Re: [313] Legowelt and Orgue Electronique visit CERN

[Danny Wolfers]

> Legowelt vs. Orgue Electronique (Bunker Records, the Hague, Holland).
> Zurich: August 31, with DJ I-F
> Genéva: September 1, with Miss Kitten and DJ I-F

This should be 1 september Zurich, 2 september Geneva.
Anyone on this list in the neighbourhood?
We're very minimal informed about those events.

Re: [313] From Our Minds to Yours

[Kyle J Dupuy]

this didn't post the first time for some reason, so i'll try again:

i've heard that richie's party is postoned until the third week of
november due to venue difficulties.  this is good news, however, if you
live near montreal because he will be performing there over labor day
weekend with mills, acquaviva, and bukem (and also bt-wtf), among others.

kyle



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> Does anyone know the status of the plus 8 classics show that is supposed to 
> be in Detroit on Sept. 3?  It used to be on richie's calendar on m-nus.com 
> but now it has been removed. 
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Does anyone have an opinion on Glenn Wilson?  He records on PR UK (planet 
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[Roland van Oorschot]

For your pleasure with pleasure:   DISCONIX IN MIX
Featuring MAT 101's upcoming smashhit 'The Ambush' (Murdercapital M-004,
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Re: [313] Modulations-taylor duepree

[Diana Potts]

that they used video during the live music parts instead of slides. The 
music was stagnant and it didn't help that they used slides instead of 
video


Taylor Duepree (ex prototype 909er) has had lots of involvement with 
Caiprinha Productions,he does alot of graphic and audio work for them. He 
did all the graphic work for Synthetic Pleasures & contributed bundles to 
both soundtracks.Do you know if it was him doing the music and visuals?



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Re: [313] Questions: Assault Rifle + Planet E

[Oscillate]

In a message dated 8/7/00 12:59:44 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

>2. Where have I heard the Designer Music "The Truth" song before?  I can't
>
>figure it out...


it's a mix of bt's 'moment of truth'

Re: [313] Jive = BMG??(was:Pubahs on Jive...Dan's ?

[Cyclone Wehner]

Thank you Diana!

I am really hanging out for the new singles Big Onion and (my fave title so
far) Dr Bootygrabber. 

Incidentally, I asked Andy Van of Madison Avenue (who I've known for years
here in Melbourne) what he made of Sandwiches breaking through (kinda
parallels with his own career) and he said: "For the last 20 years Detroit
has made some of the best underground techno and house and they've made no
money on it, so great, let's see them having lots of money and buying better
studios and mixdowns and all that sort of stuff. That's a good thing!"

Re: [313] Modulations

[FRED MCMURRY]

RE:

does anyone know if iarra lee is doing anothe documentary soon...?


Currently she's touring with the Architectura show and that has had a long 
tour schedule so I doubt she's currently working on anything, but of course 
I could be wrong.
BTW I saw that show and was disappointed with the live music..."found sound" 
experiments sound great when you're up late around 3 or 4 am and alone 
f*cking around with effects but when you listen to someone else do it it's 
daft. The "found sound" guy who is doing the vol 5 of Architectura was utter 
poo live...boring boring boring. The architecture slides and video 
installments were great though...bought the video and the Panacea CD. Wish 
that they used video during the live music parts instead of slides. The 
music was stagnant and it didn't help that they used slides instead of video 
to show the architecture (which was full of implied movement and life). And 
I still don't know why electronic music and architecture seems to go hand in 
hand...which was what the whole presentation was supposed to address. Lots 
of people left halfway through. I stuck it out but I've gotten more out of 
the video I purchased than the entire live presentation.


Fred



From: "Greg Malcolm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: [313] Modulations
Date: Mon, 07 Aug 2000 09:03:50 EDT

there was another, much better series, in my opinion, that came out about
3-4 years ago sponsered by the rock and roll hall of fame, and experience
music project, that had an episode dedicated to "the perfect beat"...it
included hip-hop, techno, house, electro, kraftwerk etc...and interviews
with, derrick may, frankie knuckles, run-dmc, beastie boys, de la soul, new
order, africa bambaata etc...very informative in the general sense,
definately not as centered on the modern electronic music scene as
modulations is.

does anyone know if iarra lee is doing anothe documentary soon...?

greg



From: "David Gillies" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: [313] Modulations
Date: Mon, 07 Aug 2000 16:53:22 EST


One that comes to mind is that BBC-one, the final episode in that
"Rock'N'Roll" TV-series documentary (don't remember the name), where May


"Dancing in the Street" was the name of that one. The "chapter" focusing
James Brown/funk/pfunk was also really good for an Aussie white(ish)boy
like
me who knew not an awful lot about the history of the music.

out.
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Questions: Assault Rifle + Planet E

[joe beuckman]

1. What's the story with DJ Assault and Mr. De not working together anymore?

2. Where have I heard the Designer Music "The Truth" song before?  I can't 
figure it out...


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Re: [313] puba vid

[MikeD]

does anyone know where i can pick up the realvideo of this vid?  (.mpg is
even better)..

im without my mtv. tv rots the skull.
-m

> 
> On the topic of the video, I just saw it this weekend (on tape) and laughed 
> till
> I hurt.
> Looked pretty shiny and MTV friendly, and could probably make it to AMP (Is
> that even still on?) or even some regular rotation based on sheer comedic
> value.
> There are a lot of skantily clad women of all shapes and sizes and a kiddie
> pool full of mayonaisse.  Watch for cameo of Brian Gillespie whooping it up as
> mayo splats across his face.  Hilarious.
> 
> J.
> 
> 
> 
> >
> >
> >
> > >
> > >Is not Jive Rec members of the BMG, Bertelsmann Trust
> > >:-
> >
> > As Cyclone said, the line between underground/and not is a fine and complex
> > one. This circumstance, for right now, is very diff't than the one with
> > Jaguar.
> >
> > >PS: I don't know what all people found so good by the
> > >"Sandwitch" Track. It's not the song of the year. For
> > >me it's just a new London created hype from the DJ
> > >Mag/Muzik and some majors industry. I find the DJ
> > >Assault and Aux 88 tracks 100x better.
> >
> >   In the states we were fortunate to get to know the track without the
> > push&hype of outside sources, and simply from word of mouth and the track
> > hyping itself.
> >
> > *shrug* Overall I think the song is about nothing more than having fun,
> > being happy for all those involved with the Pubahs and the track, & not
> > worrying about who is what to what paycheck-that will be worried and dealt
> > with if the time ever comes & belong to those involved.
> >
> > I will say that Toth's production, overall, is good-he has a lot of
> > production experience. If you get to hear more pubah tracks-I think that is
> > more clear.If Paris and Toth and those involved get to see the same
> > loot&fame as Spears-more power to them-lets just hope they do it with out
> > the school girl outfit and glitter (though with paris...who knows:))
> >
> > BUT like anything,once you start dissecting something too much-it loses its
> > guts.
> >
> >
> >
> > just my opinions
> > d
> > np:the fab 4.
> >
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Re: [313] Sean Deason "Allegory and Metaphor"

[Jorge Velez]

From: Kent williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 313 list <313@hyperreal.org>
Subject: [313] Sean Deason "Allegory and Metaphor"
Date: Mon, 7 Aug 2000 09:13:31 -0500 (CDT)

Sean came to Iowa City to spin last year and dropped me a copy of this.
It is a remarkably smooth and deep exploration of techno. which has some
bumping tracks, but also some pieces that are incredible 4 am chill 
material.


Having grown up with techno in Detroit, this record has the traits of a
classic jazzy techno track -- Kevin Saunderson comes to mind more than,
say, Jeff Mills.  But Allegory and Metaphor is beyond that a very personal
work. It really does what art is supposed to -- express what is unique
about Sean as an artist, instead of striving merely to conform to 
conventions

of the form.

I personally want this record to be a big success, if for no other reason
than to make it possible for Sean to give more of his time to music, 
because

with "Allegory and Metaphor" he's only just gotten started.

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I was in a local used clothing shop with a friend yesterday afternoon and 
they were playing some lovely, almost baroque techno. I asked what it was 
and the cashier tells me "the new Sean Deason". After reading so much about 
it here I was glad to finally get a "glimpse" of it. Will be buying it, 
definitely.


On another note: NYC 313'ers should get over to Kim's Underground as they've 
got a pile of
Dan Curtin's "Pregenesis" CD on sale in their used bin (though the CD's are 
new)very cheap. It's highly recommended. I've been digging it nonstop.


peace,
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Re: [313] Modulations

[Joseph Ross Lynn IV]

Not anything of a documentary really, but worth a look is the British "HUMAN
TRAFFIC" - I thought it did a damn fine job actually capturing the upside and
downside, the charms as well as the idiocy of a fully amped clubber/raver's
weekend .  I think the catchphrase would be something like "What Trainspotting
is to heroin, Human Traffic is to Ecstacy" How did this film go over in the
UK, I wonder? No proper releases here that I know of, but your local on-the
ball video parlor might have an import VHS.


J.

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Re: SV: [313] MR. FINGERS QUESTION // L HEARD TRACK ID

[Chris Zimmerman]

The vocals sampled on 'lookin for a man' is sampled from an old eighties 
track. I'll get back to you on the original.


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Re: [313] Technics MkIII

[Chris Zimmerman]

Audio Depot in Madison used to have MKIII for 420. Try calling them or check 
the website www.audio-depot.com


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puba vid

[Joseph Ross Lynn IV]

On the topic of the video, I just saw it this weekend (on tape) and laughed till
I hurt.
Looked pretty shiny and MTV friendly, and could probably make it to AMP (Is
that even still on?) or even some regular rotation based on sheer comedic
value.
There are a lot of skantily clad women of all shapes and sizes and a kiddie
pool full of mayonaisse.  Watch for cameo of Brian Gillespie whooping it up as
mayo splats across his face.  Hilarious.

J.



>
>
>
> >
> >Is not Jive Rec members of the BMG, Bertelsmann Trust
> >:-
>
> As Cyclone said, the line between underground/and not is a fine and complex
> one. This circumstance, for right now, is very diff't than the one with
> Jaguar.
>
> >PS: I don't know what all people found so good by the
> >"Sandwitch" Track. It's not the song of the year. For
> >me it's just a new London created hype from the DJ
> >Mag/Muzik and some majors industry. I find the DJ
> >Assault and Aux 88 tracks 100x better.
>
>   In the states we were fortunate to get to know the track without the
> push&hype of outside sources, and simply from word of mouth and the track
> hyping itself.
>
> *shrug* Overall I think the song is about nothing more than having fun,
> being happy for all those involved with the Pubahs and the track, & not
> worrying about who is what to what paycheck-that will be worried and dealt
> with if the time ever comes & belong to those involved.
>
> I will say that Toth's production, overall, is good-he has a lot of
> production experience. If you get to hear more pubah tracks-I think that is
> more clear.If Paris and Toth and those involved get to see the same
> loot&fame as Spears-more power to them-lets just hope they do it with out
> the school girl outfit and glitter (though with paris...who knows:))
>
> BUT like anything,once you start dissecting something too much-it loses its
> guts.
>
>
>
> just my opinions
> d
> np:the fab 4.
>
>
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Sean Deason "Allegory and Metaphor"

[Kent williams]

Sean came to Iowa City to spin last year and dropped me a copy of this.
It is a remarkably smooth and deep exploration of techno. which has some
bumping tracks, but also some pieces that are incredible 4 am chill material.

Having grown up with techno in Detroit, this record has the traits of a
classic jazzy techno track -- Kevin Saunderson comes to mind more than,
say, Jeff Mills.  But Allegory and Metaphor is beyond that a very personal
work. It really does what art is supposed to -- express what is unique
about Sean as an artist, instead of striving merely to conform to conventions
of the form.

I personally want this record to be a big success, if for no other reason
than to make it possible for Sean to give more of his time to music, because
with "Allegory and Metaphor" he's only just gotten started. 

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Re: [313] Modulations

[Greg Malcolm]

i'm not sure if the last post was for me or the other post, but anyhow the 
last episode in the serires that i was refering to was called "the perfect 
beat"...


greg



From: "David Gillies" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: [313] Modulations
Date: Mon, 07 Aug 2000 23:25:13 EST


there was another, much better series, in my opinion, that came out about
3-4 years ago sponsered by the rock and roll hall of fame, and experience
music project, that had an episode dedicated to "the perfect beat"...it
included hip-hop, techno, house, electro, kraftwerk etc...and interviews
with, derrick may, frankie knuckles, run-dmc, beastie boys, de la soul, 
new

order, africa bambaata etc...very informative in the general sense,
definately not as centered on the modern electronic music scene as
modulations is.


/me said:

"Dancing in the Street" was the name of that one. The "chapter"


The episode you are talking about is "Planet Rock". Last in a series of
eight. Two chapters across four videos. Got 'em all at home.

out.
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tv documentaries etc

[johno]

This all sounds mighty interesting and I would love to have copies of those
shows. Is there anyone would could make copies of the docu's and reports
they have on video. Mind though that the European video format is not the
same as in the US so I'm looking for things I can play on my friend's video
(didn't buy one when I moved, ran out of money...).  Does anybody have
Kraftwerk on video or maybe a live concert on cd?  


Thanks for the help,


John 

Re: [313] Modulations

[David Gillies]

there was another, much better series, in my opinion, that came out about 
3-4 years ago sponsered by the rock and roll hall of fame, and experience 
music project, that had an episode dedicated to "the perfect beat"...it 
included hip-hop, techno, house, electro, kraftwerk etc...and interviews 
with, derrick may, frankie knuckles, run-dmc, beastie boys, de la soul, new 
order, africa bambaata etc...very informative in the general sense, 
definately not as centered on the modern electronic music scene as 
modulations is.


/me said:

"Dancing in the Street" was the name of that one. The "chapter"


The episode you are talking about is "Planet Rock". Last in a series of 
eight. Two chapters across four videos. Got 'em all at home.


out.
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Re: [313] Jive = BMG??(was:Pubahs on Jive...Dan's ?

[Diana Potts]

Is not Jive Rec members of the BMG, Bertelsmann Trust
:-


As Cyclone said, the line between underground/and not is a fine and complex 
one. This circumstance, for right now, is very diff't than the one with 
Jaguar.



PS: I don't know what all people found so good by the
"Sandwitch" Track. It's not the song of the year. For
me it's just a new London created hype from the DJ
Mag/Muzik and some majors industry. I find the DJ
Assault and Aux 88 tracks 100x better.


 In the states we were fortunate to get to know the track without the 
push&hype of outside sources, and simply from word of mouth and the track 
hyping itself.


*shrug* Overall I think the song is about nothing more than having fun, 
being happy for all those involved with the Pubahs and the track, & not 
worrying about who is what to what paycheck-that will be worried and dealt 
with if the time ever comes & belong to those involved.


I will say that Toth's production, overall, is good-he has a lot of 
production experience. If you get to hear more pubah tracks-I think that is 
more clear.If Paris and Toth and those involved get to see the same 
loot&fame as Spears-more power to them-lets just hope they do it with out 
the school girl outfit and glitter (though with paris...who knows:))


BUT like anything,once you start dissecting something too much-it loses its 
guts.




just my opinions
d
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Re: [313] Modulations

[Greg Malcolm]

there was another, much better series, in my opinion, that came out about 
3-4 years ago sponsered by the rock and roll hall of fame, and experience 
music project, that had an episode dedicated to "the perfect beat"...it 
included hip-hop, techno, house, electro, kraftwerk etc...and interviews 
with, derrick may, frankie knuckles, run-dmc, beastie boys, de la soul, new 
order, africa bambaata etc...very informative in the general sense, 
definately not as centered on the modern electronic music scene as 
modulations is.


does anyone know if iarra lee is doing anothe documentary soon...?

greg



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To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: [313] Modulations
Date: Mon, 07 Aug 2000 16:53:22 EST


One that comes to mind is that BBC-one, the final episode in that
"Rock'N'Roll" TV-series documentary (don't remember the name), where May


"Dancing in the Street" was the name of that one. The "chapter" focusing
James Brown/funk/pfunk was also really good for an Aussie white(ish)boy 
like

me who knew not an awful lot about the history of the music.

out.
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Re: [313] UR Z-series?-How old?

[JavierDrada]

They have been playing those for sometime now, the answer is most likely
yes, I would have to ask how long ago they started calling them that, in any
case they always used some sort of material that was not publicly available.

j.d.

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> JavierDrada wrote:
>
> >Z-series pieces are UR's secret weapons, these are used by them
> > >exclusively and will probably never be released to the public.
>
> Did they play them in '96? Cause I have a Pennington / Rolando live mix
that
> has some raw tracks I can't identify...
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Re: [313] Jive = BMG??(was:Pubahs on Jive...Dan's ?

[Jochem_Peteri]

Everyone seems to be a member of BMG group(or those damn basterds of
Seagram.wish they´d stick to selling boose)

154

Re: [313] Jive = BMG??(was:Pubahs on Jive...Dan's ?

[Cyclone Wehner]

I think in the US Jive is distributed by BMG, not here in Australia.

The track is whimsical and fun, I see it as not unlike Green Velvet's stuff,
less dark maybe. 

I think the overground/underground issue is very complex - that was my
point. It was clearcut in the case of Jaguar but it is not always like that.



Cheers

Cyclone


>Is not Jive Rec members of the BMG, Bertelsmann Trust
>:- 
>
>PS: I don't know what all people found so good by the
>"Sandwitch" Track. It's not the song of the year. For
>me it's just a new London created hype from the DJ
>Mag/Muzik and some majors industry. I find the DJ
>Assault and Aux 88 tracks 100x better.
>
>respect u f

Re: [313] Jive = BMG??(was:Pubahs on Jive...Dan's ?

[underground fighters]

Is not Jive Rec members of the BMG, Bertelsmann Trust
:- 

PS: I don't know what all people found so good by the
"Sandwitch" Track. It's not the song of the year. For
me it's just a new London created hype from the DJ
Mag/Muzik and some majors industry. I find the DJ
Assault and Aux 88 tracks 100x better.

respect u f


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> 
> I decided to forward this publicly to stop any
> rumors or worries from 
> starting.The top is my email (where I act all
> innocent) to jive records and 
> the bottom is their response.
> 
> d
> 
> 
> >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >To: "Diana Potts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Subject: Re: Where's the Detroit...?
> >Date: Thu, 3 Aug 2000 11:18:19 -0400
> >
> >>Hello,
> >>
> >>I am a fan of the Detroit Grand Pubas. A friend of
> mine said I
> >>should go to the Jive (Elctro) Records website for
> information about
> >>them. Are they still on your roster of artists?
> >>
> >>Thank you,
> >>a fan.
> 
> >
> >absolutely,
> >the website is currently under reconstruction and
> will be up and
> >accessible as of monday august 8th.
> >
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re: tribal

[sines]

I'll speak up for Columbus' own tribal [hardgroove] head,
Charles Noel, aka Archetype.. 

his "destroy meaning" ep on his own 2122 label fits nicely
alongside any Ben Sims, Grain, Rue East/new-school Mark Broom,
or Theory record. Not to mention his "Theory of Forms" EP
and new doublepack on Black Nation Records. Look for him touring
this fall.



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RE: [313] belgium next week

[Jan Claeyssens]

Well you can start by checking www.amphion.be   were
most belgian clubs are present. And if you're looking for clubs with a
chicago/detroit framework of music check FUSE and FOOD or eventually Café
d'Anvers.

JayCee

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From:   Danny Wolfers [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:   zondag 6 augustus 2000 23:41
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject:[313] belgium next week

I am going off to belgium next week. Anyone got some hot tips on
good
clubs in Antwerp & Brussels
where they're playing stuff like electro, the hague trax, disco,
garage,
detroit/chicago stuff?




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Re: [313] UR Z-series?-How old?

[jim proffit]

JavierDrada wrote:

Z-series pieces are UR's secret weapons, these are used by them 
>exclusively and will probably never be released to the public.


Did they play them in '96? Cause I have a Pennington / Rolando live mix that 
has some raw tracks I can't identify...



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RE: [313] derrick may in nyc last night

[Jan Claeyssens]

Well what a surprise, overhere in Belgium we are calling him Derrick MAYBE
(He'll come).

JayCee

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From:   Bryan Kasenic [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:   vrijdag 4 augustus 2000 19:34
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject:[313] derrick may in nyc last night

i get the 313-digest, so excuse me if this has come up already.  did
derrick 
ever show up at guernica in nyc last night?  i left sometime after
2am ... 
had to get up for work today.  i heard a bunch of different stories
about 
why he was late ...

hearing dj jes spin for 5 hours (he was there to "open" for mr. may)
was 
actually alot of fun.  it took him awhile to get the crowd going,
but the 
floor was filled from about 11:30 (he filled the floor by dropping a
bunch 
of tracks off of his own fresca label) until i left.  he dropped c.
craig's 
"throw", an old derrick may track, a samuel sessions track, but
mostly TONS 
of deep bassy filtered chicago house (old and new).  great music,
seamless 
mixing.  the crowd was there for the music (the detroit techno
parties 
always seem to attract the best crowds in nyc).

-bryan




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Re: [313] Modulations

[David Gillies]

One that comes to mind is that BBC-one, the final episode in that
"Rock'N'Roll" TV-series documentary (don't remember the name), where May


"Dancing in the Street" was the name of that one. The "chapter" focusing 
James Brown/funk/pfunk was also really good for an Aussie white(ish)boy like 
me who knew not an awful lot about the history of the music.


out.
dave.

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Re: [313] Modulations

[jim proffit]

Cyclone W. wrote:


Can anyone think of any decent, inclusive doc films on underground
electronic music - aside from Modulations? The one making a fuss here >at 
the moment is Better Living Through Circuitry but most have >dimissed it as 
being very MTV.


One that comes to mind is that BBC-one, the final episode in that 
"Rock'N'Roll" TV-series documentary (don't remember the name), where May 
talked, Knuckles gave comments, Bambaataa explained some history etc. 
Basically going from Hip Hop thru House to Techno, it was a decent (if 
short) "documentary".


But one pioneering one was a finnish documentary film called "House that 
Jack built" (or something like that;)), concentrating entirely on Techno (or 
"TEKNO" as it was the term in those days). It was made in 1991-92, and had 
an early interview with LFO in their home studio.
It tried to explain terms such as "hardcore", "bleeb", "rave" and such, and 
had some pseudo-philosophical B.S. about the whole "idea" of techno and 
machines. And it was rather Europe-centered, no U.S. scene was featured. If 
you diss all that it was actually quite nice film, and to defend it I must 
say there was at least some nice COMMENTS about Detroit techno ("purest 
techno there is"). Too bad the film was all in finnish language!



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Re: [313] From Our Minds to Yours

[Kyle J Dupuy]

i've heard that the party was postponed until the third week in november
due to venue problems.  this is good news if you live near montreal
because he will be performing there over labor day weekend with mills,
bukem, acquaviva and bt(wtf) among others.

kyle


On Sun, 6 Aug 2000, sean bollin wrote:

> Does anyone know the status of the plus 8 classics show that is supposed to 
> be in Detroit on Sept. 3?  It used to be on richie's calendar on m-nus.com 
> but now it has been removed. 
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Re: [313] Modulations

[Cyclone Wehner]

>
>Has anyone see BLTC yet? I saw the preview for it and the candy ravers in it 
>made my skin crawl - *eerroooh*.
>
>out.
>d.

I have the video - I did an interview with the producer. It's got Moby in
it, say no more. In 25 words or less? It's about rave culture from a US
mainstream perspective. That's all you need to know! There will be a DVD
with extra info on it.

C.

Re: [313] Modulations

[David Gillies]

Can anyone think of any decent, inclusive doc films on underground
electronic music - aside from Modulations? The one making a fuss here at 
the
moment is Better Living Through Circuitry but most have dimissed it as 
being

very MTV.


Has anyone see BLTC yet? I saw the preview for it and the candy ravers in it 
made my skin crawl - *eerroooh*.


out.
d.

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From Our Minds to Yours

[sean bollin]

Does anyone know the status of the plus 8 classics show that is supposed to be 
in Detroit on Sept. 3?  It used to be on richie's calendar on m-nus.com but now 
it has been removed. 


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Modulations

[Cyclone Wehner]

Can anyone think of any decent, inclusive doc films on underground
electronic music - aside from Modulations? The one making a fuss here at the
moment is Better Living Through Circuitry but most have dimissed it as being
very MTV. 

Also did anyone ever answer Mike Taylor's interesting question about those
313 contributions to S'Express' albums?

Cheers

Cyclone

Re: [313] Pubahs on Jive...Dan's?

[The [Quad]]

... yeah, yeah - but,

>Zomba has released it locally and have given it a big push, in the same way
>that they gave Groove Armada a push. It's a fun song, humourous in a
>leftfield way. I am happy to see it appreciated.

what woulda been REAL dum was if Jive/Zomba woulda put it out on 
one-a-does McDonalds $4.99 w/a HappyMeal "Groove/Rhythm" CDs
 alongside the *Nsync/Britney Spears "Your #1 Requests... And More!"
comp.

By-the-by... what's the word on this Dessous " v/a erotic moments in house"..?,
J. E. v.F-B. B.  
   
   

paging rob theakston

[Aaron M Bennett]

if anyone on here can forward me rob (planet e) theakston's email
address, it would be greatly appreciated

thanks!!

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aaron bennett
black nation records: kalamazoo, michigan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]   www.black-nation.com

halfway between detroit and chicago



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