Re: [313] Older people's views on detriot?
At 6:18 PM -0400 6/26/00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've watched some of the best DJs that have ever come to midwest and find most of them tend to be in their mid to late thirties. I think it's great that they still enjoy the scene and are willing to share their extreme talents with us young folk. Get near 30 and you'll discover that, for as many ways as it's different from being 20-ish, it's also not. ..Unless you convince yourself otherwise ahead of time.
Re: [313] Older people's views on detriot?
I've watched some of the best DJs that have ever come to midwest and find most of them tend to be in their mid to late thirties. I think it's great that they still enjoy the scene and are willing to share their extreme talents with us young folk. At first I was surprised to find a Dj in his thirties at all (Yes, I'm young and naive :)... It's great to keep this passing down instead of us younger ones thinking we're creating it as a follow up to Generation X... because to be honest, most people that rave at or under the age of 20 think that they're part of a whole big new movement and they're making it. Maybe it's just because I enjoy a lot of the older music myself and have a lot of older friends that I'm not naive enough to believe this. None the less. You older ones almost sound ashamned admitting to being 'old' and liking this all still and I say, More Power to Yah... Rave on :) +|~Christine~|+ > Subj: Re: [313] Older people's views on detriot? > Date:6/26/00 4:11:15 PM US Eastern Standard Time > From:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Matthew L. Thompson) > To: 313@hyperreal.org > > Intersting perspective there, Pat. :) I'm 31 and have followed the techno > scene loosely for 10 years or so now... there are plenty of people in this > group that are older than I and most of them have been a part of the techno > genre for quite a bit longer than that. Also consider the fact that the > "founders" of Techno (Atkins, Saunderson, and May - The Belleville Three) > are all going to be pushing into their 40's over the next 2 or 3 years, so > you aren't quite as "old" as you might lead yourself to believe. :) > > Matt > E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Homepage: http://magicmattkelly.tripod.com >
RE: [313] Fwd: THAT ECCIE STUFF (Melb, Aust)
AHHH NOO...RESPECTED AMERICAN DJ CHRISTOPHER LAWERENCE... jeff "THOU SHALT REMEMBER THE FUNK AND KEEP IT HOLY" -George Clinton > -Original Message- > From: Nathan Pooley [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Monday, June 26, 2000 11:00 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [313] Fwd: THAT ECCIE STUFF (Melb, Aust) > VFM... A FIERCE NIGHT OF TECHNO, Saturday July 8 @ Billboard 170 > Russel St Melb. Quality is what these promoters are trying to bring back > from the old world of techno. Bringing back a sence of community and > lightness of spirit.! Dancers, drummers, performers, full colour laser, > original live animaitions by Harshmellow, plus more!! Featuring: DJ ROYAL > (Sydney) ONE SHOW ONLY!! (He has played along side highly respected > internationals such as Claude Young, Christopher Lawrence, Trevor > Rockcliffe, and Luke Slater.),
Re: [313] Older people's views on detriot?
Intersting perspective there, Pat. :) I'm 31 and have followed the techno scene loosely for 10 years or so now... there are plenty of people in this group that are older than I and most of them have been a part of the techno genre for quite a bit longer than that. Also consider the fact that the "founders" of Techno (Atkins, Saunderson, and May - The Belleville Three) are all going to be pushing into their 40's over the next 2 or 3 years, so you aren't quite as "old" as you might lead yourself to believe. :) Matt E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Homepage: http://magicmattkelly.tripod.com > My name is Pat. Iv'e been lurking here for a while now. I am a single mom > w. 2 kids & a house & a small business so I barely have time to read all my > e-mail never mind respond to everything I'm interested in... > > Well, I'm an "older people" (46... I qualify, right?) & I must say, I would > not miss this musical FEAST for anything! I felt like I waited my whole > life for the phenomenon of "raves" too. I LOVE to dance & I love good music > & I never want it to stop! I've hunted down good books, good music & just > generally good stuff my whole life.
Re: [313] Older people's views on detriot?
> From my parents just simply being around me they've learned alot about the > music. My dad is in his 50's and completely knows who Kenny Larkin and > Richie Hawtin are. Ha! Reminds me of the first time my Dad heard drum & bass a couple of years ago. It was some funky-assed Ninja Tunes cut and he goes "This is great! Check out that solo work..." and I kinda had to go "Well, I don't think this guy's ever actually sat behind a kit" and shatter the old man's illusions by explaining that most of this stuff's made on computers these days. Don't think he quite gets it to this day. Gotta laugh though. Andy
Older people's views on detriot?
My name is Pat. Iv'e been lurking here for a while now. I am a single mom w. 2 kids & a house & a small business so I barely have time to read all my e-mail never mind respond to everything I'm interested in... Well, I'm an "older people" (46... I qualify, right?) & I must say, I would not miss this musical FEAST for anything! I felt like I waited my whole life for the phenomenon of "raves" too. I LOVE to dance & I love good music & I never want it to stop! I've hunted down good books, good music & just generally good stuff my whole life. My kids (16 & 19) don't go to raves or really like techno/electronic the way I do. I was always into the music more for the sake of the music rather than to represent my generation or anything else about me when I was young. I was actually a bit shocked when I realized that most of my friends were not listening to the music the same way that I was. I think that the world of music has changed SO much since I was a kid. I am pleased to see power slip away from the big corps', as long as the artists survive (& hopefully thrive). I just want to say that I am stunned by the quality & variety & abundance of really good music these days, most of that in the techno vein, it seems. It strikes me as a very pure "art" medium. Like other forms of design I believe it very much respects, responds, interacts, honours & exploits our biological makeup or "hardwiring" so I think that although it may be commonly thought of by some as mechanical & removed from the "natural" human experience I think it is very much the opposite of that in various ways. I think this is kind of related to the turn-of-the century painters who were studying the biology of colour & expressionist interest in psychology or psychiatry, etc.. Wasn't there a thread recently about the relationship of art with techno? What about "Tomato" & Underworld? I do have a bit of trouble finding other people my age who are as interested in this kind of music, so it looks like that's a bit rare. I really do not believe that it is just "music for youth" as some people from my generation seem to think. It is awesome music! & awesome music is for everyone! There are no lyrics about "puppy luv" or first dates. (but that's what a lot of folks my age are still listening to!???) It's not "immature" or age-limited music just because younger people listen to it! I listen to "everything" from industrial to dub & i always have. Due to the large presence of techno music in my life I have a predominance of younger friends & aquaintances, but I wouldn't mind meeting more older techno friends. :) so where are they!!!? Pat >My Mom (over 50 but fighting) went and loved it while I was stuck in SF >la bouche and other cheese dance pop, but loves house I have played, >although she liked Rolando's Aztec Mystic mix the best. She also said she >thought mdma sounded pretty neat after the reading the Time article a few >weeks back. Parents just aren't the same as they used to be methinks. >>On Sat, 24 Jun 2000 16:43:34 PDT, Diana Potts wrote: >> >> On the DEMF tip there were tons of "older" people getting down and loving >> the music. Lots of parents of performers totally getting into the beats and >> vibe. It was so great to see...and lets not forget all the little kids too >> shakin their little legs. >> Younger Graphics Offices: 250 749 6150 250 246 9992 Fax: 250 749 6363 Cell:250 246 6425 e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Re: [313] Santonio Echols
And don't forget "Visions of Music" on Serious Grooves, my favorite Santonio track and the one most responsible for dragging me into the Detroit music orbit. phred
Re: [313] neat moog fact
Diana Potts wrote: > . You can see the original Moog > at the Ford Museum. Diana -- is this at the Henry Ford museum in Dearborn? [if so, COOL!] -d.w.
John Beltran contact info?
Anyone have an email/fax/phone number for John Beltran? Pls. reply privately. ob313: Recloose's "Can't Take It" knocked my ass flat, as did the new Agent X. I'll have some of what they're having down at PE HQ.
Re: [313] the appeals of repetition...
you might want to tie in with the previous thread of women and techno... the male brain is better configured for repetetive or minimal music as a hang over from hunting (when it was necessary to concentrate on one thing and not be distracted), the female brain, which processes sound in a different area, is used to recieving additional input. also, it may be worth looking at the effect of seratonin. The action of ecstacy, stopping seratonin breakdown, has been shown to cause mice to repeat movements (if you can find the original paper it's unintentionally hilarious, particularly the mouse on speed, I think it was in the "Animal Behaviour" journal). In addition, fluoxetine (Prozac) is used to alleviate depression and can cause people to become far more outgoing, this acts on seratonin production. If you have access, a quick search on www.bids.ac.uk should bring up a good many papers in the effect of seratonin. introvert and extrovert people will have different seratonin levels, if the link between this and repetition can be made, a good argument could be put forward that this governed people's reactions to repetitive music. I'd be interested to hear how it goes... Seth The Electric Press Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: [313] Older people's views on detriot?
My 50 year old mother has seemed to develop a great liking for minimal detroit techno. She thinks it is "very tribal" and enjoys "the emphasis on each specific sound."She especially likes Claude Young, but doesnt really care too much for Richie Hawtin. She still needs a little bit of schooling though, cuz jungle is still her "favorite" =P respect, r = "For those who know, stay low, stay strong, stay ready,stay underground. For those who don't,learn. For those who'stole the soul',live in fear as the spirits will track you into your next life and beyond. Nothing good will come to you." - Mad Mike Banks UR __ Do You Yahoo!? Get Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/
Mills in Ljubljana pictures (was New Mills, ...)
Cyclone Wehner wrote: > These are just the previously unreleased tracks. > > >MILLS, JEFF: The Art of Connecting CD (NEXTERA). New compilation of Jeff > >Mills material, only released in the Czech Republic and Australia > > I thought Sweden was mentioned too? Also Poland?? Don't quote me on that. It's definitely not Czech Republic only, because I've bought it here in Slovenia 2 week ago. btw: Mills was playing here in Ljubljana on saturday as part of his Art Of Connecting tour. He seemed to be in a really good mood and enjoying himself, smiling and nodding his had while listening to other DJs before and after his set. He was great. started off with some JVC record than dropped the Knights of Jaguar and people went mad. On couple of occasions we he had some great mix of trax going he stopped. I have some pictures from this party on my page: http://megaklik.si/sol/photo/ Jernej -- http://megaklik.si/sol/ the sound of ljubljana
Re: [313] +8072
This is not a new release its a reissue with a new look todd Jim Grindle wrote: > I like the new Speedy J record on NovaMute ( A Shocking Hobby) it is dark, > haunting, beautiful, and abrasive but rather off timed and abstract ?jungle? > I had no idea what to expect from the new +8 release > well after two weeks in the mix I must say it is slamming !! > 3 hard percussive tracks that deconstruct and rebuild like "orange" did > very unique in his use of sounds > I really hope that @ the Sept re-launch plus 8 party W/ Rich & John that > Jochem will be one of the "special guests" hint hint!!! > Grindle Out! > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fwd: THAT ECCIE STUFF (Melb, Aust)
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Re: [313] New Techno Names/The Advent
Hope this helps: www.fumiyatanaka.com http://megaklik.si/sol/index.html On Tue, 27 Jun 2000, Cyclone Wehner wrote: > I am desperately looking for basic biog info on the following new school > techno DJ/producers: > > - Gaetek > - Ade Fenton > - Chris McCormack > - Umek > - Samuel Sessions > - Fumuya Tanaka (sp?) > > > > Any tips? > > Also someone mentioned that there was a new Advent LP a while ago entitled > Past Forward. Was this actually an LP or EP as I have only seen a double 12" > pack called that. > > > > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
+8072
I like the new Speedy J record on NovaMute ( A Shocking Hobby) it is dark, haunting, beautiful, and abrasive but rather off timed and abstract ?jungle? I had no idea what to expect from the new +8 release well after two weeks in the mix I must say it is slamming !! 3 hard percussive tracks that deconstruct and rebuild like "orange" did very unique in his use of sounds I really hope that @ the Sept re-launch plus 8 party W/ Rich & John that Jochem will be one of the "special guests" hint hint!!! Grindle Out!
Re: [313] Classic Kraftwerk Find-ULTRAVOX
> I'm sure you've already checked "Herr X" (Mister X) by Ultravox. "Alleys of > your mind" was heavily based on that record. (I wouldn't call it a copy, but > it comes close). likewise Mr.X was heavily based on Kraftwerk's "Hall of mirrors". the thread has now come full circle :) --eric
Detroit comps (revised)
Following my post from last week, I have received numerous emails of things to add to my list, and have compiled all these, categorized and added comments etc, I am not too sure everything is perfectly right, but anyway... I have also found very good discographies in Techno Rebels (Dan Sicko) and Energy Flash (Simon Reynolds) Thanks to all those who answered ! Gwendal ***Compilations more or less representing the whole spectrum*** - V/A - Detroit: Beyond The Third Wave - V/A - Detroit: The Deeper Shade of Techno I+II - V/A - True People from Detroit (Reactivate) : = a great two-CD comp, featuring classic tracks, really representative of the whole scene. - V/A - Origins of a Sound (Submerge) - V/A - Depth Charge 1-5 (Submerge) - V/A - Strangely Arranged (Communique Records) - V/A - Virtual sex (Buzz) - V/A - Intergalactic Beats (Planet E) - V/A - Techno 1 & 2 (network) - V/A - Retro Techno emotion (network) - V/A - Panic in Detroit (Buzz) - V/A - Made in Detroit (KMS) - V/A - Generator World Sonik Domination vols 1-2 - V/A - Elements of and experiments with sound (Planet E) ***Label comps*** - V/A - Geology (Planet E) - V/A - Interstellar Fugitives (Underground Resistance) = seems to represent about all the artists on this label, with people like Suburban Knight and Drexciya - V/A - Direct Beat (430 West) - V/A - Blueprints for Modern Techno (Plus8) - V/A - From our minds to yours (Plus8) ***The "Holy Trinity" comps*** - Model 500 - Classics (R&S) = the earliest works of Juan Atkins solo (since it seems there were 3 people involved in Cybotron), I think it better stands the test of time than the Cybotron stuff, the version of No UFOs included here is a remix - Derrick May - Innovator 2CD (Transmat) = there are two tracks more on the european version ? anyway, it seems to have almost all Derrick May has released, including several versions of Strings of Life - Kevin Saunderson - Faces and Phases 2CD (Planet E) = spans his whole career (for now), representing the more "commercial" part of techno, but no "big fun" ? ***Artist comps*** - John Beltran - Earth & Nightfall (R&S) - Underground Resistance - Revolution For Change (Network) - The Martian - LBK-6251876 (Red Planet) - Drexciya - The Quest (Submerge) - Moodymann - A Silent Introduction (Planet E) - Theo Parrish - Sound Signature (Sound Signature) - Jeff Mills : Purpose Maker - Common Factor : Dreams from Elsewhere - Octave One comps - Jason Hodges comp ***Albums*** - Carl Craig - Landcruising (Blanco Y Negro) = not a comp but an album, with long instrumental pieces, closer to straight techno than house, and my favorite Craig work to date, probably because the tracks seem so evocative of travel - X-101 - Sonic Destroyer (Tresor) ***Mix CDs*** - Jeff Mills : Live from Liquid Room - DJ Rolando - Aztec Mix (Underground Resistance) - Derrick May : Mix-Up (Studio K7!) - Stacey Pullen : DJ Kicks (Studio K7!) ... and more generally, tons of mix CDs on Studio K7!, in their Mix-up, DJ Kicks and X-Mix series, as well as their Electro Boogie series - BTW, is Dave Clarke Detroit ? and what about the artists featured on his Electro Boogie mix ?
Re: [313] Santonio Echols
Good luck hunting. Rhythim is Rhythim Strings of Life Networkretro 1999 Santonio Kisses Tresor House 1995 Santonio Deep Cover Tresor House 1995 The Santonio Project Clouds of Thunder Cyren America 1992 DJ Tone Insanity KMS UK 1992 Tronik House Straight Outta Hell Network 1992 Low Key Rainforest Serious Grooves 1992 Reese & Santonio Structure FFRR 1990 Reese & Santonio Just Want Another Chance House Classics 1989 Reese Rock To The Beat Target 1989 Reese & Santonio Bounce your Body to the Box KMS 1988 Reese & Santonio The Sound (Remix) KMS 1988 Reese & Santonio Truth of Self Evidence KMS 1988 Reese & Santonio, The Sound Kool Kat 1988 Reese & Santonio The Sound KMS Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: [313] Older people's views on detriot?-demf
My Mom (over 50 but fighting) went and loved it while I was stuck in SF wishing I was there. She goes out to the old people clubs where they play la bouche and other cheese dance pop, but loves house I have played, although she liked Rolando's Aztec Mystic mix the best. She also said she thought mdma sounded pretty neat after the reading the Time article a few weeks back. Parents just aren't the same as they used to be methinks. On Sat, 24 Jun 2000 16:43:34 PDT, Diana Potts wrote: > > > On the DEMF tip there were tons of "older" people getting down and loving > the music. Lots of parents of performers totally getting into the beats and > vibe. It was so great to see...and lets not forget all the little kids too > shakin their little legs. > > > > d > > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com > > > - > 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] New Techno Names/The Advent
Sam Sessions...I don't like him. tribal techno songs that are good for oh, about 1 1/2 minutes and then it is just boring from there. there are alot of people out there spinning his stuff like it is the greatest stuff out there, though. jeff "THOU SHALT REMEMBER THE FUNK AND KEEP IT HOLY" -George Clinton > -Original Message- > From: Cyclone Wehner [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Monday, June 26, 2000 10:28 AM > To: 313 Detroit > Subject: [313] New Techno Names/The Advent > > I am desperately looking for basic biog info on the following new school > techno DJ/producers: > > - Gaetek > - Ade Fenton > - Chris McCormack > - Umek > - Samuel Sessions > - Fumuya Tanaka (sp?) > > > > Any tips? > > Also someone mentioned that there was a new Advent LP a while ago entitled > Past Forward. Was this actually an LP or EP as I have only seen a double > 12" > pack called that. > > > > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
RE: [313] Detroit comps
I know the answer is probably no, but has the Chameleon below anything to do with the Chameleon the two guys from Global Communication used to release Jungle stuff ? Gwendal > -Original Message- > From: FRED MCMURRY [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2000 7:56 PM > To: 313@hyperreal.org > Subject: Re: [313] Detroit comps > > > Underground Resistance:Interstellar Fugitives (UR045) from 1998 > feat. > The Suburban Knight "Maroon" > UR "Nannytown" > Gerald Mitchell "Soulsaver" > The Aztec Mystic "Mi Raza" > Perception "Mirage" > Chaos "Afrogermanic" > Drexciya "Aquatacizem" > The Infiltrator "Thought 1" > Mad Mike "Moor Horseman on Bolarus 5" > Chameleon "Thought 2" > Andre Holland "Unabomber" > UR "Negative Evolution" > > excellent compilation from the UR crew. > __ > __ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at > http://www.hotmail.com > > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
Isolee "Rest"
Sorry if I missed a post on this, but does anyone know if there's a US release in the works on this? How about a realaudio URL for it? -- There4IM
New Techno Names/The Advent
I am desperately looking for basic biog info on the following new school techno DJ/producers: - Gaetek - Ade Fenton - Chris McCormack - Umek - Samuel Sessions - Fumuya Tanaka (sp?) Any tips? Also someone mentioned that there was a new Advent LP a while ago entitled Past Forward. Was this actually an LP or EP as I have only seen a double 12" pack called that.
Re: [313] Santonio Echols
i've got a santonio echols disk, can't remeber the label, two tracks, one is has samples 'ask not what you can do for your country...' and the other is a slice of very funky techno/house. it's late 80, early 90s. i know the 'ask not what..' track also appeared on one of the 'correct use of techno' releases. some of his stuff also appeared on the tresor house label in the mid 90s. there are also one or two tracks on the 'detroit: true people' cd. one of them is an absolute blinder. james FC3 Richards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 06/25/2000 10:00:35 PM To: "'313@hyperreal.org'" <313@hyperreal.org> cc:(bcc: James Bucknell/Magazines/Hearst) Subject: [313] Santonio Echols is there any work out there by Santonio Echols besides the tracks that he did with Kevin Saunderson way back when??? jeff "THOU SHALT REMEMBER THE FUNK AND KEEP IT HOLY" -George Clinton - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [313] bent crayon mailout
Please stop reposting this matter to the list its already been here. todd Jason wrote: > just spotted this: > > VA: House Party 013: Carl Craig Presents Planet E Mix CD (NEXTERA). > "Compiled and mixed live by Carl Craig and DJ Peter Anthony of two Technics > turntables with a Pioneer DJM-500 DJ Mixer, November 1999 at Electron Labs, > Detroit USA. Post-production by Carl Craig featuring the Korg KAOSS Pad at > Electron Labs, Detroit. Featuring: Chaz Vincent- "Dream Zenith 2", > Paperclip People- "Floor", Designer Music- "Stevie Knows", Alton Miller- > "Exstasol", Common Factor- "North Nights", Recloose- "Soul Clap 2000", > Paperclip People- "Steam", Gemini- "Crossing Mars", Common Factor- "Pisces > Groove", Chaz Vincent- "Tom Cat", BFC- "Galaxy", Common Factor- "Will"." > 13.99 > > jason > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [313] jeff mills mix cd
Actually, this isn't a mix-CD. Cheers Cyclone >also on the bent crayon list: > >MILLS, JEFF: The Art of Connecting CD (NEXTERA).
jeff mills mix cd
also on the bent crayon list: MILLS, JEFF: The Art of Connecting CD (NEXTERA). New compilation of Jeff Mills material, only released in the Czech Republic and Australia -- will not be issued in any other countries. "Track titles: 'Deckard' (unreleased), 'Nepta' (taken from AX-015: The Other Day EP), 'Gamma Player' (taken from AX-012: Humana EP), 4 Art (unreleased), 'Pacific State Of Mind' (unreleased), 'Cobolt' (taken from AX-016 Very EP), 'The Bells' (taken from PM-002 Kat Moda EP), 'Java' (taken from PM-001 Java EP), 'UFO' (unreleased), 'Utopia' (taken from AX-008 Cycle 30 EP). All compositions produced, mixed, and edited by Jeff Mills for Axis Records. Recorded at the Spider Formation in Chicago. The Art of Connecting is dedicated to those who feel the need to express what they feel through the amazing art form of electronic music." 13.99
bent crayon mailout
just spotted this: VA: House Party 013: Carl Craig Presents Planet E Mix CD (NEXTERA). "Compiled and mixed live by Carl Craig and DJ Peter Anthony of two Technics turntables with a Pioneer DJM-500 DJ Mixer, November 1999 at Electron Labs, Detroit USA. Post-production by Carl Craig featuring the Korg KAOSS Pad at Electron Labs, Detroit. Featuring: Chaz Vincent- "Dream Zenith 2", Paperclip People- "Floor", Designer Music- "Stevie Knows", Alton Miller- "Exstasol", Common Factor- "North Nights", Recloose- "Soul Clap 2000", Paperclip People- "Steam", Gemini- "Crossing Mars", Common Factor- "Pisces Groove", Chaz Vincent- "Tom Cat", BFC- "Galaxy", Common Factor- "Will"." 13.99 jason
Re: [313] Classic Kraftwerk Find/New Wave suggestions
'the garden' by john fox. he was originally with...ultravox, i think. Frank Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 06/24/2000 09:13:53 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org cc: Mxyzptlk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (bcc: James Bucknell/Magazines/Hearst) Subject: Re: [313] Classic Kraftwerk Find/New Wave suggestions "The Steps" by Visage is a classic, slow and dark synth mood peace. Frank > Mxyzptlk wrote: > > > > Can you narrow the category a bit? > > Sure, I am looking for stuff along the lines of In a Lonely Place by New > Order and Ghosts by Japan. I am looking for moody, slow records with > deep synth sounds, something that would have been an outgrowth of Here > Are The Young Men by Joy Division. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
nick craddock/darkest energy
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Fwd: flatplastic.com relaunch / version 7.0
From: "Giles Dickerson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: flatplastic.com relaunch / version 7.0 Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2000 10:26:27 -0400 h o u s e h e a d s / [ as a pre-into note, I no longer belong to the 313 and techhouse lists due to my busy work schedule so would someone who belongs to these lists forward this message to the relevant mailing lists and other important individuals i have missed here ] flatplastic.com, as of last night has relaunched in a new format. the focus of flatplastic will from henceforth be entirely on the weekly show. due to tremendous demands for the cds, and difficulty managing international currency exchanges, the weekly HOUSEMIX will now be available in a streaming stereo REAL AUDIO format, as well as a downloadable and streamable MP3 which you can then take with you on the road, as technology for this becomes more readily available I'm sure this will be the preferred medium. the show will now be one hour, mixed live by myself and guest dj's weekly, and will as my show always has, featuring a diversity of the vest house music from the past and present, covering everything from banging techno-house, to deep soulful moody house, from minimal bleepy german tracks to the organic sounds of the new york underground. You'll hear music from Detroit, Chicago, New York, West Coast, East Coast, Germany, Japan, Sweden, England, France and anywhere else good house music is coming from. most importantly as anyone who knows me knows, i play a healthy dose of the rare, the deep, and the eclectic that are both hard to find and not often played. the format will be the mix and the tracklisting, and that's it, in one simple page updated weekly. this way the show will be available globally, and people who want to have a copy of the show can download the MP3 if they so desire. so now, without further ado, I invite you to visit the new flatplastic.com and experience the FLATPLASTIC HOUSEMIX, just like it has been for four years running. spread the word. best regards / giles dickerson / flatplastic.com Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
RE: [313] Older people's views on detriot?
Same story here. My mom just turned 50 and over the years I have been playing so many cd's (my turntables used to be in a seperate room above the garage) in the morning (to get my engine going) that she became used to it and sometimes she said: 'I really like this, what is it?'. Thanks to years of enthousiastically talking about my idols and the parties I went to, my mom knows a lot of artists by name and she's pretty well-informed (for a mom that is...). I'm really lucky she let me go to all these parties even if it was far away or abroad. Now I live together with my girlfriend in the city of Ghent, but I'm still gratefull she never attempted to supress my musical ideas. Thanks mom!! John -Original Message- From: Diana Potts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2000 1:41 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: [313] Older people's views on detriot? >From my parents just simply being around me they've learned alot about the music. My dad is in his 50's and completely knows who Kenny Larkin and Richie Hawtin are. My mom likes Theorem (dales's) stuff too. I had Terrence Parker's 'Ten',CD one, playing in my car the other day and my dad said 'can we listen to that on our next road trip?!' They like the housier stuff better, and like some of the minimal and downtempo stuff as well. Though I must say, however, my mom has a small heart attack every time I come home with a big brown bag or records-but she thinks of it as just the thing "i collect" :) i love my parents:) diana >From: "Ben" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Reply-To: "Ben" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: "313" <313@hyperreal.org> >Subject: [313] Older people's views on detriot? >Date: Sat, 24 Jun 2000 21:44:33 +0200 > >Hi everyone hope you are keeping well! I was just remembering a friends >Granddad (God bless his soul) saying how the music blew his mind sometimes, >but asked if it could be played lower! :-) (The guy was in his 70's). Do >any of you have similar stories of older generations views on Detroit? I'd >be interested to hear. Peace 2 all. > >Ben. > > >- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [313] Favorite Mills?
I´ll stick 2 Final cut-Deep into the cut! no mercy, like front242 but soulfull. And a lot of "Apocalyps now" samples.
Favorite Mills?
" Black is the number" (AX-012 Purpose Maker) or "Gamma Player" from Humana, the rest is good but doesn't come even close. W
Re: [313] the appeals of repetition...
You should check out the book "More Brilliant than the Sun" by Kodwo Eshun. Jared Wilson OBSOLETE RECORDS Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: [313] Derrick May DEMF track id
I've tried my best to find what I can about this tune. Shows how sad I am I guess but all I've found (from the ONE decent person that replied to my mail) is that it ...could be dutch and sounds about 5 years old... Hmmm, if anyone knows you'd better tell me. Also, what's the tune on Dego's set - Part 1 - 22 mins in. I want this... someone knows... Thanks, Nick:) --- Stewart Moroney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Please help, I need this tune. > > DEMF Derrick May part-2 28 mins in. > > Stewart > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > __ Do You Yahoo!? Get Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/
Re: [313] Detroit Grand Trance-Bahs
Whats the deal on this? I'd only want to own it for novelty purposes but it seems quite odd putting ghetto and trance together. anyways -mike sounds very miami to me like a track manufactured for power96 (i think it's the last of the "power" stations... anyone know of any other surviving?) peace, holly
radius this friday
Quick plug, apologies for non-UK readers... :: r a d i u s :: who :: Tyler T-Bone Stadius (Sonar, Vancouver) :: & residents Raeph Powell & Tom Churchill (Headspace) what :: Deep house and then some! when :: Friday June 30 / 2200-0300 where :: Clwb Ifor Bach / Cardiff cost :: 5/6 ukp info :: [EMAIL PROTECTED] :: http://www.clwbifor.com :: 07976 898514 Cheers, Tom
Re: [313] Classic Kraftwerk Find-ULTRAVOX
Intermodal wrote: While we are on the subject of classic finds, does anyone have any good recommendations for obscure but good new wave records? I'm sure you've already checked "Herr X" (Mister X) by Ultravox. "Alleys of your mind" was heavily based on that record. (I wouldn't call it a copy, but it comes close). Does Rinon or anybody know if Herr X is released as a 12"? Cause I'm thinkin' gettin it... Proffit Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: [313] Sahko Recordings ?
Fred Giannelli wrote: Not Detroit related but, does anyone on this list know how to contact Tommi Gronlund from Sahko Recordings? -Try if this works: Sähkö Recordings / Puu c/o a.men Oy Tehtaankatu 27-29 D 74 00150 Helsinki FINLAND E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Proffit Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
RE: [313] Classic Kraftwerk Find
>As a matter of fact if I remember correctly, it looked like the cover of >Refried Ectoplasm (Switched On Volume 2), I believe there was only 1,500 >vinyl pieces ever released of it. But I not sure if it was full-length EP >or single 12" I've got this. Its a 2x12", orange vinyl. Respect JasonB > - Original Message - > From: "Intermodal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "JavierDrada" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2000 2:26 PM > Subject: Re: [313] Classic Kraftwerk Find > > > > Hey Javier, > > > > Do you mean Stereolab or Vanguard Stereolab? > > > > mt > > > > I even saw some collectors, "Stereo Lab" vinyl > > > pieces. > > > > > > 504.522.0530 tel > > > 504.522.0529 fax > > > > > > Magic Bus Records & CD's > > > 527 Conti Street > > > New Orleans, LA 70130 > > > > > > peace. > > > > > > j.d. > > > www.undergroundcommittee.com > > > > > > - > > > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > -- > > Michael Taylor : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > http://homes.arealcity.com/Intermodal/index.html > > http://www.mp3.com/TheMSProject > > http://www.egroups.com/group/tech-gear > > "Occasional collisions unexpectedly encountered determine > > the direction of a lifetime. " Elias Canetti > > > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
Re: [313] New Mills, Hood, Craig, Shake, 430 West...
These are just the previously unreleased tracks. >MILLS, JEFF: The Art of Connecting CD (NEXTERA). New compilation of Jeff >Mills material, only released in the Czech Republic and Australia I thought Sweden was mentioned too? Also Poland?? Don't quote me on that. 'Deckard' >(unreleased), This is a cool, cinematic track composed as an imaginary film score. Would suit a time lapse photography type scenario. 'Pacific State Of Mind' >(unreleased), Playful and sexy - sounds like a Millsian Nude Photo! Has this girl laughing on it. 'UFO' >(unreleased) More dramatic, quite hard and driving. I am sure 4 Art was on another compilation?
Anyone else waiting on records from Johanna Thomson?
I'm wondering if anyone else out there is still waiting on records from Johanna Thomson. If you are, please drop me a line. >From the past thread on this I am guessing there are several of you out there. Matt
Re: [313] Re: UR Vote
In a message dated 6/23/00 12:18:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << yeah, when i see an isolee record, i don't hesitate to listen to it. i've heard 'the rest' album several times now. i'm finally in love. first few times it just didn't do it for me. i'll probably pick up my copy tommorrow.-m >> For once I am not in agreement with people over a great album (usually my opinions are similar to what I hear on this listen): first time I heard "Rest" I was just amazed. Next ten or so listens still in awe. Not as awestruck now but this is probably the new full-length of 2000. Matt
RE: [313] RE: Detroit Techno & Art
hey that stuff is on ESPN too!!! "THOU SHALT REMEMBER THE FUNK AND KEEP IT HOLY" -George Clinton > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2000 10:35 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org > Subject: Re: [313] RE: Detroit Techno & Art > > In a message dated 24/06/00 11:43:10 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > > Mark Pauline from SRL used to do some pretty off the hook stuff. As time > > has progressed he has gotten a little more business oriented and he > > isn't quite as radical as he once was. He isn't attacking bill boards > > anymore, he isn't stealing his supplies from factories anymore either. > > ;) These days the stuff that is probably getting him the most attention > > is the Robot Wars events in SF that he organizes. If you watched > > Discovery and TLC a couple years ago the events used to get coverage on > > their tech shows. Remote control robots that smash each other up while > > the onlooking crowd cheers, its like Rome with IC's. > >
RE: [313] warped
i was told if you put it in the oven at a low temp and then take it out and put something heavy and flat on top of it then it will flatten out...but i think that is a last resort for badly warped vinyl. i also need to know because my Velocity Funk record is warped and the side with Banjo skips between it and the other track (whose name i can't remember) jeff "THOU SHALT REMEMBER THE FUNK AND KEEP IT HOLY" -George Clinton > -Original Message- > From: Christos Michalakis [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2000 5:07 PM > To: 313@hyperreal.org > Subject: [313] warped > > I know that this has been discussed before, but I have some slightly > warped vinyl. How can I flatten it? Thanks in advance. > > -- > --- > Christos Michalakis "I'm a Canadian. Its kind of like an American, > [EMAIL PROTECTED] except without the gun." > (734) 622-8398-David Foley > -- > --- > > > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
Santonio Echols
is there any work out there by Santonio Echols besides the tracks that he did with Kevin Saunderson way back when??? jeff "THOU SHALT REMEMBER THE FUNK AND KEEP IT HOLY" -George Clinton
demf
howdy peepz anyone know how if i can get a demf poster? it sounds kinda cool. p-dogg
New Mills, Hood, Craig, Shake, 430 West...
Just read about some impressive new Detroit-related releases that i thought others might like to know about. Here are the details on each. MILLS, JEFF: The Art of Connecting CD (NEXTERA). New compilation of Jeff Mills material, only released in the Czech Republic and Australia -- will not be issued in any other countries. "Track titles: 'Deckard' (unreleased), 'Nepta' (taken from AX-015: The Other Day EP), 'Gamma Player' (taken from AX-012: Humana EP), 4 Art (unreleased), 'Pacific State Of Mind' (unreleased), 'Cobolt' (taken from AX-016 Very EP), 'The Bells' (taken from PM-002 Kat Moda EP), 'Java' (taken from PM-001 Java EP), 'UFO' (unreleased), 'Utopia' (taken from AX-008 Cycle 30 EP). All compositions produced, mixed, and edited by Jeff Mills for Axis Records. Recorded at the Spider Formation in Chicago. The Art of Connecting is dedicated to those who feel the need to express what they feel through the amazing art form of electronic music." VA: House Party 013: Carl Craig Presents Planet E Mix CD (NEXTERA). "Compiled and mixed live by Carl Craig and DJ Peter Anthony of two Technics turntables with a Pioneer DJM-500 DJ Mixer, November 1999 at Electron Labs, Detroit USA. Post-production by Carl Craig featuring the Korg KAOSS Pad at Electron Labs, Detroit. Featuring: Chaz Vincent- "Dream Zenith 2", Paperclip People- "Floor", Designer Music- "Stevie Knows", Alton Miller- "Exstasol", Common Factor- "North Nights", Recloose- "Soul Clap 2000", Paperclip People- "Steam", Gemini- "Crossing Mars", Common Factor- "Pisces Groove", Chaz Vincent- "Tom Cat", BFC- "Galaxy", Common Factor- "Will"." ROBERT HOOD Nighttime World Vol 2 US - 14 tracks+prod. by Robert Hood. Delicious diverse mix of moody tech, techno jazz, mysterious soundtrack like pieces, riveting tech minimalism, space jazz, spoken word and more! CD M-PLANT DA SAMPLA Samplaholic - 3 tracks+prod. by Da Sampla: Pop; The rider; Lamented. Anthony 'Shake' Shakir appears in his 'Da Sampla' guise. Da Sampla serves up a quirky foray into eclectic sounds and elusive funk, somewhere in between house, techno, electro and trip hop. The mysterious, ominous, tech housey 'The Rider' stands out. 12 MOODS & GROOVES RANDOM NOISE GENERATION Links in the chain - 13 tracks+prod. by Random Noise Generation. Following a steady series of dance floor EPs, Random Noise Generation has reached the next level, a decryption of encryption, a journey to the exploratory realm of the mind's eye and the ear's mind. 'Links in the chain' compiles the best of R.N.G. into a collection of dance floor/mind moving music. This collection chronicles the R.N.G. history from their first hit track 'Falling in dub' in 1992 to new unreleased songs for the 2000. The funk driven rhythms of Random Noise Generation have moved crowds for the last 8 years, and this is the definitive collection. CD 430 WEST RANDOM NOISE GENERATION Links In The Chain 2xLPs - 7 tracks+prod. by Random Noise Generation: Instrument of change; The beginning; Echelon (PGP edit); The reckoning; Badge of honor; We can survive; Falling in dub. Following a steady series of dance floor EPs, R.N.G. has reached the next level, a decryption of incryption, a journey to the exploratory realm of the mind's eye and the ear's mind. Now available on double vinyl pack, 'Links in the chain' compiles the best of R.N.G. into a collection of dance floor/mind moving music. DP 430 WEST Anybody have reviews of these? -->-Lance--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states
Re: [313] mills records
Utopia is my fave too! From: "Cyborg K" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] CC: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: [313] mills records Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2000 22:38:45 GMT I love Utopia... that very abstract and expressionist track that he opens the live at the liquid room CD with. The parts he doesn't play on that disc are great too though! --dave Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: [313] Older people's views on detriot?
- Original Message - From: Ben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 313 <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2000 8:44 PM Subject: [313] Older people's views on detriot? > Hi everyone hope you are keeping well! I was just remembering a friends > Granddad (God bless his soul) saying how the music blew his mind sometimes, > but asked if it could be played lower! :-) (The guy was in his 70's). Do > any of you have similar stories of older generations views on Detroit? I'd > be interested to hear. Peace 2 all. > > Ben. HiYa Ben and the rest of the tech heads Us old git's still go ya no...( I,m 49 by the way and not ready for the wheel chair just yet) I remember when I first saw Kraftwerk and Tangerine Dream - live, back in 76. I was in the RAF and serving time in Germany god it blew my mind, the heaviest thing then was Pink Floyd. Since then I have become an audio design/engineer (The Dome in London! it's one of mine) and developed my own equipment - and yes I DO LOVE TECHNO / ELECTRONICA.. Its only a modern version of T Dream anyway. If any of us old gits can help you young "sprogs" (military for yung'uns) then fire away, I will help ya with technical audio, mixing, production etc, problems. Just to really pee you young un's off, if you want to hear my latest techno mix e-mail me and I will send you it in ASF (media player) format. Good luck and stay off the drugs, OK experience talking ere.It catch's up with ya, believe me. Stick to booze, sex and ciggies. Steve e-mail me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
warped
I know that this has been discussed before, but I have some slightly warped vinyl. How can I flatten it? Thanks in advance. - Christos Michalakis "I'm a Canadian. Its kind of like an American, [EMAIL PROTECTED] except without the gun." (734) 622-8398 -David Foley -
