Re: [313] Let's Talk Techno
It's a good thing you're not a reviews editor! ;) LOL!!! Yes, I am sure the artists will agree... The thing is, I really think art as a whole has been nearly killed be insistent acts of symbolic reference and foggy at best reviews. So busy are both the artists and pseudo-intellects with the academics of it all; who surround themselves with method and meaning so that the raw beauty becomes totally lost... And when all this symbolic interpretation gets forced on something as undefined as techno, well, the magic is rarely recognized, to say the least... I really feel that this is all new, thus requiring a new way of viewing... darw_n create, demonstrate, toneshift... http://www.mp3.com/darw_n http://www.sphereproductions.com/topic/Darwin.html http://www.mannequinodd.com
Re: [313] New Releases via Clone
sloes wrote: from the Clone mailinglist: Finally, the summer is over, and we're releasing new music again. The catalog of the online shop was also updated. For more information, please visit our site: http://www.clone.nl ***i'm lucky enough to be privy to a good proportion of the records in the upcoming clone list and i can vouch that they're all--each and every one of them--DAMN FINE! andrew duke :) -- Cognition/Andrew Duke's In The Mix mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://techno.ca/cognition 1096 Queen St #123 Halifax NS Canada B3H 2R9
Mark Ambrose
Anyone have any thoughts on the work/DJing of Mark Ambrose from the UK. He had a track remixed by Blake Baxter, Bellinringers 1, and has been called the New Red Planet by one of the UK magazines a while back. Peace C
Juan Atkins (was:Let's Talk Techno (Responses, Act I))
-- On Tue, 19 Sep 2000 01:01:43 AeOtaku wrote: Re: Juan Atkins snip For me, Atkins Model 500 material sounds like the cover art to Classics looks. He doesnt have (for me) the emotional impact of his prominent predecessors (Kraftwerk, Giorgio Moroder, even Yellow Magic Orchestra), contemporaries (Afrika Bambaata), or followers (May, Craig, Banks, et al.) And Juans best record, I think, is The Infiniti Collection, but when you judge that record against what UR, Carl, Mark and Tom, B12, the Orb, et al. I dont think it is as strong. When I first heard Model 500 (Sonic Sunset), I immediately thought of early Cabaret Voltaire (Red Mecca, 2x45, Voice of America, 3 Mantras, etc). 'Deep Space' and Infiniti too, though to different degrees. I'd never compare Atkins to the Orb any more than I'd compare Cabaret Voltaire to Pink Floyd. The music of the artists you mention above, to my ears at least, are coming from a very different place. --== Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ ==-- Before you buy.
Re: [313] New Release
yeah, been digging around the Clone site recently and in addition to having some killer electro on their label (and affiliate labels), they also have some amazing stuff in their record shop. unfortunately they seem rather backed up at the moment because they haven't responded yet to the order I sent them last Friday. biting my nails... g On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, sloes wrote: from the Clone mailinglist: Finally, the summer is over, and we're releasing new music again. The catalog of the online shop was also updated. Check out all these new releases, visit our site www.clone.nl E-mail ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) or call us for distribution ++31(0)10 4369506 Also other good news. Grammar, a label we distribute has it's own site, please check it out at www.grammar.nl. Oh, and if you're looking for great music online, listen to what hotmix has put online: http://www.hotmix.nl/mixnet And now, without further ado, the releases: New Releases Clone, Viewlexx. Vcd/13 Viewlexx 12/11 (Tracklisting etc. on www.hotmix.nl) I-f /Parallax corp. -Coca disco ll (city of destiny) Another limited pre-release taken from the forth coming Parallax corp. Album by I-f and his partner Intergallactic Gary . A 5 track dance floor burner ,with some exclusive tracks wich won't appear on the album. A unique house meets disco meets electro style wich perfectly fits in every great saturdaynight out. This may be one of those records wich set a trend (remember that I-f have had such impakt before with a whole bunch of his records and also with his unique dj style!!). We try to give everyone his share, but preorders might help to give you the quantities you need! (Check www.hotmix.nl for realaudio) Clone , C#18 -Duplex -ep4 Not a new artist but a change of sound for the new Clone ep by Duplex. Duplex delivers some fresh (detroit influenced) techno and house flavours on their 4th ep. Coming from a background from harder techno in Rotterdam (They produced music on labels such as X-trax and Hithouse together with people as Ferry Corsten and Hole in One in the '90s), they now explore the softer deeper shades of techno with 4 smooth bass driven tracks with nice floating layers of the most beautyfull sounds remembering us of the early days of Detroit techno. For everyone who missed Duplex's Ep3 (wich has been rated by people such as Laurent Garnier, Mr C., Michel de Hey and others) this is another change to get some different flavours from Rotterdam ! (check www.clone.nl for realaudio files) Clone , C#19 - Perspects - Hooverculture ep. After Adult.'s New phonies ep we are proud to present the other half of Detroit's Le Car . Perspects present his new 10 project as cellebration of the '80s culture wich has made many of us what we are today. A 4 track ep with electro pop, enjoying and cellebrating the good things from those days of doom and no hope. Sometimes it makes you wonder what kept us from going under... Well ,one of those things ,what keeps us going is music!! Perspects gives you another reason to stay alive . CLONE DISTRIBUTION WELCOMES : EAT THIS RECORDS , GROUNDZERO AND TECHNOTOURIST AS NEW WORLDWIDE EXCLUSIVE LABELS A small introduction for these new exclusive labels! First of all the Eat this label known for their Raginakudo project with Legowelt, EOG ,Funckarma ,Swap, Gimmick ao. We start with a new series of limited 10s and hopefully a repress of their backcatalogue soon. Then we welcome 2 new labels from Rotterdam (yes...another two new labels!!) ;Groundzero and Technotourist. Two labels (closely connected to each other) wich will cellebrate the exictense of techno music in it purest form. Pure music made for the love of it ranging from deep floating tracks to more dancefloor orientated techno. Groundzero and Technotourist will release music influenced by various styles and artists such as Basic channel, Derrick May , Kevin Saunderson , B12 , Carl Craig, John Tejada, Robert Hood , Moodyman etc. to give an idea of their coming releases. Technotourist 001 (TT001) The Technotourists - Follow the beat Mastered at Detroits NSC to give this piece of quality techno extra flavour for the Detroit fetishists. 4 Beautyfull tracks by this former Eevolute artist. Funky crispy percusion leading the nice strings with floating melodies. Each track is a great piece of techno music in the same vein as Chris Gray and John Tejada are taking their productions lately... Allready getting great responce among various techno jocks and magazines. A must have Groundzero 001 (GZ 001) The Moderator - In transit Another former Eevolute artist with a great 4 track ep. 2 driving techno tracks going steady over
Baby, don't make me wait an eon...
Can anyone tell me why my copy of trelik14 (mimimal man-make a move 1+2) is sporting photocopied labels..? Be it ( their version of a ) white, promo or boot? The trelik WWWsite shows no shot of a label... just a lowercase tbr... Also, can any-a-you dubmeisters comment on that select cuts From Blood Fire CD comp of reworkings of classic slabs o' dub..? Today's $.25 find: a Guatemalan pressing of the B-52's Party Mix!, J. E. v.F-B. B.
Andrew Duke: audio samples updated (9 tracks total now)
now online on Cognition (http://techno.ca/cognition) (click on audio samples or Andrew Duke/ Cognition Audioworks discography on the home page) 9 tracks; one full track from each of the following Cognition Audioworks releases: Morris' Moonshuffle from Versions EP 2000 First Movement from Orchestral Suite For 707, 727 Strings EP 1996 the title track from Ginga 1995 Doyalike from 808909 EP 1995 Track 73A from RZ Tracks EP 1995 Drone from 606+ EP 1995 Eustress from Schotoma EP 1994 Pulled Through The Needle from Ashes And Ceremony LP 1994 the title track from Drowning In Oxygen LP 1993 from environmental ambient and dark ambient to IDM to techno to electro to glitch. made w/ various roland gear plus emax and mmt8. a wee bit o' dgtl on versions, however. postive feedback and/or constructive criticism is welcomed. thanks. andrew duke :) -- Cognition(the site)/Andrew Duke's In The Mix(the syndicated show)/ Cognition Audioworks(the label) mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://techno.ca/cognition 1096 Queen St #123 Halifax NS Canada B3H 2R9
Re: [313] Best Album To Come OUT Of Detroit
My vote goes in for:
The Stooges : Fun House
(I had to...I just *HAD* to!)
derek.
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Dr. Robot wrote:
im curious to know what everyones favorite album that came out of
detroit is? me personaly, i think drexciya has the vote on that one or
possibly even the early works of dopplereffekt on dataphysix. whos got the
funk yo?
mike
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Technotourist/Groundzero
Make sure you check out the releases from these two new labels. Run by 313s own Otto Koppius (who by now has probably met everyone on this list - twice :), the first two releases on this label are great debuts. from the Clone mailinglist: Technotourist 001 (TT001) The Technotourists - Follow the beat The Technotourist 12 is on more of a pure, classical Detroit tip - lots of square-wave bass and some smooth chords. Also features my favourite TV99AD track - great to hear this finally on vinyl. If you like the more listenable (rather than DJ friendly) sound (ie. old B12 etc.), this is a fantastic, classic sounding 12. Groundzero 001 (GZ 001) The Moderator - In transit The Clone mailout compares it to Rob Hood but this had more of a Red Planet vibe going on for me on one or two tracks. More pumping than the Technotourist release - still with a smooth edge yet enough rhythms to place it nicely in a DJ set. Has that kind of timeless mid-90s techno sound I like. Definitely check these two out when they are released (Otto? Hans? Got a release date yet?) || [CiM] || [EMAIL PROTECTED] || [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.
Re: [313] New Release
Clone , C#18 -Duplex -ep4 Not a new artist but a change of sound for the new Clone ep by Duplex. Duplex delivers some fresh (detroit influenced) techno and house flavours on their 4th ep. Coming from a background from harder techno in Rotterdam (They produced music on labels such as X-trax and Hithouse together with people as Ferry Corsten disclaimer This was way, wy before he started doing trance. :) /disclaimer chris
Re: [313] Technotourist/Groundzero
Bumped by Plaid wrote: The Technotourist 12 is on more of a pure, classical Detroit tip - lots of square-wave bass and some smooth chords. Also features my favourite TV99AD track - great to hear this finally on vinyl. If you like the more listenable (rather than DJ friendly) sound (ie. old B12 etc.), this is a fantastic, classic sounding 12. yeah, despite the best efforts of the postman to knacker it (is it me, or should vinyl not be bent double so it can fit thru a letterbox?) i really love this 12. the 2 tracks on side A (by KJ i think) are in that classic funky smooth Detroit vein that many of us know and love. kinda similar in feel to much of John Tejada's stuff (look out for new Tejada material on de:Focus btw - quality assured!). the 2 tracks on side B by TV-99-AD are again in that classic Dutch Detroit style. both have a wonderfully languid melancholic vibe. the first track, Tenth, is def one of my favorite tracks and as Cim says it's great to hear it on vinyl at last (sorry Hans lowers head in shame), and with a great cut by Ron Murphy too. rob _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.
Re: [313] Baby, don't make me wait an eon...
yeah, you got the white label version of Trelik14. a very nice track from Baby Ford and Eon. but the white lable thats got me all hot and bothered is the new Purveyors of Fine Funk Insound E.P. on Residual (REZ-008). Four funky slamming tracks of Disco/Filter/Hard/Techno House from Dan Curtain makes me Curtain a fan all over again! Some of his recent work was a bit too abstract for my tastes but this record returns him to the dancefloor in a very powerful way! I think we're gonna be hearing a lot of this E.P. in the coming months so be prepared to get sick of it (it's just that good!) sean -- sean deason matrix records p.o. box 343 dearborn, mi 48121-0343 ph/fax: 313.582.3410 cell: 313.522.3550 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] profile: seandeason.metrotimes.com From: The [Quad] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2000 18:52:24 -0700 To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Subject: [313] Baby, don't make me wait an eon... Can anyone tell me why my copy of trelik14 (mimimal man-make a move 1+2) is sporting photocopied labels..? Be it ( their version of a ) white, promo or boot? The trelik WWWsite shows no shot of a label... just a lowercase tbr... Also, can any-a-you dubmeisters comment on that select cuts From Blood Fire CD comp of reworkings of classic slabs o' dub..? Today's $.25 find: a Guatemalan pressing of the B-52's Party Mix!, J. E. v.F-B. B. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Planet X Giveaway on Reflections
This Saturday September 23, 2000, Planet X will be giving away a CD entitled, Deep House Vol 3., on Choice Records (CH-105CD) UK. The giveaway will be made on the Reflections segment which airs on http://www.flyfm.net http://www.fastband.com between the hours of 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. Central Standard Time. WINNERS PLEASE BE SURE TO TUNE IN!!! Track selection includes: - Vincenco - Where's the love I know - Dessous Recordings - Torso - El Toro Can 7 - Peppermint Jam - Sandy Rivera Jose Burgos - Jazz It - Under The Counter - Tedd Patterson pres. Blackbone - Roots - Black Vinyl - Carioca Soul - Incommunicado - Soundmedien - Ricard Les Crees - After the Rain - i! Recordings - Greens Keepers AtJazz pres. Extra Spin - Video Days - Static Records - Deep Bros - Soul Talking - Zap Recordings - Jon Cutler - Flut-ie Pebbles - Distant Music - DJ Deep - Innerspace - Chillie Funk - Fritz Valley Project - From Year to Love - Transfusion Records - Mateo Matos - Celebrate Life - Large Records - Head Nodding Society - Nudge Up - Paper Recordings j.d. http://www.undergroundcommittee.com Special Thanks to Planet X http://www.planetxusa.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 aired on, http://www.flyfm.net ..
Re: [313] Mark Ambrose
Ambrose is by far one of the producers I hunt out most while shopping, absolutely love the blends of styles, however subtle!! I haven't gotten any tracks by him lately though, wondering if his tracks are the same as last years? Never heard him spin either... darw_n create, demonstrate, toneshift... http://www.mp3.com/darw_n http://www.sphereproductions.com/topic/Darwin.html http://www.mannequinodd.com - Original Message - From: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 5:28 PM Subject: [313] Mark Ambrose Anyone have any thoughts on the work/DJing of Mark Ambrose from the UK. He had a track remixed by Blake Baxter, Bellinringers 1, and has been called the New Red Planet by one of the UK magazines a while back. Peace C - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Clemens Neufeld?
I purchased the Thomas Schumacher CD the other day, and on it is this track that I swear levels all other tracks... Clemens Neufeld - Depth Surgery - fon records (1997) Any info on this record/artist? Is his other works just as intense? Anyone have this record to sell/trade? thanks, darw_n create, demonstrate, toneshift... http://www.mp3.com/darw_n http://www.sphereproductions.com/topic/Darwin.html http://www.mannequinodd.com
UK TV alert
Tonight's 'All Back To Mine' programme features Frankie Knuckles discussing his record collection. 11.30pm GMT, Channel 4.
query
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Re: [313] Let's Talk Techno
Callin Tobin DB is not a matter of taste and not saying its good(or bad) music. Just that it's not within that style, or to be more precise, not part of that particular musical discussion. Bricollage is not trying to be part of the style they call db, its far too different from stuff put out by peepz like Size 4hero Groove Goldie et al. Some consider that 2 b a compliment..(not my opinion though) 154
The N-side w/ David H. (show #015 - 09-15-00) - Electro+
broadcasted locally via 94.3 Radio 1 Austin on 09-15-00 Friday 7-8pm. http://www.radio1austin.com/ Last weeks show (09-15) via realaudio.. http://www.n-siderecords.com/cgi-bin/dj?ra=radio1_show015_091500.ram The N-side w/ David H., Show #015 09-15-00 [Electro, Techno Pop+]** = [##] artist - track name - label (title) [01] Karl O'Conner - No Go (German Verision) - Downwards (Public Information Film) [02] Drexciya - Aquatacizem - UR (Interstellar Fugitives) [03] The Suburban Knight - Maroon - UR (Interstellar Fugitives) [04] Chaos - Afrogermanic - UR (Interstellar Fugitives) [05] DJ Plasma - Vortex2 - Matrix (Aktive Matrix v2.5) [06] Resident Alien - Alien Sounds - Frajile (Radio Killer) [07] Autobot 1000 - Electro 1+1 = 2 - Hoodwink (When Circuits Combine) [08] Resident Alien - Radio Killer - Frajile (Radio Killer) [09] Autobot 1000 - Circuits Combine - Hoodwink (When Circuits Combine) [10] Transparent Sound - Twisted City EP - Transparent Sound (Analogue Deliverance EP) [11] Silent Bassment Stalkers - R-ford - Stilleben #6 (s/t) [12] Silicone Scally - Nanotech - SCSI #06 (Interlock) [13] Silent Bassment Stalkers - E-goggle - Stilleben #6 (s/t) [14] Silicone Scally - Interlock - SCSI #06 (Interlock) [15] DBX - Losing Control - Accelerate (s/t) [16] Ellen Allien Nu-Clear Noise - Send - BPitch Control (Dataromance) [17] Silicon Scally - ? - SCSI #04 (s/t) [18] Soul Oddity - Rhythm Box - Phoenecia (Odd Job) [19] Silicon Scally - ? - SCSI #04 (s/t) [20] Heiko Laux - Little Computer People (Core RMX) - PSI49NET (s/t RMX) [21] Crooner - Gentle Song - Rampe D (Sentimental Tunes) previous show = Show #014 (Dub, Min Tech/ Min House) http://www.n-siderecords.com/cgi-bin/dj?ra=radio1_show014_090800.ram ** For a copy or tracklisting of this show or any other of the shows on CD, check out the N-side for more info. until next time.. David H. - N-side Records - Inside source for Underground Music. http://www.n-siderecords.com :: Austin,TX, USA. (512)837-5650 (bus) :: (508)526-7797 (fax)
OT: TR-909 Wanted
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influential techno releases
these releases have influenced me very much. i do not think of techno releases as some being more important than others, it is rather subjective in my case. 002 - 8068 M7 - Maurizio The Pace - Robert Hood Random Noise Generation - Instrument of Change Octave One - Empower Ryan _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.
Magic Feet announcement
It is my sad duty to inform any ex-readers of Magic Feet magazine of the death of one of its former contributors, Marc Barlow. Known as Wilf to his friends, he wrote under the name of Vilf in Magic Feet for several years. Wilf, 33, was walking home alone when he was attacked by three men in a street near to his flat in Nottingham in the early hours of Monday 21st August. He never regained consciousness and died in hospital a few hours later. A memorial site has been established at www.geocities.com/marcbarlowuk through which anyone who wishes to do so may send a message of condolence to Wilf's parents or pay tribute to Wilf. A full scale investigation by Nottinghamshire Police's Serious Crimes Unit is underway and news of all substantiated developments will be posted to the site. A memorial club night will be held at The Skyy Club, Nottingham this Saturday (23rd Sept). All welcome. Although Wilf was not a member of this list, he was one of us all the same. The following text is adapted from an obituary which appears in the new issue of Overload magazine (issue 04), just out. Thankyou for your time, TOM - Obituary: Marc 'Wilf' Barlow A longtime background figure on the Nottingham underground music scene, Wilf had DJed for years without a break or recognition, always playing only the deepest sounds. He never read the music press or worried about who or what music was 'in' or 'out', he just bought records if he liked them. Needless to say, he was well known to - and liked by - the staff of Nottingham's record shops. His tastes ran deep and wide - from punk and grunge to jazz, funk, dub and soul in equal measure - but techno and house were his overriding passions, with UR, Moodymann, Derrick Carter, Stacey Pullen and Carl Craig amongst his favourites. That said, he was no slavish follower - if he didn't dig a record, he wouldn't buy it or play it, never mind who had made it. He had an unmatched ear for the music and over more than a decade of buying music he amassed a record collection that would make anyone reading on this list weep with envy. I always remember playing him a track off some album a couple of years back without telling him who made it - it took him about about eight beats to correctly identify its creator. For Magic Feet, Wilf mainly wrote single and album reviews, although he also contributed a D Knox interview and some satirical pieces. He couldn't use a keyboard, spell or punctuate, but he often found things to say about the music which would never have occurred to me in a million years and I remain convinced that he could connect to techno and house in a way that very few others could. He also contributed to a now-defunct local listings magazine, Pulse, for who he wrote reviews and interviewed Surgeon. His relish for clubs was also unlike that of few other people I know. If Stacey Pullen, Derrick May or someone similar was in town, he'd be there and any Nottingham clubbers reading may well remember him for his trademark full-length bright yellow workman's jacket. In the early nineties he helped run what became Nottingham's longest-running underground house and techno night, Torch, which played host to the likes of Colin Faver and Luke Slater. Over the subsequent years he regularly helped to try and get more nights going here and when Magic Feet was running its own club sessions a year or two back, Wilf could always be relied on for help well beyond the call of duty. He also went to almost every Lost night - even if no-one else he knew was going, he'd just jump on a bus and go on his own. Recently he had helped launch a Sunday afternoon session called Quit Jivin at a local pub, The Arboretum, where he played soul, funk and jazz-related music. He was enthusing about his hopes for this when I saw him for the last time, on the day of his murder. An intelligent and sensitive man who read a great deal and didn't own a TV, Wilf worked full-time on a production line in the local Pork Farms factory, where he was also a trade union representative and intended to stand as shop steward. A more unpleasant job it is hard to imagine, particularly for a vegetarian, but I suspect that to Wilf, it was little more than a device which allowed him to pay the rent and buy records. To those who knew Wilf, he was truly one of a kind and will be an irreplaceable loss. He is survived by both his parents, to whom we offer our deepest condolences. - Tom Magic Feet Marc 'Wilf' Barlow, factory worker, DJ and writer, born 26th October 1966; died 21st August 2000
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LTJ Bukem - Sept. 27th - Mecca Monthly!
Ahoy 313ers, 734ers, 810ers, 312ers, 773ers, 517ers, 616ers, 519ers, 419ers, 416ers, 216ers, etc. Announcing the upcoming DEBUT date of MECCA, Detroit's monthly showcase for avant garde music, art, fashion and technology What: LTJ BUKEM, DJ NOOKIE and MC CONRAD--Progression Sessions/Goodlooking Records Apex Entertainers--LONDON, ENGLAND. World renowned innovator of the Drum N' Bass sound LTJ Bukem brings his special brand of atmospheric funk n' jazz to Detroit once again TA SCHOOL YA! If you've not experienced a Progression Session LIVE...then you've not progressed much ave ya?? SPECIAL FEATURED GUEST: DJ Paris / The Black FU SPECIAL SHOWCASE: Detroit Dance Theatre When: WEDNESDAY - September 27, 2000 Where: State Theatre, 2115 Woodward Ave., Deetroit! Time: Doors at 9 PM Age:18+ Cost: $15.00 in advance via Ticket Master / $20.00 at the door ($5.00 off door price w/valid student ID) Why??: Cuz we need to bring cool Detroit artists/gurus/designers/freaks together for other hip n' funky Detroiters to appreciate and OF COURSE do it to beat presented by other artist/guru/freak/beatmasters from everywhere...INCLUDING Detroit!! _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.
Re: [313] query
i believe that was part of the rules that were sent out by Mr.Smiley some time ago-it might have been while you were absent from the list, Sean. No attachments-such as pictures and what not were to be allowed. d From: sean deason [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Tom Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313 mailing list post 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: [313] query Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2000 11:20:37 -0400 Ive found that the list doesnt seem to like emails which contain HTML formatting, attachment files nor images. but maybe its just from me that it wont accept them? :^) sean -- sean deason matrix records p.o. box 343 dearborn, mi 48121-0343 ph/fax: 313.582.3410 cell: 313.522.3550 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] profile: seandeason.metrotimes.com From: Tom Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2000 14:37:59 +0100 To: 313 mailing list post 313@hyperreal.org Subject: [313] query Is there some kind of word length limit on posting to this list? My short ones get through, but I've twice tried to post something longer and it's not appearing. Anyone got any ideas? - 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. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.
Re: [313] Mark Ambrose
We had Ambrose come through town once about a year and a half back, his spinning is much like Terry Francis, deep, spacey, subtle eqing. As for his productions I prefer the early stuff he did on Offshoot and Crayon, his newer stuff (much in the same vien as Steve O'Sullivan) has just become slow and loopy, with short high frequency stabs, and conga's, kinda spacey, but all too familiar once you've heard his other records. If I had to pick a Ambrose record it would be Skymaster: Photon Beams: offshoot. The long player has the wickedest bassline, and a very detroitish synth line. todd - Original Message - From: darw_n [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 8:33 AM Subject: Re: [313] Mark Ambrose Ambrose is by far one of the producers I hunt out most while shopping, absolutely love the blends of styles, however subtle!! I haven't gotten any tracks by him lately though, wondering if his tracks are the same as last years? Never heard him spin either... darw_n create, demonstrate, toneshift... http://www.mp3.com/darw_n http://www.sphereproductions.com/topic/Darwin.html http://www.mannequinodd.com - Original Message - From: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 5:28 PM Subject: [313] Mark Ambrose Anyone have any thoughts on the work/DJing of Mark Ambrose from the UK. He had a track remixed by Blake Baxter, Bellinringers 1, and has been called the New Red Planet by one of the UK magazines a while back. Peace C - 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: Mark Ambrose
Cyclone: Anyone have any thoughts on the work/DJing of Mark Ambrose from the UK. He had a track remixed by Blake Baxter, Bellinringers 1, and has been called the New Red Planet by one of the UK magazines a while back. I've been a fan of Mark's work for a while, although I have to admit I haven't bought anything of his for a few months. He runs his own label, Crayon, who must be up to at least the mid-teens in the release schedule by now. He's also recorded for the (now-defunct?) Offshoot label as Skymaster, and for Force Inc as Bellringers. There have also been various releases on other labels like Aubrey's Solid Groove, Minifunk in Spain etc etc. My favourite track of his is called 'The Corona', on a 12 called 'Cosmosdwellers' on Solid Groove (the other side is Aubrey's equally awesome 'Swirls') - a long, building, deceptively simple techno cut based around a simple analogue bassline with layer upon layer of swirling strings and heavily-effected percussion drifting around - mesmerising stuff. I can see where the Red Planet comparisons come from although his sound is quite different in a lot of ways. Not everything he does is amazing, but the good stuff is very good. Must try and catch up with what he's been doing lately... Cheers, Tom
Re: [313] Le Car - Autiobiography....??
Saw this one on the new-release lists and was wondering if anyone out there has had a chance to check it out yet. It says 23 tracks according to the Bent Crayon list and I was wondering if anyone know if it was mixed/unmixed or had opinions on the music? Peter, This is an EXCELLENT unmixed collection and a great catch-up if you weren't buying each one as it came out. And even if you were, this is great collection to have all in one place. There are also some various untitled bits full tracks exclusive to the CD release. If you are into their overtly synthetic sound, if you like cybotron, Telex, I-f, gary numan, dopplereffekt, ultravoxx, kraftwerk, early Human League, more detached (yet funky) electronics with a great flair for new wave, this is an essential CD. I was playing selections from this on my radio show this summer and always got calls asking who it was and how they could get it. Even those not into more straight 4/4 techno seem to be interested in it. It's definitely a unique twist on where detroit meets new wave, I think their tag line describes it quite well: the forgotten sounds of tomorrow. peace -- Matt MacQueen [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.reverbmag.com archived radio shows -- http://macqueen.com/radio
Immigrant
Hey all, just wondering if anyone can recommend any labels are are similar in style to Immigrant and Intrinsic Design. Both seem to be on the techier side of the 'tech-house' genre and really hit home for me. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance MM _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.
Re: [313] Let's Talk Techno
What do u mean by truly innovative. I think that there is nothing in between something that is innovative and something that is not. Innovative is just making changes in anything established. So i cant see why Carl Craig isn't innovative, u just have to listen to Innerzone orchestra Programmed. Goldie and much of the drum 'n' bass contingent reckon he's innovative, too - remember Bug In The Bassbin? i might be going on a limb here.. when i first heard of innerzone orchestra, i thought to myself, 'ok, it's carl craig, trying to do some free-formish electronic jazz oriented music.. i need to get this..' being a HUGE fan of tortoise and isotope 217, both from chicago, i figured that innerzone orchestra was just what i needed.. i find much of the innerzone orchestra material to be boring and repetitive.. isotope 217 especially, [tortoise not so much because they aren't as electronically based, except for the phenomenal remixes cd] blows carl craig out of the water when it comes to the jazz/electronic fusion idea.. this thought was even shared by a close friend of mine who was into craig many years before i was, and who is also a big tortoise/isotope 217 fan.. call us northern michigan kids crazy, if you will.. carl craig hasn't ever really done all that much for me, anyway.. but what do i know.. i've only been into the detroit techno scene for a year.. ;) - sarah _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.
Re: [313] Mark Ambrose
his double pack skyline (minifunk)--with the image from metropolis on the cover--has one absolutely slamming track, 'cosmic' (skymaster remix). up there with carl craig's remix of altered states for energy level. james Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 09/19/2000 08:28:22 PM To: 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org cc:(bcc: James Bucknell/Magazines/Hearst) Subject: [313] Mark Ambrose Anyone have any thoughts on the work/DJing of Mark Ambrose from the UK. He had a track remixed by Blake Baxter, Bellinringers 1, and has been called the New Red Planet by one of the UK magazines a while back. Peace C - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [313] Technotourist/Groundzero
At 09:19 + 20-09-2000, rob webb wrote: Bumped by Plaid wrote: The Technotourist 12 is on more of a pure, classical Detroit tip - lots of square-wave bass and some smooth chords. Also features my favourite TV99AD track - great to hear this finally on vinyl. If you like the more listenable (rather than DJ friendly) sound (ie. old B12 etc.), this is a fantastic, classic sounding 12. yeah, despite the best efforts of the postman to knacker it (is it me, or should vinyl not be bent double so it can fit thru a letterbox?) i really love this 12. the 2 tracks on side A (by KJ i think) are in that classic funky smooth Detroit vein that many of us know and love. kinda similar in feel to much of John Tejada's stuff (look out for new Tejada material on de:Focus btw - quality assured!). the 2 tracks on side B by TV-99-AD are again in that classic Dutch Detroit style. both have a wonderfully languid melancholic vibe. the first track, Tenth, is def one of my favorite tracks and as Cim says it's great to hear it on vinyl at last (sorry Hans lowers head in shame), and with a great cut by Ron Murphy too. Track A1 is from some friends who recorded for eevolute under the name of East Island, A2 is from the Moderator. I really do like the A1 track, really funky techno and i think that 'koffie is a DJ' is one of the coolest titles for a techno track, but i think you must understand a bit of dutch before you understand why :) For Simon: Both EP's (Technotourist and Groundzero) will de released somewhere next week. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: [313] Technotourist/Groundzero
the 2 tracks on side A (by KJ i think) are in that classic funky smooth Detroit vein that many of us know and love. kinda similar in feel to much of John Tejada's stuff (look out for new Tejada material on de:Focus btw - quality assured!). Track A1 is produced by friends who recorded for eevolute under the East Island monniker. A2 is from the moderator. The release date for both EP's will be somewere nect week. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
M-3 (was: THEO PARRISH)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I didn't know that Mike Himes (Record Time) had a label Hi, not sure if anyone answered your question or not but Mike runs a label called M-3 (the technical road name for Gratiot in Detroit, very significant in the history and geography of Detroit techno). M3 has had about 8 releases I guess? With a good roster of artists such as Rick Wade, Alton Miller, Da Sampla (aka - Shake), etc. More on the detroit-flavored house tip, mixes well with other labels like Elevate, Moods Grooves, KDJ, Sound Signature, some of the better Intangible Records stuff, etc. cheers -- Matt MacQueen [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.reverbmag.com archived radio shows -- http://macqueen.com/radio
