audio-nimbus [playlist] 07.15.00
Here's the audio-nimbus playlist for Saturday July 15th, 12mid - 2am. Broadcasting unique electronic experiments on CJAM 91.5 fm in the Windsor Detroit area. Sean Deason: Ambience [Allegory Metaphor] Intuit Solar T. Millar: Stratovox [Zira Compilation] Mad Monkey Japanese Telecom: John Selway [ITU004] Intuit Solar Moby: Porcelain (Rob Dougan Remix) [Porcelain] V2 Music Infinite K: Spirar [Good People] Flora/Fauna CSTA: Electrospy (Braincoral) [Buckingham Palace] District 6 Meat Beat Manifesto: Anon [Earthdance] CyberOctave Lester Lewitt: Critical Cataclysm [Kombinations Hypothetiqs] Elf Cut Pliant: Forest Cake [Sound Options] Systorm Technologies Gosub: Tra Fuse 1 [Artist Computer] Artist Computer Lewis Overton: Dwight McCracken [Something Like Close To This] Sprout Phase 6: I Hear You [Swimming in Lemonade] Benbecula Detronik: Ronnan [Ascensus] Detronik Plastikman: Rekall [Artifacts (BC)] Novamute/Minus Bauri: Cargo Slip [Music Volume 1] Benbecula Aphex Twin: Iz-Us [Come To Daddy] Warp Pluxus: Pluxor [Och Resan Fortsätter Här] Slowball Proem: Bliss [Amalgamation Comp.] Component Lowfish: Martin C. Martin [Fear Not The Snow..] Suction Mouse On Mars: Schnick Schnack Meltmade [Autoditacker] Too Pure Spinform: Webs Of Resistance [To Hear Is Not To Listen] RUC Sean Deason: Psybadek One [Allegory Metaphor] Intuit Solar Livehuman: 2AM [Elefish Jellyphant] Matador Fingernail: Aeden [Artist Computer] Artist Computer Slummer: Det Blir Morkt [Good People] Flora/Fauna All playlists are currently stored in eGroups: www.egroups.com/group/audionimbus. Thanks to all those who tuned in! If you're curious to hear more about the artist's featured, or would like to comment about the show, feel free to email me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Pietro.
TM021, TM022
What are the tracklistings for these two releases? TM021 - Larry Heard - Missing You (double pack) TM022 - Larry Heard - Missing You (Limited Ed. 12) -- how limited is this? Thanks Respect JasonB
Many thanx U's and stay Tuned for more!!!!!!!! WED. WED. WED. Night
Good morning, good afternoon good evening 2 all. This is the D Smooth thanking everyone for coming down 2 cloud 9 this pass Wed. which was a hell of a night with Mr. Terrence Parker who took us all on a vertical joy ride with the deep set that will stick with many for a long time, thank u T. P. for coming on down and hitting us off. : } Also big shouts go out 2 K.D.J., DJ Ray Bone,Rick Wilhite, Miss Zak, Jennifer thanx u for thee pictures, Rick Wade, LA Williams, Jus Paige, the whole Windsor crew, D. Brown, Mike Huckaby, 1217 crew and so on and so on, so many 2 thank for coming down last wed. With us in the summer breeze 2 sit back and enjoy the beautiful evening of house music. Much respect 2 all of u. So here it is, the summer delights continue with no other than ha man himself Buzz Bangin Gory, for those who missed him at the d.e.m.f., come get a second dose of pure 7 mile Detroit jack style... Doors at 9 PM. Free snacks, cool drinks, beautiful people yes the heavy vibe will be in effect. Patio is now open That's Cloud 9 located in Hamtramck on conant St. three quarters of a mile south of Caniff. SEE U. THERE much love n music. WAXMASTERDSMOOTH DO U WANNA FLY
Re: [313] Techno Visual Arts
Check out this article: http://www.motormouth.org/iksrtfo/txt/artist-profiles/ronzakrin/index.shtml I've never seen the Ghost200 live PA, but I have seen Ron Zakrin's visual art. Dale, you wanna shed any light on this subject? Bill VanLoo Counterforce - Lay wrote: Haye! Besides the excelent work of Abdul Haqq on Submerge, does anyone know of any visual artists *directly* connected to 313 Techno? Okay, there are some who you might think as fitting in what you'd expect from visual arts in techno, but I mean people who are in close relationship with the music and imagery. Lay Unconditional Empowerment http://barkingcat.org/counterforce - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [313] TM021, TM022
[Batory, Jason [EMAIL PROTECTED]] TM022 - Larry Heard - Missing You (Limited Ed. 12) -- how limited is this? (a) larry's jazz cafe mix (b) instrumental haven't heard the double pack, so i'm not sure how these mixes compare to the original. the a-side is, in particular, really awesome. not sure how limited it is. matt -- matt hellige - syntax [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://matt.immute.net
Since the demf
The latest as to what is coming up: Friday July 28, 2000 : Grand Opening Party District 313@ the station Demostrated and Hosted by: Kelli Hand Hotwaxx 21+ w/id $5 B4 11p.m. Grill open til 2am Doors @10p.m. Proper Club attire appreciated The station 1400 Porter St. Detroit info. 313 496 1480 Get Listed: district [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [313] Techno Visual Arts
I'm not dale, but I am a big fan of Ron's work. Ive seen both his Live PAs, instalments and paintings and all are done very well come highly suggested if you get to see/hear them. Dale has this incredible painting of Ron's in his house,every time I see it I see something new just marvel.And well, Dale too is a visual artist-he takes some mean photos and did his cover(s) art. I've run into alot of producers djs who are also visual artists as well, both with digital and other mediums. There has been the discussion before, once or twice on here, how art connects so closely with music. So the number of DJs Producers who do both, are a testament to that for sure. ok,im tired.sorry if the above didnt exactly flow. diana Check out this article: http://www.motormouth.org/iksrtfo/txt/artist-profiles/ronzakrin/index.shtml I've never seen the Ghost200 live PA, but I have seen Ron Zakrin's visual art. Dale, you wanna shed any light on this subject? Bill VanLoo Counterforce - Lay wrote: Haye! Besides the excelent work of Abdul Haqq on Submerge, does anyone know of any visual artists *directly* connected to 313 Techno? Okay, there are some who you might think as fitting in what you'd expect from visual arts in techno, but I mean people who are in close relationship with the music and imagery. Lay Unconditional Empowerment http://barkingcat.org/counterforce - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: [313] Since the demf
maybe this is a dumb question. what is Proper Club attire at the station? are we talking like l.a. club style not getting admitted for wearing tennis shoes? or is it just those people who don't wear clothing at all that are the target of this message? :) cheers. -- Joshua Hill - [EMAIL PROTECTED] icq: 3045997 / aolim: mandlebrot314 www.ai-studio.com/josh - homepage www.hillhaus.com - detroit cyberia www.ai-studio.com - curator -- - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 1:39 AM Subject: [313] Since the demf The latest as to what is coming up: Friday July 28, 2000 : Grand Opening Party District 313@ the station Demostrated and Hosted by: Kelli Hand Hotwaxx 21+ w/id $5 B4 11p.m. Grill open til 2am Doors @10p.m. Proper Club attire appreciated The station 1400 Porter St. Detroit info. 313 496 1480 Get Listed: district [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Underground Classic Gets Sampled
Wow. The new Lil' Kim record features a sample of French Kiss on this track Custom Made (Give It To You)!! What next? Your favourite underground techno classic (insert here). Cheers Cyclone
Re: [313] Underground Classic Gets Sampled
Sure it's Lil' Louis' track, but somehow Derrick May should get the credit for this... :) At 5:37 PM +0900 7/17/00, Cyclone Wehner wrote: Wow. The new Lil' Kim record features a sample of French Kiss on this track Custom Made (Give It To You)!! What next? Your favourite underground techno classic (insert here). Cheers Cyclone - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Richie Hawtin is the future of Detroit Techno.
Someone made a Richie Hawtin Discography page that was posted on 313 awhile back, not the one on www.m-nus.com/ Could someone please drop me a link? Forgot to bookmark the page and cant find it on a search engine. thanks, stephen.
Re: [313] Richie Hawtin is the future of Detroit Techno.
plastikfan.org At 2:28 AM -0500 7/17/00, stephen wrote: Someone made a Richie Hawtin Discography page that was posted on 313 awhile back, not the one on www.m-nus.com/ Could someone please drop me a link? Forgot to bookmark the page and cant find it on a search engine. thanks, stephen. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
d house etc
howdy funsters in the last week or so someone posted something bout a (new?) comp of detroit house. i think it included kdj and k.hand. i can't remember any more details. if anyone knows what this might be please let me know thankyou. also on a completely off topic tip - can any uk listees tell me the name of the organisation in the uk who look after consumer complaints against (retail) companies? thankyou p
Re: [313] Richie Hawtin is the future of Detroit Techno.
i love hawtin. i just think the future of detroit techno will come from people that spin detroit more than once or twice a year. i think it will come from someone spinning vinyl regularly in the ghettos, not some cd in everyone's stereo at home in the suburbs. after they innovate then they can travel the world and distribute the sounds; they can become figureheads and ambassadors of our music. what is really influencing the future of detroit techno is what is happening in detroit. cheers. -- Joshua Hill - [EMAIL PROTECTED] icq: 3045997 / aolim: mandlebrot314 www.ai-studio.com/josh - homepage www.hillhaus.com - detroit cyberia www.ai-studio.com - curator -- - Original Message - From: stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 3:28 AM Subject: [313] Richie Hawtin is the future of Detroit Techno. Someone made a Richie Hawtin Discography page that was posted on 313 awhile back, not the one on www.m-nus.com/ Could someone please drop me a link? Forgot to bookmark the page and cant find it on a search engine. thanks, stephen. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [313]Kevin Saunderson's Powerbass
It's a good record -- but does it spin from the center out like the original?! very clever [EMAIL PROTECTED] Just as a coincidence I found a review of Powerbass while diging through my old sttuff, this came from a small indepent magazine from Dallas, TX called The Vibe. from: The Vibe, April 1991 review: by Luke Sardello KEVIN SAUNDERSON Powerbass white label/US Kevin Saunderson returns with an impressive track that has reminiscence of techno innovators on the latest Inner City LP. This song along with his massive 'funky, funk, funk,' prove Saunderson's loyalty to Detroit techno. Kevin has received some undeserved heat lately for the release of the last Inner City LP, and it's nice to see him put out a couple of slammin' tracks that keep him, along with Juan Atkins and Derrick May, the leaders of the techno sound. Also found this old techno chart from 91, got this chart after buyin the special limited edition copy of UR - Punisher , this came from a short lived record store in Dallas called Excel records, it was started by some former employs of Bills Records and Tapes http://www.billsrecords.com/ has lots od Detroit techno from that time period, I think the guy that wrote that Powerbase review worked at the store. 1. U.H.F U.H.F EP XL/Sonic UK 2. Altern 8 Active8 EP Network UK 3. N-Joi Mindflux RCA US 4. Peace of Mind Thrash EP Atmos. US 5. Tronikhouse Mental Techno EP KMS US 6. Adam X Listen B.G.P. US 7. Human Resource Dominator(Mental Speed Mix) RS Bel 8. Bizarre Inc. Plutonic/Playing W/ Knives Vinyl Sol. UK 9. Underground Resistance Punisher UR US 10. Shades of Rhythm Extacy EP ZTT UK 11. Derrick May/Rhythim is Rhythim Innovator EP Network UK 12. Jimmy Crash Crash Course(Rmx) Hardcore UK 13. CJ Bolland Ravesignal III(Horsepower Rmx) RS Bel 14. DJ PC Insomniak(Rmx) Hype UK 15. Wishdokta Evil Surrounds Us Kickin' UK 16. E-Dancer Grab the Beat(Beltram Rmx) RS Bel 17. Swing Kids Good Felling Nervous US 18. FUSE Substance Abuse +8 US 19. Hypnotist Hardcore EP RisingHigh UK 20. Ravebusters White Zone D.Opera Bel 21. Program 2 Beltram The Omen RS Bel 22. Moby Go(Rainforest Rmx) OuterRhy. UK 23. Output Escape Incognito US 24. Inner City Let it Reign(Altern 8 Rmx) 10 UK 25. V.T. Connection I Want You - You Want Me 4th floor US 26. Rhythm Section Comin' on Strong EP RSR UK 27. Homeboy Hippie Funki Dread Start the Panic RisingHigh UK 28. Mental Overdrive Communion RS Bel 29. Deep Trip The Spirit KMS US 30. Messiah There is No Law Kickin' UK 31. Anti-Capella 2`231(Rmx) Media Italy 32. Acid Lord Hipnotek City Limits US 33. Sonic Solution Peace II RS Bel 34. SL2 DJ's Take Control XL UK 35. Gangsters of Freestyle It's the Only Way B.G.P. US 36. 80 Aum Explosion of a Dancemode IMC Bel 37. The Infinity Project The T.I.P. EP Atmos. US 38. Codiene Heaven or Hell SUAD UK 39. The Loved Ones Resurrection Now Proton US 40. Oliver Adams Free the World Beat Box Bel
Re: [313] Richie Hawtin is the future of Detroit Techno.
I think the future of techno will end up in the cd-players in the suburbs 451uit
Re: [313] Richie Hawtin iz future..Jeff and Claude may argue or not even bother
don't know about the header but.. Claude Young last night renewed my confidence about the D-town TECHNO sound (not that I ever lost it), and the consumate DJ. He spins so damn confidentely. There were only a few tracks I recognized (Beltram-forklift ; Mills- I9, the Axis 3 tracker with the female eye(on liquid tokyo)) as he tweaked his knobs so well. The (ugh) trance loving crowd ate it up, and I was so happy. Not to mention that he is by far THE nicest, least arrogant big-time DJs I have had the pleasure to talk to. If he comes to your town in this US leg of his tour tell him what's up. He really seemed to appreciate the fact that there ARE Detroit Techno (or just plain techno) fans living in the U S of A. bang, bang, ..bang around MPLS Mystro 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.
Re: [313] loops/lock grooves
The distance traveled is greater but the time for one revolution remains the same. The same principle applies in audio cassettes where the tape travels at differing speeds at diffferent point on the tape (due to more or less tape on the winding reel) but it does not matter so long as this is the same at playback as it was during record. On a related note I saw a hexagonal record in a shop window the other day which had haxagonal grooves!! On Sat, 15 Aug 1998, Joshua M. Hill wrote: i agree that the needle always travels at the same velocity, the record is always turning at 33-1/3 rpms. but the circumference of a locked groove at two different positions on the record will be different lengths. traveling the same velocity on each of these grooves, one will be longer than the other. imagine a needle on the outside edge, every revolution it will cover about 31 inches. on the inside edge, it will cover about 12.5 inches per revolution. now if these are both played at the same velocity, your going to have to find the correct place at which a 133+1/3 rpm loop can be placed on the record. cheers. -- Joshua Hill - [EMAIL PROTECTED] icq: 3045997 / aolim: mandlebrot314 www.ai-studio.com/josh - homepage www.hillhaus.com - detroit cyberia www.ai-studio.com - curator -- - Original Message - From: joe beuckman [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Saturday, July 15, 2000 2:30 PM Subject: Re: [313] loops/lock grooves on the outside, the record has a larger diameter. played at 33-1/3 rpms, you could play a locked groove with less bpm. on the inside, it is smaller and you could play more bpm. i mean, the difference in circumference is like 19 inches! (2pi5 - 2pi2). maybe i'm just wrong. a common misconception... this is like saying time passes more quickly on a large wall clock than on a pocket watch. the rpm (angular velocity) of the turntable is independent of the tone arm's position (radius.) mechanics! for philosophy, see jeff mills' rings of saturn. :) jb 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]
CLAUDE
Claude is @ Motor this Friday night FYI, with Dave Angel, Paris Brian Gillespie, and Magda. See you all there? H --
RE: [313] hood, mills, craig, nubian mindz, domu
Have to add that the Mills double is just what I've been waiting to hear from him. Really warm and fluid, gentle yet danceable. His use of subtle rhythm building just here and there in all the right places is perfect, plus I love all those marimba patterns! As Marsel says, there are elements of the original Detroit sound, hints of the beauty of some of Derrick May's original masterpieces. Not a duff track in sight, so buy on sight! Dan http://www.geocities.com/Paris/1267/index.html http://www.mp3.com -Original Message- From: marsel [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 14 July 2000 17:39 To: 313@hyperreal.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [313] hood, mills, craig, nubian mindz, domu what is techno? is techno still alive? is there still any good techno coming out? well, whatever.. i bought some records yesterday and i would like to share my opinios about them. ||| robert hood - nighttime world volume 2 - cd - m-plant - m-p318.cd nighttime world (volume 1) was robert hood's double pack release through pulsinger's outlet cheap from austria. on that release he successfully combined jazz elements with minimal techno, together with a good portion of soul. this cd album, volume 2, sees fourteen beautiful tracks and with those he even moves more away from his minimal style. first track after the intro goes smoothly downtempo and funky, as some other will do as well. most remarkable for me is that 'only' about three go in a more 'regular hood way', but nevertheless, as said, it's a very gorgeous soulful album. most tracks come in a lush, beautiful ambient way, reminding to older jon beltran albums and neil olliveira's 313 soundtrack, and also mills' ambient sound scapes. some come with soft beats, some with smooth breaks, but the soul is definitely always there. a very stronge real smooth, warm laidback album. millsart - every dog has its day - 2x12 - axis - ax-20 shortly after his lifelike album, and several purpose makers, jeff mills comes up with this double pack. first track takes of with the smooth tight mills'feeling, 4/4, but pretty downtempo. second track goes more downtempo, string-based, even somewhat breaky. side b brings two tracks, first track in a real may-styled positivism, soft strings, lush melodies, wonderful stuff. second track goes ambient, somewhat darker, deep things. second platter, side c goes again in more soft mode, still mills, but from his most romantic side, dreamy strings, gentle snares, and deeply, deeply soulful. side d continues in this lush style, again more downtempo techno, strings, funky melodies all around. second track maybe comes most close to his more familiar things, as it is pretty direct with a smooth euporhic feeling, last short ambient piece makes the circle round.. for me it's really best thing he's done, at least the last three years. axis as it should be, a timeless release as several others, which made axis so really wonderful!!
RE: [313] hood, mills, craig, nubian mindz, domu
Allthough my feelings about the Mills 2pack are the same, that is that its very pleasent and accesible it does seem a bit old-fashioned . Classic techno like May etc used to produce so are we full circle? even hood seems to flirt with real music more and more so is innovation at this point in time not an issue and do we just want quality products? or is innovation to be found in the symbiosis of old and new? I felt that in minimalism techno hasd found a unique quality and even subject matter interesting enuff to explore on its own. I still think there´s a lot of unexplored terrain in that area which might define techno and shape it into the effective language it can be. One of the most direct and focussed styles ever. I like the way techno is goin, that is i truly enjoy craftmanship but i prefer to be challenged just a litle bit more. In other words, Mills is playin safe and that is a shame, the man has been pushin techno towards extremes which in my opinion is his biggest quality. Same goes for hood by the way. So a definate 9+ for both but a litle note on the side, stay angry! J
Re: (313) Jeff Mills in Finland
Other honorable mentions about the party go to a local guy Tero for a mind blowing C-64 live :-!!!, to Lil´ Tony of Nu-Spirit Helsinki for silk smooth Tero can be also heard on a new Finnish label, Rikos Records (rikos = crime): http://www.rikosrecords.com/ . There has been one promo CD in circulation, on the strength of which I'd say this is one to watch out for... e. rautio, also known as pHinn * the webmaster of pHinnWeb - the old skool, the nu skool * * and the pHuture skool of Finnish electronic music * * [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.sci.fi/~phinnweb * i-f (den haag, nl) @ club telex 080900 - http://www.sci.fi/~phinnweb/flyers/telex/
Anthony Rother
Calling for information on Anthony Rother. I just bought his CD on reccomendation from the local DJ behind the counter, and a google search only brings up stuff in German. help? Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: [313] Underground Classic Gets Sampled
Speaking of French Kiss...this Saturday, while I was dancing at what passes for a club here in the middle of cowland (Madison, WI, where I'm working for the summer), the otherwise criminally lackluster dj dropped that track, and I can't tell you how it uplifted my spirit and got me moving--not to mention the rest of the dance floor, duh! 11 years old, and that one's still pretty amazing... Frank On Mon, 17 Jul 2000, Cyclone Wehner wrote: Wow. The new Lil' Kim record features a sample of French Kiss on this track Custom Made (Give It To You)!! What next? Your favourite underground techno classic (insert here). Cheers Cyclone
Re: [313] Anthony Rother
Try here... http://www.psi49net.de/ When you get to the third page, click on the tiny blue icon in the lower left, then artists for stuff on Rother (not the most well-designed site!) Some of it is in English. Frank On Mon, 17 Jul 2000, Chloe Sasson wrote: Calling for information on Anthony Rother. I just bought his CD on reccomendation from the local DJ behind the counter, and a google search only brings up stuff in German. help?
RE: [313] hood, mills, craig, nubian mindz, domu
I guess I'm just happy to have a release that is choc full of quality tracks, whether it pushes forward the techno envelope or not. Too many artists are copying other artists, the originators. At least you can't accuse this release of that - even though it has a lot of classic elements in there, it still sounds fresh compared to the majority of whats in the racks at the moment. My jury is still out on the new Hood release though! Dan http://www.geocities.com/Paris/1267/index.html http://www.mp3.com/DanButler -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 17 July 2000 10:43 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: [313] hood, mills, craig, nubian mindz, domu Allthough my feelings about the Mills 2pack are the same, that is that its very pleasent and accesible it does seem a bit old-fashioned . Classic techno like May etc used to produce so are we full circle? even hood seems to flirt with real music more and more so is innovation at this point in time not an issue and do we just want quality products? or is innovation to be found in the symbiosis of old and new? I felt that in minimalism techno hasd found a unique quality and even subject matter interesting enuff to explore on its own. I still think there´s a lot of unexplored terrain in that area which might define techno and shape it into the effective language it can be. One of the most direct and focussed styles ever. I like the way techno is goin, that is i truly enjoy craftmanship but i prefer to be challenged just a litle bit more. In other words, Mills is playin safe and that is a shame, the man has been pushin techno towards extremes which in my opinion is his biggest quality. Same goes for hood by the way. So a definate 9+ for both but a litle note on the side, stay angry! J - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [313] Care on Reverse
Also, what works good for removing traces of discwasher fluid and/or water spots? Thx. jeff The [Quad] wrote: ... now, I know how to clean the knobs of a 909 and I can make a warped-lp sandwich ... but, can anyone tell me how to get the grimy fingerprints off a previously owned piece of vinyl ... this LoSoul-playhouse 09 I found today is simply icky..! Hang the (filthy) DJ, J. E. v.F-B. B. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- jeff 10,000 people all screaming the same thing at the same time are wrong, even if they're right. dancing/about/architecture ...with wandering steps and slow... ICQ904008
Jive Electro site?
Trying to find a web site for Jive Electro Records. I tried the obvious ones and even tried going through groove armada.com...but no luck. If Im missing something, please tell me. thanks diana 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 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. H. I just can't equate either of those two 'playing it safe'. They're just not like that as individuals. They play what they're feeling. DM challenges the crowd by playing a wide spectrum. What is 'deepness' anyway? What passes as 'deepness' can be as cliched as anything else. Peace Cyclone
Psyche/ Jeff Mills
Just got my version of Psyche/BFC Elements (completed my Carl Craig collection!!) Craig is the man!! he was ahead of even himself back then, just wish I was listening to his stuff back then, well I would have been Nine years old :-) A side note, after reading the Jeff Mills interview posted on here I think it's a terrible shame that he will not perform in the U.K again. I totally understand his reasons, but can't help feeling sad at what myself and the British public will be missing. I saw the man once and he was amazing, i'd love to see him again. P.s Sorry but does anyone know what BFC stands for? Or the reason for this pseudonym? Cheers. Ben.
French Kiss
Anybody know if that marvelous Josh Wink remix of French Kiss (so how's your remix so far) has come out?? karlito
Recommendation
I was able to catch Mike Taylor's set at the New Med on Woodward Saturday night and have to say that it would be in your best musical interest to go see him Wednesday the 26th at Foran's for his next live performance, I don't do all that great of reviews, but I'll just it was very well worth my effort, and would think anyone who might be able to make should. As for the rest of the show unfortunately, due to other circumstances I had to run after Mike, but maybe somebody else can say something. Charlie Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
please ignore the prior
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[313] Claude Young in Minneapolis
Just saw Claude Young last night and it was off the hook!!! Yes, three exclamation points are necessary. He was working the decks like he was going for the gold at the DMC championship. Elbows, chin, and nose were used to juggle beats and scratch. He flipped the crossfader with his nose several times. The man is like a small town...blink and you miss him! He has to be one of the fastest DJs around. Talking to him afterward he said that Minneapolis was the best town he'd been to so far on his tour (thanks, we're chuffed). Apparently in Houston the crowd wanted to hear trance and just couldn't get what he was doing. I'm very very tired and very happy to have cut short my camping trip to catch this incredibly talented DJ perform. If you ever get the chance, drop what you're doing and go see him. And dance MF's DANCE! Fred From: FC3 Richards [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: '313@hyperreal.org' 313@hyperreal.org Subject: [313] Claude Young Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2000 05:41:45 -0700 i picked up a copy of claude youngs new 4-tracker...it is crazy...i stood there in the record store and listened to the whole thing instead of skipping around on the grooves. definately worth the $6.99. jeff - 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] Jaguar
RE: guys love to get flowers too, wish more women knew about that! :) We also like to get limited promos, white labels, rare imports, mixers, headphones, turntables, and boxer shorts. Fred From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andrew Duke) Reply-To: Andrew Duke Cognition/In The Mix [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED], ...313 list 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: [313] Jaguar Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2000 23:17:50 -0300 i've got a copy of the record, cyclone. in a nutshell, for a record to be a one-revolution in duration lock groove, it's got to be exactly 133. bpm. because jaguar isn't this tempo, any loop is going to be a loop in name alone, ie not a lock groove that repeats over and over. so the loop 1 and loop 2 tracks are essentially just mills' looping of a bit of his own sequences that he did for the remix. but because he couldn't do a lock groove, he just let a four bar sequence of his remix play again and again for about 2 minutes. hope this helps. andrew duke :) btw, that's an incredibly sweet thing for you to do for your friend. i had an ex buy me a skinny puppy record as a gift (back in 1985ish) and i still think back to that moment with fond memories (that a girl would get me something like that that i would like so much that only she would know about). guys love to get flowers too, wish more women knew about that! :) Cyclone Wehner wrote: I bought Revenge Of The Jaguar for a DJ friend yesterday as a present for being so being so kind to me over time. I knew he'd been looking for Rolando's record ages as he loves it. I bought it at a underground store but the (male) Melbourne DJ posse was hanging out, as they do on Fridays, and I felt too nervous to ask if I could play it. And I don't have (working) turntables at home. Could someone tell me what the tracks Loop 1 2 are? That would be great? Thanx Cyclone - 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 - 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] Claude Young in Minneapolis
He did the same here in Toronto last wednesday...off the hook, indeed Just saw Claude Young last night and it was off the hook!!! Yes, three exclamation points are necessary. He was working the decks like he was going for the gold at the DMC championship. Elbows, chin, and nose were used to juggle beats and scratch. He flipped the crossfader with his nose several times. The man is like a small town...blink and you miss him! He has to be one of the fastest DJs around. Talking to him afterward he said that Minneapolis was the best town he'd been to so far on his tour (thanks, we're chuffed). Apparently in Houston the crowd wanted to hear trance and just couldn't get what he was doing. I'm very very tired and very happy to have cut short my camping trip to catch this incredibly talented DJ perform. If you ever get the chance, drop what you're doing and go see him. And dance MF's DANCE! Fred From: FC3 Richards [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: '313@hyperreal.org' 313@hyperreal.org Subject: [313] Claude Young Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2000 05:41:45 -0700 i picked up a copy of claude youngs new 4-tracker...it is crazy...i stood there in the record store and listened to the whole thing instead of skipping around on the grooves. definately worth the $6.99. jeff - 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]
techno/idm long sale list (rare/good stuff)
Techno Sale List: First off: please when you respond DONT send the whole list back to me, just what you want to get. Hithis list is the second-to-last list as I try to get my collection down below 200 12s and 200 CDs before I move. First off, as usual, I prefer trades. If you have ANY of the following records, please do not hesitate to offer them as a trade, I am definitely interested. I will also pay cash. Reload: The Biosphere EP 12 (EV 003) Global Communication: The Keongaku EP 12 (EV 004) Link: The First Link 12 (EV 005) Mystic Institute: The Cyberdon EP 12 (EV 006 NOT EV 006rps) Link: s/t 12 (SYM 001) Underground Resistance: Fury 12 (ORIGINAL UR018) Underground Resistance: Piranha 12 (ORIGINAL UR021) Relics: A Transmat Compilation CD (Buzz) - not the vinyl Also I am interested in any and all Moodymann/KDJ 12s, especially the ones on his own label (mostly the rare ones I dont have, ala 001, 002, etc. but I will take virtually any of them as I know people who want them). I would love to do a big trade for a large KDJ collection if anyones interested. Alright, onto what I have up for offer. Prices are not set in stone if you want to cut a deal on a nice sized order. I just really need to sell these records and make some space. First off I have the FOR TRADE records. Im going to put these on EBay if I cant trade them. They arent for sale at this time. Black Dog: Virtual 12 (BDP001) Black Dog: Age of Slack 12 (BDP002) Black Dog: Techno Playtime 12 (BDP003) Plaid: Scoobs In Columbia 12 (GPR - limited to 200?) Black Dog: Flux 12 (Rising High) Balil: Parasight 12 (Rising High) Black Dog: Temple of Transparent Balls CD (GPR) Black Dog: Parallel CD (GPR) Applied Rhythmic Technology CD (A.R.T.) Next I have the CDs for sale. PRICES DONT INCLUDE SHIPPING. You can have 5 $10 CDs for $40 as a package. You can have any ten $10 CDs for $75 as a package. You can have all (approx.) 43 CDs listed below for $350 including postage in the US (add $15 for international). Most of the CDs I havent really played, should be in good shape although I wont make specific condition claims unless you ask me to look at them (dont know much about condition grading). Best of House 4CD (some big label) $20 Chicago House 86-91 3CD (some big label) $20 Artificial Intelligence II 2CD (Warp licensed to TVT/Wax Trax!) $30 Mr. Fingers: Classic Fingers 2CD (La Casa) $30 Unexplained Phenomyna CD (A.R.T.) $30 Gramm: Personal Rock CD (Source) $10 Goldie: Timeless CD (some big label) $10 Artificial Intelligence CD (Warp) $10 Jamie Read: The End of the Beginning CD (Fragmented) $20 Remotion: The Global Communication Remix Album CD (Dedicated) $10 Mash the Place Up: An Ambush Records Compilation CD (Ambush) $10 Daft Punk: Homework CD (Virgin) $10 DJ Rolando: The Aztec Mystic Mix CD (UR) $10 LTJ Bukem presents Logical Progression 2CD (some big label) $10 Trelik Volume 1 CD (Trelik) $20 - Semprini Risin is one of my favorite tracks ever The Orb: U.F.Orb CD (some big label) $10 69: Sound of Music CD (RS) $15 True People: The Detroit Techno Album CD (React) $20 Robert Hood: Internal Empire CD (Tresor) $10 FUSE: Dimension Intrusion CD (Warp licensed to TVT/Wax Trax!) $10 Psyche/BFC: Elements 1989-1990 CD (Planet E) $10 Aphex Twin: I Care Because You Do CD (Warp licensed to some big label) $10 Spacetime Continuum: Emit Ecaps CD (Astralwerks) $10 F.X. Randomiz: Goflex CD (A-Musik) $10 Crank: Heftibag CD (Mille Plateaux) $10 B12: Time Tourist CD (Warp licensed to TVT/Wax Trax!) $10 Clicks and Cuts 2CD (Mille Plateaux) $15 Orbital: 2 CD (some big label) $10 Mu-ziq: Lunatic Harness CD (Astralwerks) $10 Polygon Window: Surfing on Sine Waves CD (Warp licensed to TVT/Wax Trax!) $10 Spacetime Continuum: Remit Recaps CD (Reflective) $10 Blutsiphon: Tammus CD (Gefriem) $10 The Aphex Twin: Classics CD (RS/Distance) $10 Super Collider: Head On CD (some big label) $10 Carl Craig: More Songs About Food and Revolutionary Art CD (Planet E) $10 Pole: CD1 CD (Matador) $10 O: Tulkinta CD (Sahko) $10 Bola: Soup CD (Skam) $10 - scratched, but original pressing (cheap!) Round One to Round Five CD (Main Street) $10 Various Artists: 8, 8.5, 9 Remixes CD (Fat Cat) $10 Warp 10+1 Influences 2CD (Matador) $10 Model 500: Classics CD (RS) $10 Dettinger: Intershop CD (Kompakt) $10 Here comes the (very long) vinyl list. They are all 3/$25 or 10/$75 not including shipping unless otherwise noted (and if otherwise noted, do not include shipping). I am willing to do a package deal for any 100 12s, or for any other large order. Note: most vinyl hasnt really been played, should be in good shape, but I cant make any specific claims unless you ask me to take a look. I doubt most of it has any problems. Nubian Mindz: Archive 003 12 (Archive) UR: Nation 2 Nation 12 $5 (UR) Lo Soul featuring Malte: Watch Your Lift (Club Mix) 12 (Playhouse) Isolee: Initiate 12 (Playhouse) Lo Soul: Synchro 12 (Playhouse) Nubian Mindz: 2000 Black 003
Fwd: Re: [313] Richie Hawtin is the future of Detroit Techno.
AMEN Joshua! ..bone From: Joshua M. Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: [313] Richie Hawtin is the future of Detroit Techno. Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2000 04:13:10 -0400 i love hawtin. i just think the future of detroit techno will come from people that spin detroit more than once or twice a year. i think it will come from someone spinning vinyl regularly in the ghettos, not some cd in everyone's stereo at home in the suburbs. after they innovate then they can travel the world and distribute the sounds; they can become figureheads and ambassadors of our music. what is really influencing the future of detroit techno is what is happening in detroit. cheers. -- Joshua Hill - [EMAIL PROTECTED] icq: 3045997 / aolim: mandlebrot314 www.ai-studio.com/josh - homepage www.hillhaus.com - detroit cyberia www.ai-studio.com - curator -- - Original Message - From: stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 3:28 AM Subject: [313] Richie Hawtin is the future of Detroit Techno. Someone made a Richie Hawtin Discography page that was posted on 313 awhile back, not the one on www.m-nus.com/ Could someone please drop me a link? Forgot to bookmark the page and cant find it on a search engine. thanks, stephen. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: [313] Techno Visual Arts
My work is not in the traditional sense visual. When I have a show in a gallery I do sound installations. The installation is usually concieved after viewing the space it is intended for. My installations consist only of speakers and the sound which is also produced after viewing the space. My work is about the pure perception of the sound. I did a collaborative 24 hour live p.a. last summer with documentary maker Jody Huellmantel. I will inform the list of any future events. I look forward to any future inquires. Jared Wilson OBSOLETE RECORDS From: Dennis Donohue [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [313] Techno Visual Arts Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2000 14:05:13 CDT Wow! sounds like you are having fun! My name is Dennis Donohue, and I'm originally from the D, though i live in chicago right now. If you wouldn't mind spilling some stories of your music, I'd like to hear them. I, also, am a (somewhat amatuer) producer, and have a strong fine arts background - in fact I turned down a partial scholarship to CCS and to Kendall university. What type of music are you into? What form of visual presentation do you provide? Do you make your visuals or sample them from movies\shows\web? I don't really have enough money to establish a label of my own, though i do make and release my music on cds (because it is relatively inexpensive as far as music promotion goes.) Thanks for your time!!! Regards, Dennis From: JARED WILSON [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: [313] Techno Visual Arts Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2000 06:33:06 PDT Haye! Besides the excelent work of Abdul Haqq on Submerge, does anyone know of any visual artists *directly* connected to 313 Techno? Okay, there are some who you might think as fitting in what you'd expect from visual arts in techno, but I mean people who are in close relationship with the music and imagery. Yes, My name is Jared Wilson and I have a b.f.a. from the Center for Creative Studies plus been a d.j./ producer for eight years. My artwork (although I would not draw a line between artwork and music) during the past few years has concentrated on sound. I have had two one man exhibitions in the past year and a half. Both of which involved sound installations based off of rhythm. I have not had a trad art show in a while as I have been concentrating mostly on my new record label. If anyone has any questions about what I am doing I would be eager to have a more in depth dialogue. Jared Wilson OBSOLETE RECORDS p.s. I will have a mix on www.frequencydetroit.com by july 25 and will be playing at Motor on Aug. 25. 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
claude in NYC?
Hating the fact that I'm missing Claude in Detroit...does anyone know if he's playing in NYC soon as a part of the tour? (please dont say he's playing Twilo on a weekend night or that I already miss him) ranks diana Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: [313] Richie Hawtin is the future of Detroit Techno.
with that said, i have to respect the so called purists who are only pressing vinyl, no massive cd output. detroit techno is a movement. not a leisure activity. its cool that kids in the bourgeoisie suburbs are getting opened up to it, either by parties or cds. but just because those kids are being opened up to hawtin that doesn't mean he is the future of detroit techno. he is simply the most accessible. -- Joshua Hill - [EMAIL PROTECTED] icq: 3045997 / aolim: mandlebrot314 www.ai-studio.com/josh - homepage www.hillhaus.com - detroit cyberia www.ai-studio.com - curator -- - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 4:21 AM Subject: Re: [313] Richie Hawtin is the future of Detroit Techno. I think the future of techno will end up in the cd-players in the suburbs 451uit - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [313] Techno Visual Arts + sonic boom
for those of you in detroit, a few of ron's paintings are currently on display at the robert maniscalco gallery (17329 mack, far east side of detroit) through july 25. i am also lucky enough to have a zakrin painting in my living room (wicked birthday gift), it hangs above my tv, and it does a very fine job of diverting my focus away from the tube. his live sets (as ghost 200) are highly experimental - he samples toys to get his sounds. he hasn't done a live set in a while, afaik. ron is definitely 'one to watch' in the detroit art world. and for other detroit visual artists in close relation to techno, 313's very own meighen micho. . .i would say tyree guyton is someone anyone looking into current detroit art politics should check out (may not be techno-y but certainly detroit-y). also, glad to hear mike's set went well for sat.'s sonic boom...anyone care to post a review of other sets /or the space itself? kelli From: William VanLoo [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Counterforce - Lay [EMAIL PROTECTED] CC: 313 313@hyperreal.org, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [313] Techno Visual Arts Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2000 00:49:09 -0700 Check out this article: http://www.motormouth.org/iksrtfo/txt/artist-profiles/ronzakrin/index.shtml I've never seen the Ghost200 live PA, but I have seen Ron Zakrin's visual art. Dale, you wanna shed any light on this subject? Bill VanLoo Counterforce - Lay wrote: Haye! Besides the excelent work of Abdul Haqq on Submerge, does anyone know of any visual artists *directly* connected to 313 Techno? Okay, there are some who you might think as fitting in what you'd expect from visual arts in techno, but I mean people who are in close relationship with the music and imagery. Lay Unconditional Empowerment http://barkingcat.org/counterforce - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Fennesz / Pita Show: Detroit July 20
Some updated information: Anyway, here's an info link about the show from the metrotimes: http://www.metrotimes.com/calendar/event.asp?whatID=47143 Alterations: 1) The show starts at 9:30 not 9:45 2) The show is not supporting the fennoberg album (b/c O'Rourke can't make it), but will be solo sets from all four artists davis Pietro. pietro da sacco:: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cjam 91.5 fm saturdays mid-2am (est) 9745 lynngrove cr., windsor, ontario, n8r 1b8, canada grooves:: www.groovesmag.com igloo ~coming soon:: www.skimo.com --- FREE! The World's Best Email Address @email.com Reserve your name now at http://www.email.com
new release update / [ deFocus ]
CiM Reference FOC352CD / FOC352 (LP) uPC: 1753-33137-2 TRACKLISTING 01. discos alta 02. swap file 03. neve 04. isempty 05. emulator 06. numerique 07. warm data 08. fseek 09. by a river 10.range 11. skim 12. cloud cover 13. polymer 14. external adjustment 15. blue screen 16. form to purpose 17. reference 18. geostat 19. view 20. clean code Cim aka Simon Walley has already had several critically acclaimed releases on Headspace and Delsin. His debut full length on deFocus features 23 stunning techno tracks covering ambient, warming electronica and Detroit style techno. Already being compared to B-12, Blackdog, Carl Craig and Autechre. Jockey Slut - August 2000 : Album of the Month PRESS QUOTES 'Finding this is like finding a Ferrari in a pound shop Muzik 'Morphine for the soul' Jockey Slut CLUB ACTION Andy Weatherall - 'Best record of the year'. Laurent Garnier - 'Stunning Stuff'. Mixmaster Morris - 'Amazing'. LACKLUSTER r u oho? FOC354 (12 EP) TRACKLISTING A 01. 20333 (lackluster sample mix) 02. cull streak (bauri mix) 03. meanwhile (xhale mix) B 01. suntrapez (brothomStates timing techniques) 02. cull streak (sense mix) 03. maenwhile ( rm xb yb rothomstates) Lackluster aka Esa Ruoho delivers six pleasantly chilled techno summer time tunes. With contributions from Lassi Nikko, Martin Abrahmsson, Erik Skodvin and Adam Raisbech. Pure mood music. Simple and exquisite melodies, time to catch up with deFocus if you already haven't .
