] Agh! was Re: ANNOUNCE: ENV010 METRO AREA "METRO AREA 2"

[sean deason]

in the June issue of Wired this is  defined in the "Geek Speak" column as
"pulling a Morgan"  Thanks Morgs for that 313 Classic Flashback :^)
Sean

environ wrote:

> Agh - the bandana bandit a.k.a. Deason was right!  A classic accidental
> "reply to list" executed perfectly.  I def. need to uncheck "reply to all"
> on Eudora!
>
> While I'm here, re: DEMF - Is Theo Parrish's set going to be up anywhere?
> He rocked in NYC.  I've been hearing amazing things about him for years
> ever since Dan Curtin brought him to Cleveland ages ago.  In NYC he played
> the best music - Stephanie Mills, Klien + MBO, Billy Ocean - awesome shit!
> (In fact many of the records Metro Area has in their box - contact Environ
> for bookings!)
>
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> have listened all night.
>
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DEMF Hits The Local Papers in New Orleans

[Javier Drada]

Unfortunately for me I had to see it in the Times Picayune, Dave called me 
Monday all shook up cause the damn thing made it to the papers down here. 
Unfortunately we missed this glorious event due to the fact that I just 
received a promotion at work and could not afford to dissapear for 3-5 days 
from my boss. Oh well maybe next year. I did get to tape a piece of RX-7's live 
set. If I can clean it up I will try to upload it to our site. I need to go now 
cause all this talk is gonna make me break down.Peace..


j.d.
Underground Committee

p.s. I had pre-recorded my show for that weekend cause I was supposed to be 
away anyway I never played my show that day cause I was home trying to log onto 
whatever I could of the DEMF live web-cast. The show is up in the archives, It 
has all that stuff everyone had asked for once a while back enjoy it. 
http://www.undergroundcommittee.com Archive Reflections 5.27.00 

Ian Pooley

[Cyclone Wehner]

I was told by a very reliable source earlier this year that Ian Pooley had
left V2 in its massive downsizing operation but apparently it isn't so. He
has a new album, Since Then, due out via V2 in August (this is more or less
the international date) which I'm told is better than the last one. There
will be a vinyl single release, 900 Degrees, soon.

Out of everything he's done, I like his Quiet Daze track on Time: Space
best. It will be interesting to hear the new record.

Cheers

Cyclone

Re: [313] thoughts after the DEMF [LONG]

[Simon Walley]

From: Bill VanLoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [313] thoughts after the DEMF [LONG]

After a nice barbecue at Ian Malbon and Linda Swanson's,


I could just about cope with hearing all the amazing reports, seeing Dave 
and Dans pictures and making myself think that it was okay that I didn't fly 
over and attend the DEMF.


But hearing that I missed out on Ians barbecue sauce...

[hold head in hands and moans softly]

What have I done?

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Re: [313] DEMF & 'Hurt Feelings'

[phred]

I would say it IS our right to question things, but attitude and respect
make all the difference.  After all, we are all *fans* of this music,
like KDJ (if you caught his comment on stage yesterday), and
fans always have opinions about everything, but when the time
comes they support the home team come what may.

phred

Sorry

[Steven T Lammers]

Friends,

An apology is in order for a statement that I mistakenly made in my post in
defense of Alan yesterday.  Jay Denham was asked to play the DEMF, but not
another event.  I've decided to refrain from statements which will pose ill
will towards any of the organizers or volunteers associated with this festival.
It is silly, really, since there was so much positive energy, how could I not
love it?  I apologize for anyone that was brought down--start smiling, again.

Ain't no party like a Detroit party-
Hp

DEMF Question - Last Poet

[Ignatius J. Reilly]

Does anyone know if that piece by Omar bin Hassan has been published somewhere? 


 thanks,

 ted

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thoughts after the DEMF [LONG]

[Bill VanLoo]

Well, the long-awaited weekend is over, and it's time for decompression.
This is going to be long...

I've been looking forward to this event since last December, when it was
announced in Real Detroit (a weekly city paper here in Detroit) that a
free electronic music festival was going to take place during Memorial
Day weekend. I saved that issue, thinking that it would be a great piece
of memorabilia if I ended up playing by some miracle, and a cool piece
of history regardless.

Well, thanks in large part to Rob Theakston from Planet E, I did end up
playing. I can't thank Rob enough, since it was he who STRONGLY
encouraged me to submit a demo. I think his exact words were something
along the lines of "DO WHATEVER IT TAKES". I locked myself in my home
studio for 3 days recording, tweaking, and recording some more. That was
in February. About 6 weeks ago, I got the call saying that I was in the
festival. I think I almost fainted.

Friday, May 26 was the day before the festival started. I spent a few
hours doing final tweaks to my live set, then ran around doing errands.
I headed to Hart Plaza and worked on helping set things up for about an
hour. I was about to start helping hang black plastic in the Underground
stage area when I saw a familiar Dutchman. I met up with Klaas, Hans,
and Otto, the true techno tourists, was introduced to their friend
Peter, and we all piled into my car and headed to Record Time. Record
Time was great, I met lots more (313) listmembers (Holly, Diana Detroit,
Horsepower, Mike Taylor, Nova, and others I can't quite remember...). We
chilled, shopped, and took geeky record-store pictures.

I remember asking a guy behind the counter who was wearing a Sound
Signature shirt when the new Theo Parrish double pack was coming out.
Then, once I got outside, I found out it was Theo himself. I ran back in
and he found me a copy of the new Sound Signature double-pack on white
label, which I gladly purchased. It's some next-level material - it
should be out in June or July.

After a nice barbecue at Ian Malbon and Linda Swanson's, I caught back
up with the (313) posse at Fishbone's, ate a little, talked a lot, and
finally headed home to pack my gear up and get ready for the next day.

Saturday, May 27 - the first day of the festival. My set was scheduled
for 4:00PM on the Underground stage, so I got there early, loaded gear
in, and waited. I caught Jason Hogans's set at 2:00PM, which was great.
I never knew Jason was an MC as well as a talented producer, but there
he was dropping rhymes. He didn't play much new material, but he
delivered 2 new hip-hop tracks and all 5 tracks off his Planet E relase
plus a little new stuff. It was very well done. I chilled and listened
to Scott Zacharias's set from 3-4, and then it was time for my live set. 

I felt great playing - the crowd started off at a decent size, then
every time I looked up it kept getting bigger. Towards the end of the
set, I think the room was almost entirely full! I ended up playing all 8
tracks I'd sequenced, finishing with the track that should be coming out
on THX (http://th.m-nus.com). I should have audio up on chromedecay
(http://www.chromedecay.org) in a few days if all goes well.

After my set, my mind was still pretty much blown. I listened to
Recloose getting busy as I tore my gear down, then went back to the
artist hospitality tent and chilled while Tikiman and the Hardwax crew
played on the main stage. I have to say, there's not much that compares
to the feeling of having played the biggest gig of your life, then
having a cold beer and a sandwich while one of your favorite musical
groups plays 30 feet behind you. It was really just about perfect.

The rest of Saturday night is kind of a blur. I caught part of Stacey
Pullen's set and almost all of Kenny Larkin's live/DJ set. Kenny's new
live material sounded great, but it seemed like the crowd wasn't up for
it so he switched gears and played other people's more uptempo stuff. I
can't wait to hear his new record.

Saturday night was the 7th city party. Suffice it to say that it was
great, a perfect chill vibe, and John Tejada was the sleeper sensation
of the evening. He just kept dropping jewel after jewel, and it all
sounded *so* tight on their sound system.

Sunday, May 28 - day two. I took this as my recovery day, showing up to
the festival about 7:30PM. I timed it so I was in time for Slum Village,
who played a solid set. Their new stuff (especially the long-awaited
Fantastic vol. 2) should be great. Then the Roots stepped up and rocked
it for almost 2 hours. I enjoyed their set; Dice Raw made a surprise
appearance, Scratch (the human turntablist) was off the hook, and Black
Thought ripped it. ?uestlove...well, that man is amazing, flat out. He
rocked a drum solo that made a beat junkie like myself just beg for
more...starting off slow, then building to razor-sharp drum-n-bass
breaks, all live, all on a trap kit. Amazing. Black Thought's "YEW GUYS
WERE A KICK-ASS AUDIENCE

futuresonic<00> programme

[drew]

i promised a while back to post the full futuresonic<00>
festival programme on the 313 list, but as it is so long
here is just a summary. if anyone wants the full
breakdown please drop me a line.
cheers
drew hemment

-futuresonic-


futuresonic<00>
a festival of sonic pleasure and audiovisual arts

8-11 june 2000, at contact and other venues across the city of manchester,
uk

three days of live performances, club nights, multimedia showcases,
interactive installations, mutant music machines, workshops, industry
seminars and talks by leading figures working in music and new media

for full programme details email [EMAIL PROTECTED]

highlights:
the new industry forum
sonic migrations
horizons in sound
german electronic dub
japanese extreme sound
all fingers and thumbs
apresonic post-festival party

featuring:
Merzbow
Bob Osterag
David Toop
Kodwo Eshun
Tikiman
Scion
Apachi61
Bedouin Ascent
Cleveland Watkiss
Derek Richards
Byron Wallen
Tony Morley
Plus 1
Janek Schaefer
Finga Thing
Jason Holmes
:zoviet*france:
Team Doyobi
Geiom
Infant
Jega
V/Vm
Process
Foehn
Motion
Diskono
Antenna Farm
Ben Drew/Ivan Seal
Cinematic Orchestra
Richard Fearless
onedotzero
squid s o u p
Moss
Porky
Leggobeast
Baby Mammoth
Blood & Fire DJs
Digs n Woosh
Jason Boardman
Miles Hollway
Elliot Eastwick
Mum & Dad
Christoph Kummerer
Phil Earle
Switchflicker
Hexstatic
Audiorom
Tomato
Romandson
hyperJAM

Kaffe Matthews
Digit
Dfuse
state51
Totality G2V
Josephine Bosma
and others

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Arts, Manchester City Council, Manchester Technology Management Centre,
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Institut, Bamboo, Arts About Manchester, Creativity in Audience Development,
Fern Audio, Underbelly, Gritted, The Designers Republic, state51, Contact,
Deluxe

Re: Rebel Alliance

[B Glazier]

Just curious to Blake Baxter's use of the pseudonym 'Rebel Alliance'.  I 
know it was used on one of his records on Mix, but am wondering if he used 
it elsewhere.


I'm thinking he did, however when/where/what are eluding me at the current 
time.



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Agh! was Re: ANNOUNCE: ENV010 METRO AREA "METRO AREA 2"

[environ]

Agh - the bandana bandit a.k.a. Deason was right!  A classic accidental
"reply to list" executed perfectly.  I def. need to uncheck "reply to all"
on Eudora!

While I'm here, re: DEMF - Is Theo Parrish's set going to be up anywhere?
He rocked in NYC.  I've been hearing amazing things about him for years
ever since Dan Curtin brought him to Cleveland ages ago.  In NYC he played
the best music - Stephanie Mills, Klien + MBO, Billy Ocean - awesome shit!
(In fact many of the records Metro Area has in their box - contact Environ
for bookings!)

It was like KISS Club Classics meets new Detroit geats and moods - could
have listened all night.


-mg



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Re: ANNOUNCE: ENV010 METRO AREA "METRO AREA 2"

[environ]

At 2:16 AM +0200 5/31/00, David Moufang wrote:
>hi morgan!
>
>just want to let you know how much i like your destination funk mix
>on 7th city!!!
>
>cheers
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Thanks David!

Hey - good to hear from you.  Jamie Hodge called me last night asking for a
record!

Try to check out the Metro Area - I really think you'll like it.  If you
have trouble getting it let me know.

How are you and how is music?

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more demf pix

[Dan Sicko]

http://www.reverbmag.com/demf_pix/

Here's a close to full set ... though you can see the subject matter is
entirely random ... no captions just yet either.

and the resolution ain't so hot ... digital camera circa 1997. It never
pays to be an early adopter, does it? :)

-d

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RE: [313] Big Fun question

[sqrrt]

He was the guy behind "L.A. Mix"... A house band from the UK that had one
big hit "Love Together" on A&M's Breakout sub-label. Most material was put
out between '88 and '91. They had a few other UK hits, and at least one
album (maybe two, but I own only one). Nice stuff. If you need more details
I could dig through my crates for his stuff.

Sqrrt.

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Subject: Re: [313] Big Fun question


Les Adams was a british chap who
did a lot of remixes and productions in the
late 80s. think he might have had at least
one chart hit, but can't remember the name.
andrew duke

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>
> I picked up the Good Life 12" single on Virgin this weekend. Obviously
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> was this guy, and what else has he done?
>
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Re: [313] DEMF-Electronic FAMILY REUNION!!!!

[Phonopsia]

From: Mxyzptlk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Jorge Velez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Tuesday, May 30, 2000 8:09 PM
Subject: Re: [313] DEMF-Electronic FAMILY REUNION

>Wish there was some kind of 313 "gang sign" :-)


I believe Linda beat you to this. Perhaps she'd care to give a mpeg/avi
demonstration??? I was quite amused anyway.

Tristan

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Oh, the records...

[Phonopsia]

Just remebered I bought some tunes @ the Planet E tent. Haven't had a chance
to check out Designer Music Vol.1 yet or a Common Factor White Label, but
this new Agent X is D O P E !!!

Signing off... To everyone's relief I'm sure.

Tristan
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Re: [313] DEMF-Electronic FAMILY REUNION!!!!

[Mxyzptlk]

I was THERE and I wish I was there *again* more and more each day. You hate
to keep crapping on about it (especially because you know there are those
who weren't able to come), but it's like...a spiritual thing. There was a
real sense of connection between ALL kinds/ages/races of people. It was an
insanely good thing. I've been a native of the Detroit metro area all of my
life and I've often defended the city from the slagging it gets (and,
admittedly, often deserves), but I have to say that I was ~proud~ to be from
this area and consider myself blessed to be able to have something like this
in a place/time I can access. My work schedule usually puts me out of bed
near 4am, so (especially at my age :-) most of the great music which is in
my area is ironically out of my reach. I cannot thank Carl and all of the
folks who made this thing possible enough. My only regret is that I didn't
meet up with more listpeople while I was there. I see from some of the
pictures that I was looking at a few of you for 3 days without knowing who
you were. Wish there was some kind of 313 "gang sign" :-)
jeff

Jorge Velez wrote:

> Beautifully said. Wish I was there more and more each day.
>
> Next year.
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"10,000 people all screaming the same thing at the same time are wrong, even
if they're right."

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Re: [313] DEMF-Electronic FAMILY REUNION!!!!

[Jorge Velez]

Beautifully said. Wish I was there more and more each day.

Next year.


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DEMF Pics

[Dave Walker]

Despite the herculean efforts of my camera to
undermine me, here are some DEMF pictures.

http://bewitched.dyndns.org/DemfPics/demf.html

  -d.w.

The motor stage

[Nathan John de Yonker]

this must be said... 

The scenery at the Motor stage was awesome! Not only did the RenCen tower
over it from the front, but if you were up on those stairs looking at it
from the side and above, it looked like BEACH MTV!! haha!

hm... think about how much better mtv would be if d. wynn spun on the
grind (and they let him play what he wanted)
:)
n8

Re: [313] CPOP/VanLoo

[Phonopsia]

Bill,

Is there any chance we will get an archive of your set?

I couldn't tear myself away from Mike Clark forever, although the band
members didn't do nearly as much for me as the drummer who played with Minx.
That was phenomenal on-the-fly chemistry. And watching Minx laughing because
she was having so much fun with the drummer was great. I've never seen DJs
having as much fun as Minx on Friday or Derrick "Broken Seal" Plasaiko on
Sunday (not to mention Derrick in the crowd the whole time :> ). Anyway, I
had to check out Scion and Tikiman, which was quite a treat. I also stopped
by the Motor stage for a taste of Mike Grant and D Wynn along the way. This
was completely overwhelming. By the time I made it over for the beginning of
Theo Parrish's set I was very ready to stay put in one place. I didn't even
know where the undergound stage was at that point. You can't see everything
after all. I think the first hour and a half of his set (before he started
playing a lot of house), was one of the most beautiful things I've ever
heard. I don't think I've ever heard anyone mix non-sequenced music
continuously for that long as seemlessly as he did. It was mind-blowing.
Probably my favorite part of the show, right there with the Roots finale.

Tristan
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>http://www.groovetech.com/demf  (live feed 12am-12pm Detroit time)
>Excellent gig so far. 4 Stages and all kinds of people. The set by Scion
>and Tikiman was everything I'd hoped for. Some great DJing going on,
>too...Minx, Kenny Larkin, Theo Parrish and more than I can recall. Let
>me be the first to say that Bill VanLoo's live set was spot-on. I didn't
>know what to expect from him, but I was pleasantly surprised by one of
>the more creative/experimental sets I've heard down there yet. When are
>we going to be able to buy this stuff, Bill? Another surprise for me was
>Jason Hogan's set. Far more lush and varied than what one might have
>expected (given my exposure to him was limited to Peter and the
>Rooster). When I left last night after Stacey Pullen finished banging on
>the crowd, I could only think "It's about time". Word is this will
>become an annual event if Carl can pull it off. So far, the vibe has
>been excellent, people seem happy and the show has been great. Hopefully
>the perennial continuation of DEMF will provide plenty of room for
>*everybody* who needs to have a stage in future years.
>
>--
>jeff
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>even if they're right."
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june 2nd

[R Vincent]

june 2nd -- 2000 -- ann arbor
R E A L I Z A T I O N

Saul Goode (live) [luv hz]
Matthew Dear  [gridlife/ghostly international]
Space Ace   [disco phever]
Hugh C. [sin.de.kat]
Bassick [science/dubtech]
T. Linder [science/house of chanel]
DJ Teddie vs. Charles T. aka Angelboi [consoul]
Jonathan Voigt [state:awake]
infinity [consoul]
kid kinetic [detroit collective]
jasun alan [detroit collective]
anime [partykidz]

$10 all night.

please no weapons, drugs or alcohol.

if you don't come to dance and enjoy the
music, don't come at all.

consoul  734.480.3949
partykidz  734.327.2145

support:
plurkids  734.913.9672
sin.de.kat  248.975.6041
squish  248.988.0089

happy birthday Charlie and Tasha!




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Re: [313] demf main stage

[Peter B Leidy]

 
> > >
> > >Don't forget Tikiman backed by an array
> > >of Those Who Cannot Be Named on Saturday
> > >evening. It was BASICally fascinating,
> > >wink wink.
> > 
> > what do you mean? I'm not on your CHANNEL I guess ...
> 
> great, now you've started a CHAIN REACTION.
> 
Hey, I've got a cousin named MAURIZIO who's looking for a good four
POLE filter that can add some SUBSTANCE to his mixes.

sorry. couldn't resist :] 

On the demf tip:
everything rocked. wish i could have seen every stage at once. totally
surprised by the massive turnout- blew away every hart plaza event i've
ever seen. as long-time ann arborite, never realized how many local
acquaintences actually had half a clue about the electronic music scene.
a few fav's: 
shake
aril brikha
tikiman
dan bell
dwynn
carlos
derrick
theo parrish! - if anyone can trainspot even a 1/2hrs-worth of his old
school discofunk records, i'll kiss your ass.. maybe.

-p