Re: [313] Landscape was Fw: The not so Incredible Warp Party
-Original Message- From: David Hampson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Graham >Massey from 808 State. He played a mostly electro set with things like >Atomic Nation, what sounded like an old Patrick Cowley dub mix and this >wicked version of Landscape's Einstein a-Go-Go which I'm sure wasn't the >original! you will probably find it was the 12" version of it from 81,it has a drumy instrumental intro that simply rox in a very AFX sort of way ,after a couple of min comes that "i can't put you thru to president Carter" to be followed by the first verse from the regular version, (which was on the "Tearooms" lp) and then it gets back to that instrumental thing,classic new wave stuff! (it was also,recently on a chart from the Ersatz/Adult guy that i think somebody posted here) that special 12" version is on RCA T22 pc5331 from uk (1981) strange how many new wave 12" had totaly diffrent versions to the ones that ,were on the 7" charts,(visage - fade to,yello - bostich,talk talk etc comes to mind) in fact if disco brought the 12",and reggae the dub on the b-side,new wave was the music that took those diffrent 12" mixes and put them back on special lp's(humen league - dare/ league unlimited orchestra,soft cell - non stop erotic/non stop ecstatic, the 2 s/t Visage ones,and much much later on KWT with The mix) e,r
RE: [313] Jaguar in UK charts
I'm really confused about this We're all so proud of the fact that UR is underground but then bitch that it doesn't make it further than 43 in the UK _POP_ charts? Please Fred > I'm surprised that no-one has mentioned this yet but > 'Jaguar' debuted at > number 43 in the UK pop chart on sunday, much much lower > than I personally > expected. Anyone got any thoughts on why? > > Maybe the fact that the release date was put back a week had > something to do > with it? (It was originally scheduled for Oct 3rd, then went > back to Oct > 9th) > > Another possible reason might be that the promotion wasn't > adequate. For > example, it was handled in the UK by a company called > Sainted PR, who, > whilst a big music PR company, aren't exactly known for their techno > activities - they usually do guitar bands and dance pop etc. > My man Jonas > Stone at Phuture Trax did the UR party a couple of years > back, and does all > the Tresor and Mills releases etc, so I (and he, actually) would have > thought he should have been the obvious choice. Apparently > Sainted got it as > a result of the distribution deal 430 West/UR hooked up. > Mind you, there > have been plenty of Rolando interviews in the last crop of > music mags her, > so... > > Also, there was no real advertising to speak of. Azzido Da > Bass 'Doom's > Night' was also released last week and that has entered the > chart at about > number 6. The difference is that they have a massive > promotional campaign > behind them - Nottingham, where I live, is covered with > flyposters, just as > it was for the release of Zombie Nation's 'Kernkraft 400'. > > Anyone got any thoughts on this? Whatever, I guess it's > unlikely ot go much > higher. Records don't tend to climb the chart slowly these > days like they > used to. Instead they tend to enter, then slide downwards. > > Tom MF > > > - > 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] Detroit Techno in England
Oops - Original Message - From: Oul Shakur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: 18 October 2000 22:29 Subject: Re: [313] Detroit Techno in England > > yeah i agree with the point its the same people who come over here to play. > > 3 times this year voodoo has booked green velvet, now nothing against > cajmere, but wouldnt it be better to have him on once and have 2 other > detroit/chicago based dj's on? > > its a complete lack of vision on the part of the promoters in my view > > > > _ > 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. > > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
Re: [313] Detroit Techno in England
I just saw Green Velvet dj'ing on Friday night at Voodoo in Liverpool and he played a blinder. The best set I've heard there this year. Maybe you should look outside London - England's a big(ish) place after all :-) Thanks Nick Hardie DiscoTech [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Oul Shakur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: 18 October 2000 21:29 Subject: [313] Detroit Techno in England > > The Current Amount of detroit/chicago techno dj's being booked to play in > england is shocking. > > its a very sad state of affairs and it needs to be addressed, > > apart from stacy pullen at the plus 8 classics night at the end on 4th nov > and Suburban Knight at lost a couple of months ago the bookings have dried > up > > is the detroit sound redundant in england now, or can it resurface? > > > > > _ > 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. > > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
Fw: {pb-cle} HAUNTED KEGGER 10-21-00
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[313] chicago upcoming events
> Any Chi-towners aware of any good sets coming to town. Preferably @ a > club > and not @ a rave.(I must admit, though, I caught Sexy Alexi Delano @ a > rave > about a year and a half ago-phenominal!) > > +v+ Here: this was posted to the list a couple weeks back by fred mcmurry (most of the events have passed, but a few are still applicable). when in doubt you can always check crobar or circus too. enjoy :) kyle From: "PURE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "PURELIST" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Tue, 3 Oct 2000 20:55:28 -0500 Subject: PURE EXRA EXTRA Hey PURE People, Here are just a couple of reminders and other things we missed in our latest newsletter... Thursday Sept.28.00 at COMMUNITY "...COMMUNITY Thursdays are the best bet (at Crobar): Every week is stocked with a top-name international DJ, from Paul van Dyk and Ken Ishii to Richie Hawtin and Green Velvet." ? Spin Magazine November 2000 Thursday Oct.05.00 PURE presents People, Music, Culture. COMMUNITY There will be a special COMMUNITY 1.0 - John Curley Mix CD release party in the Mezzanine hosted by PURE and UR Chicago Magazine. Free drinks (10-11:30) and Free CDs. RSVP to [EMAIL PROTECTED] to attend. Ears To The East Featuring DJs: Ken Ishii / Tokyo John Curley / PURE Chicago DJ Dayhota / SuperJane Chicago Bear Who? / PURE Chicago Hosted by Devo 9PM - 4AM 21 + Crobar the nightclub 1543 N. Kingsbury, Chicago, 312.413.7000 www.crobarnightclub.com PURE 2000 cardholders (+1) and guestlist persons get in FREE to COMMUNITY all night. To get on the guestlist for COMMUNITY either call or e-mail before 7PM the day of the event with your full name and number of guests (four total - that means you +3) to: 312.409.PURE or [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please specify COMMUNITY Thursday October 5th when replying. Saturday Oct.07.00 PURE presents LIFT The Sound of Saturday Night Featuring DJs Adam Beyer / Drumcode Records, Stockholm Sweden Chad Sommer / PURE Ernie Vega / 212 Productions, Aurora Bear Who? (Upstairs) / PURE 10PM - 5AM 21 + $15 general admission RedNoFive 440 N. Halsted (at Halsted and Hubbard) Chicago 312.733.6699 PURE 2000 cardholders only get in to LIFT for $5 all night. Guestlist persons get in to LIFT for $5 before Midnight and are $10.00 after. To get on the guestlist for LIFT either call or e-mail before 7PM the day of the event with your full name and number of guests (four total - that means you +3) to: 312.409.PURE or [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please specify LIFT Saturday October 08th when replying. PURE DJ NEWS: John Curley will be opening for Moby and Hybrid this Friday October 6th at the Aragon Ballroom. Chad Sommer will playing along with Adam Beyer this Saturday Oct.07.00 at LIFT. E-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] to get on the guestlist. John Curley and Chad Sommer will be playing this Sunday Oct.08.00 at Dragon Room ( 809 w. Evergreen, Chicago, 312-751-2900). E-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] to get on the guestlist. (Please specify the event you would like to attend when e-mailing guestlist requests) Upcoming Events at COMMUNITY - October Thursday Oct.12.00 Bedrock USA Featuring: Jimmy Van M / Twilo NYC John Curley / PURE Chicago DJ Dayhota / SuperJane Chicago Bear Who? / PURE Chicago Thursday Oct.19.00 Alice's Wicked Wonderland Tour Featuring: Green Velvet (LIVE) DJ Cajmere (Techno Set) / Chicago John Curley / PURE Chicago DJ Dayhota / SuperJane Chicago Bear Who? / PURE Chicago Thursday Oct.26.00 Plus 8 Classics Tour Featuring: Richie Hawtin / Windsor John Acquaviva/ Balance John Curley / PURE Chicago DJ Dayhota / SuperJane Chicago Bear Who? / PURE Chicago Upcoming Events at LIFT - October Saturday Oct.14.00 LIFT Featuring DJs: Charles Little / PURE Chad Sommer / PURE Chris Walsh / PURE Saturday Oct.21.00 LIFT Featuring DJs John Debo / Axis, Boston Chad Sommer / PURE Chris Walsh / PURE www.purefuture.com ___
Re: [313] Detroit Techno in England
I'd be more than happy to shell out $20 - 30 to see some of the Midwest talent that never plays in the Midwest(!) Fred From: "Oul Shakur" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: [313] Detroit Techno in England Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2000 20:29:44 GMT The Current Amount of detroit/chicago techno dj's being booked to play in england is shocking. its a very sad state of affairs and it needs to be addressed, apart from stacy pullen at the plus 8 classics night at the end on 4th nov and Suburban Knight at lost a couple of months ago the bookings have dried up is the detroit sound redundant in england now, or can it resurface? _ 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. - 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.
[313] Dj Slip - The Machines wil know
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Chicago Upcoming events?
Any Chi-towners aware of any good sets coming to town. Preferably @ a club and not @ a rave.(I must admit, though, I caught Sexy Alexi Delano @ a rave about a year and a half ago-phenominal!) +v+ _ 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.
CORNWARNING 'web launch'
No intricate flash animations. Just the facts: http://jump.to/cornwarning Cornwarning1 is back from the pressing plant, and will go to the distributor very shortly. Bomb tracks from Chaircrusher, Perkowitz, and Chris O. Danceable, but chinstrokers like it too! Anyone who can convince me that they can further my career, or that they've been down with me since day one, drop me a line and I'll send you a promo. The rest of y'all it should be in stores in time for Xmas for $6 or $7 cheap. Limited 500 worldwide, and hand stamped by me! kent williams -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.mp3.com/chaircrusher -- tunes http://www.live365.com/cgi-bin/directory.cgi?autostart=chaircrusher -- mix
Re: [313] Detroit Techno in England
well looks like i will just have to keep dreaming then doesnt it, maybe one day i can get something organised and get these dj's over here myself! _ 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] Detroit Techno in England
> now nothing against > cajmere, but wouldnt it be better to have him on once and have 2 other > detroit/chicago based dj's on? > > its a complete lack of vision on the part of the promoters in my view No, it's not a lack of vision, just a difference of vision. Your vision is for lots of great, innovative Detroit artists to come over and share their art. The promoters' vision is to make money on their ventures. Those two happen to come together sometimes, but it's far from a guarantee. Apologies if I somehow manage to spark that godawful "integrity" or "art vs. commerce" or "underground vs. commercial" debate again. That's the last thing I want, to wade through a bazillion messages I've already read for the last 5 years. Gosh, do I sound bitter? ob313: Pole, Jan Jenelik, and Burnt Friedman tonight at the Detroit Contemporary. Aww yeah. I'll be there, hoping the bass clears my sinuses out (damn fall weather...). BVL -- http://www.chromedecay.org
Re: [313] Detroit Techno in England
its all 'bout the benjamins.* d *(translation for those outside US slang:its all bout the 100 dollar bills-who ben franklin appears on) _ 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] Detroit Techno in England
yeah i agree with the point its the same people who come over here to play. 3 times this year voodoo has booked green velvet, now nothing against cajmere, but wouldnt it be better to have him on once and have 2 other detroit/chicago based dj's on? its a complete lack of vision on the part of the promoters in my view _ 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] Detroit Techno in England
is the detroit sound redundant in england now, or can it resurface? well, I think that's something really for people in England to discuss. Second hand guesses on that can get assuming. However, it seems the same lot of ppl go overseas & each time play similar sets. It would be nice if Europe started bringing over the "next" crop out of Detroit. Recloose is on global tour spirts now, but talented DJs such as Magda,Derrick P.,Keith Kemp,Jason Hogans(live),Tony Ollivierra and even veterans like Minx etc. Though these DJs play a somewhat "classic Detroit" sound, they offer up a possible new & younger twist. Its important to support the new and old talents in order to insure the future of what we have now. d _ 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] Jaguar in UK charts
For my money, the best thing about Jaguar is the cover. Looks like No Limit does Detroit. It's got those letters for Jaguar and everything. Too bad it doesn't come in a transparent red case with ads for more UR 12"s in the booklet. Matt
new delsin release - future beat alliance
| future beat alliance - audio photos (12dsr/fba1) - available early november | Future Beat Alliance is Matthew Puffett, the talented cook from Brighton. Most of his releases came through his own fine Void label since 1994, and his last two releases were through the Italian Archive label, and Russ Gabriel's Ferox. His newest EP finds it way to the world through the Delsin label, presenting four gorgeous tracks, with his typical warm soulful sounds. Cold Feet comes with slow breaks, ambient sounds and deep basses. Free Data goes more towards jazz, meeting up with Ian O'Brien, Kirk Degiorgio and others. Side b hosts two more techno styled tracks, Lo Tech Jazz has a heavy electro styled bass beat combined with his soul strings sounds, where Eon Link 500 is a masterpiece ambient techno track. Some of the greatest stuff he has delivered yet, showing his real broad talents. | just released 11dsr by peel seamus coming up newworldaquarium, aardvarck, optic nerve, lucky&easy, .. & delsin compilation album at the end of this year | label contact delsin records, amsterdam fon 20-494-5535 fax 20-773-8483 e. [EMAIL PROTECTED] url. http://www.delsin.org | distribution contact rushhour, amsterdam fon/fax 20-427-4505 e. [EMAIL PROTECTED] url. http://www.rushhour.nl |
Detroit Techno in England
The Current Amount of detroit/chicago techno dj's being booked to play in england is shocking. its a very sad state of affairs and it needs to be addressed, apart from stacy pullen at the plus 8 classics night at the end on 4th nov and Suburban Knight at lost a couple of months ago the bookings have dried up is the detroit sound redundant in england now, or can it resurface? _ 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.
USvs.THEM?? (was Re: Jaguar Video)
Hi list, this thread is starting to annoy me..the part concerning us (313'ers) and them (rest of the world). I don't think we have any right to consider us some sort of illuminated caste, as being culturally advanced because we choose to listen to so-called underground music. People are entitled to listen to whatever they feel, and this choice should'nt categorize as being poor shallow souls who accept whatever the man throws out to them. I mean, if most of the mainstream people heard what we were listening to they would probably say the same thing..there is no VERB to spread to the masses. To each his own, and if you like cheesy trance it ONLY means we'll never go clubbing together. bye sorry for the rant, but im still in the office and not too happy bout it! ;-) fab || Web Developer || [EMAIL PROTECTED] || || www.deepend.it || "If we never looked at things and thought what they might be, we'd still be in the tall grass with the apes." Deepend Roma s.r.l. Via C.A. Racchia, 4 - 00195 Roma - ITALY T +39 06 37 51 23 58 F +39 06 37 51 23 26
Ambient Zone RTRFM 92.1 Playlist 15.10.2K
Ambient Zone RTRFM 92.1 Playlist 15.10.2K Presented by A_Zed Cali...? - Lynx/ Jan Jelinek rmx (Out To Lunch) Track 2 - Lowtec (Out To Lunch) Poiko - Vladislav Delay (Mille Plateaux) Delc:r - Arovane (Morr Music) Skim 2 - CiM (DeFocus) Click - Aphelion (DeFocus) -- - -- (Toytronic/ Neurokinetic comp) Laura - Multicast (Obliq) How I missed you - Metamatics & Clatterbox (Neo Ouija) Angelina Jollie call Simon - Aspen (Emanate) C1 - Jonas Bering (Kompakt) B3 - Dettinger (Kompakt) Modulo 8.5 - Various Artists/ Monolake rmx (Fatcat) Home - Robert Hood (Tresor) First - CiM (DeFocus) Psychic Friends Network - Styrofoam (Morr Music) Mainframe - Phonem (Morr Music) ___ Hope everyone who tuned in enjoyed the show. Please feel free to contact me about any querries you have about the show or the tracks featured. Best regards, A_Zed _ Program Co-ordinator, Ambient Zone RTRFM 92.1 Sunday Electronic Listening [http://rtrfm.ii.net] Perth, W.Aust (WST) 23.00-01.00 Detroit (EST) 10.00-12.00 Frankfurt (CET)/ London(GMT) 16.00-18.00
Fine Funk
Has anyone heard the DJ Tripwire/Mark Ambrose split 12" on Fine Funk? The M. Ambrose remix of Tripwires' "Song of Kaur"(Creepy Crawly, if my memory serves me correctly) has really started to grow on me. It's one of the best progressive tracks I've herd in a few years. Point being: can anyone who's heard this record make rec's on other stuff on Fine Funk(it might be their only release to date) or other M. Ambrose stuff that has a similar feel(or other artists). Thanks, =v= _ 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.
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Detroit Network
Does anyone have any info [ phone, email ] about Detroit Network? I'm trying to get some tickets for the Sean Deason show here in NYC tomorrow night at the Frying Pan. If anyone else is interested, other artists that night include : Ulysses 8:00 pm Sean Deason 9:00 pm Hush 10:00 pm Detroit Grand Pubahs 10:30 pm DJ Rap 12:00 am DJ Assault 1:30 am Sho' Wood 3:00 am -- Peter Grammenos. Tel : 212.902.2446 ---
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Re: Re: [313] Re: Jaguar Video
This thread has been full of some interesting opinions, it actually reminds me of arguments that were made a few years ago when 'electronica' was supposed to blow up and be the next big thing. Remember all the buzz over 'AMP' I think people within the techno community saw it as signs of an invasion. That overnight artists who were dedicated to making unique and innovative music whould suddenly become hypnotized into selling out because of exposure to a mass audience. Jaguar is a great track with lots of emotion, we can all agree on that. I personally think Rolando deserves the exposure, MTV air-play included. Sure some people will love it and some people will not get it (music is after all an artform) the point is those who do like it will hopefully have had their minds opened and want to develop an appreciation for this music. dave pinter
Re: [313] Re: Jaguar Video
Most ppl within 10 miles who has heard my techno rekkids hate all of them except my Technasia stuff... No class at all... You have to be a bit more mature I think to understand good music... It comes natural to me but a lot of children are born subnormal in North Yorkshire so they have no hope of enjoying it or understanding it... They're idea of music is single finger key presses and a repetitive bassdrum... This means you Pragnosis... l8r, Nick (Dj Pacific:) --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > What I've found with people who aren't into techno > with Jaguar is most enjoy > it. I've even sent tapes of just random good tracks > to my friends in Florida > and many of them enjoy this track. Some just start > asking questions like > what is this genre. Some think its music to > sophisticated for them. One of > my friends who is really into breaks/trance thought > he "should be drinking a > martini to it". Others just beg to barrow it and > the remixes or even to buy > it of me but of course I refuse. You can't contain > something that is that > good. Yes there will be people who will not respect > the track as many of us > will, but to those who start asking questions > because they heard it and then > grow to respect and love the music we all do thats > great. If they don't > truly like the music than it will pass. They will > listen to it for a while > and then it will make its way back to a stack of cds > that they don't listen > to anymore and they will forget about it. > If I was watching MTV and into that mostly garbage > music I would be glad > someone put Jaguar on it as compared to something by > lets say Sonique or > Alice deejay or one of those trendy producers. > Maybe Jaguar will reach my > brother by way of MTV and he'll stop listening to > the mainstream trash rap or > reach my sister and make her stop being obsessed by > those boy bands and their > music they don't make. As much as I don't like > Jaguar being broadcasted on > MTV I'm not going to complain because there is good > that can come from it. > > -Stacey > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Messenger - Talk while you surf! It's FREE. http://im.yahoo.com/
Re: [313] tonight @ Detroit Contemporary
it should be noted that advance tickets are 10 & at the door are 15 d From: "synthetic detronik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: [313] tonight @ Detroit Contemporary Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2000 16:48:18 GMT experience an evening of berlin dub techniques and electronic visuals with :Pole :Burnt Friedman :Gramm and video stimuli by Visomat and Synthetic 5142 Rosa Parks Blvd. Detroit Doors: 9pm more info? 313.898.4ART _ 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. - 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.
CiM interview at Forcefield
An interview with Simon Walley (Headspace/deFocus/Delsin) is up at Forcefield.. http://www.forcefield.org ""With his some kind of mini-album Service Pack on Delsin last year, Simon Walley from London really suprised the world. Ok, he had done some very decent releases on Headspace, but with the Service Pack ep, he showed an other side of his talents. Quircky electronics with deeply fine soul within.."" Pietro. _ audio-nimbus :: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cjam 91.5fm :: saturdays :: mid - 2am :: est 9745 lynngrove cr, windsor, ont, n8r 1b8, ca. igloo magazine :: www.igloomag.com --- FREE! The World's Best Email Address @email.com Reserve your name now at http://www.email.com
Twonz Dj Schedule
Does anyone know were i can find twonz's dj schedule online, or more specificaly does anyone know if he is playing any gigs in england in the near future? any help is very much appreciated _ 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] Re: Jaguar Video
What I've found with people who aren't into techno with Jaguar is most enjoy it. I've even sent tapes of just random good tracks to my friends in Florida and many of them enjoy this track. Some just start asking questions like what is this genre. Some think its music to sophisticated for them. One of my friends who is really into breaks/trance thought he "should be drinking a martini to it". Others just beg to barrow it and the remixes or even to buy it of me but of course I refuse. You can't contain something that is that good. Yes there will be people who will not respect the track as many of us will, but to those who start asking questions because they heard it and then grow to respect and love the music we all do thats great. If they don't truly like the music than it will pass. They will listen to it for a while and then it will make its way back to a stack of cds that they don't listen to anymore and they will forget about it. If I was watching MTV and into that mostly garbage music I would be glad someone put Jaguar on it as compared to something by lets say Sonique or Alice deejay or one of those trendy producers. Maybe Jaguar will reach my brother by way of MTV and he'll stop listening to the mainstream trash rap or reach my sister and make her stop being obsessed by those boy bands and their music they don't make. As much as I don't like Jaguar being broadcasted on MTV I'm not going to complain because there is good that can come from it. -Stacey
tonight @ Detroit Contemporary
experience an evening of berlin dub techniques and electronic visuals with :Pole :Burnt Friedman :Gramm and video stimuli by Visomat and Synthetic 5142 Rosa Parks Blvd. Detroit Doors: 9pm more info? 313.898.4ART _ 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] Am i in the right place?
> > I could have sworn that I joined this list because of my interest > > and I will even go so far as to say passion for DETROIT music > > both past and present. > > > > I recently posted a message informing everyone of an even newer > > cover of the Song > > Knights of the . > > "produced by" Karizma on > > the label Basement Boys from the States. > > Does anyone know or care to comment on this furthermore sacrilege > > to our anthem the peoples anthem > > It even credits Underground Resistance (not anyone person specifically). > > this caused me much confusion and stress. what's up with ripping off > jaguar? and do you think kdj is happy about the titles "shades of k" > (shades of jae) and "oneofdemnites" (dem young sconies) ? if there are > two people in detroit i don't want to piss off, it's mad mike and kenny > dixon jr. lots of people have commented on this record, and trust me, > it wasn't because they liked it. I saw heard this 12" the other day and the track in question sounds like a straight ahead remix. I'm surprised that the Basement Boys of all people would do an unauthorized mix, they're not exactly Sasha or anything, so I thought it must have been done with permission. I've always held the Basement Boys in pretty high regard, at least. Does anyone know the opinion of UR, because, as I say, I am surprised that this has come from the Basement Boys (if it is unauthorized)? Jonny. P.S. That Warp review tested my delete button - it works fine ;)
Re: [313] Am i in the right place?
dcooper wrote: > > I could have sworn that I joined this list because of my interest > and I will even go so far as to say passion for DETROIT music > both past and present. > > I recently posted a message informing everyone of an even newer > cover of the Song > Knights of the . > "produced by" Karizma on > the label Basement Boys from the States. > Does anyone know or care to comment on this furthermore sacrilege > to our anthem the peoples anthem > It even credits Underground Resistance (not anyone person specifically). this caused me much confusion and stress. what's up with ripping off jaguar? and do you think kdj is happy about the titles "shades of k" (shades of jae) and "oneofdemnites" (dem young sconies) ? if there are two people in detroit i don't want to piss off, it's mad mike and kenny dixon jr. lots of people have commented on this record, and trust me, it wasn't because they liked it. > On a side note, > what's up to all the people in the house this past Sunday @ Temple for > the Sandwiches video release party. > Hey Fellas "Shirt Up" > Hey Ladies "Pants Down" > If you don't know you will soon find out what this is all about i had to leave early, is this a new pubahs song? i know they played a lot of new material that night. ani
CiM interview
CiM interview With his some kind of mini-album Service Pack on Delsin last year, Simon Walley from London really suprised the world. Ok, he had done some very decent releases on Headspace, but with the Service Pack ep, he showed an other side of his talents. Quircky electronics with deeply fine soul within. Also not unnoticed by Clair (former Clear co-runner), who asked he to do more stuff. Resulting this year in an ep and the gorgeous album 'Reference'. Time to hook up, and lay down some questions.. interview uploaded @ forcefield ___ forcefield | mindless entertainment http://www.forcefield.org _ __ ___
Am i in the right place?
I could have sworn that I joined this list because of my interest and I will even go so far as to say passion for DETROIT music both past and present. I recently posted a message informing everyone of an even newer cover of the Song Knights of the . "produced by" Karizma on the label Basement Boys from the States. Does anyone know or care to comment on this furthermore sacrilege to our anthem the peoples anthem It even credits Underground Resistance (not anyone person specifically). On a side note, what's up to all the people in the house this past Sunday @ Temple for the Sandwiches video release party. Hey Fellas "Shirt Up" Hey Ladies "Pants Down" If you don't know you will soon find out what this is all about Also thanks to Ian & Linda thanks for bigging up my man moonstarr's performance, he is definitely doing some crazy music. Watch out for the PTR music coming your way Are you out there Detroit?? Later, David Cooper check www.technologix.org tonight for Clear Radio 8pm -10pm EST for the musically inclined
Fw: The not so Incredible Warp Party
One more try without cusswords - my report on the Warp Records party: A quick report on the Incredible Warp Party - overall the bands were great but Warp's organisation was pretty appalling! I guess the last IDM list before I left was a bad omen - whilst Orbital received the 137th declaration that their music was "sh*te" (and the 136th declaration that their music was "utter sh*te") despite being "intelligent" "dance" and "music" for 10 years, Radiohead get their 5000th accolade for being pretty good despite being "wankky shoegazer rock propped up by decent remixers" for far too long (at least Elvis had the testicles to end it all instead of making a career out of bitching about it). First off the place was the most impossible place to find ever - it was literally in an industrial estate somewhere in the middle of the docklands area, and Warp would have made it easier to find by putting a picture of the fish docks next door on the flyer instead of the Millenium Dome located across the river (which any signposts that had been up have now been taken down pending its impending demolishment!) Still driving around London gave us plenty of time to beech about just how bad UK garage and progressive trance is! It makes Radiohead sound good! Finally we find the place and some of the bouncers have blocked off the road and are taking backhanders to let people park or sending them to a McDonalds car park a 20 minute walk away. We decided to bite the bullet and pay a fiver but were then denied the chance thanks to another of their number telling them no more because they have to leave emergency exits. Beeching about another 20 minutes getting there was denied thanks to being able to park on the street 2 minutes away for nothing - would we have been prepared to give them a fiver a couple of minutes earlier knowing that!?! I think not! So finally we were able to walk to the venue to be confronted by the biggest queue in the universe. All those long-haired faggots queuing for Radiohead tickets in subzero temperatures in New York were complete lightweights compared to this queue - it went on over the horizon! Shane being a seasoned queue jumper decided we should walk all the way to the front and try and blag our way into the queue which we did sooo easily it was a joke. So we got in only to be confronted with a second queue to be searched - one guy told us the reason it was taking so long was that 1 person in 3 with bags was carrying a minidisc! Some kid had his flyers which he wanted to give away afterwards confiscated. It felt we were being treated like we were queueing up for gas chambers instead of a £20 a ticket party for a label most of us there had been supporting for 11 years (and so had probably paid out several hundred/thousand pounds for the ticket in the long run). I hope someone got an MD in and bootlegs their show to death! [they did] Finally inside - there were about 7 portable festival toilets which for people waiting an hour and a half in the cold temperatures to get in was yet another queue for them to join. There were two factory units which were probably used as fish docks in real life, one labelled The Boiler and the other unlabelled - on the positive side they had done a nice job in cleaning them up and removing the smell of fish. **SPECIAL WACKNESS AWARD FOR WARP** Its the middle of October and it was a mild night but it could well have turned out to be cold and wet like the previous weekend - there was no indication that it would be a semi-open air do and most people were dressed pretty lightly. So we checked out the two stages... The Boiler was a room with windows that were vibrating manically (just waiting for the moment when the right pitch was hit and they all burst showering the pimply kids in anoraks sitting underneath with vicious shards of glass) where I spent most of the night and seemed to be more of a Skam room than a Warp room... There was a guy playing who looked half oriental and half whippet - he was pretty good playing the standard IDM genre fare to a high standard. We checked out The Other Fish Shed which was the most ill-designed venue ever - firstly there was a wall down the middle - not like a wall you could look over but a wall that went to the ceiling with a door in the middle - Warp had taken the liberty to put speakers in the non-stage area. There was a bar in the non stage half which was totally fing mfing jammed and crammed with thirsty-assed mfers whilst next door there was a bar with bored looking staff waiting for customers. Some hip hop type dudes were playing behind the stage obviously scared that someone may see their performance. We decided we would ask the girl on the soundtable where we could find out who is playing where and when. "Excuse me could you tell me where we can find out where and when the acts are playing tonight?" "I'm sorry I can't tell you that. I do know but its a secret" **SPECIAL WACKNESS AWARD FOR WARP #2** I pay yo
Subject: RE: [313] metropolis
>>that's possible, i hope not though the b/w version looks better imo<< I would definitely argue to the contrary on that; the computer tinting is probably the best I've ever seen on a silent film and definitely doesn't detract; however it does omit most of the film at 80 minutes long (last I heard they had a 3 hour version being prepared in Germany which was almost the cut of the original film!). The "colorized" version however did have the most appalling soundtrack ever - I literally was unable to endure the film with the music which Moroder had added - really really foul rock music like Queen and other f***ing awful stuff. Whenever I watch it I play a selection of my own choice of music - FSOL's "Expander" is good because it pretty much follows the mood of the film all the way through... What nobody has mentioned is Mills intention to "..educate people in the social theories of Metropolis..." or some such prententious claim. These are by far the weakest parts of the movie being derieved from the most naive platitudes of Communism and Christianity - if the film was left to these alone rather than the visuals it would have sank into obscurity decades ago! BABY DIDDY
RE: [313] Tresor DJ-mix available online (downloadable mp3)
i agree - we don't get to taste that raw, detroit-berlin sound often enough. great mixes christian. djr From: "Todd Gys" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org> Subject: RE: [313] Tresor DJ-mix available online (downloadable mp3) Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2000 10:20:59 -0400 All of you should be downloading these sets if you have the HD space...really great mixes. The May 1999 mix has Christian feeding his already great turntable skillz through a Space Echo for a truly crazy aural experience; dubby, dirty, deep, detroit. GYS set.go.recordings -Original Message- From: Christian Bloch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 3:40 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: [313] Tresor DJ-mix available online (downloadable mp3) New mix available at http://erave.org/profiles/bloch.shtml This time live at the tresor club in berlin july 1999. As always in downloadable mp3 format (filesize 50MB). The may 1999 mix temp down, should be back up soon though. Christian Bloch www.mp3.com/bloch Tresor/Simple Music/LL/Funque Droppings/Deep Night Essentials/Set.Go - 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.
Flylife Radio CJAM 91.5
A heads up to all 313ers: Flylife Radio is back on the air bringing the finest techno and house that you'll never hear on commercial radio. 411: Every Wednesday night 12am - 2am CJAM 91.5 Windsor, ON, Canada Listen live via internet: http://www.uwindsor.ca/cjam/live.htm Call CJAM: 971-3630 in Windsor 963-6112 ext. 3630 in Detroit Hosts: Jimmy G and Steve Roy (djrevolver) Tonight's show will feature a mix by Derrick Carter, a couple tracks off the Jeff Mills Metropolis Soundtrack, some German minimal techno, a special Plus 8 mix and plenty of other gems that fall onto the turntables or into the CD players. _ 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] Tresor DJ-mix available online (downloadable mp3)
All of you should be downloading these sets if you have the HD space...really great mixes. The May 1999 mix has Christian feeding his already great turntable skillz through a Space Echo for a truly crazy aural experience; dubby, dirty, deep, detroit. GYS set.go.recordings -Original Message- From: Christian Bloch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 3:40 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: [313] Tresor DJ-mix available online (downloadable mp3) New mix available at http://erave.org/profiles/bloch.shtml This time live at the tresor club in berlin july 1999. As always in downloadable mp3 format (filesize 50MB). The may 1999 mix temp down, should be back up soon though. Christian Bloch www.mp3.com/bloch Tresor/Simple Music/LL/Funque Droppings/Deep Night Essentials/Set.Go - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [313] Re: Jaguar Video
just on a subliminal tangent on da video 187 da radio star tip, did anyone see the model500 clip from a couple of years back - the one where juan does tha red october thing, and emerges from the sea in a sexy wetsuit, while some photogenic wannabes playin' da role? just d-typed my memorythe road from detroit to coventry iz a long one. bond.james bond. - Original Message - From: "Nick Walsh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 11:00 PM Subject: [313] Re: Jaguar Video > Hi, > No sweat about your post. All views are valid... I was > actually the one who posted that ""commercial" music > is what the public is fed, "underground" music we have > to SEEK OUT to find, a need of a certain kind of > people..." thing. > > I have very strong feelings about music... In fact I > share your views in a way. I saw the new Jaguar > release in HMV the other day... Made me kind of upset. > This tune has been an anthem for everything we stand > for, the passion, the power, our love against > commercialism. It stood for everything, when the > remixes came out I was really quite emotional. I seem > to associate charty commercial dance with all the > people I hate and all the things that have hurt me. > There will be kids into trancy cheese going out and > buying this, not understanding exactly what it means > to us... > > l8r, > Nick (Dj Pacific:) > > > after reading my post, i disagree with most of what > > i said too... i wish i > > could take it back, but too many people have read it > > and responded to it, oh > > well. > > > > i guess what i meant to say was i just didn't want > > to see too many of the > > 'wrong' fans in this... i think one of the coolest > > things about going to a > > good techno party or even a good techno club is that > > the majority of the > > people understand it's about the music, and not the > > glory/image/popularity. > > the majority of people who listen to underground > > music have this > > appreciation for the music like no other. > > > > i think Jaguar has the huge potential to bring new > > listeners in of all > > different backgrounds and musical tastes, it has > > something to satisfy > > everybody. i don't think it will necessarily be a > > bad thing to show it on > > TV, but i also don't think it will necessarily be a > > bad thing for it NOT to > > show on TV. i guess that was more of what i was > > trying to say. > > __ > Do You Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Messenger - Talk while you surf! It's FREE. > http://im.yahoo.com/ > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
Re: [313] Jaguar in UK charts
Klaas-Jan wrote: > SO i do think it is possible for a track to reach the top of the charts but they do need airplay from some radio/tv station. then Tom wrote: I agree, it is possible (albeit very rare), and that's what I thought would happen with Jaguar. It's had considerable airplay on Radio 1 here - the UKs only national FM pop station - but it seems that wasn't enough. i wouldn't want to be accused of selling my countrymen short, but perhaps Jaguar is simply not an *obvious* enough track for mainstream UK tastes. similarly with Sandwiches. both are great tracks, both had some support from Pete Tong et al, but at the end of the day that doesn't mean either will sell to your average British 'likes a few tunes' punter. i mean, can you really see people picking up a copy of Jaguar along with Alice Deejay or Darude's latest effort? mebbe Jaguar and Sandwiches are too raw, too funky, too real. we don't understand. does not compute. they're not, ugh, shiny enough. something else to consider is MTV's influence on the British music industry/economy. radio obviously plays a role in raising the profile of a record, but imho heavy rotation of the video would surely make a serious difference to Jaguar's sales and thus chart position. 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] Jaguar in UK charts
A lot of people (on this list and off) who are into this would have already bought their copy a long time ago when it came out first time. Supposing that's a few thousand around the UK, that's a big dent in any singles sales these days. Could be a reason. I, like most, haven't got the money to be buying two copies of records (friends have to lend me records for doubles fun!) On another note, anybody have details for Joe Clausell's appearance in London this weekend? Need a place I can order tickets from. cheers, Dan http://www.mp3.com/DanButler http://www.geocities.com/Paris/1267/index.html > -Original Message- > From: Tom Robbins [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 18 October 2000 14:23 > To: 313 mailing list > Subject: Re: [313] Jaguar in UK charts > > > SO i do think it is possible for a track to reach the top of the charts > but they do need airplay from some radio/tv station. > > I agree, it is possible (albeit very rare), and that's what I thought > would > happen with Jaguar. It's had considerable airplay on Radio 1 here - the > UKs > only national FM pop station - but it seems that wasn't enough. > > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [313] Jaguar in UK charts
> SO i do think it is possible for a track to reach the top of the charts but they do need airplay from some radio/tv station. I agree, it is possible (albeit very rare), and that's what I thought would happen with Jaguar. It's had considerable airplay on Radio 1 here - the UKs only national FM pop station - but it seems that wasn't enough.
313@hyperreal.org
always living in the future.feeling like a dumbkopft today. that's 10.22.00 folks. d From: "Diana Potts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: [313] Unwind.02 (toth&fu) Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2000 12:11:36 GMT Presenting, Unwind (version two) an evening of delicate jazzy and experimental sounds and sciences. sunday 10.22.02/beginning at 8pm. on this evening: special, rare down tempo sets with paris the black fu andy toth sponsored by: diana potts and musical residents: rob theakston (planet e) bill van loo (chromedecay) (location provided by) cafe espresso royale, state street (across from diag) ann arbor, michigan _ 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. - 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: Jaguar Video
Hi, No sweat about your post. All views are valid... I was actually the one who posted that ""commercial" music is what the public is fed, "underground" music we have to SEEK OUT to find, a need of a certain kind of people..." thing. I have very strong feelings about music... In fact I share your views in a way. I saw the new Jaguar release in HMV the other day... Made me kind of upset. This tune has been an anthem for everything we stand for, the passion, the power, our love against commercialism. It stood for everything, when the remixes came out I was really quite emotional. I seem to associate charty commercial dance with all the people I hate and all the things that have hurt me. There will be kids into trancy cheese going out and buying this, not understanding exactly what it means to us... l8r, Nick (Dj Pacific:) > after reading my post, i disagree with most of what > i said too... i wish i > could take it back, but too many people have read it > and responded to it, oh > well. > > i guess what i meant to say was i just didn't want > to see too many of the > 'wrong' fans in this... i think one of the coolest > things about going to a > good techno party or even a good techno club is that > the majority of the > people understand it's about the music, and not the > glory/image/popularity. > the majority of people who listen to underground > music have this > appreciation for the music like no other. > > i think Jaguar has the huge potential to bring new > listeners in of all > different backgrounds and musical tastes, it has > something to satisfy > everybody. i don't think it will necessarily be a > bad thing to show it on > TV, but i also don't think it will necessarily be a > bad thing for it NOT to > show on TV. i guess that was more of what i was > trying to say. __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Messenger - Talk while you surf! It's FREE. http://im.yahoo.com/
313@hyperreal.org
Presenting, Unwind (version two) an evening of delicate jazzy and experimental sounds and sciences. sunday 10.22.02/beginning at 8pm. on this evening: special, rare down tempo sets with paris the black fu andy toth sponsored by: diana potts and musical residents: rob theakston (planet e) bill van loo (chromedecay) (location provided by) cafe espresso royale, state street (across from diag) ann arbor, michigan _ 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] Jaguar in UK charts
Here in Holland the radio played Kosheen's 'Hide U' every day and they reached the top of the charts without a massive promotional campaign. There wasn't even a video from 'Hide U'. Kosheen had a big hit with this tracj over here, everybody knew this song. SO i do think it is possible for a track to reach the top of the charts but they do need airplay from some radio/tv station. [EMAIL PROTECTED] > I'm surprised that no-one has mentioned this yet but > 'Jaguar' debuted at > number 43 in the UK pop chart on sunday, much much lower > than I personally > expected. Anyone got any thoughts on why? > > Maybe the fact that the release date was put back a week had > something to do > with it? (It was originally scheduled for Oct 3rd, then went > back to Oct > 9th) > > Another possible reason might be that the promotion wasn't > adequate. For > example, it was handled in the UK by a company called > Sainted PR, who, > whilst a big music PR company, aren't exactly known for their techno > activities - they usually do guitar bands and dance pop etc. > My man Jonas > Stone at Phuture Trax did the UR party a couple of years > back, and does all > the Tresor and Mills releases etc, so I (and he, actually) would have > thought he should have been the obvious choice. Apparently > Sainted got it as > a result of the distribution deal 430 West/UR hooked up. > Mind you, there > have been plenty of Rolando interviews in the last crop of > music mags her, > so... > > Also, there was no real advertising to speak of. Azzido Da > Bass 'Doom's > Night' was also released last week and that has entered the > chart at about > number 6. The difference is that they have a massive > promotional campaign > behind them - Nottingham, where I live, is covered with > flyposters, just as > it was for the release of Zombie Nation's 'Kernkraft 400'. > > Anyone got any thoughts on this? Whatever, I guess it's > unlikely ot go much > higher. Records don't tend to climb the chart slowly these > days like they > used to. Instead they tend to enter, then slide downwards. > > Tom MF > > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
Jaguar in UK charts
I'm surprised that no-one has mentioned this yet but 'Jaguar' debuted at number 43 in the UK pop chart on sunday, much much lower than I personally expected. Anyone got any thoughts on why? Maybe the fact that the release date was put back a week had something to do with it? (It was originally scheduled for Oct 3rd, then went back to Oct 9th) Another possible reason might be that the promotion wasn't adequate. For example, it was handled in the UK by a company called Sainted PR, who, whilst a big music PR company, aren't exactly known for their techno activities - they usually do guitar bands and dance pop etc. My man Jonas Stone at Phuture Trax did the UR party a couple of years back, and does all the Tresor and Mills releases etc, so I (and he, actually) would have thought he should have been the obvious choice. Apparently Sainted got it as a result of the distribution deal 430 West/UR hooked up. Mind you, there have been plenty of Rolando interviews in the last crop of music mags her, so... Also, there was no real advertising to speak of. Azzido Da Bass 'Doom's Night' was also released last week and that has entered the chart at about number 6. The difference is that they have a massive promotional campaign behind them - Nottingham, where I live, is covered with flyposters, just as it was for the release of Zombie Nation's 'Kernkraft 400'. Anyone got any thoughts on this? Whatever, I guess it's unlikely ot go much higher. Records don't tend to climb the chart slowly these days like they used to. Instead they tend to enter, then slide downwards. Tom MF
Re: [313] Jaguar video
> Jaguar Jaguar, all adroit, > Beneath the streets of dread Detroit: > What mere mortal MTV, > Dare frame thy fearful symmetry? > > Wes--with apologies to William Blake ;=) I laughed aloud when I read this... thanks :) 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 * mego (austria) showcase 081100 @ club telex http://www.sci.fi/~phinnweb/flyers/telex/
Re: [313] User/00A... Eh?
In a message dated 17/10/00 18:34:07 GMT Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > I am utterly convinced that Richard Harvey, Harvey lane, and Richie Hawtin > are the same people, and Jeff Mills is I n the mix somewhere, all this mixed > up info, no one has ever seen him, who on earth is harvey lane? I have seen Harvey Lane on a number of occasions, he's a resident at House of God in Birmingham, and I've heard him play at a few party's as well. Definately not Hawtin or Mills at any rate, whoever these people are, they come from Birmingham. Didn't we go through this in a major way just a couple of weeks ago? Aaron
R: [313] Mill's Live from the Liquid Room
Hi, i found it on napsterthat's the best place to look for live/dj sets if you ask me. regards fab - Original Message - From: Bates Abraham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 11:24 PM Subject: [313] Mill's Live from the Liquid Room > > Anyone know where I can find a copy of Mill's Live > from the Liquid Room online? I've tried Submerge and > some of the mainstream music outlets, no success. > > Thanks. > > @be > > __ > Do You Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Messenger - Talk while you surf! It's FREE. > http://im.yahoo.com/ > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
Tresor DJ-mix available online (downloadable mp3)
New mix available at http://erave.org/profiles/bloch.shtml This time live at the tresor club in berlin july 1999. As always in downloadable mp3 format (filesize 50MB). The may 1999 mix temp down, should be back up soon though. Christian Bloch www.mp3.com/bloch Tresor/Simple Music/LL/Funque Droppings/Deep Night Essentials/Set.Go
RE: [313] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
they have a problem with their webzite, the whole eevolute site is down [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -Oorspronkelijk bericht- > Van: Conway, Simon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Verzonden: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 7:08 AM > Aan: '313@HYPERREAL.ORG' > Onderwerp: [313] [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > anyone know what the story is with the electro list - is it > still down? > ines? > > cheers > > simon > > > > * > * > Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ABN 48 123 123 124) > * > * > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
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anyone know what the story is with the electro list - is it still down? ines? cheers simon ** Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ABN 48 123 123 124) **
New SND album...
. SND: stdiosnd types cd/2xlp (Mille Plateaux) PRESS WRITEUP -- One of mille plateaux's most popular acts of 1999 return with their highly anticipated second full length called 'stdiosnd types.' This follows last year's quintessential release 'Makesnd Cassette,' a phenomenal example of interface design in music that earned them a nomination for album of the year by the prestigious Ars Electronica committee. Residing in Sheffield, UK, Mat Steel and Mark Fell continue to develop the aesthetic and conceptual anatomy of 'Makesnd Cassette,' focusing on virtuality, machinish and digitality by giving and introduction in minimalism of the 21st Century. 'stdiosnd types' is both more traditional and more abstract than their first album, aiming to reach further in each direction than ever before. In doing so, it highlights features from both the early US techno scene and contemporary digital compositions. Here, each tradition is used as a template, throught which snd trace lines of mutual opposition. By reducing musical components to a minimum, snd aim to address what exists in the bargin between the listenable and unlistenable. In this respect, their music articulates a dislike of the artistic environment they ahve inherited and resists the inward pull of the genre within which they are often placed. So, put on your headphones and listen to one of 2000's most captivating minimalist releases. LANCE WRITEUP -- SND take a break from their more rhythmic looped approach to minimalism on this new album in favor of a much subtler down- tempo pace. SND utilize all the sounds that you grew to love on their past releases but arrange them this time in almost a loungy minimal electronica style. Stdiosnd Types features a really nice twist to the SND sound and a style i dont recall hearing before. Is it jazzy microsound with warmth? Is is miminal lounge glitch? Whatever you want to call it, it's highly recommend and will be on my Tops List of 2k. RELEASE INFOS: . SND: stdiosnd types cd/2xlp (Mille Plateaux) Tracks: - 9 a.1 - 00020 a - Track 15.1 - 00039 d.6 - Track 12.4 - 0001 7 a.1 - 5 re vers on C - Track 19 - t nk el m n.a ff - 00018 ild end ng - 00016 a.5 - untitled - 4 a.3 - 2 cords.1 - 00030 d.5 - 00024 b.2 - 00036 a Release date: 11/15/00 Hope this helps! -->-Lance--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states
New Terre Thaemlitz release...
. Terre Thaemlitz: interstices cd/2xlp (Mille Plateaux) PRESS WRITEUP -- Terre Thaemlitz latest electroacoustique release, Intersteices (meaning small spaces or cracks between objects), ostensibly presents itself as an album about process. In particular, Thaemlitzs accompanying text discusses two processes called Framing and Systolic Composition. However, Thaemlitz attempts to complicate the formalist trappings of an album about process' which plague so many digital synthesis and electroacoustique projects by defining his recurrent use of these processes in relation to the intended socioanalytical thematics of his compositions. In particular, Thaemlitz is interested in using 'Interstital' sounds and compositional processes as metaphors for identities which exist between dominant binarism of sexuality, gender and ethnicity. The compositions in 'Interstices' raise issues of Transgenderism (including intersexuality and transsexuality), queer pansexuality, identity politics and the essentialist dangers of disenfranchised 'homecoming' fantasy. He also discusses the frustrations of developing audio discourse in a marketplace which repeatedly restricts fair-use sampling, arguing that musicians should be able to use sampling in the same manner that writers use quotations with footnotes. As usual, Thaemlitz undertakes these discussions with a critical eye to his own actions as a producer. As an award-winning international dj and long time audio experimentalist in New York's underground clubs, Terre Thaemlitz produces audio works which exploit the contrasting functions of music as a socializing force and a point for subjective release. Since 1992 he has run his own record label called Comatonse Recordings, and has recorded for many other labels including Instinct, Subharmonic, Caipirinha, and Daisyworld. Thaemlitz is also credited for remixes and collaborations with Bill Laswell, Jane Dowe, Material, Haruomi Honoso, The Golden Palominos, William S Burroughs, Drum Komputer, Adam Shaikh and Chugga. In critical response to the over-genrefied demands of the music marketplace, a number of recent releases have taken the form of genres typically not associated with Thaemlitz, such as an album of neo-expressionist piano solos (Die Roboter Rubato), and and anthology of electronic dance genres (G.R.R.L.). Meanwhile, Thaemlitz has continued to pursue his primary interest of direct digital synthesis though such releases as 'Couture Cosmetique,' 'Means From an End,' and 'Love For Sale.' Through the crossing of musical genres, Thaemlitz hopes to complicate notions of music's universality by approaching different genres as systems of representation, the signifiers of which may be engages at will and without the rigorous training typically associated with such specializations. LANCE COMMENTS -- I dont know if i agree (or even understand) the issues that Terre Thaemlitz attempts to address on his releases but I always seem to enjoy his music and 'Interstices' is no exception. This album features thirty tracks of electroacoustique-glitch-microsound- field recording-electronica that take the listener on a sonic journey that winds it's way though a variety of moods & atmospheres - from dark and unsettling to cold and minimal and everything inbetween. RELEASE INFOS: . Terre Thaemlitz: interstices cd/2xlp (Mille Plateaux) Tracks: - left waiting - frames 001 - frames 003 - frames 005 - systole 001 - frames 002 - systole 010 - there was a girl/there was a boy - declamation - systole 009 - frames 004 - systole 008 - systole 004 - systole 011 - systole 005 - systole 006 - systole 002 - systole 007 - systole 003 - entre l'action et le deuil 002 - entre l'action et le deuil 001 - entre l'action et le deuil 004 - entre l'action et le deuil 003 - entre l'action et le deuil 005 - there was a girl/there was a boy - intersex - there was a girl/there was a boy - wendy (15 minutes of shame) - there was a girl/there was a boy - analsex - homeward 002 - homeward 003 - homeward 001 - homeward 004 - phase of post music Release date: 11/28/00 -->-Lance--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states
New M.R.I. full length...
. M.R.I.: rhythmogenesis cd/2xlp (Force Tracks) PRESS WRITUP: 'Rhythmogenesis' is the first long player of Frankfurt based duo Stephan Lieb & Frank Elting. M.R.I. are representatives of the emerging German minimal house scene. M.R.I. are on of the Force Tracks' best selling artists, which has a profound effect on the house/tech-house scene, played and praised by some of the world's top djs. It began with their first Force Tracks 12" single 'Dauerlaufer,' a momentous release that sent an eloquent message to the masses that these two were destined for greatness. Their recent maxi once again recieved critical acclaim and has laid the foundation for this significant full-length debut. With 'Rhythmogenesis,' M.R.I. have effectively administered an injection that is exquisitely refreshing in a time of over-formulated generic regurgitation that much of house music seems to be steadfast in. M.R.I. produce a deep journey on their first album, conjuring variations of minimal techno, dub, minimal and even deep house. A release that is arguably one of Force Tracks most accessible releases to date, and essential for fanso of minimal house, 'Rhythmogenesis' promises to be another influential Force Tracks releases that is profoundly revolutionizing commercial house music. LANCE COMMENTS -- After a pair of excellent 12"s on Force Tracks, M.R.I. release their first album of deep dubby tech-house. The album features four tracks off their previous 12"s (including the summer club smash Dauerlaufer) along with four new tracks. The tech-house that M.R.I. is percussive enough to be floor-friendly and deep enough to be enjoyed afterhours. Fans of Dub Taylor, Dirk Diggler, Matthias Schaffhauser, or even Sascha Funke should be into this one. Recommended. RELEASE INFO: . M.R.I.: rhythmogenesis cd/2xlp (Force Tracks) Tracks: - dauerlaufer - to be honest - nummern - kompression - eau de cologne - human patterns - out of daily routine - schnellbahn Release date: 11/28/00 Hope this helps. -->-Lance--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states
New Tomas Jirku release...
. Tomas Jirku: sequins cd (Force Inc) PRESS WRITEUP -- Tomas Jirku is the first Canadian signing and latest North American addition to the Force Inc/Mille Plateaux collective, further developing the freshly minded genre of Clickhouse and Click Techno. This release comes after his highly acclaimed release Variants on the Alien8 label. Prior to Variants, Jirkuy had made a massive impact online with his mp3 tracks on the Notype.com label. In fact, the Variants project spawned from direct interaction with fans and Jirku in the creation of the compositions by posting their opinions and ideas. Following this, Jirku would upload variations of what was taken from these interations. Czech Republic born Jirku uses a unique process of recording, completely computer based, that allows him to explore deeper into sounds. He tries to be subtle with his use of digital manipulation to add layers that couldnt be achieved using conventional studio techniques. Motivated by the extreme Toronto climate, and unlike the darker, cooler Variants release, Sequins was produced over the warm summer months, hence reflecting a more upbeat funky disco feel with fast tempos, bouncy rhythms and a more immediate sound in comparison to her previously heavy atmospheric compositions. Jirku meticulously focuses on the most minute elements in the rhythm and tried to stay away from the distracting elaborate bass lines that are such a usual main element in techno. Digital glitches are an integral part of each combination, where subtle distortions extracted from each element of a song continually enhance the rhythm. Many of the tracks on Sequins were composed as a deconstruction of funk samples using heavy digital manipulation and filtering. As Force Inc. attempts to revolutionize techno, Jirku composes rhythms and textures complex enough for listening yet upbeat and groovy enough for the clubs. Enter the glitch-funk. LANCE COMMENTS: After his excellent but relatively relaxed Variants cd on Alien8, Tomas Jirku delivers this album with more of an uptempo, straightforward, and floor friendly feel. With Sequins Jirku still applies his brand of experimental dub but this time around a funky tech-house/techno/disco framework. But even though this album is more of an uptempo affair, it still maintains somewhat of the relaxed atmosphere by keeping the percussion and basslines light. More solid music from Jirku showing his skill in more floorfriendly realms. Imagine a Farben & Daft Punk collaboration and you'll have an idea of what Tomas has going on here. RELEASE INFOS: . Tomas Jirku: sequins cd (Force Inc) Tracks: - sequin one - sequin two - * - sequin three - * - sequin four - sequin five - * - sequin six - sequin seven - sequin eight - * - sequin nine - * Release date: 11/28/00 Hope this helps! -->-Lance--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states
keys
Okay, let me start with the obligatory apology for OT content. But when it comes to a quesiton about all things musical, this is the place I look. Does anyone know anyone/anywhere where a one could get keyboard instruction in the Detroit area? Like actually playing the thing with your hands, not quantizing notes. I'm not ttrying to go find someplace out of the yellow pages where some krusty dude will give me $100/hour lessons. Not to give the wrong impression. I'm willing to spend some loot. Maybe even $100 per lesson. But I would like the person doing the teaching to have a little familiarity with where I (we) are coming from. But also want to learn from someone who was themselves well trained. Any suggestions? Thank you. _ 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.
Steel Wheels and Wax Emotion
Here's another mix for ya. Mostly house and some techno. The mixing is by no means the best I'm capable of, but I was happy enough with the tracklist I decided to post it anyway. http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Lounge/5102/mixes.htm Tracklist: St. Germain - Rose Rouge - Blue Note (France) Blue Boy - Need It - Ascension Records (UK) Andre Harris - Lifted (Original) - Cajual (US) Common Nature - Can You See the Sunshine Through the Rain? (A Deeper Dub Mix) Guidance (US) Ron Trent - Dark Room - Balance Recordings (US) Mike Clark - In the Morning - Planet E (US) Chez Damier - Help Myself (Reconstructed by Carl Craig) - KMS (US) YMC - Tranceatlantic - Yoshitoshi Recordings (US) Wyndell Long - Asphasia - Peacefrog (UK) Inner City - Good Life ( Pooley's "It's an Honour" mix) - PIAS (France) Evil C and the Hustler - Let the Bass Kick - Good Life Records (France) Kosmic Messenger - Polyphonic Destruction - The End (UK) Designer Music - Stevie Knows - Planet E (US) Jeff Mills - If (They) - Purpose Maker (US) Freq - Xirtam 2 (Original Mix) - Distance (UK) Paul Johnson - Back to the Ghetto - ACV Records - (Italy) Tristan == PHONOPSIA<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Lounge/5102 "FrogboyMCI" on AOL Instant Messenger "Most people have the cataract. They do not see what they look at. Dum Dee Dum Dee Dum Dee Dum..." - Stereolab _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
A short message from TP regarding Australian Tour & Euphoria Sundays
Greetings! It is with the absolute deepest regret that I must cancel my trip to Australia. I have been looking forward to coming to Australia for many years. However, I was placed in a very difficult position which forced me to make a firm decision to cancel this tour. Perhaps one day I will get the honor to finally be able to share my musical vibe on Australian soil. It is with further disappointment and regret that I must inform you that Steve Crawford and I have decided to make Sunday October 29th (The Euphoria Halloween Party) our FINAL NIGHT at Club Karma. This decision was primarily mine with Steve in full agreement and support of my decision. I will continue to spin each Sunday night thru the 29th. I hope you accept this letter under the spirit in which it was written. peace & respect, Terrence (TP) Parker p.s. Much respect to the 500,000 cats who watched Roy Davis Jr & I bang the box at the System Sound Bar in Toronto courtesy of BlackHoleTv.com Terrence Parker's DJ calendar September thru December 2000 for more info check out www.TerrenceParker.com or call 1 248 784 7233 September : Friday 1st - PTC Club ~ HANNOVER (GERMANY) Saturday 2nd - Summer Spirit Festival ~ JUETERBOG (GERMANY) Sunday 3rd - TP & Steve Crawford Present EUPHORIA ~ FERNDALE (USA) Saturday 9th - T.K.O. (Technical Knockout) Party BATON ROUGE (USA) Sunday 10th - TP & Steve Crawford Present EUPHORIA ~ FERNDALE (USA) Friday 15th - Club Liquid 109 ~ KALAMAZOO (USA) Saturday 16th - Motor Lounge ~ HAMTRAMCK (USA) Saturday 16th (late night) - Biokidd's "Time To Shine" Party ~ DETROIT (USA) Sunday 17th - TP & Steve Crawford Present EUPHORIA ~ FERNDALE (USA) Saturday 23rd - Flamingo Club ~ ESSEN (GERMANY) Sunday 24th - TP & Steve Crawford Present EUPHORIA ~ FERNDALE (USA) October : Sunday 1st - TP & Steve Crawford Present EUPHORIA ~ FERNDALE (USA) Monday 2nd - Miss Zak's Birthday Party @ Cloud 9 ~ HAMTRAMCK (USA) Saturday 7th - Rotation/Gabe's ~ IOWA CITY (USA) Sunday 8th - TP & Steve Crawford Present EUPHORIA ~ FERNDALE (USA) Saturday 14th - System Sound Bar ~ TORONTO (CANADA) Sunday 15th - TP & Steve Crawford Present EUPHORIA ~ FERNDALE (USA) Saturday 21st - Home Nightclub ~ SYDNEY (AUSTRALIA) canceled Friday 27th - Seven Night Club ~ MELBOURNE (AUSTRALIA) canceled Saturday 28th - Ministry of Sound Party ~ PERTH (AUSTRALIA) canceled Sunday 29th - EUPHORIA's Halloween Party ~ FERNDALE (USA) November : Wednesday 8th - Cloud 9 ~ HAMTRAMCK (USA) Saturday 11th - We Rule The Night pt. 2 / 100 free TP CDs ~ DETROIT (USA) Thursday 16th - Club Spiral ~ LANSING (USA) Saturday 18th - Boogie Monsters Party ~ DETROIT (USA) December : Friday 1st - Club Liquid 109 ~ KALAMAZOO (USA) not yet confirmed Saturday 2nd - Static Party ~ COLUMBUS OHIO (USA) Saturday 9th - Good Vibes Party @ St. Andrew's Hall ~ DETROIT (USA) Sunday 31st - Dockland's New Year's Eve Party ~ MUENSTER (GERMANY)
+8 // M_nus Records Party In NYC October 19th
Thursday October 19 2000 (10 pm -- ?) * THEOREM (M_nus Records) * CLARK WARNER (+8 // M_nus Records) * SATAMILE (Satamile Records) * P.JAY (Nyex) Visuals By P.J.net // Feedbuck and others $10 // $5 with flyer --- BAKTUN 418 W 14th Street ) Xtra 1100 Watt Sub Bass Enforcement Call: 212.604.4496 for updates _ 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.
