Re: [313] Rick Wade (was Alan Oldham comics...etc,etc)
I'm seeing a hybrid of Narc (member that one!?) and the Wu Tang game. Like Narc you'd have to destroy the evil big boss man, in this case Sony Records execs, and like the Wu game you'd get to choose between the various UR characters. Maybe even in 'special' mode you could choose the vague characters of Drexciya! Other characters could be the Burden brothers (like Double Dragon!!) Mad Mike, Rolando, etc Vince - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 5:27 AM Subject: Re: [313] Rick Wade (was Alan Oldham comics...etc,etc) > In a message dated 13/07/00 05:46:09 GMT Daylight Time, > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > > How bout a UR videogame? This provides the opportunity to incorporate the > > music with the characters, and... well... it would be cool ;`) > > Here's an idea! Sell it to Nintendo for the 64, or Sega for the Dreamcast, > its their ultimate chance to bash on their main rival, it could be based > around UR's battles with Sony (responsible for playstation of course) and > allow the player to beat the crap out of fat record execs and the like. The > various UR artists definately have video game friendly names, and the > soundtrack would be UR throughout of course, however, if you lose the game, > the gameover music could be the ripoff trance version of Knights of the > Jaguar! > > While I doubt it will ever happen, its not that ridiculously far fetched of > an idea, the Wu-Tang Clan have their own fighting game out for playstation, > and its actually quite good. I wish I was a brilliant programmer, and I'd > make it happen! Saying that, I doubt UR would be very interested in dealing > with big video game companys and the like... > > Aaron > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
Re: [313] need help on KDJ/Moodymann discog (long)
oooh, my apologies for confusing anyone who's now looking for 2 Andres
12"'s. thought i ordered 2 seperate ones, but received the double pack and
a 12" instead... perhaps there is another... most probably it was a typo
@the place i ordered from.
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Manika K Arora
www.umich.edu/~shanthi
On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, mkarora wrote:
> there are 2 before the double...just got them.
>
>
> __
> Manika K Arora
> www.umich.edu/~shanthi
>
>
> On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Peter B Leidy wrote:
>
> >
> > And the first Andres 12" (or were there 2 before the new one?)
> > -maybe this was #20 or 24 you're missing- can check when I get home..
> >
> > also chiming in on the Soul City 12" - very nice. :]
> >
> >
> > On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Giles Dickerson wrote:
> >
> > > I believe you're missing soul sounds #1 / on soul city / which is on of my
> > > favorites / submerge carries it. Also the recent 2 x 12" Andres.
> > >
> > > -Giles.
> > >
> > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > >
> > > > Since there doesn't seem to be a KDJ discography
> > > > extant anywhere on the web, and I think one would
> > > > be very useful, I'm trying to assemble one. I don't,
> > > > however, have close to all his 12"s. So I need some
> > > > 313 experts to assist. What I have is below. Please
> > > > correct any mistakes in track listings, catalog #'s,
> > > > year of release dates, etc. and especially tell me any
> > > > Moodymann releases I don't have. I haven't listed
> > > > any remixes or compilation appearances yet.
> > > >
> > > > Do these KDJ label releases exist?
> > > > KDJ 001 (is this "Moody Trax"?), KDJ 002,
> > > > KDJ 011, KDJ 014, KDJ 016, KDJ 20 and KDJ 24.
> > > >
> > > > Thanks all for the help!
> > > >
> > > > Matt
> > > >
> > > > KDJ/Moodymann
> > > > Discography v1.2
> > > >
> > > > Note: KDJ is Moodymann???s label. It has a somewhat
> > > > confusing # order AFAIK. I include releases on it NOT
> > > > by KDJ himself (marked below) just so people are
> > > > not further confused wondering if certain releases
> > > > exist or if they are by KDJ himself.
> > > >
> > > > Moodymann: The Dancer 12??*
> > > > 01: The Dancer
> > > > 02: Long Hot Sex Nights
> > > > 03: The Dancer (DJ Tonka remix)
> > > > After Midnight 004, 1997
> > > > re-release: UCA 067, 1999
> > > >
> > > > Moodymann: Don???t Be Misled! 12??*
> > > > 01: Don???t Be Misled #1
> > > > 02: Don???t Be Misled #2
> > > > 03: untitled (Laidback Luke RMX)
> > > > 04: untitled
> > > > After Midnight 006, 1996
> > > > re-release: UCA 073, 2000
> > > >
> > > > Moodymann: I Can???t Kick This Feelin??? 12??*
> > > > 01: I Can???t Kick This Feelin???
> > > > 02: Music People (Unreleased Mix)
> > > > 03: I Can???t Kick This Feelin??? (Sensurreal RMX)
> > > > 04: Music People
> > > > After Midnight 008, 1997
> > > >
> > > > Kenny Dixon Jr.: Emotional Content 12??*
> > > > 01: Don???t You Want My Love
> > > > 02: tp???s Emotionally Deep RMX
> > > > 03: Moodymann???s Mix
> > > > Intangible 509, 1998
> > > >
> > > > KDJ: Moody Trax 12??*
> > > > ?? exists ??
> > > > KDJ 001 (??), 1994 (??)
> > > >
> > > > KDJ: The Day We Lost 12??*
> > > > 01: The Day We Lost the Soul
> > > > 02: Tribute (to the soul we lost)
> > > > KDJ 003, 1997 (?)
> > > >
> > > > KDJ: Long Hot Sex Nights 12??*
> > > > 01: Long Hot Sex Nights
> > > > 02: The Dancer
> > > > KDJ 004, 1997 (?)
> > > >
> > > > KDJ: I Feel Joy 12??*
> > > > 01: Inspirations From a Small Black Church on the Eastside of
> > > > Detroit
> > > > 02: I Feel Joy
> > > > 03: Lake Shore Drive (produced by Theo Parrish)
> > > > KDJ 005, 1997 (?)
> > > >
> > > > Moodymann: I Can???t Kick This Feeling When It Hits
> > > > 01: I Can???t Kick This Feeling When It Hits
> > > > 02: Music People
> > > > KDJ 006, 1997 (?)
> > > >
> > > > Moodymann: The City 12??*
> > > > 01: Don't Be Misled #1 ("The Suburbs")
> > > > 02: Don't Be Misled #2 ("The City")
> > > > 03: untitled
> > > > KDJ 007, 1998 (?)
> > > >
> > > > ???What Do You See??* 12??* (?)
> > > > 01: Soul Edge: ???Get On Up!!??* (Theo???s Late Dub)
> > > > KDJ 008, 1997 (?)
> > > > If this is the only track I guess this is a Theo Parrish 12??*?
> > > >
> > > > Just Anotha Nigga: U Can Dance If U Want 2 2x12??*
> > > > 01: untitled
> > > > 02: untitled
> > > > 03: untitled
> > > > 04: untitled
> > > > 05: untitled
> > > > KDJ 009, 1996
> > > >
> > > > In Loving Memory 12??*
> > > > (no tracklisting yet)
> > > > KDJ 010, 1997
> > > >
> > > > Moodymann: Joy Pt. II 12??*
> > > > 01: Joy Pt. II
> > > > 02: Sunday Morning Answering Machine
> > > > KDJ 012, 1997
> > > >
> > > > KDJ: Trues 12??*
> > > > 01: Trues
> > > > 02: Piece of Mind
> > > > 03: And This Club Song
> > > > KDJ 013, 1998 (?)
> > > >
> > > > Amerika 12??*
> > > > (no tracklisting yet)
> > > > KDJ 015, 1997 (?)
> > > >
> > > > Kenny D
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Subject: [313] share...vari
>> And also from the same book, it seems Cybotron (Rick Davies + Juan Atkins) was a lot anterior to the May and Saunderson releases << The Cybotron releases came out ages before the term "techno" was around! Clear and later Techno City first appeared over here on the early Streetsounds Electro series which were released in 1983-4, and I put them in my "electro" box without question! Techno started to appear over here about 1987-8 as acid house started to burn out through the media furore! BABY DIDDY
Re: [313] dj mix online just for you
hey thanks for the mix Peter. it took 313 seconds to translate from mp3 to wav format. good job! now for some self promotion: my dj crew here in st. louis (the litterthugz) will be playing this saturday night to a full house at a belleville, il club called 313! the crew focus is soul/funk/beats/hiphop but my thing is getro mixed with 80s dance hits and current r&b. see you there! joe beuckman http://www.beigerecords.com/litterthugz Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Subject: Re: Johanna Thomson-progress
I did a big deal with Johanna a few months back and everything went through okay, despite being a six weeks delay. However it sounds like there are quite a few people are owed stuff they paid for several months back. >From what I gathered at the time, she was planning to emigrate very soon after I received my parcel, which was the end of March, meaning that she is probably not in the UK, or as Jim Profitt has just received a parcel, she has possibly just returned to visit family or friends - I think this follows since he received an e-mail "apology" a week beforehand, when she would have been able to access her e-mail again. It may very well be that she "bit off more than she can chew" in selling so many records. When I was in a similar position a couple of years back it was a nightmare trying to keep track of who had what, trying to find packaging, keeping in check who had paid and so on (with apparent deadlines overhead!). I would think that it is quite possible to track where she is, so If any of you still after stuff want to give me a shout I'll see what we can do about locating her. And Johanna, if you are out there get in touch and let us know what is going on. People will definitely bitch at you, but I'm sure they will be a little more understanding if they know that they will see there records some time in the future! BABY DIDDY
DUB I massive or minute..?
In a message dated 11/07/00 7:06:52 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Oh, and Rampe D records also has a strong dub influence > Frankfurt/Berlin seems to have a strong raggae and dub scene. I know that's > stating the obvious but I've been curious as to why this is so. Is there a > large immigrant population from Trinidad/Jamaica like there is in the UK? > Yes I heard somewhere that the largest consumption of dub and reggae records outside of Jamaica is in Germany, esp Berlin and Frankfurt. What's the correlation actually - i) shared love of bass heavy and delayed fx music ii) extremely high quality herbals, iii) both or iv) other One can definitely hear the strong influences of Perry and Tubby in the records of Basic Channel, Chain Reaction, ~Scape, DIN, Rhythm &Sound/Tikiman/ Main St. Certainly I wouldn't go as far to say that Berlin has shared weather patterns with Jamaica- or is it some other unperceived metaphysical connection? That put forward, I can't recommend more the relatively new albm on Stefan Betke's (Pole) label Staedizm. Amazing new wave of dub textures from artists such as Vlad Delay, Modernist, Pole, Kit Clayton etc. A_Zed _ Program Co-ordinator, Ambient Zone RTRFM 92.1 Sunday Electronic Listening [http://rtrfm.ii.net] Perth, W.Aust (WST) 23.00-01.00 Detroit (EST) 10.00-12.00 Frankfurt (CET)/ London(GMT)16.00-18.00
RE: [313] need help on KDJ/Moodymann discog (long)
KDJ 11 "The Godson" ep By Rick Wilhite
01 Drum Patterns & Memories (Rick's Morning Service Mix)
02 Drum Patterns & Memories (MM Mix)
03 Dreams of yesterday (Rick's Never Will Forget Mix)
KDJ 20 Andres
01 Set u free
02 Come join the party
03 Out there in the city
04 313 Love
KDJ 24 Andres
01 Material World
02 Reality
I don't think 14 and 16 were ever released
Stewart
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 13 July 2000 17:16
> To: 313@hyperreal.org
> Subject: [313] need help on KDJ/Moodymann discog (long)
>
>
>
> Since there doesn't seem to be a KDJ discography
> extant anywhere on the web, and I think one would
> be very useful, I'm trying to assemble one. I don't,
> however, have close to all his 12"s. So I need some
> 313 experts to assist. What I have is below. Please
> correct any mistakes in track listings, catalog #'s,
> year of release dates, etc. and especially tell me any
> Moodymann releases I don't have. I haven't listed
> any remixes or compilation appearances yet.
>
> Do these KDJ label releases exist?
> KDJ 001 (is this "Moody Trax"?), KDJ 002,
> KDJ 011, KDJ 014, KDJ 016, KDJ 20 and KDJ 24.
>
> Thanks all for the help!
>
> Matt
>
> KDJ/Moodymann
> Discography v1.2
>
> Note: KDJ is Moodymann’s label. It has a somewhat
> confusing # order AFAIK. I include releases on it NOT
> by KDJ himself (marked below) just so people are
> not further confused wondering if certain releases
> exist or if they are by KDJ himself.
>
> Moodymann: The Dancer 12”
> 01: The Dancer
> 02: Long Hot Sex Nights
> 03: The Dancer (DJ Tonka remix)
> After Midnight 004, 1997
> re-release: UCA 067, 1999
>
> Moodymann: Don’t Be Misled! 12”
> 01: Don’t Be Misled #1
> 02: Don’t Be Misled #2
> 03: untitled (Laidback Luke RMX)
> 04: untitled
> After Midnight 006, 1996
> re-release: UCA 073, 2000
>
> Moodymann: I Can’t Kick This Feelin’ 12”
> 01: I Can’t Kick This Feelin’
> 02: Music People (Unreleased Mix)
> 03: I Can’t Kick This Feelin’ (Sensurreal RMX)
> 04: Music People
> After Midnight 008, 1997
>
> Kenny Dixon Jr.: Emotional Content 12”
> 01: Don’t You Want My Love
> 02: tp’s Emotionally Deep RMX
> 03: Moodymann’s Mix
> Intangible 509, 1998
>
> KDJ: Moody Trax 12”
> ?? exists ??
> KDJ 001 (??), 1994 (??)
>
> KDJ: The Day We Lost 12”
> 01: The Day We Lost the Soul
> 02: Tribute (to the soul we lost)
> KDJ 003, 1997 (?)
>
> KDJ: Long Hot Sex Nights 12”
> 01: Long Hot Sex Nights
> 02: The Dancer
> KDJ 004, 1997 (?)
>
> KDJ: I Feel Joy 12”
> 01: Inspirations From a Small Black Church on the Eastside of Detroit
> 02: I Feel Joy
> 03: Lake Shore Drive (produced by Theo Parrish)
> KDJ 005, 1997 (?)
>
> Moodymann: I Can’t Kick This Feeling When It Hits
> 01: I Can’t Kick This Feeling When It Hits
> 02: Music People
> KDJ 006, 1997 (?)
>
> Moodymann: The City 12”
> 01: Don't Be Misled #1 ("The Suburbs")
> 02: Don't Be Misled #2 ("The City")
> 03: untitled
> KDJ 007, 1998 (?)
>
> “What Do You See” 12” (?)
> 01: Soul Edge: “Get On Up!!” (Theo’s Late Dub)
> KDJ 008, 1997 (?)
> If this is the only track I guess this is a Theo Parrish 12”?
>
> Just Anotha Nigga: U Can Dance If U Want 2 2x12”
> 01: untitled
> 02: untitled
> 03: untitled
> 04: untitled
> 05: untitled
> KDJ 009, 1996
>
> In Loving Memory 12”
> (no tracklisting yet)
> KDJ 010, 1997
>
> Moodymann: Joy Pt. II 12”
> 01: Joy Pt. II
> 02: Sunday Morning Answering Machine
> KDJ 012, 1997
>
> KDJ: Trues 12”
> 01: Trues
> 02: Piece of Mind
> 03: And This Club Song
> KDJ 013, 1998 (?)
>
> Amerika 12”
> (no tracklisting yet)
> KDJ 015, 1997 (?)
>
> Kenny Dixon Jr: Black Mahogany 12”
> 01: untitled
> 02: untitled
> KDJ 017, 1997
>
> Theo Parrish: Took Me All the Way Back 12”
> 01: Took Me All the Way Back
> KDJ 018, 1998 (?)
> Moodymann is apparently not involved in this production.
>
> Moodymann: ForeverNoMore one-sided 12”
> 01: ForeverNoMore
> KDJ 019, 1998
>
> Moodymann: Shades of Jae 1 12”
> 01: ?
> 02: ?
> KDJ 021, 1999 (?)
>
> Moodymann: Shades of Jae 2 12”
> 01: Shades of Jae Part 2
> 02: The Set Up
> KDJ 021, 1999 (?)
> Same art as the first KDJ021, same everything
> seemingly except the music in the grooves.
>
> Ron Trent: The Godson, Part II
> 01: Deepest MM (Blaze Dub)
> 02: Urban Tribe Mix
> KDJ 022, 1999 (?)
> Moodymann is apparently not involved in this production.
>
> KDJ: Ya Blessin’ Me 12”
> 01: Ya Blessin’ Me
> 02: The Thief That Stole My Sad Days
> KDJ 023/025, 2000 (?)
>
> KDJ: Limited Edition one-sided 12”
> 01: untitled
> 02: untitled
> Moods & Grooves 005, 2000
>
> Moodymann: Music Is 12”
> 01: The Answering Machine
> 02: Over You
> 03: Dreams of Water Over You
> Music Is 001, 1997
>
> Moodymann: Don’t You Want My Love 12
Re: [313] Rick Wade/the deep end
> they play deep house in washington dc and baltimore... BIG time... and i > certainly wouldn't call svek and plastic city deep house... i'm talking > about yellorange, dancetrax, 95 north, etc... Might as well include Guidance to that short list. Ciao Baby, Joel Fernandez
Re: [313] Rick Wade/the deep end
I've had similar experiences with house music DJs both big and small. One of the only guys I've heard put deepness into a house set was Josh Wink. My experience is that, generally in the US, people feel that the real deep stuff is for late night sets from 4 to 6am for smaller crowds and sofa listening. Everybody wants to "pump up the crowd", as Norman Cook told me once "Play Up, Up, Up". Apparently in Finland deep emotinal house (ie Svek, P Town Sounds, Pagan, Plastic City, etc) is what's played in all the house clubs. Anyone from Finland or somewhere where the deep sound rules the floor? Care to tell us about it? they play deep house in washington dc and baltimore... BIG time... and i certainly wouldn't call svek and plastic city deep house... i'm talking about yellorange, dancetrax, 95 north, etc... later...
RE: [313] Rick Wade/the deep end
For sure it is a joke. Later P.S. : Any info or comments, do it in private Thanks -Original Message- From: Giles Dickerson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 1:22 PM To: FRED MCMURRY Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: [313] Rick Wade/the deep end Please tell me that's a joke. -giles. FRED MCMURRY wrote: > I've had similar experiences with house music DJs both big and small. One of > the only guys I've heard put deepness into a house set was Josh Wink. My > experience is that, generally in the US, people feel that the real deep > stuff is for late night sets from 4 to 6am for smaller crowds and sofa > listening. Everybody wants to "pump up the crowd", as Norman Cook told me > once "Play Up, Up, Up". > Apparently in Finland deep emotinal house (ie Svek, P Town Sounds, Pagan, > Plastic City, etc) is what's played in all the house clubs. Anyone from > Finland or somewhere where the deep sound rules the floor? Care to tell us > about it? > > Fred > > >From: "rol leider" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >To: 313@hyperreal.org > >Subject: RE: [313] Rick Wade (was Alan Oldham comics...etc,etc) > >Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2000 15:24:05 GMT > > > >I heard Rick Wade not so long ago and was very disappointed at his > >selection > >of what was ninetenths generic discoloops with only an occasional deep > >house > >track like the stuff he produces thrown in. What is it with these dj's who > >play such different music to what they produce? I had similar experiences > >with Stacey Pullen and Derrick May. It seems like they don't trust the > >crowd > >will get the deep and challenging tunes, and instead stick with safe and > >easy discoloops. When I see someone like Derrick Carter that's what I > >expect; but with the Detroit dj's I expect more. And I'm not just whinging, > >because I have definitely been treated to the pure and true stuff before: > >Jeff Mills and Claude Young come to mind. Maybe it's just the house dj's > >who > >aren't confident that the deepness is enough > > > >Cheers > > > >Rol > > > > > >Original Message Follows > >From: "Batory, Jason" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > >...Rick subsequently blew me away that night - best set of house I've heard > >in a long, long time. With respect to the local DJs who complemented Rick > >perfectly and made the whole night the most enjoyable I've had for ages. > > > > > > > > > >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 > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [313] need help on KDJ/Moodymann discog (long)
there are 2 before the double...just got them.
__
Manika K Arora
www.umich.edu/~shanthi
On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Peter B Leidy wrote:
>
> And the first Andres 12" (or were there 2 before the new one?)
> -maybe this was #20 or 24 you're missing- can check when I get home..
>
> also chiming in on the Soul City 12" - very nice. :]
>
>
> On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Giles Dickerson wrote:
>
> > I believe you're missing soul sounds #1 / on soul city / which is on of my
> > favorites / submerge carries it. Also the recent 2 x 12" Andres.
> >
> > -Giles.
> >
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > > Since there doesn't seem to be a KDJ discography
> > > extant anywhere on the web, and I think one would
> > > be very useful, I'm trying to assemble one. I don't,
> > > however, have close to all his 12"s. So I need some
> > > 313 experts to assist. What I have is below. Please
> > > correct any mistakes in track listings, catalog #'s,
> > > year of release dates, etc. and especially tell me any
> > > Moodymann releases I don't have. I haven't listed
> > > any remixes or compilation appearances yet.
> > >
> > > Do these KDJ label releases exist?
> > > KDJ 001 (is this "Moody Trax"?), KDJ 002,
> > > KDJ 011, KDJ 014, KDJ 016, KDJ 20 and KDJ 24.
> > >
> > > Thanks all for the help!
> > >
> > > Matt
> > >
> > > KDJ/Moodymann
> > > Discography v1.2
> > >
> > > Note: KDJ is Moodymann???s label. It has a somewhat
> > > confusing # order AFAIK. I include releases on it NOT
> > > by KDJ himself (marked below) just so people are
> > > not further confused wondering if certain releases
> > > exist or if they are by KDJ himself.
> > >
> > > Moodymann: The Dancer 12??*
> > > 01: The Dancer
> > > 02: Long Hot Sex Nights
> > > 03: The Dancer (DJ Tonka remix)
> > > After Midnight 004, 1997
> > > re-release: UCA 067, 1999
> > >
> > > Moodymann: Don???t Be Misled! 12??*
> > > 01: Don???t Be Misled #1
> > > 02: Don???t Be Misled #2
> > > 03: untitled (Laidback Luke RMX)
> > > 04: untitled
> > > After Midnight 006, 1996
> > > re-release: UCA 073, 2000
> > >
> > > Moodymann: I Can???t Kick This Feelin??? 12??*
> > > 01: I Can???t Kick This Feelin???
> > > 02: Music People (Unreleased Mix)
> > > 03: I Can???t Kick This Feelin??? (Sensurreal RMX)
> > > 04: Music People
> > > After Midnight 008, 1997
> > >
> > > Kenny Dixon Jr.: Emotional Content 12??*
> > > 01: Don???t You Want My Love
> > > 02: tp???s Emotionally Deep RMX
> > > 03: Moodymann???s Mix
> > > Intangible 509, 1998
> > >
> > > KDJ: Moody Trax 12??*
> > > ?? exists ??
> > > KDJ 001 (??), 1994 (??)
> > >
> > > KDJ: The Day We Lost 12??*
> > > 01: The Day We Lost the Soul
> > > 02: Tribute (to the soul we lost)
> > > KDJ 003, 1997 (?)
> > >
> > > KDJ: Long Hot Sex Nights 12??*
> > > 01: Long Hot Sex Nights
> > > 02: The Dancer
> > > KDJ 004, 1997 (?)
> > >
> > > KDJ: I Feel Joy 12??*
> > > 01: Inspirations From a Small Black Church on the Eastside of Detroit
> > > 02: I Feel Joy
> > > 03: Lake Shore Drive (produced by Theo Parrish)
> > > KDJ 005, 1997 (?)
> > >
> > > Moodymann: I Can???t Kick This Feeling When It Hits
> > > 01: I Can???t Kick This Feeling When It Hits
> > > 02: Music People
> > > KDJ 006, 1997 (?)
> > >
> > > Moodymann: The City 12??*
> > > 01: Don't Be Misled #1 ("The Suburbs")
> > > 02: Don't Be Misled #2 ("The City")
> > > 03: untitled
> > > KDJ 007, 1998 (?)
> > >
> > > ???What Do You See??* 12??* (?)
> > > 01: Soul Edge: ???Get On Up!!??* (Theo???s Late Dub)
> > > KDJ 008, 1997 (?)
> > > If this is the only track I guess this is a Theo Parrish 12??*?
> > >
> > > Just Anotha Nigga: U Can Dance If U Want 2 2x12??*
> > > 01: untitled
> > > 02: untitled
> > > 03: untitled
> > > 04: untitled
> > > 05: untitled
> > > KDJ 009, 1996
> > >
> > > In Loving Memory 12??*
> > > (no tracklisting yet)
> > > KDJ 010, 1997
> > >
> > > Moodymann: Joy Pt. II 12??*
> > > 01: Joy Pt. II
> > > 02: Sunday Morning Answering Machine
> > > KDJ 012, 1997
> > >
> > > KDJ: Trues 12??*
> > > 01: Trues
> > > 02: Piece of Mind
> > > 03: And This Club Song
> > > KDJ 013, 1998 (?)
> > >
> > > Amerika 12??*
> > > (no tracklisting yet)
> > > KDJ 015, 1997 (?)
> > >
> > > Kenny Dixon Jr: Black Mahogany 12??*
> > > 01: untitled
> > > 02: untitled
> > > KDJ 017, 1997
> > >
> > > Theo Parrish: Took Me All the Way Back 12??*
> > > 01: Took Me All the Way Back
> > > KDJ 018, 1998 (?)
> > > Moodymann is apparently not involved in this production.
> > >
> > > Moodymann: ForeverNoMore one-sided 12??*
> > > 01: ForeverNoMore
> > > KDJ 019, 1998
> > >
> > > Moodymann: Shades of Jae 1 12??*
> > > 01: ?
> > > 02: ?
> > > KDJ 021, 1999 (?)
> > >
> > > Moodymann: Shades of Jae 2 12??*
> > > 01: Shades of Jae Part 2
> > > 02: The Set Up
> > > KDJ 021, 1999 (?)
> > > Same art as the first KD
Re: [313] Rick Wade/the deep end
Please tell me that's a joke. -giles. FRED MCMURRY wrote: > I've had similar experiences with house music DJs both big and small. One of > the only guys I've heard put deepness into a house set was Josh Wink. My > experience is that, generally in the US, people feel that the real deep > stuff is for late night sets from 4 to 6am for smaller crowds and sofa > listening. Everybody wants to "pump up the crowd", as Norman Cook told me > once "Play Up, Up, Up". > Apparently in Finland deep emotinal house (ie Svek, P Town Sounds, Pagan, > Plastic City, etc) is what's played in all the house clubs. Anyone from > Finland or somewhere where the deep sound rules the floor? Care to tell us > about it? > > Fred > > >From: "rol leider" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >To: 313@hyperreal.org > >Subject: RE: [313] Rick Wade (was Alan Oldham comics...etc,etc) > >Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2000 15:24:05 GMT > > > >I heard Rick Wade not so long ago and was very disappointed at his > >selection > >of what was ninetenths generic discoloops with only an occasional deep > >house > >track like the stuff he produces thrown in. What is it with these dj's who > >play such different music to what they produce? I had similar experiences > >with Stacey Pullen and Derrick May. It seems like they don't trust the > >crowd > >will get the deep and challenging tunes, and instead stick with safe and > >easy discoloops. When I see someone like Derrick Carter that's what I > >expect; but with the Detroit dj's I expect more. And I'm not just whinging, > >because I have definitely been treated to the pure and true stuff before: > >Jeff Mills and Claude Young come to mind. Maybe it's just the house dj's > >who > >aren't confident that the deepness is enough > > > >Cheers > > > >Rol > > > > > >Original Message Follows > >From: "Batory, Jason" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > >...Rick subsequently blew me away that night - best set of house I've heard > >in a long, long time. With respect to the local DJs who complemented Rick > >perfectly and made the whole night the most enjoyable I've had for ages. > > > > > > > > > >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 > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [313] Rick Wade/the deep end
Yeah, Now go take a listen to the newest from Svek: Air Frog http://204.89.131.233/pub/audio/djram/71118.ram by god this is horrible. todd Otto Koppius wrote: > FRED MCMURRY wrote: > > > > Apparently in Finland deep emotinal house (ie Svek, P Town Sounds, Pagan, > > Plastic City, etc) is what's played in all the house clubs. > > Talking about Svek: check out the latest Sunday Brunch (Svek 042). > Recent Svek output has left me a bit cold, even though I used to buy it > religiously. But this one makes amends, and how! > > Let's just say that if you wouldn't know it was on Svek, you would've > guessed it was Round One-and-a-half that escaped from the Main Street > vaults > > Otto > PS Recloose tomorrow in Amsterdam! Can't wait! > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [313] Rick Wade/the deep end
Plastic City is from Germany, and has a division in New York. Pagan is based in London, and is affiliated with Terry Francis. As deep goes, though, its not particularly deep when you consider the deep house/ garage scene, here in NYC. Wave Records, Spiritual Life, Ibidan Records, Nightgrooves, etc... In some NYC clubs (Body and Soul, Shelter, Hamsa, Bang the Party, etc..) this stuff is played exclusively, and not at 4am. Actually, the old habit of getting deep around 4-6am is a lost one (unfortunately). Nowadays, at big clubs people get REALLY hard at 4am, to keep the tweakers gyrating. e FRED MCMURRY wrote: > Apparently in Finland deep emotinal house (ie Svek, P Town Sounds, Pagan, > Plastic City, etc) is what's played in all the house clubs. Anyone from > Finland or somewhere where the deep sound rules the floor? Care to tell us > about it? > > Fred > > >From: "rol leider" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >To: 313@hyperreal.org > >Subject: RE: [313] Rick Wade (was Alan Oldham comics...etc,etc) > >Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2000 15:24:05 GMT > > > >I heard Rick Wade not so long ago and was very disappointed at his > >selection > >of what was ninetenths generic discoloops with only an occasional deep > >house > >track like the stuff he produces thrown in. What is it with these dj's who > >play such different music to what they produce? I had similar experiences > >with Stacey Pullen and Derrick May. It seems like they don't trust the > >crowd > >will get the deep and challenging tunes, and instead stick with safe and > >easy discoloops. When I see someone like Derrick Carter that's what I > >expect; but with the Detroit dj's I expect more. And I'm not just whinging, > >because I have definitely been treated to the pure and true stuff before: > >Jeff Mills and Claude Young come to mind. Maybe it's just the house dj's > >who > >aren't confident that the deepness is enough > > > >Cheers > > > >Rol > > > > > >Original Message Follows > >From: "Batory, Jason" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > >...Rick subsequently blew me away that night - best set of house I've heard > >in a long, long time. With respect to the local DJs who complemented Rick > >perfectly and made the whole night the most enjoyable I've had for ages. > > > > > > > > > >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 > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [313] Rick Wade/the deep end
FRED MCMURRY wrote: > > Apparently in Finland deep emotinal house (ie Svek, P Town Sounds, Pagan, > Plastic City, etc) is what's played in all the house clubs. Talking about Svek: check out the latest Sunday Brunch (Svek 042). Recent Svek output has left me a bit cold, even though I used to buy it religiously. But this one makes amends, and how! Let's just say that if you wouldn't know it was on Svek, you would've guessed it was Round One-and-a-half that escaped from the Main Street vaults Otto PS Recloose tomorrow in Amsterdam! Can't wait!
[313] Rick Wade/the deep end
I've had similar experiences with house music DJs both big and small. One of the only guys I've heard put deepness into a house set was Josh Wink. My experience is that, generally in the US, people feel that the real deep stuff is for late night sets from 4 to 6am for smaller crowds and sofa listening. Everybody wants to "pump up the crowd", as Norman Cook told me once "Play Up, Up, Up". Apparently in Finland deep emotinal house (ie Svek, P Town Sounds, Pagan, Plastic City, etc) is what's played in all the house clubs. Anyone from Finland or somewhere where the deep sound rules the floor? Care to tell us about it? Fred From: "rol leider" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: [313] Rick Wade (was Alan Oldham comics...etc,etc) Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2000 15:24:05 GMT I heard Rick Wade not so long ago and was very disappointed at his selection of what was ninetenths generic discoloops with only an occasional deep house track like the stuff he produces thrown in. What is it with these dj's who play such different music to what they produce? I had similar experiences with Stacey Pullen and Derrick May. It seems like they don't trust the crowd will get the deep and challenging tunes, and instead stick with safe and easy discoloops. When I see someone like Derrick Carter that's what I expect; but with the Detroit dj's I expect more. And I'm not just whinging, because I have definitely been treated to the pure and true stuff before: Jeff Mills and Claude Young come to mind. Maybe it's just the house dj's who aren't confident that the deepness is enough Cheers Rol Original Message Follows From: "Batory, Jason" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ...Rick subsequently blew me away that night - best set of house I've heard in a long, long time. With respect to the local DJs who complemented Rick perfectly and made the whole night the most enjoyable I've had for ages. 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] need help on KDJ/Moodymann discog (long)
And the first Andres 12" (or were there 2 before the new one?)
-maybe this was #20 or 24 you're missing- can check when I get home..
also chiming in on the Soul City 12" - very nice. :]
On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Giles Dickerson wrote:
> I believe you're missing soul sounds #1 / on soul city / which is on of my
> favorites / submerge carries it. Also the recent 2 x 12" Andres.
>
> -Giles.
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Since there doesn't seem to be a KDJ discography
> > extant anywhere on the web, and I think one would
> > be very useful, I'm trying to assemble one. I don't,
> > however, have close to all his 12"s. So I need some
> > 313 experts to assist. What I have is below. Please
> > correct any mistakes in track listings, catalog #'s,
> > year of release dates, etc. and especially tell me any
> > Moodymann releases I don't have. I haven't listed
> > any remixes or compilation appearances yet.
> >
> > Do these KDJ label releases exist?
> > KDJ 001 (is this "Moody Trax"?), KDJ 002,
> > KDJ 011, KDJ 014, KDJ 016, KDJ 20 and KDJ 24.
> >
> > Thanks all for the help!
> >
> > Matt
> >
> > KDJ/Moodymann
> > Discography v1.2
> >
> > Note: KDJ is Moodymann???s label. It has a somewhat
> > confusing # order AFAIK. I include releases on it NOT
> > by KDJ himself (marked below) just so people are
> > not further confused wondering if certain releases
> > exist or if they are by KDJ himself.
> >
> > Moodymann: The Dancer 12??*
> > 01: The Dancer
> > 02: Long Hot Sex Nights
> > 03: The Dancer (DJ Tonka remix)
> > After Midnight 004, 1997
> > re-release: UCA 067, 1999
> >
> > Moodymann: Don???t Be Misled! 12??*
> > 01: Don???t Be Misled #1
> > 02: Don???t Be Misled #2
> > 03: untitled (Laidback Luke RMX)
> > 04: untitled
> > After Midnight 006, 1996
> > re-release: UCA 073, 2000
> >
> > Moodymann: I Can???t Kick This Feelin??? 12??*
> > 01: I Can???t Kick This Feelin???
> > 02: Music People (Unreleased Mix)
> > 03: I Can???t Kick This Feelin??? (Sensurreal RMX)
> > 04: Music People
> > After Midnight 008, 1997
> >
> > Kenny Dixon Jr.: Emotional Content 12??*
> > 01: Don???t You Want My Love
> > 02: tp???s Emotionally Deep RMX
> > 03: Moodymann???s Mix
> > Intangible 509, 1998
> >
> > KDJ: Moody Trax 12??*
> > ?? exists ??
> > KDJ 001 (??), 1994 (??)
> >
> > KDJ: The Day We Lost 12??*
> > 01: The Day We Lost the Soul
> > 02: Tribute (to the soul we lost)
> > KDJ 003, 1997 (?)
> >
> > KDJ: Long Hot Sex Nights 12??*
> > 01: Long Hot Sex Nights
> > 02: The Dancer
> > KDJ 004, 1997 (?)
> >
> > KDJ: I Feel Joy 12??*
> > 01: Inspirations From a Small Black Church on the Eastside of Detroit
> > 02: I Feel Joy
> > 03: Lake Shore Drive (produced by Theo Parrish)
> > KDJ 005, 1997 (?)
> >
> > Moodymann: I Can???t Kick This Feeling When It Hits
> > 01: I Can???t Kick This Feeling When It Hits
> > 02: Music People
> > KDJ 006, 1997 (?)
> >
> > Moodymann: The City 12??*
> > 01: Don't Be Misled #1 ("The Suburbs")
> > 02: Don't Be Misled #2 ("The City")
> > 03: untitled
> > KDJ 007, 1998 (?)
> >
> > ???What Do You See??* 12??* (?)
> > 01: Soul Edge: ???Get On Up!!??* (Theo???s Late Dub)
> > KDJ 008, 1997 (?)
> > If this is the only track I guess this is a Theo Parrish 12??*?
> >
> > Just Anotha Nigga: U Can Dance If U Want 2 2x12??*
> > 01: untitled
> > 02: untitled
> > 03: untitled
> > 04: untitled
> > 05: untitled
> > KDJ 009, 1996
> >
> > In Loving Memory 12??*
> > (no tracklisting yet)
> > KDJ 010, 1997
> >
> > Moodymann: Joy Pt. II 12??*
> > 01: Joy Pt. II
> > 02: Sunday Morning Answering Machine
> > KDJ 012, 1997
> >
> > KDJ: Trues 12??*
> > 01: Trues
> > 02: Piece of Mind
> > 03: And This Club Song
> > KDJ 013, 1998 (?)
> >
> > Amerika 12??*
> > (no tracklisting yet)
> > KDJ 015, 1997 (?)
> >
> > Kenny Dixon Jr: Black Mahogany 12??*
> > 01: untitled
> > 02: untitled
> > KDJ 017, 1997
> >
> > Theo Parrish: Took Me All the Way Back 12??*
> > 01: Took Me All the Way Back
> > KDJ 018, 1998 (?)
> > Moodymann is apparently not involved in this production.
> >
> > Moodymann: ForeverNoMore one-sided 12??*
> > 01: ForeverNoMore
> > KDJ 019, 1998
> >
> > Moodymann: Shades of Jae 1 12??*
> > 01: ?
> > 02: ?
> > KDJ 021, 1999 (?)
> >
> > Moodymann: Shades of Jae 2 12??*
> > 01: Shades of Jae Part 2
> > 02: The Set Up
> > KDJ 021, 1999 (?)
> > Same art as the first KDJ021, same everything
> > seemingly except the music in the grooves.
> >
> > Ron Trent: The Godson, Part II
> > 01: Deepest MM (Blaze Dub)
> > 02: Urban Tribe Mix
> > KDJ 022, 1999 (?)
> > Moodymann is apparently not involved in this production.
> >
> > KDJ: Ya Blessin??? Me 12??*
> > 01: Ya Blessin??? Me
> > 02: The Thief That Stole My Sad Days
> > KDJ 023/025, 2000 (?)
> >
> > KDJ: Limited Edition one-sided 12??*
> > 01: untitled
> >
visiting detroit this weekend
I'm coming to Detroit friday night or saturday. As I would much rather spend money on taking a host out to dinner than paying a hotel, if anyone has a floor I can sleep on, please drop me a line. I'm coming up to take my son out to the de la soul show sunday. If anyone has a house party I can spin at saturday night, I'll bring my record box ;-) kent williams -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.mp3.com/chaircrusher -- tunes http://www.live365.com/cgi-bin/directory.cgi?autostart=chaircrusher -- mix
Re: [313] need help on KDJ/Moodymann discog (long)
I believe you're missing soul sounds #1 / on soul city / which is on of my
favorites / submerge carries it. Also the recent 2 x 12" Andres.
-Giles.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Since there doesn't seem to be a KDJ discography
> extant anywhere on the web, and I think one would
> be very useful, I'm trying to assemble one. I don't,
> however, have close to all his 12"s. So I need some
> 313 experts to assist. What I have is below. Please
> correct any mistakes in track listings, catalog #'s,
> year of release dates, etc. and especially tell me any
> Moodymann releases I don't have. I haven't listed
> any remixes or compilation appearances yet.
>
> Do these KDJ label releases exist?
> KDJ 001 (is this "Moody Trax"?), KDJ 002,
> KDJ 011, KDJ 014, KDJ 016, KDJ 20 and KDJ 24.
>
> Thanks all for the help!
>
> Matt
>
> KDJ/Moodymann
> Discography v1.2
>
> Note: KDJ is Moodymannâs label. It has a somewhat
> confusing # order AFAIK. I include releases on it NOT
> by KDJ himself (marked below) just so people are
> not further confused wondering if certain releases
> exist or if they are by KDJ himself.
>
> Moodymann: The Dancer 12â*
> 01: The Dancer
> 02: Long Hot Sex Nights
> 03: The Dancer (DJ Tonka remix)
> After Midnight 004, 1997
> re-release: UCA 067, 1999
>
> Moodymann: Donât Be Misled! 12â*
> 01: Donât Be Misled #1
> 02: Donât Be Misled #2
> 03: untitled (Laidback Luke RMX)
> 04: untitled
> After Midnight 006, 1996
> re-release: UCA 073, 2000
>
> Moodymann: I Canât Kick This Feelinâ 12â*
> 01: I Canât Kick This Feelinâ
> 02: Music People (Unreleased Mix)
> 03: I Canât Kick This Feelinâ (Sensurreal RMX)
> 04: Music People
> After Midnight 008, 1997
>
> Kenny Dixon Jr.: Emotional Content 12â*
> 01: Donât You Want My Love
> 02: tpâs Emotionally Deep RMX
> 03: Moodymannâs Mix
> Intangible 509, 1998
>
> KDJ: Moody Trax 12â*
> ?? exists ??
> KDJ 001 (??), 1994 (??)
>
> KDJ: The Day We Lost 12â*
> 01: The Day We Lost the Soul
> 02: Tribute (to the soul we lost)
> KDJ 003, 1997 (?)
>
> KDJ: Long Hot Sex Nights 12â*
> 01: Long Hot Sex Nights
> 02: The Dancer
> KDJ 004, 1997 (?)
>
> KDJ: I Feel Joy 12â*
> 01: Inspirations From a Small Black Church on the Eastside of Detroit
> 02: I Feel Joy
> 03: Lake Shore Drive (produced by Theo Parrish)
> KDJ 005, 1997 (?)
>
> Moodymann: I Canât Kick This Feeling When It Hits
> 01: I Canât Kick This Feeling When It Hits
> 02: Music People
> KDJ 006, 1997 (?)
>
> Moodymann: The City 12â*
> 01: Don't Be Misled #1 ("The Suburbs")
> 02: Don't Be Misled #2 ("The City")
> 03: untitled
> KDJ 007, 1998 (?)
>
> âWhat Do You Seeâ* 12â* (?)
> 01: Soul Edge: âGet On Up!!â* (Theoâs Late Dub)
> KDJ 008, 1997 (?)
> If this is the only track I guess this is a Theo Parrish 12â*?
>
> Just Anotha Nigga: U Can Dance If U Want 2 2x12â*
> 01: untitled
> 02: untitled
> 03: untitled
> 04: untitled
> 05: untitled
> KDJ 009, 1996
>
> In Loving Memory 12â*
> (no tracklisting yet)
> KDJ 010, 1997
>
> Moodymann: Joy Pt. II 12â*
> 01: Joy Pt. II
> 02: Sunday Morning Answering Machine
> KDJ 012, 1997
>
> KDJ: Trues 12â*
> 01: Trues
> 02: Piece of Mind
> 03: And This Club Song
> KDJ 013, 1998 (?)
>
> Amerika 12â*
> (no tracklisting yet)
> KDJ 015, 1997 (?)
>
> Kenny Dixon Jr: Black Mahogany 12â*
> 01: untitled
> 02: untitled
> KDJ 017, 1997
>
> Theo Parrish: Took Me All the Way Back 12â*
> 01: Took Me All the Way Back
> KDJ 018, 1998 (?)
> Moodymann is apparently not involved in this production.
>
> Moodymann: ForeverNoMore one-sided 12â*
> 01: ForeverNoMore
> KDJ 019, 1998
>
> Moodymann: Shades of Jae 1 12â*
> 01: ?
> 02: ?
> KDJ 021, 1999 (?)
>
> Moodymann: Shades of Jae 2 12â*
> 01: Shades of Jae Part 2
> 02: The Set Up
> KDJ 021, 1999 (?)
> Same art as the first KDJ021, same everything
> seemingly except the music in the grooves.
>
> Ron Trent: The Godson, Part II
> 01: Deepest MM (Blaze Dub)
> 02: Urban Tribe Mix
> KDJ 022, 1999 (?)
> Moodymann is apparently not involved in this production.
>
> KDJ: Ya Blessinâ Me 12â*
> 01: Ya Blessinâ Me
> 02: The Thief That Stole My Sad Days
> KDJ 023/025, 2000 (?)
>
> KDJ: Limited Edition one-sided 12â*
> 01: untitled
> 02: untitled
> Moods & Grooves 005, 2000
>
> Moodymann: Music Is 12â*
> 01: The Answering Machine
> 02: Over You
> 03: Dreams of Water Over You
> Music Is 001, 1997
>
> Moodymann: Donât You Want My Love 12â*
> 01: Mix 1
> 02: Mix 2
> Pandamonium 019, 2000
>
> Moodymann: Just Anotha Black Sunday 12â*
> 01: Just Anotha Black Sunday Morning With Grandma
> 02: untitled
> Peacefrog 073, 1998
> Theo Parrish may be involved with this.
>
> Moodymann presents: Mahogany Brown 2x12â*/CD
> 01: Radio
> 02: Sunshine
> 0
mayday: Derrick May mp3's needed
does anyone have recent (2000) sets of Derrick May? especially the DEMF performance is great i think... after his 20 minute appearance here in istanbul, we are dying to hear smt. from him again thanks turgan
need help on KDJ/Moodymann discog (long)
Since there doesn't seem to be a KDJ discography
extant anywhere on the web, and I think one would
be very useful, I'm trying to assemble one. I don't,
however, have close to all his 12"s. So I need some
313 experts to assist. What I have is below. Please
correct any mistakes in track listings, catalog #'s,
year of release dates, etc. and especially tell me any
Moodymann releases I don't have. I haven't listed
any remixes or compilation appearances yet.
Do these KDJ label releases exist?
KDJ 001 (is this "Moody Trax"?), KDJ 002,
KDJ 011, KDJ 014, KDJ 016, KDJ 20 and KDJ 24.
Thanks all for the help!
Matt
KDJ/Moodymann
Discography v1.2
Note: KDJ is Moodymann’s label. It has a somewhat
confusing # order AFAIK. I include releases on it NOT
by KDJ himself (marked below) just so people are
not further confused wondering if certain releases
exist or if they are by KDJ himself.
Moodymann: The Dancer 12”
01: The Dancer
02: Long Hot Sex Nights
03: The Dancer (DJ Tonka remix)
After Midnight 004, 1997
re-release: UCA 067, 1999
Moodymann: Don’t Be Misled! 12”
01: Don’t Be Misled #1
02: Don’t Be Misled #2
03: untitled (Laidback Luke RMX)
04: untitled
After Midnight 006, 1996
re-release: UCA 073, 2000
Moodymann: I Can’t Kick This Feelin’ 12”
01: I Can’t Kick This Feelin’
02: Music People (Unreleased Mix)
03: I Can’t Kick This Feelin’ (Sensurreal RMX)
04: Music People
After Midnight 008, 1997
Kenny Dixon Jr.: Emotional Content 12”
01: Don’t You Want My Love
02: tp’s Emotionally Deep RMX
03: Moodymann’s Mix
Intangible 509, 1998
KDJ: Moody Trax 12”
?? exists ??
KDJ 001 (??), 1994 (??)
KDJ: The Day We Lost 12”
01: The Day We Lost the Soul
02: Tribute (to the soul we lost)
KDJ 003, 1997 (?)
KDJ: Long Hot Sex Nights 12”
01: Long Hot Sex Nights
02: The Dancer
KDJ 004, 1997 (?)
KDJ: I Feel Joy 12”
01: Inspirations From a Small Black Church on the Eastside of Detroit
02: I Feel Joy
03: Lake Shore Drive (produced by Theo Parrish)
KDJ 005, 1997 (?)
Moodymann: I Can’t Kick This Feeling When It Hits
01: I Can’t Kick This Feeling When It Hits
02: Music People
KDJ 006, 1997 (?)
Moodymann: The City 12”
01: Don't Be Misled #1 ("The Suburbs")
02: Don't Be Misled #2 ("The City")
03: untitled
KDJ 007, 1998 (?)
“What Do You See” 12” (?)
01: Soul Edge: “Get On Up!!” (Theo’s Late Dub)
KDJ 008, 1997 (?)
If this is the only track I guess this is a Theo Parrish 12”?
Just Anotha Nigga: U Can Dance If U Want 2 2x12”
01: untitled
02: untitled
03: untitled
04: untitled
05: untitled
KDJ 009, 1996
In Loving Memory 12”
(no tracklisting yet)
KDJ 010, 1997
Moodymann: Joy Pt. II 12”
01: Joy Pt. II
02: Sunday Morning Answering Machine
KDJ 012, 1997
KDJ: Trues 12”
01: Trues
02: Piece of Mind
03: And This Club Song
KDJ 013, 1998 (?)
Amerika 12”
(no tracklisting yet)
KDJ 015, 1997 (?)
Kenny Dixon Jr: Black Mahogany 12”
01: untitled
02: untitled
KDJ 017, 1997
Theo Parrish: Took Me All the Way Back 12”
01: Took Me All the Way Back
KDJ 018, 1998 (?)
Moodymann is apparently not involved in this production.
Moodymann: ForeverNoMore one-sided 12”
01: ForeverNoMore
KDJ 019, 1998
Moodymann: Shades of Jae 1 12”
01: ?
02: ?
KDJ 021, 1999 (?)
Moodymann: Shades of Jae 2 12”
01: Shades of Jae Part 2
02: The Set Up
KDJ 021, 1999 (?)
Same art as the first KDJ021, same everything
seemingly except the music in the grooves.
Ron Trent: The Godson, Part II
01: Deepest MM (Blaze Dub)
02: Urban Tribe Mix
KDJ 022, 1999 (?)
Moodymann is apparently not involved in this production.
KDJ: Ya Blessin’ Me 12”
01: Ya Blessin’ Me
02: The Thief That Stole My Sad Days
KDJ 023/025, 2000 (?)
KDJ: Limited Edition one-sided 12”
01: untitled
02: untitled
Moods & Grooves 005, 2000
Moodymann: Music Is 12”
01: The Answering Machine
02: Over You
03: Dreams of Water Over You
Music Is 001, 1997
Moodymann: Don’t You Want My Love 12”
01: Mix 1
02: Mix 2
Pandamonium 019, 2000
Moodymann: Just Anotha Black Sunday 12”
01: Just Anotha Black Sunday Morning With Grandma
02: untitled
Peacefrog 073, 1998
Theo Parrish may be involved with this.
Moodymann presents: Mahogany Brown 2x12”/CD
01: Radio
02: Sunshine
03: On the Run
04: M.E.A.N.D.N.J.B.
05: Me and My People (feat. Lord Imbran Ahmed)
06: Stoneodenjoe
07: Joy Pt. III (feat. Taj)
08: Black Sunday
Peacefrog 074, 1998
Moodymann: Dem Young Sconies 12”
01: Dem Young Sconies
02: Bosconi
Planet E 65233, 1997
Moodymann: Sunday Morning 12”
01: Sunday Morning
02: Track Four
Planet E 65239, 1998
Moodymann: A Silent Introduction 2x12”/CD
01: Misled
02: I Can’t Kick This Feelin’ When It Hits
03: The Third Track
04: Oceans
05: Answer Machine
06: M Traxx
07: Music People
08: Sunday Mor
Re: [313] Nighttime World Volume 2
From: Neil Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: [313] Nighttime World Volume 2 > This is an amazing release. Beautiful, soulful techno, mixing classical > Detroit techno with what sounds like live instruments Yeah? you think i think it sounds like bad synth imitations of live instruments (particularly (i think) track 3 - "hi-tech muzak" anyone?) Yeah but its always pretty obvious that they're synthesised versions of live instruments which is why I made the "with what sounds like live instruments" statement. I agree they sound synthesised but I like that synthetic quality. It sounds like he's using old Roland (D-50) and Yamaha (DX/SY series) sounds to try and sound like live instruments. Which, if you were genuinely trying to make synthesiser music sound 'live' nowadays, is almost laughable, as the modern/current synths can do it so much better. Its the old techno trick of using outdated but perfectly good equipment to do the job. I'm typing this and I bet Rob's actually got a studio full of new Korg gear :) Anyway I dig the sounds and I also dig the way they're used in the tracks but as always YMMV :) > yet it all has that > sequenced attention to detail that's on every Rob Hood release. Fair enough, there is nowt wrong with the sequencing, but those noises! What I liked about it was that rather than the analogue pulses and 'Moveable Parts' sounds he regularly uses, this featured live sounding instruments but still with that tightness that the 'Moveable Parts' stuff has. || [CiM] || [EMAIL PROTECTED] || [EMAIL PROTECTED] Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
RE: [313] share...vari
as far as I've gathered from Techno Rebels, Sharevari was released almost as a joke, about at the same time as the Cybotron release, and nobody remembers exactly which came first, so both are regarded as the first techno songS... And also from the same book, it seems Cybotron (Rick Davies + Juan Atkins) was a lot anterior to the May and Saunderson releases Gwendal > -Original Message- > From: Christos Michalakis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 5:49 PM > To: 313@hyperreal.org > Subject: [313] share...vari > > > I understand that often times "sharevari" is often stated as > the "first" > detroit techno song. I know it was recorded in 1981, about a > year before > the first Cybotron release. My question is, is it accurate > to call it the > first "techno" song? More importantly, what ever happened to > "a number of > names?" Did they put out many more tracks? I am curious > because that is > one of my favroite tracks, but I was also under the > impression that techno > began with "the 3 guys from Belleville" story. (and kraftwerk, and > chicago house). > > -- > --- > 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] >
Re: [313] share...vari
> I guess this is going to go to a long and painful thread on what _is_ > techno. > > oh well, here we go again. Yeah, I figured that this list probably gets this question a lot. I apologize in advance for any inconvience my request might cause, but I am thirsty for kowledge on this subject. *shrug* -christos
Re: [313] share...vari
On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Christos Michalakis wrote: > I understand that often times "sharevari" is often stated as the "first" > detroit techno song. I know it was recorded in 1981, about a year before > the first Cybotron release. My question is, is it accurate to call it the > first "techno" song? More importantly, what ever happened to "a number of > names?" Did they put out many more tracks? I am curious because that is > one of my favroite tracks, but I was also under the impression that techno > began with "the 3 guys from Belleville" story. (and kraftwerk, and > chicago house). I guess this is going to go to a long and painful thread on what _is_ techno. oh well, here we go again. neil
Re: [313] Nighttime World Volume 2
sorry, for the lateness of this post, but i only just got to listening to this, and since everyone else seemed to not have a bad word to say about it. > This is an amazing release. Beautiful, soulful techno, mixing classical > Detroit techno with what sounds like live instruments Yeah? you think i think it sounds like bad synth imitations of live instruments (particularly (i think) track 3 - "hi-tech muzak" anyone?) > yet it all has that > sequenced attention to detail that's on every Rob Hood release. Fair enough, there is nowt wrong with the sequencing, but those noises! > IMHO, this is Rob Hoods finest work which considering his previous releases, > is not light praise :) I think it it probably one of his worst, but then again what a reputation to live up too. neil
share...vari
I understand that often times "sharevari" is often stated as the "first" detroit techno song. I know it was recorded in 1981, about a year before the first Cybotron release. My question is, is it accurate to call it the first "techno" song? More importantly, what ever happened to "a number of names?" Did they put out many more tracks? I am curious because that is one of my favroite tracks, but I was also under the impression that techno began with "the 3 guys from Belleville" story. (and kraftwerk, and chicago house). - Christos Michalakis "I'm a Canadian. Its kind of like an American, [EMAIL PROTECTED] except without the gun." (734) 622-8398 -David Foley -
Re: [313] Rick Wade (was Alan Oldham comics...etc,etc)
Fair enough. I respect Rick Wade's right to play what he likes and the music he was playing on the night I saw him wasn't bad, it just wasn't great. The thing that struck me, though, with him and the others I mentioned, is the disparity between what they produce and what they play. I would have thought that what freaked Rick Wade was music similar to the stuff he produces. And he really wasn't playing that. It was like he was playing music he thought the crowd would appreciate. But maybe you're right, and actually he likes the filtered disco loops as much as (or more) than the deeper house but given there's such a glut of the looptracks doesn't see it necessary to make those tracks himself. Thank christ I say. Cheers Rol Original Message Follows From: "Giles Dickerson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: rol leider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> CC: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: [313] Rick Wade (was Alan Oldham comics...etc,etc) Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2000 11:30:38 -0400 I think you're assuming too much about the responsibility of a dj to you the individual. I've known Rick for a while and I can only shed this light on the subject. He's a house freak, not unlike myself, and he plays what freaks Rick Wade, not what he thinks any given crowd might like. DJ'ing to me is just an opportunity to do what freaks us out for the public. When we play, we play a mix of whatever's freaking us out at the time. I'm sure Rick was just doing his thing and it just wasn't the right thing for you at the time. Ever hear Sneak play? He's one of my absolute favorite dj's and producers, he's all about the filtered loops, but to me the way he does it, the way he plays, it freaks me. I don't think so much about it, it's just doing it for me at the time. There are other producers I love too, they play all original cuts, that freaks me too. it's just a matter of any given moment, sometime sour "moments" aren't in sync, what can you do? -Giles. / http://www.flatplastic.com rol leider wrote: > I heard Rick Wade not so long ago and was very disappointed at his selection > of what was ninetenths generic discoloops with only an occasional deep house > track like the stuff he produces thrown in. What is it with these dj's who > play such different music to what they produce? I had similar experiences > with Stacey Pullen and Derrick May. It seems like they don't trust the crowd > will get the deep and challenging tunes, and instead stick with safe and > easy discoloops. When I see someone like Derrick Carter that's what I > expect; but with the Detroit dj's I expect more. And I'm not just whinging, > because I have definitely been treated to the pure and true stuff before: > Jeff Mills and Claude Young come to mind. Maybe it's just the house dj's who > aren't confident that the deepness is enough > > Cheers > > Rol > > Original Message Follows > From: "Batory, Jason" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > ...Rick subsequently blew me away that night - best set of house I've heard > in a long, long time. With respect to the local DJs who complemented Rick > perfectly and made the whole night the most enjoyable I've had for ages. > > > 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] vinyl question
i have a copy of the Transmat label Rythim is Rythim 12" nude photo/the dance/move it, dated 1987 i was just wondering how much is it worth? Greg Malcolm Twine/Moniker/Twinesound Audio Productions http://www.personal.kent.edu/~mmercer/twine/# http://www.personal.kent.edu/~mmercer/moniker http://heftyrecords.com/ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.votenader.com Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: [313] Rick Wade (was Alan Oldham comics...etc,etc)
I think you're assuming too much about the responsibility of a dj to you the individual. I've known Rick for a while and I can only shed this light on the subject. He's a house freak, not unlike myself, and he plays what freaks Rick Wade, not what he thinks any given crowd might like. DJ'ing to me is just an opportunity to do what freaks us out for the public. When we play, we play a mix of whatever's freaking us out at the time. I'm sure Rick was just doing his thing and it just wasn't the right thing for you at the time. Ever hear Sneak play? He's one of my absolute favorite dj's and producers, he's all about the filtered loops, but to me the way he does it, the way he plays, it freaks me. I don't think so much about it, it's just doing it for me at the time. There are other producers I love too, they play all original cuts, that freaks me too. it's just a matter of any given moment, sometime sour "moments" aren't in sync, what can you do? -Giles. / http://www.flatplastic.com rol leider wrote: > I heard Rick Wade not so long ago and was very disappointed at his selection > of what was ninetenths generic discoloops with only an occasional deep house > track like the stuff he produces thrown in. What is it with these dj's who > play such different music to what they produce? I had similar experiences > with Stacey Pullen and Derrick May. It seems like they don't trust the crowd > will get the deep and challenging tunes, and instead stick with safe and > easy discoloops. When I see someone like Derrick Carter that's what I > expect; but with the Detroit dj's I expect more. And I'm not just whinging, > because I have definitely been treated to the pure and true stuff before: > Jeff Mills and Claude Young come to mind. Maybe it's just the house dj's who > aren't confident that the deepness is enough > > Cheers > > Rol > > Original Message Follows > From: "Batory, Jason" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > ...Rick subsequently blew me away that night - best set of house I've heard > in a long, long time. With respect to the local DJs who complemented Rick > perfectly and made the whole night the most enjoyable I've had for ages. > > > 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] Rick Wade (was Alan Oldham comics...etc,etc)
I heard Rick Wade not so long ago and was very disappointed at his selection of what was ninetenths generic discoloops with only an occasional deep house track like the stuff he produces thrown in. What is it with these dj's who play such different music to what they produce? I had similar experiences with Stacey Pullen and Derrick May. It seems like they don't trust the crowd will get the deep and challenging tunes, and instead stick with safe and easy discoloops. When I see someone like Derrick Carter that's what I expect; but with the Detroit dj's I expect more. And I'm not just whinging, because I have definitely been treated to the pure and true stuff before: Jeff Mills and Claude Young come to mind. Maybe it's just the house dj's who aren't confident that the deepness is enough Cheers Rol Original Message Follows From: "Batory, Jason" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ...Rick subsequently blew me away that night - best set of house I've heard in a long, long time. With respect to the local DJs who complemented Rick perfectly and made the whole night the most enjoyable I've had for ages. Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: [313] IF Mixed up in the Hague
Here you go: http://fly.to/panamamix www.mp3.com/milkish Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: [313] IF Mixed up in the Hague
Go to the url that is printed on the back of the cd, that site has the complete tracklisting.. (what a great way to prevent illegal copying / mp3 leeching btw) richard > Sorry to bother you all, > > Im looking for the complete tracklisting (with artist names) for the IF mix > CD that was posted here a month or so ago...I seem to have deleted the > original post. Sorry to have wasted your bandwidth. Please fwd to > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Thanks. > JK > > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
313 t-shirt
Hey, has anyone seen this yet? I picked up a flier for it yesterday. Thought it was interesting to see after all the discussion on making a 313 t-shirt. http://www.313clothingco.com/ Benjamin Cuthbert Borders Group, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] 734-477-1191
theo discography
not sure how complete it is - but here it is... http://gpww.webprovider.com/parrish.html they also have a spotlight on archive... [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.twoplayer.co.uk Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
IF Mixed up in the Hague
Sorry to bother you all, Im looking for the complete tracklisting (with artist names) for the IF mix CD that was posted here a month or so ago...I seem to have deleted the original post. Sorry to have wasted your bandwidth. Please fwd to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks. JK
Re: Johanna Thomson-progress
AeOtaku wrote: I heard from all of you at one point or another that Johanna Thomson owed you some records. As it stands she owes me $600 in records and has not written me back in a very long time, and my records (which by my calculations probably should've been here some weeks ago) have not arrived. Having done two prior deals with Johanna I will say I have been unsatisifed but I do not feel she is out to intentionally rip >people off. Yes, I brought this topic up in the first place, about not gettin' my records, and about a week ago I reported having received an apology e-mail from her. It was not fake, I GOT MY RECORDS YESTERDAY! She had paid for the records to be delivered straight to my front door, without extra charge, and that's what happened. Everything was fine, all the records were there except there was one "wrong" record (Warehouse 002 instead of 001) in the pile. All the records were in good condition. No extra info about this "delay" business, no explanations. Nothing. I don't know why she hasn't mailed you yet. I know how pissed you feel because of this B.S., money lost and you feel totally suckered. When I got my records I wondered why she has to do this "business" this way. I mean all the records were in top shape and I got exactly what I wanted (except for that one record), so why to do this in such a shady manner, when you could do everything OK and know that people are talking good about you instead cursing your name. Even though I got the records, this whole episode left some "brown taste" in my mouth, if you pardon the expression, but that's how I feel, a little distrust... I write you all because I wonder if you have any ideas >as to how we can get in touch with this Johanna Thomson and >get our money or our records. Has anyone suceeded in >calling her? Matt Now everyone in England who know Thompson please do this guy a favor and help him. And any others out there who didn't get their records, how's your situation? Proffit Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
New Yawk New Yawk, what a wonderful town - but for 313?
Hey kids ... In the further adventures of the Techno Tourist (West Coast contingent), I'm off to New York City next week for MacWorld Expo NY at the Javits Center. I'll be there from about 9 PM Tuesday night (18th) until about 4-ish or so on Sunday afternoon (23rd). If anyone has any suggestions for music to search out on Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday/Friday/Saturday nights, I'm all ears. (Mmmm ... Friday night at Twilo, perhaps?) If any of the NYC 313 posse wants to meet up, drop me a line. I'll be cell phone enabled (not sure of where I'm staying quite yet, sorting through several hotel possibilities at the moment - currently leaning towards a place at Park Avenue and 29th St.). (Are you receiving, Ms. Potts, Mr. Tang, Mr. Malhotra? hehe) - Greg
Re: [313] Rick Wade (was Alan Oldham comics...etc,etc)
In a message dated 13/07/00 05:46:09 GMT Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > How bout a UR videogame? This provides the opportunity to incorporate the > music with the characters, and... well... it would be cool ;`) Here's an idea! Sell it to Nintendo for the 64, or Sega for the Dreamcast, its their ultimate chance to bash on their main rival, it could be based around UR's battles with Sony (responsible for playstation of course) and allow the player to beat the crap out of fat record execs and the like. The various UR artists definately have video game friendly names, and the soundtrack would be UR throughout of course, however, if you lose the game, the gameover music could be the ripoff trance version of Knights of the Jaguar! While I doubt it will ever happen, its not that ridiculously far fetched of an idea, the Wu-Tang Clan have their own fighting game out for playstation, and its actually quite good. I wish I was a brilliant programmer, and I'd make it happen! Saying that, I doubt UR would be very interested in dealing with big video game companys and the like... Aaron
RE: [313] Rick Wade (was Alan Oldham comics...etc,etc)
>Definitely. I'd love to see what Marvel would do with "Suburban Knight" : ). >Or a UR comic. How bout a UR videogame? This provides the opportunity to incorporate the music with the characters, and... well... it would be cool ;`) I thought I would just use this as a segway into what I was going to post anyway. That is, Rick Wade was here last weekend and appeared on radio a few times, where he mentioned that he is working on a videogame with a workmate at Ford, something in a "Street Fighter" style. He's also writing a book (not music related). Interesting guy, seems to have a hand in many different projects. I laughed my ass off at hearing Rick's anecdote of how he first came into contact with Theo Parrish, when Theo was unknown and went into Recordtime where Rick was working (Theo with dreadlocks, baggy clothes, old boots and mouthing off "I want some house" like a "fool"), and how Rick subsequently came to hear a mixtape of Theo's which blew him away. Damn that was funny, anyone else hear this? Rick subsequently blew me away that night - best set of house I've heard in a long, long time. With respect to the local DJs who complemented Rick perfectly and made the whole night the most enjoyable I've had for ages. Look out for a Theo Parrish release on Harmonie Park soon as well as Rick's LP on Moods and Grooves, should be smokin'. Respect JasonB
track id question
i haven't been able to identify this track as of yet, so i thought i'd see if anyone on here happens to know what it is the track in question is the one that derrick may is playing at the 34:00 point during the first part of his set on the demf.org website thanks in advance for the help!! aaron bennett black nation records: kalamazoo, michigan [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.black-nation.com halfway between detroit and chicago YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
New Archives @ Underground Committee's site
The Archives are up!! Ray Dilla of Chicago (Session 2 & 3) Lloyd Dev of Chicago Special Nuphonic Mix By: Jools Butterfield of Nuphonic Records As soon as Flyfm is back in operation then we will go ahead and air these on the show but for the meantime just enjoy the archived sessions. Also if you have not checked out Colin Faver's and Stu Allan's Classic 1989 House Mix archives make sure you do. These two are crammed with a good bit of Underground early 80's Deep House and Acid. Bringing it back to the early days, enjoy!!! Other Archives Included: Larry Heard Thomas Barnett The Black FU UR's DJ Rolando exclusive Mix for Submerge, the Show Dave Manic mixes for Reflections and Detroit Influence j.d. http://www.undergroundcommittee.com 504.837.4783 tel 504.553.5628 tel 504.553.5627 fax Keepin' it real, keepin' it UNDERGROUND..Underground Committee.com Home of Detroit Influence & Reflections
Re: [313] techno quote - who said it?
yep, it['s jeff mills from aninterview he did for generator magazine (which morphed into wax magazine) a few years back. Cyclone Wehner wrote: > Sounds very like Jeff Mills as it's consistent with his views expressed in > various interviews. > > >anybody have their librarian's hat on? I can't quite remember the proper > >quote that goes something like: > > > >"techno is music you've never heard before" > > > >who was it attributed to again? > > > >thanks in advance for the research assistance > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Cognition/Andrew Duke's In The Mix mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://techno.ca/cognition 1096 Queen St #123 Halifax NS Canada B3H 2R9
Re: [313] techno books
What were dj's doing in the 1800s? Original Message Follows From: "Chloe Sasson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ... Dj Culture - Ulf P Amazing book about the history of the DJ from the 1800s up to now Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
test - pls deltete...
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Re: [313] Alan Oldham comics
In a message dated 12/07/00 13:47:28 GMT Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > I loved "Energy Flash" by Simon Reynolds (a guy from The Wire) - his thesis > on the link between drug consumption and techno is debatable, but he really > covers the whole spectrum of electronic music, which puts Detroit in > perspective ; the discog is extensive and interesting, though much messier > than the one in Techno Rebels. I've read Energy Flash as well, and while it did cover near enough all of the electronic music explosion, I thought it had quite a few negative points to go with it. For one thing, as it attempts to incorporate just about everything, there is lots of stuff missing, although I suppose thats gonna be obvious. I thought it was a bit unfortunate though that he covered it from such a "rave" standpoint, and attempts to explain the twists and turns of just about every genre through patterns (real or not) in drug use amongst the supporters of the music. And I guess my main problem was the fact that Reynolds is obviously pretty biased in terms of what he thinks is good and what he thinks isn't. Obviously he is going to have his likes and dislikes, but I thought they were just a little to evident. The guy is obviously a hardcore nut, which is fair enough, but he went a bit far at times. Detroit got a bit of a slagging in fact, as did the whole ambient thing, basically anything that was bordering on art as opposed to just good ol hands in the air rave music had some sticks poked at it. I would still reccomend it, but only if you want to know a little bit about everything, rather than alot about any one thing in particular. If its just Detroit techno you are interested in, approach with caution, as there are only a few chapters devoted solely to Detroit. The initial few cover the start of the whole thing (May, Saunderson, Atkins, etc...), and midway through there is a fairly small chapter about all the newer stuff (UR, Mills, Hawtin, etc...) but thats about it really. Nonetheless though, its a decent read. Aaron
Re: [313] techno quote - who said it?
The quote is something like that (can't remember exactly but that's real close) but it was Jeff Mills who said it. That I know for sure. Fred From: ian raikow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: [313] techno quote - who said it? Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2000 17:41:27 -0700 anybody have their librarian's hat on? I can't quite remember the proper quote that goes something like: "techno is music you've never heard before" who was it attributed to again? thanks in advance for the research assistance - 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] techno quote - who said it?
Sounds very like Jeff Mills as it's consistent with his views expressed in various interviews. >anybody have their librarian's hat on? I can't quite remember the proper >quote that goes something like: > >"techno is music you've never heard before" > >who was it attributed to again? > >thanks in advance for the research assistance
Re: [313] UR in OZ
Official DJ Rolando Australian Dates: August 9th Brisbane Aug 11th Sydney Aug 12th Adelaide Aug 18th Melbourne Aug 19th Perth
Theo Parrish discography
There was a website up on this - can someone repost the URL? Thanks to one and all who do Matt
techno quote - who said it?
anybody have their librarian's hat on? I can't quite remember the proper quote that goes something like: "techno is music you've never heard before" who was it attributed to again? thanks in advance for the research assistance
Re: [313] UR in OZ
Rolando (I believe it's just Rolando) is touring in August. Sydney on the 11th, Melbourne on the 18th, also in Brisbane, but not too sure of the dates there. Peace, Patrick. - Southern Outpost http://www.southernoutpost.com http://www.darkenergy.southernoutpost.com -=D E M A N D I N N O V A T I O N=- On Thu, 13 Jul 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > howdy funsters > > i just heard that UR and Rolando might be visiting down under > shortly...anyone know any more details? thanx > > p > > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
UR in OZ
howdy funsters i just heard that UR and Rolando might be visiting down under shortly...anyone know any more details? thanx p
