[313] bad Dave Clarke mix

2001-05-11 Thread Michael Kim
i just recently relistened to Dave Clarke's I Love Techno mix, and i agree 
it's pretty bad, not to my tastes and doesn't show anything of his skills.  
if you want to hear a better mix, check out his essential mix 1-16-2000 for 
something MUCH better.  track selection is better, tricks are showcased 
more, all around a good mix.  he also mixes electro for a good 30 minute 
portion in the middle.


just a heads up
Mike
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Re: [313] 1 more demf afterparty

2001-05-11 Thread Cornelius Harris
I haven't seen any party with DJ T-1000 yet. What about this festival he 
was

organising, any word on that?


Well, he's rumored to be making an appearance at the TKO event on Sunday...
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Re: [313] Dave Clarke? -- Please ignore if you don't like rants.

2001-05-11 Thread tim maughan
yeah, the two electro boogie mixes - or the techno mix in the muzik magazine
boxed set. neither, by the way, using pro tools.

also, daves style is all about seeing him live. he rocks a party - simple.
its like mills - liquid rooms might not sound technically great on CD, but
see him live and you know he's a great DJ.

mixes you have to feel, not just hear.

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 any electro boogie mix or the fuse mix(not the one off napster).


 From: Bulger, Tim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: '313@hyperreal.org' 313@hyperreal.org
 Subject: [313] Dave Clarke? -- Please ignore if you don't like rants.
 Date: Thu, 10 May 2001 14:00:41 -0700
 
 I heard people here talking about Dave Clarke, and I've heard him
compared
 to Hawtin in other circles, so I decided to give him a shot.  I
downloaded
 'Dave Clarke - Live @ I Love Techno [Red Room]' from Napster and I would
 like to know, has anyone else heard this?  RANT What the hell is this
guy
 trying to do?  Excessive use of Pioneer DJM-600 effects on cheesy default
 settings, no regard whatsoever for 4/4 timing and proper breaks, and a
 complete lack of song selection seemed to be the obvious problems I saw.
 Hawtin could make a more entertaing show with the original RCA phonograph
 and two volume controls. /RANT  On the good side, he has some nice
 crossfader technique once in awhile.
 
 Sorry, I had to get this off of my chest, but if someone out there knows
of
 a good set by our esteemed Mr. Clarke, please clue me in.
 
 Regards,
 Tim
 
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[313] derrick may - wildtimes rmx

2001-05-11 Thread .: Caltrop :.

who is the original artist of that remix?
thanks
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[313] way off topic

2001-05-11 Thread philip

peepz

yesterday i bought a copy of us mag bpm which seems kinda cool compared to
the drug obsessed uk mags i've long since given up looking at. it also has
reasonably well written articles with lots of text you have to read which
is unusual and good i think. now i know i'm out of touch with a lot of
mainstream or commercial dance music but the thing that strikes me about
the mag is how few of the names of artists  djs i recognise. one of the
articles is about the notec collective from mexico whose CD i'm listening
to online now and some of it sounds pretty cool  fresh.

question is this - apart from d techno  house - what recent things are ppl
listening to  enjoying?

thanx

p-dogg
  



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Re: [313] Dave Clarke? -- Please ignore if you don't like rants.

2001-05-11 Thread tim maughan
ps. i love ranting...its good for the soul...

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Subject: [313] Dave Clarke? -- Please ignore if you don't like rants.


 I heard people here talking about Dave Clarke, and I've heard him compared
 to Hawtin in other circles, so I decided to give him a shot.  I downloaded
 'Dave Clarke - Live @ I Love Techno [Red Room]' from Napster and I would
 like to know, has anyone else heard this?  RANT What the hell is this
guy
 trying to do?  Excessive use of Pioneer DJM-600 effects on cheesy default
 settings, no regard whatsoever for 4/4 timing and proper breaks, and a
 complete lack of song selection seemed to be the obvious problems I saw.
 Hawtin could make a more entertaing show with the original RCA phonograph
 and two volume controls. /RANT  On the good side, he has some nice
 crossfader technique once in awhile.

 Sorry, I had to get this off of my chest, but if someone out there knows
of
 a good set by our esteemed Mr. Clarke, please clue me in.

 Regards,
 Tim

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[313] neat little k hand article...

2001-05-11 Thread darw_n
I was in the library today, reading this magazine entrepreneur weekly, and
there was a little article about the booming business of DJing, featuring
quotes and words from k hand (and someone else, I forgot for the moment)
talking about how he can get 10,000 a gig...

I just find it weird that this was in that magazine, and the topic was about
the booming business of DJing, and they interviewed detroit DJ's.

k hand is not what you would call a well known commercial DJ, why did they
pick him?

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Re: [313] neat little k hand article...

2001-05-11 Thread tim maughan
k hand is not what you would call a well known commercial DJ, why did they
pick him?

erm...its her...;)



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Subject: [313] neat little k hand article...


 I was in the library today, reading this magazine entrepreneur weekly,
and
 there was a little article about the booming business of DJing,
featuring
 quotes and words from k hand (and someone else, I forgot for the moment)
 talking about how he can get 10,000 a gig...

 I just find it weird that this was in that magazine, and the topic was
about
 the booming business of DJing, and they interviewed detroit DJ's.

 k hand is not what you would call a well known commercial DJ, why did they
 pick him?

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[313] St. Andrews ?

2001-05-11 Thread M Elliot-Knight

Anyone know the address for this DEMF event?

CKDK

Location:
St. Andrews

Lineup:

DJ's

Carl Craig
Kevin Saunderson
Derrick May
Kenny Larkin

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RE: [313] derrick may - wildtimes rmx

2001-05-11 Thread Brian Dillard
delite

a different group from the pop-house trio deee-lite.

--brian dillard

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Subject: [313] derrick may - wildtimes rmx


who is the original artist of that remix?
thanks
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[313] priceline.com

2001-05-11 Thread darw_n
Just letting some of you know that I got a room at the marriott renaissance
for $65 us a night through priceline.com

And I have heard of people getting them for $55 a night

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RE: [313] St. Andrews ?

2001-05-11 Thread Matthew Mangold
st andy's is located at 431 e. congress, about a block and a half from the
rencen.

matthew

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 Anyone know the address for this DEMF event?

 CKDK

 Location:
 St. Andrews

 Lineup:

 DJ's

 Carl Craig
 Kevin Saunderson
 Derrick May
 Kenny Larkin


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[313] where's that completed afterhours list?

2001-05-11 Thread darw_n
sorry about the frequent posts today...

wasn't there going to be a completed list of all the after-hours for the
carnival??

I am particularly interested in dan bell's party

Is +8 doing one?

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Re: [313] soundhack/soundstream

2001-05-11 Thread lo sens
I got these sent over from Hardwax after hearing some
of the tracks on copies belonging to a friend of mine,
and recognising them as tracks that had my
jaw-dropping a few times on the dancefloor. The style
of the tracks is quite hard to describe. They're
really overtly dancefloor oriented, but have quite
complex sounds and rhythms going on: stuff I associate
more with clicky homelistening tracks. Can someone
else describe them?

Cheers

Chris

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  Hi
 
  I've just recently got hold of the 3 soundhack /
  soundstream releases: amazing genre-defying tracks
  that really hit a dancefloor hard. I understand
 the
  ep's were big in Detroit (I heard Mills drop the
  soundstream track a couple of months ago). My
 question
  is: who is this? I understand the person
 responsible's
  from Berlin. Anyone have any more info?
 
  Cheers
 
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RE: [313] (pop goes underground through some rmx)

2001-05-11 Thread .: Caltrop :.

Another question.
Do you guys know any other rmx-es of poprock groups that you find essential?

I'm looking for the Carl Craig rmx of Ultramarine - Hooter...by the way.





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Date: Thu, 10 May 2001 17:57:29 -0700

delite

a different group from the pop-house trio deee-lite.

--brian dillard

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who is the original artist of that remix?
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Re: [313] 1 more demf afterparty

2001-05-11 Thread Tom Robbins
'Rumoured'? Surely then this can't be the same Cornelius Harris who
occasionally pops in to warn others against spreading rumours, can it? ;-)

Tom

NP: Marco Carola: 1000 Collection CD (ELP)

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 I haven't seen any party with DJ T-1000 yet. What about this festival he
 was
 organising, any word on that?

 Well, he's rumored to be making an appearance at the TKO event on
Sunday...
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[313] DJ Bookings

2001-05-11 Thread Revaron
Hiya,

I'm wondering if anyone can point me towards some DJ Agency's or something 
like that.  I'm part of a soundsystem that has been doing small local nights, 
but we're growing and have just secured what could be a regular club venue, 
and therefore we are looking into the possibility of hiring a proper DJ.  
Of course, as we are just barely getting started, its going to have to be 
someone pretty reasonably priced, so I'm afraid that rules out any proper 
Detroit guys, as I live in the UK  
(sorry its not strictly detroit related, but I'm sure someone on here must be 
able to help anyway).

What we were thinking of to begin with is trying to get in the local guys 
(or gals) - House of God residents, Atomic Jam or Voodoo residents, etc, and 
with a bit of luck perhaps Dj's who dont play around our area quite as often, 
like Dave Angel, Trevor Rockliffe, Daz Saund, Colin Dale or Favor, Billy 
Nasty...

So who is best to speak to - or perhaps which website should I aim my browser 
at?  And as for club resident types, would I be able to just phone the club 
and get in touch that way, or would their bookings be handled by someone 
else?  Its all new to me so any help is appreciated.

many thanks,

Aaron




Re: [313] DJ Bookings

2001-05-11 Thread Tom Robbins
At least some of the DJs you mention are under the wing of Billy Nasty's
Theremin agency (contact Jon Terry: [EMAIL PROTECTED]) and ePM
(Oliver Way: [EMAIL PROTECTED]). I believe both have sites too.

Should get you up  running.

Tom



 Hiya,

 I'm wondering if anyone can point me towards some DJ Agency's or something
 like that.  I'm part of a soundsystem that has been doing small local
nights,
 but we're growing and have just secured what could be a regular club
venue,
 and therefore we are looking into the possibility of hiring a proper DJ.
 Of course, as we are just barely getting started, its going to have to be
 someone pretty reasonably priced, so I'm afraid that rules out any proper
 Detroit guys, as I live in the UK
 (sorry its not strictly detroit related, but I'm sure someone on here must
be
 able to help anyway).

 What we were thinking of to begin with is trying to get in the local guys
 (or gals) - House of God residents, Atomic Jam or Voodoo residents, etc,
and
 with a bit of luck perhaps Dj's who dont play around our area quite as
often,
 like Dave Angel, Trevor Rockliffe, Daz Saund, Colin Dale or Favor, Billy
 Nasty...

 So who is best to speak to - or perhaps which website should I aim my
browser
 at?  And as for club resident types, would I be able to just phone the
club
 and get in touch that way, or would their bookings be handled by someone
 else?  Its all new to me so any help is appreciated.

 many thanks,

 Aaron





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[313] Re: [[313] Dave Clarke? -- Please ignore if you don't like rants.]

2001-05-11 Thread Joost P .
I somewhat have to agree with you there, I think Dave Clarke is one of many
largely overrated dj's of our time. And on top of that he's an arrogant
pompous ass as well.

But you can't judge a dj on one mix. You should listen to more of him and when
you have the chance, see him in action. I only said he's largely overrated.
Not that he's a bad dj!

Joost


Bulger, Tim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I heard people here talking about Dave Clarke, and I've heard him compared
to Hawtin in other circles, so I decided to give him a shot.  I downloaded
'Dave Clarke - Live @ I Love Techno [Red Room]' from Napster and I would
like to know, has anyone else heard this?  RANT What the hell is this guy
trying to do?  Excessive use of Pioneer DJM-600 effects on cheesy default
settings, no regard whatsoever for 4/4 timing and proper breaks, and a
complete lack of song selection seemed to be the obvious problems I saw.
Hawtin could make a more entertaing show with the original RCA phonograph
and two volume controls. /RANT  On the good side, he has some nice
crossfader technique once in awhile.

Sorry, I had to get this off of my chest, but if someone out there knows of
a good set by our esteemed Mr. Clarke, please clue me in.

Regards,
Tim

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[313] Carl Craig/Basic Channel

2001-05-11 Thread Tom Robbins
Mmmm... look what popped through the door today:

Paperclip People: The Climax (Planet E)
A. Original mix
AA. Basic Channel 2001 mix

Apparently it's out this month, the first of Planet E's four re-releases to
mark the label's 10th anniversary (next is 3 SHOP tracks due in September).
The BC mix sounds absolutely nothing like the original, of course...

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[313] CARL CRAIG ASKED TO STEP DOWN

2001-05-11 Thread Roberto Ty
Carl Craig has been asked to step down as creative director for the DEMF. Read:

http://www.freep.com/entertainment/music/demf11_20010511.htm

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Re: [313] CARL CRAIG ASKED TO STEP DOWN

2001-05-11 Thread atomly
[Roberto Ty [EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Carl Craig has been asked to step down as creative director for the
 DEMF. Read:
 
 http://www.freep.com/entertainment/music/demf11_20010511.htm

Oh great, next year's festival lineup is going to be chosen by a
committee!

I can't wait to see Tall Paul Van Oakensashweed headline next year!

Well, I guess it was cool while it lasted.

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Re: [313] Dave Clarke? -- Please ignore if you don't like rants.

2001-05-11 Thread Dennis Donohue

Hey tim,

Interesting insight, and comment.
There is, however one problem with those live @... sets.  They were done 
live.  You never know how the crowd was reacting, and perhaps he was playing 
the crowd (which he is _very_ good at).
I happened to have been in the red room at I love Techno to see him 
perform at I Love techno last year (not sure if its the same as the 
recording you were listening to or not), but found that he was entertaining 
the crowd as much as can be done by a dj.  And I thought he was extremely 
good, even though his choice of music was a bit out of my taste.
Most of those types of recordings are not the same thing that would be 
released if the purpose was to make a mix cd (i believe).
Just something to think about when listening to live sets taht weren't 
meant to be recorded.


Cheers!
Dennis



From: Bulger, Tim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: '313@hyperreal.org' 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: [313] Dave Clarke? -- Please ignore if you don't like rants.
Date: Thu, 10 May 2001 14:00:41 -0700

I heard people here talking about Dave Clarke, and I've heard him compared
to Hawtin in other circles, so I decided to give him a shot.  I downloaded
'Dave Clarke - Live @ I Love Techno [Red Room]' from Napster and I would
like to know, has anyone else heard this?  RANT What the hell is this guy
trying to do?  Excessive use of Pioneer DJM-600 effects on cheesy default
settings, no regard whatsoever for 4/4 timing and proper breaks, and a
complete lack of song selection seemed to be the obvious problems I saw.
Hawtin could make a more entertaing show with the original RCA phonograph
and two volume controls. /RANT  On the good side, he has some nice
crossfader technique once in awhile.

Sorry, I had to get this off of my chest, but if someone out there knows of
a good set by our esteemed Mr. Clarke, please clue me in.

Regards,
Tim

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Re: [313] CARL CRAIG ASKED TO STEP DOWN

2001-05-11 Thread Phonopsia
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Carl Craig has been asked to step down as creative director for the DEMF.
Read:

http://www.freep.com/entertainment/music/demf11_20010511.htm


First thing that popped into my mind when I heard this:

  Craig said that in the world of techno music --
  where artists often act as their own agents and are
  frequently abroad -- it is difficult securing the
volume
  of paperwork that comes with an event the size of
  the DEMF.

But personally, I'll worry about this when we discuss it from January-April
2002.

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RE: [313] re: vogel / dave clarke

2001-05-11 Thread Gary Girard

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Max, Max, Max *sigh*. What in your opinion is an obvious record? Hang on,
don't tell me - Zombie Nation! I don't know if you can pick up a copy of
Jockey Slut but D.C explains that whole episode in there.
 Personally, I think Dave plays the best selection of records out of any Techno
DJ I've heard. When I go to a club, I want the DJ to rock the dancefloor, to
make me dance. I don't want to stand by the DJ box with a notepad saying ooh,
that's an interesting obscure techno record, what an un-obvious choice.
 You've gotta understand that party energy is what he creates!! (sorry :)
Seriously though, even Mr. C who doesn't like D.C as person (who does - he
sounds like a complete a**hole!) was saying to me at Headstart what great energy
he creates. Dave has some excellent, dark electro, brilliant Chicago house, hard
minimal techno, housier record like Compass, basically anything with
originality that rocks a dancefloor. Dave is like a full-on, no-holds barred
speaker assault.
 What really sets D.C apart from other DJs for me though is his mixing ability
(how anyone can doubt this amazes me.) Personally, I think he's the best I've
ever heard. I've also heard D.C more than any other DJ. I don't actually give a
f*ck what he's like as a person as I don't go to Headstart to have a chat with
him.
 Derrick May described D.C as having the biggest balls in Techno. Dave also
won Essential Mix of the year for 2000. Explain to me how he could win that if
he doesn't know how to mix?
 The fuse club CD is brilliant, the Electro Boogie CD is brilliant, his
Essential Mixes are brilliant, nearly everything he's produced is brilliant and
I'm sure his new CD will be, erm brilliant! : )
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RE: [313] OT: Gear@ DEMF

2001-05-11 Thread Sean Deason
might help to know what they were. just a thought

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I know we will all meet up soon 2 DEMF
I got a couple pieces of gear I need to get rid of
In order to further my starving producer
Habits and thought if any of you are interested
I can bring them along.

Jim
 


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RE: [313] CARL CRAIG ASKED TO STEP DOWN

2001-05-11 Thread Jessica M
Interesting, however from what I have read, I thought
the festival was Mr.Craig's brainchild...and now he is
ousted? Personally, I liked the idea of bringing in
acts from around the world, and not just Detroit.

This list seems too quiet

or should we go back to talking about essential mixes
:)

Jess

Carl Craig has been asked to step down as creative
director for the DEMF. Read:
 http://www.freep.com/entertainment/music/demf11_20010511.htm

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Re: [313] Dave Clarke? -- Please ignore if you don't like rants.

2001-05-11 Thread Gary Girard

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Another point whilst I think of it - Dave doesn't believe in edited mixes / pro
- tools etc, he always insists on doing mix CDs in one take. How many other DJs
would say that??

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Re: [313] CARL CRAIG ASKED TO STEP DOWN

2001-05-11 Thread Nick Walsh
F***in hell!!! See, no sooner as they get their foot
in the door, they take over... He'd better not stand
down... No down they'll be using strong arm tactics to
persuade him to hand the DEMF over... Those
b*ds. If anything happens, we have to remain true
to the scene alright?!?! Underground, 300 years ahead,
they can't kill us all...

Nick (Dj Pacific:)

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has been asked to step down as creative
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RE: [313] CARL CRAIG ASKED TO STEP DOWN

2001-05-11 Thread Dennis Donohue




Interesting, however from what I have read, I thought
the festival was Mr.Craig's brainchild...and now he is
ousted? Personally, I liked the idea of bringing in
acts from around the world, and not just Detroit.

This list seems too quiet



I think everyone is formulating opinions at the moment.

Personally, I can see both sides.

On one side you have Carl Craig, an international presence in this music, 
and a native Detroiter, with a sense of patriotism towards his home city.  
He not only tries to head this festival for three years, but he also runs a 
pretty large independant record label, and manages it (from what I know), 
and also has the responsibility to make sure that all of the appearing 
artists are not only compensated, but also comfortable.  We all know, that 
it is not entirely his fault that all the acts are not yet _confirmed_, 
because - let's face it - all of these guys are pretty busy, travelling 
around and during their thing.


On the other side of the fence, you've got a major attraction to the city, 
and a major contributor of cash, wanting to make sure that they get what has 
been advertised.  In any mainstream event, if this were to transpire (lack 
of proper confirmation), the event would not go on, or would be severly 
hampered by the sponsors.  This (i guess) is the median between sponsors 
having a say, and sponsors wanting their money's worth.


My personal opinion is that Carl should be fully responsible, and then after 
the festival, if things are not what they should have been  in the 
promoters eye, that's when a decision like this should be announced.  Not 
now.  This is an attention getting scheme from Cpop or the city, or someone. 
 I wouldn't be suprised if Carl was able to pull everything off by May 
30th, and they cancelled the termination.


Cheers!
Dennis

or should we go back to talking about essential mixes
:)

Jess

Carl Craig has been asked to step down as creative
director for the DEMF. Read:
 http://www.freep.com/entertainment/music/demf11_20010511.htm

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RE: [313] CARL CRAIG ASKED TO STEP DOWN

2001-05-11 Thread dj revolver
The creative director should have someone to help with paperwork.  I guess 
unless we know what Carl's contract consists of it's hard to make an 
accurate evaluation on the situation.


However, Carl's knowledge and diverse musical interest results in an 
incredible lineup of artists that you may not get a chance to see if someone 
else was doing the artist planning.





From: Jessica M [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: [313] CARL CRAIG ASKED TO STEP DOWN
Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 23:31:16 +1000 (EST)

Interesting, however from what I have read, I thought
the festival was Mr.Craig's brainchild...and now he is
ousted? Personally, I liked the idea of bringing in
acts from around the world, and not just Detroit.

This list seems too quiet

or should we go back to talking about essential mixes
:)

Jess

Carl Craig has been asked to step down as creative
director for the DEMF. Read:
 http://www.freep.com/entertainment/music/demf11_20010511.htm

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Re: [313] CARL CRAIG ASKED TO STEP DOWN

2001-05-11 Thread Jussi Lehtonen
On Fri, 11 May 2001, Nick Walsh wrote:

 F***in hell!!! See, no sooner as they get their foot
 in the door, they take over... He'd better not stand
 down... No down they'll be using strong arm tactics to
 persuade him to hand the DEMF over...
 
 http://www.freep.com/entertainment/music/demf11_20010511.htm

In my opinion the situation is not _that_ bad, or doesn't seem to be
anyway:

Marvin said the role of creative director will be filled next year by an
advisory board made up of artists and others in the Detroit techno
industry.

I don't know exactly what kind of artists and other people they are
referring to by saying that, but my guess is that if they attempt to put
other than Detroit people (who are down with the underground :) as the
main responsible persons they may have another riot in their hands.

So, let's keep our eyes and ears open, but I don't see any cause for an
alarm yet.




J

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[313] Carl Craig Fired!

2001-05-11 Thread TurnTheTable
 A 
HREF=http://www.detroitfreepress.com/entertainment/music/demf11_20010511.htm;

Producers pull plug on festival director/A 

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[313] For people in the Netherlands..

2001-05-11 Thread Jamil Ali

So...   who's going to see Octave One / Random Noise Generation in
Rotterdam?



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[313] Re: 313 Digest 11 May 2001 14:11:12 -0000 Issue 628

2001-05-11 Thread PJ


 Subject: St. Andrews ?
 Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 00:41:33 -
 From: M Elliot-Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: 313@hyperreal.org

 Anyone know the address for this DEMF event?

 CKDK

 Location:
 St. Andrews

 Lineup:

 DJ's

 Carl Craig
 Kevin Saunderson
 Derrick May
 Kenny Larkin



Do you have a date/time?

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[313] Flux 29th June

2001-05-11 Thread Nick Craddock
FLUX at THE ELECTROWERKZ 29th JUNE 2001

FLUX this month comes to you once again from the ELECTROWERKZ in Angel, London, 
and we are proud to announce that in association with MUSIC MAN RECORDS, our 
very special guests in Room 1 will be an exclusive UK appearance from the 
original dance music pioneers, the legendary PHUTURE 303, playing what we are 
sure will be an astonishing live set, featuring tracks from their brand new 
critically acclaimed album “SURVIVAL’S OUR MISSION”, along with some classics 
from the past. Along with Chicago’s finest will be Minnesota’s FREDDY FRESH, 
one of the worlds most prolific DJs who will be rocking the floor with an 
electro set as only he can! FLUX’s own CHRIS FINKE will be returning from 
Europe to deliver his own brand of electronic funk for the boys and girls, and 
our other resident PENFOLD will once again be firing on all cylinders, ensuring 
this is a night to remember! 

Room 2 sees Eukatech Records:
Marco Lenzi (Molecular, Eukatech)
Mikee Surreal (Surreal Recordings, Eukatech)
A.J. Letty (Eukatech)
Mark Collings (Eukatech)

FLUX is concerned purely with bringing back THE FUNK to the London techno 
scene-QUALITY TECHNO AND ELECTRONIC MUSIC is our policy, and we are 100% 
committed to promoting the FLUX sound. 
So bring your dancing shoes.

Please note that FLUX has been established for nearly four years now, and is in 
NO WAY connected to the new Brighton-based night of the same name.




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[313] re: dave clarke

2001-05-11 Thread seth redmond

Gary,

I reckon we all know you like Dave Clarke by now, There are a number of 
people on this list who think he's dull and overrated... difference of 
opinion, OK?


Personally I've seen him more times than I care to remember, and he's played 
well on maybe two occasions, tops. The last time I saw him I walked out 
after an hour having paid a tenner to be there. You're not going to change 
anyone's mind by endlessly repeating but he's won this, I saw him here, 
etc ad nauseum...


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Re: [313] CARL CRAIG ASKED TO STEP DOWN

2001-05-11 Thread Nick Walsh
Hi everybody,

 Before we start accusing anyone of being an evil
 bastard out to corrupt 
 americas youth and steal techno, we need some more
 info. It is real easy to 
 yell and scream when you have no real information
 about what is really going 
 on.

Scares them tho, doesn't it... There's more of us...
Perhaps you're right tho, maybe I'm jumping to
conclusions. What do we do if it happens tho? What if
they start selling OUR music as if it was always
theirs? Maybe it's a big plot by Sony so that they own
everything Mad Mike wouldn't let them have...

Nick:)


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RE: [313] re: vogel / dave clarke

2001-05-11 Thread Michael Kim
yeah, and don't forget that we've had the tricks vs. seamless mixing debate 
before, so let's not go there.  :)  the essential mix has plenty of tricks.


Mike


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Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 13:53:04 +0100


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Max, Max, Max *sigh*. What in your opinion is an obvious record? Hang on,
don't tell me - Zombie Nation! I don't know if you can pick up a copy of
Jockey Slut but D.C explains that whole episode in there.
 Personally, I think Dave plays the best selection of records out of any 
Techno
DJ I've heard. When I go to a club, I want the DJ to rock the dancefloor, 
to
make me dance. I don't want to stand by the DJ box with a notepad saying 
ooh,

that's an interesting obscure techno record, what an un-obvious choice.
 You've gotta understand that party energy is what he creates!! (sorry 
:)

Seriously though, even Mr. C who doesn't like D.C as person (who does - he
sounds like a complete a**hole!) was saying to me at Headstart what great 
energy
he creates. Dave has some excellent, dark electro, brilliant Chicago house, 
hard

minimal techno, housier record like Compass, basically anything with
originality that rocks a dancefloor. Dave is like a full-on, no-holds 
barred

speaker assault.
 What really sets D.C apart from other DJs for me though is his mixing 
ability
(how anyone can doubt this amazes me.) Personally, I think he's the best 
I've
ever heard. I've also heard D.C more than any other DJ. I don't actually 
give a
f*ck what he's like as a person as I don't go to Headstart to have a chat 
with

him.
 Derrick May described D.C as having the biggest balls in Techno. Dave 
also
won Essential Mix of the year for 2000. Explain to me how he could win that 
if

he doesn't know how to mix?
 The fuse club CD is brilliant, the Electro Boogie CD is brilliant, his
Essential Mixes are brilliant, nearly everything he's produced is brilliant 
and

I'm sure his new CD will be, erm brilliant! : )
GG



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[313] Paranoia of them taking over (was: [313] CARL CRAIG ASKED TO STEP DOWN)

2001-05-11 Thread Jussi Lehtonen
On Fri, 11 May 2001, Nick Walsh wrote:

 conclusions. What do we do if it happens tho? What if
 they start selling OUR music as if it was always
 theirs? Maybe it's a big plot by Sony so that they own
 everything Mad Mike wouldn't let them have...

By at least _then_ we'll have to do what we did during the Sony-episode:
to stand up for our rights.

Working in an IT-company, this image resembles IMO a bit the situation
the Open Source community is now facing because of Microsoft's attempts to
take over the OS-concept: It's open source and available to everyone and
everybody has the rights for it, but we still own it and we will make the
rules.



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Re: [313] Carl Craig Fired!

2001-05-11 Thread Jess Staller
I think my biggest concern is that SFX will have more say in the line-up 
next year.  Personally, I think SFX is pure evil.

~Jessica Staller 
Pittsburgh, PA


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Re: [313] Carl Craig Fired!

2001-05-11 Thread paul . matheson


What I think is that this forum should be used for constructive debate not 'told
you so' snipe




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Subject:  Re: [313] Carl Craig Fired!




From The Detroit Free Press:

Several of Detroit's pioneering techno musicians met with Craig in April
at the office of Derrick May, the Detroit DJ scheduled to play the festival's
closing set. They included May, Stacey Pullen and Kevin Saunderson, who
asked Craig to include more Detroit artists on the bill.

'We let him know that we are one, and he has our support, but we just
want Detroit to be recognized at the festival, said May. Everybody's
coming here to be down with the source -- not the people who imitate the
source.'

///

Not to say I told you so, but as I recall when I was commenting on this list
about the lineup a few weeks ago, saying I didn't feel it was extremely
representative of Detroit talent, I feel I was getting hated on a little. Matter
of fact, noone really wanted to touch that topic that much at all, which is
one that I felt was certainly worth discussing on a 313 list. It's almost as if
people didn't want to dare question the holy DEMF and Carl Craig. But
now here it is, from the mouth of the prodigal son of techno himself, Mr.
Derrick May. And it seems that Carl Craig is on the out and out with this
festival anyway. What do y'all think now?


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Re: [313] Carl Craig Fired!

2001-05-11 Thread Nick Walsh
Hey,

 Not to say I told you so, but as I recall when I was
 commenting on this list 
 about the lineup a few weeks ago, saying I didn't
 feel it was extremely 
 representative of Detroit talent, I feel I was
 getting hated on a little. Matter 
 of fact, noone really wanted to touch that topic
 that much at all, which is 
 one that I felt was certainly worth discussing on a
 313 list. It's almost as if 
 people didn't want to dare question the holy DEMF
 and Carl Craig. But 
 now here it is, from the mouth of the prodigal son
 of techno himself, Mr. 
 Derrick May. And it seems that Carl Craig is on the
 out and out with this 
 festival anyway. What do y'all think now?

I dunno what you're talking about... What about the
Conspiracy Theory post by Logavo or did you miss that?
I dunno how long you've been on this list but you'd
better realise, people won't acknowledge you unless
you stand out. I'm rude to people and I question what
people class as accepted, that's how I get a response.
It's not the best way tho... Better just to make very
good posts...

Later,
Nick:)


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[313] I know k hand is a woman...

2001-05-11 Thread darw_n
I wrote that post, and I kept referring to k hand as a man, that was a
little mistake, I wasn't proof reading, sorry if I offended anyone...

nor was I really criticizing, I just found the article weird in an even
stranger magazine...

darw_n...

... :i: explore.


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[313] Derrick May an arrogant prick! Re: [313] Carl Craig Fired!

2001-05-11 Thread chrise
 'We let him know that we are one, and he has our support, but we just 
 want Detroit to be recognized at the festival, said May. Everybody's 
 coming here to be down with the source -- not the people who imitate the 
 source.'

I was going to point out this quote as well... who the hell on that lineup
does derrick may consider an imitator? True, it's not detroit
talent. But I don't see anyone on there that I'd even remotely call a
detroit imitator.  It almost sounds like he's trying to imply that
anything not from detroit is inherently an imitation.  I'd like to think
he doesn't have his head that far up his ass, but it's hard to see what
else he'd mean.

True, the lineup isn't as representative of detroit talent as it was last
year, but I'd hardly call anyone on there an imitator.

chris




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[313] Pal Joey?

2001-05-11 Thread Nick Walsh
Hey,
I don't want to sound like a complete idiot but who is
Pal Joey... Did he do some old house or something?
There's a track I want by him I think... 

Help me out please,
Nick:)


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Re: [313] Carl Craig Fired!

2001-05-11 Thread John Sokolowski


I think my biggest concern is that SFX will have more say in the line-up 
next year.  Personally, I think SFX is pure evil.


This is so true.

Nobody has mentioned the fact that Carl Craig is not too happy about the 
incident. In the article he would not comment as to whether or not he was 
going to take legal action.


This is an obvious attempt for SFX and other big parties involved to gain 
getter control over the festival, through the creative process, making it 
more commercially viable, and therefore milk the cow for all its worth.


Did anyone else find it funny that none of the performers are listed in 
Ford's massive ad campaign?


John
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RE: [313] Carl Craig Fired!

2001-05-11 Thread Sean Deason
okay. Ive been trying to stay out of it, but this comment has drawn me in.
you shouldnt just accept what you read or are spoon fed by the media as
truth. theres *always* more to a story than what youre told in the paper.
I'm contantly reading the paper with a smirk or scepticism. I always read
stories wondering about what it is they're *not* telling us. this is one of
those cases. yes there was some behind the scenes stuff going on which was
touched upon in the article (way more than you can imagine!)
Rememeber this :History is written by the victors. He who controls the
information controls the power. In America we have what is called The
American Revolution in our history books. I'd bet in the British history
books it's called The Colonial Riots or The Colonialist Uprising.  

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From The Detroit Free Press:

Several of Detroit's pioneering techno musicians met with Craig in April 
at the office of Derrick May, the Detroit DJ scheduled to play the
festival's 
closing set. They included May, Stacey Pullen and Kevin Saunderson, who 
asked Craig to include more Detroit artists on the bill.

'We let him know that we are one, and he has our support, but we just 
want Detroit to be recognized at the festival, said May. Everybody's 
coming here to be down with the source -- not the people who imitate the 
source.'

///

Not to say I told you so, but as I recall when I was commenting on this list

about the lineup a few weeks ago, saying I didn't feel it was extremely 
representative of Detroit talent, I feel I was getting hated on a little.
Matter 
of fact, noone really wanted to touch that topic that much at all, which is 
one that I felt was certainly worth discussing on a 313 list. It's almost as
if 
people didn't want to dare question the holy DEMF and Carl Craig. But 
now here it is, from the mouth of the prodigal son of techno himself, Mr. 
Derrick May. And it seems that Carl Craig is on the out and out with this 
festival anyway. What do y'all think now?


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[313] carl craig asked to step down!

2001-05-11 Thread Samuel Hobbs
i was thinking about his whole advisory committee
thing.  maybe its not a bad idea.  lets look to other
areas of the world that use committees to choose.  the
NCAA and the basketball tournament selection committee
begin with parameters for who should make it into the
tournament.  each member of the selection committee
has different ideas and are fans of different teams. 
however when the committee meets, they use their
collective opinion and ideas to select the teams.  i
think that the artistic worth of future demf line-ups
would be better with a committee that represents
detroit as opposed to the (right or wrong?) opinion of
carl craig.

just my opinion...no harm no foul

-sam

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Re: [313] Carl Craig Fired!

2001-05-11 Thread Jess Staller
.
 
 Did anyone else find it funny that none of the performers are listed in
  Ford's massive ad campaign?
 
 John

Yes! I've noticed and i guess more power to them, but it is quite dis-
heartening.

I certainly hope Carl Craig takes action against them for breech of 
contract, but we don't know what his contract entails.  I will say, I was 
disappointed that Alan (T1000) wasn't invited to perform either year, but 
that's another subject I will not get into.

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Re: [313] Pal Joey?

2001-05-11 Thread Sakari Karipuro
On Fri, 11 May 2001, Nick Walsh wrote:

 Hey,
 I don't want to sound like a complete idiot but who is
 Pal Joey... Did he do some old house or something?
 There's a track I want by him I think... 

yeah, pal joey is a house head. i have some stuff by him at my shelf,
very jazzy and quite deep. i'll dig out some info later for you
(busy now). btw, does anyone know if he's still out there doing stuff?
 
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Re: [313] Carl Craig Fired!

2001-05-11 Thread tim maughan
actually, we call it the war of independance. which is pretty flattering;)


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Subject: RE: [313] Carl Craig Fired!


 okay. Ive been trying to stay out of it, but this comment has drawn me in.
 you shouldnt just accept what you read or are spoon fed by the media as
 truth. theres *always* more to a story than what youre told in the paper.
 I'm contantly reading the paper with a smirk or scepticism. I always read
 stories wondering about what it is they're *not* telling us. this is one
of
 those cases. yes there was some behind the scenes stuff going on which was
 touched upon in the article (way more than you can imagine!)
 Rememeber this :History is written by the victors. He who controls the
 information controls the power. In America we have what is called The
 American Revolution in our history books. I'd bet in the British history
 books it's called The Colonial Riots or The Colonialist Uprising.

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 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 11:23 AM
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 From The Detroit Free Press:

 Several of Detroit's pioneering techno musicians met with Craig in April
 at the office of Derrick May, the Detroit DJ scheduled to play the
 festival's
 closing set. They included May, Stacey Pullen and Kevin Saunderson, who
 asked Craig to include more Detroit artists on the bill.

 'We let him know that we are one, and he has our support, but we just
 want Detroit to be recognized at the festival, said May. Everybody's
 coming here to be down with the source -- not the people who imitate the
 source.'

 ///

 Not to say I told you so, but as I recall when I was commenting on this
list

 about the lineup a few weeks ago, saying I didn't feel it was extremely
 representative of Detroit talent, I feel I was getting hated on a little.
 Matter
 of fact, noone really wanted to touch that topic that much at all, which
is
 one that I felt was certainly worth discussing on a 313 list. It's almost
as
 if
 people didn't want to dare question the holy DEMF and Carl Craig. But
 now here it is, from the mouth of the prodigal son of techno himself, Mr.
 Derrick May. And it seems that Carl Craig is on the out and out with this
 festival anyway. What do y'all think now?


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Re: [313] Pal Joey?

2001-05-11 Thread Jonny McIntosh
Yeah. Was he behind Earth People? I think he was, also check out DJ Breaks
Classics stuff, volume 3 has a top tune on it, name of which escapes me...
all of the above on Underworld records. Sort of discoey, hip hoppy,
occasionally jazzy house from early 90s, if that makes sense. Great stuff.
Jim can correct me if I'm wrong :)

Jonny.

 Hey,
 I don't want to sound like a complete idiot but who is
 Pal Joey... Did he do some old house or something?
 There's a track I want by him I think...



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RE: [313] Carl Craig Fired!

2001-05-11 Thread beautiful individual


actually, it's known as the american war of independence


From: Sean Deason [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], 
313@hyperreal.org

Subject: RE: [313] Carl Craig Fired!
Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 11:59:50 -0400

okay. Ive been trying to stay out of it, but this comment has drawn me in.
you shouldnt just accept what you read or are spoon fed by the media as
truth. theres *always* more to a story than what youre told in the paper.
I'm contantly reading the paper with a smirk or scepticism. I always read
stories wondering about what it is they're *not* telling us. this is one of
those cases. yes there was some behind the scenes stuff going on which was
touched upon in the article (way more than you can imagine!)
Rememeber this :History is written by the victors. He who controls the
information controls the power. In America we have what is called The
American Revolution in our history books. I'd bet in the British history
books it's called The Colonial Riots or The Colonialist Uprising.

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Subject: Re: [313] Carl Craig Fired!



From The Detroit Free Press:


Several of Detroit's pioneering techno musicians met with Craig in April
at the office of Derrick May, the Detroit DJ scheduled to play the
festival's
closing set. They included May, Stacey Pullen and Kevin Saunderson, who
asked Craig to include more Detroit artists on the bill.

'We let him know that we are one, and he has our support, but we just
want Detroit to be recognized at the festival, said May. Everybody's
coming here to be down with the source -- not the people who imitate the
source.'

///

Not to say I told you so, but as I recall when I was commenting on this 
list


about the lineup a few weeks ago, saying I didn't feel it was extremely
representative of Detroit talent, I feel I was getting hated on a little.
Matter
of fact, noone really wanted to touch that topic that much at all, which is
one that I felt was certainly worth discussing on a 313 list. It's almost 
as

if
people didn't want to dare question the holy DEMF and Carl Craig. But
now here it is, from the mouth of the prodigal son of techno himself, Mr.
Derrick May. And it seems that Carl Craig is on the out and out with this
festival anyway. What do y'all think now?


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Re: [313] Carl Craig Fired!

2001-05-11 Thread chrise
  Did anyone else find it funny that none of the performers are listed in
   Ford's massive ad campaign?
 
 Yes! I've noticed and i guess more power to them, but it is quite dis-
 heartening.

where the hell would they put them all?  there's like 60
performers!  They'd have to be in like 8 point type to fit them all in
any sort of print ad.  I'm pretty sure it was a conscious decision to list
the performers in alphabetical order such that there's no hierarchy of
headliners vs supporting acts, so that makes it a little hard for ad
designers to pick out a select few to put in an ad. If carl craig, as
creative director, had decided to highlight a few performers as
headliners, then I'm sure they would've been mentioned in ad campaigns.

I know you're all looking for every chance to demonize ford for their
involvement, but i think this is more grasping at straws than
anything.  Why don't you wait and see how things turn out?  Then if it
sucks afterwards, complain all you want.  I might even join in.

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Re: [313] Pal Joey?

2001-05-11 Thread jkessler
I don't know what Pal Joey is up to these days, but the NY record label 
Kool Groove, that released the original Earth People stuff still releases 
cool sh*t from time to time. I like the Flip Groove releases that came out 
about a year or more ago. Dope, funky hard house.

-J

 On Fri, 11 May 2001, Nick Walsh wrote:
 
  Hey,
  I don't want to sound like a complete idiot but who is
  Pal Joey... Did he do some old house or something?
  There's a track I want by him I think... 
 
 yeah, pal joey is a house head. i have some stuff by him at my shelf,
 very jazzy and quite deep. i'll dig out some info later for you
 (busy now). btw, does anyone know if he's still out there doing stuff?
  
 sakke
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Re: [313] Pal Joey?

2001-05-11 Thread Nick Walsh
Thanks for the info everybody,
So I know he's real:) Now, did who do a track with
this guy saying something at the start, kinda
introducing the track... something to do with the
house conductor and mr earth people himself and
some other stuff... It's got this real old school
sound to it... Do you know what that track is? Sorry I
can't be more specific... No one seems to know who he
is around here... I heard Freddy Fresh play it ages
ago and I've wanted it ever since...

Thanks again,
Nick:)

--- Sakari Karipuro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  On
Fri, 11 May 2001, Nick Walsh wrote:
 
  Hey,
  I don't want to sound like a complete idiot but
 who is
  Pal Joey... Did he do some old house or something?
  There's a track I want by him I think... 
 
 yeah, pal joey is a house head. i have some stuff by
 him at my shelf,
 very jazzy and quite deep. i'll dig out some info
 later for you
 (busy now). btw, does anyone know if he's still out
 there doing stuff?


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RE: [313] Carl Craig Fired!

2001-05-11 Thread Mike Taylor


Thanks Sean, that is exactly the point I was trying to make earlier.

We do not have all the facts, maybe Carol Marvin is right, maybe she is 
trying to jack the festival. We do not really know yet, do we?



From: Sean Deason [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], 
313@hyperreal.org

Subject: RE: [313] Carl Craig Fired!
Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 11:59:50 -0400

okay. Ive been trying to stay out of it, but this comment has drawn me in.
you shouldnt just accept what you read or are spoon fed by the media as
truth. theres *always* more to a story than what youre told in the paper.
I'm contantly reading the paper with a smirk or scepticism. I always read
stories wondering about what it is they're *not* telling us. this is one of
those cases. yes there was some behind the scenes stuff going on which was
touched upon in the article (way more than you can imagine!)
Rememeber this :History is written by the victors. He who controls the
information controls the power. In America we have what is called The
American Revolution in our history books. I'd bet in the British history
books it's called The Colonial Riots or The Colonialist Uprising.

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 11:23 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: [313] Carl Craig Fired!



From The Detroit Free Press:


Several of Detroit's pioneering techno musicians met with Craig in April
at the office of Derrick May, the Detroit DJ scheduled to play the
festival's
closing set. They included May, Stacey Pullen and Kevin Saunderson, who
asked Craig to include more Detroit artists on the bill.

'We let him know that we are one, and he has our support, but we just
want Detroit to be recognized at the festival, said May. Everybody's
coming here to be down with the source -- not the people who imitate the
source.'

///

Not to say I told you so, but as I recall when I was commenting on this 
list


about the lineup a few weeks ago, saying I didn't feel it was extremely
representative of Detroit talent, I feel I was getting hated on a little.
Matter
of fact, noone really wanted to touch that topic that much at all, which is
one that I felt was certainly worth discussing on a 313 list. It's almost 
as

if
people didn't want to dare question the holy DEMF and Carl Craig. But
now here it is, from the mouth of the prodigal son of techno himself, Mr.
Derrick May. And it seems that Carl Craig is on the out and out with this
festival anyway. What do y'all think now?


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Re: [313] carl craig asked to step down!

2001-05-11 Thread Dennis Donohue


commitees = lots of time and no decision.




From: Samuel Hobbs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [313] carl craig asked to step down!
Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 08:59:53 -0700 (PDT)

i was thinking about his whole advisory committee
thing.  maybe its not a bad idea.  lets look to other
areas of the world that use committees to choose.  the
NCAA and the basketball tournament selection committee
begin with parameters for who should make it into the
tournament.  each member of the selection committee
has different ideas and are fans of different teams.
however when the committee meets, they use their
collective opinion and ideas to select the teams.  i
think that the artistic worth of future demf line-ups
would be better with a committee that represents
detroit as opposed to the (right or wrong?) opinion of
carl craig.

just my opinion...no harm no foul

-sam

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Re: [313] Carl Craig Fired!

2001-05-11 Thread Dennis Donohue





From: Jess Staller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: [313] Carl Craig Fired!
Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 12:00:33 -0400 (EDT)

.

 Did anyone else find it funny that none of the performers are listed in
  Ford's massive ad campaign?




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Re: [313] carl craig asked to step down!

2001-05-11 Thread Kevin Conrad
But who will be on this commitee, and who will choose
those people?  

Marvin said the role of creative director  will be
filled next year by an advisory  board made up of
artists and others in the Detroit techno industry.

That's still sort of vague.  I can think of other
commitees that aren't so good, like the people that
choose the Grammy awards.  Wasn't it the Beatles and
Led Zeppelin among others that never received one? 
And I remember Jethro Tull winning best metal (or was
it hard rock) album over Metallica one year. There's
politics involved there I'm sure, and I'd hate for the
same happen to the DEMF committee.

   Kevin


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 i was thinking about his whole advisory committee
 thing.  maybe its not a bad idea.  lets look to
 other
 areas of the world that use committees to choose. 
 the
 NCAA and the basketball tournament selection
 committee
 begin with parameters for who should make it into
 the
 tournament.  each member of the selection committee
 has different ideas and are fans of different teams.
 
 however when the committee meets, they use their
 collective opinion and ideas to select the teams.  i
 think that the artistic worth of future demf
 line-ups
 would be better with a committee that represents
 detroit as opposed to the (right or wrong?) opinion
 of
 carl craig.
 
 just my opinion...no harm no foul
 
 -sam
 
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Re: [313] carl craig asked to step down!

2001-05-11 Thread tim maughan
There's
politics involved there I'm sure, and I'd hate for the
same happen to the DEMF committee.

talking strictly as an outside observer looking in, i'd say there's been a
lot of politics involved already, whether just one individual or a
commitee.

t;)



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 But who will be on this commitee, and who will choose
 those people?

 Marvin said the role of creative director  will be
 filled next year by an advisory  board made up of
 artists and others in the Detroit techno industry.

 That's still sort of vague.  I can think of other
 commitees that aren't so good, like the people that
 choose the Grammy awards.  Wasn't it the Beatles and
 Led Zeppelin among others that never received one?
 And I remember Jethro Tull winning best metal (or was
 it hard rock) album over Metallica one year. There's
 politics involved there I'm sure, and I'd hate for the
 same happen to the DEMF committee.

Kevin


 --- Samuel Hobbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  i was thinking about his whole advisory committee
  thing.  maybe its not a bad idea.  lets look to
  other
  areas of the world that use committees to choose.
  the
  NCAA and the basketball tournament selection
  committee
  begin with parameters for who should make it into
  the
  tournament.  each member of the selection committee
  has different ideas and are fans of different teams.
 
  however when the committee meets, they use their
  collective opinion and ideas to select the teams.  i
  think that the artistic worth of future demf
  line-ups
  would be better with a committee that represents
  detroit as opposed to the (right or wrong?) opinion
  of
  carl craig.
 
  just my opinion...no harm no foul
 
  -sam
 
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Re: [313] carl craig asked to step down!

2001-05-11 Thread Kevin Conrad
 talking strictly as an outside observer looking in,
 i'd say there's been a
 lot of politics involved already, whether just one
 individual or a
 commitee.

 True.  Imagine the politics involved with a 20 or
more person committee with multiple sponsors. 
yikes  :)

   Kevin

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Re: [313] Carl Craig Fired!

2001-05-11 Thread atomly
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 What do y'all think now?

I think this post made you look like a tool.

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[313] DEMF Discussion + Pole on Sonox

2001-05-11 Thread Phonopsia
Can you all please move the DEMF discussion over to the
listgeeks list? That's what it's there for. Subscribe here:


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Can you imagine how tedious this must be for people who
want to go but can't, or god forbid, don't want to go?
Besides that, am I the only one who's sick of hearing the
dissection of every detail of the festival? It's gonna be
fun. Worry about next year sometime after the middle of
June when the afterglow dies down a bit. I got two words
for ya: controversy shmontroversy 

To get some musical content in this post, I'm listening to
the relatively new Pole set on Sonox, and it sounds a lot
like the set on Betalounge. Anyone else notice this? I
suppose they were from relatively similar time periods.
Having just typed that, a really nice song I haven't heard
kicks in at around 42 minutes in. :) Oh well... 

Tristan 

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[313] grrrrrh!!! where's my 313 mail!!!!

2001-05-11 Thread Glyph1001
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[313] CKDK club plans...

2001-05-11 Thread Carissa Tintinalli



http://www.detroitfreepress.com/entertainment/music/rach11_20010511.htm
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Re: Re: [313] carl craig asked to step down!

2001-05-11 Thread d . pinter

Kevin Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  talking strictly as an outside observer looking in,
 i'd say there's been a
 lot of politics involved already, whether just one
 individual or a
 commitee.

After reading the article this morning and a few of the posts lately I find it 
interesting that so much political wrangling is taking place over a free 
festival aimed a benefiting the parks dept. I could see if this was a ticketed 
event and there was a concern over the event breaking even let alone making a 
profit. I agree that it is too soon to start pointing fingers at anyone SFX, 
Carol, or Derrick. I actually think the best thing everyone should do at this 
point is fire an email to Carl and thank him for all his efforts. He obviously 
took some risks with the line up this year and offered something unexpected. 
That's the role of an artistic director. Did he think there would be 
controversy over it, probably. I have a feeling though that something else is 
going on.

dave

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Re: [313] CKDK club plans...

2001-05-11 Thread Kevin Conrad
It will be more than just a club, it will be a super
entertainment complex

  I don't know why, but that just sounds funny.  I'm
picturing Dunk the DJ right now  :)
  Sounds like a cool idea though.  Isn't the
Guvernment in Toronto like that, multiple rooms with
different DJ's/genres?  I've never been there myself,
but friends have told me it's pretty nice.

   Kevin


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Re: [313] DEMF Discussion + Pole on Sonox

2001-05-11 Thread chrise
 Can you all please move the DEMF discussion over to the
 listgeeks list? That's what it's there for. Subscribe here:

talking about a detroit electronic music festival on a detroit electronis
music mailing list is so very off-topic.

can we please go back to talking about george bush and whether or not
we're allowed to mention gear?

thanks, because i wouldn't want to alienate any subscribers.

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[313] carl craig out of DEMF?

2001-05-11 Thread Michael . Elliot-Knight
Sorry about this but my hotmail account went down about the time I found
this out
What's going on with this? What's the talk right now?
Email me privately to avoid annoying others if need be.

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[313] ectomorph at the big wig review

2001-05-11 Thread Mark Khemma

well, well, well. still figuring if i should make this a long or short
review. hmmm. i'll make it short; no point bantering where there is enough
banter already :p

tommy sunshine. last night was my first taste of him and i must say that
his set was quite refreshing, filling my ears with lovely synth pop, prog
rock, radiohead, electro, freaky acid house, what have ya. smooth smooth cabana
dj.

ectomorph. made me dance like a robot, pop-lockin my rusty joints.
although i must say that i think
their tracks are better than them live, but then again their records don't
display a girl in vinyl swinging around torches in the air and putting
them out with her tongue. watching one of them play with a gameboy
(nanoloop?) for one of their tracks was a nice touch as well.

magda. absolutely tight electro set.

big wig system, subb subbb subbb par, but i've been there so many times,
my expectations have always been rather low.

overall, $5 dollar donation, muzak + performance, expensive drinks, people
to be a jackass with.. .  nice night :)

your gutted monkey
-choppie


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RE: [313] carl craig asked to step down!

2001-05-11 Thread FC3 Richards
i think it should be a commitee made up of The Martiananyone who has
recorded under that name can be on the commitee if you ask me...


lets get rid of politics and drama

jeff

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 those people?  
 
 

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Re: [313] carl craig asked to step down!

2001-05-11 Thread Scotto
it was hard rock and the look of surprise on ian andersons face(lol). and it
was really interesting to see the awards comm give metallica a token award I
forget it was best new artist I think. (when they had already been a band
for 8 years.)

lars had some funny comments on that fiasco.

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[313] The vultures move in...

2001-05-11 Thread Otto Koppius
A quote from the Freep article:

...city officials say Craig failed to meet city-imposed deadlines
requiring contracts for artists who are scheduled to perform Memorial
Day weekend. The city, which co-presents the Hart Plaza festival,
requests 30 days for processing the deposits made to artists to secure
their appearances. Those payments can run in the tens of thousands of
dollars.

No matter which way you look at it, this alone is not sufficient ground
for firing a creative director of such a successful festival. Two
possible explanations: 1) He did a lot more things wrong than this that
they want to keep the lid on for his and the festival's benefit or 2)
they were looking for a way to get rid of him and now they've found a
reason.

My money is (obviously) on the second explanation, since it so obviously
reeks of media manipulation. Paraphrasing the article: Carl didn't do
the organizing side of the lineup well (the contracts) and he didn't do
the content side well (not enough Detroit on the lineup), can you blame
us for booting such an incompetent guy?

Bollocks to that. Any bets on the chance that next year SFX and 89x will
be on the ...advisory board made up of artists and others in the
Detroit techno industry. Note the 'others'...

Cynically yours,

Otto


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Re: [313] DEMF Discussion + Pole on Sonox

2001-05-11 Thread Phonopsia
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 talking about a detroit electronic music festival on a
 detroit electronis
 music mailing list is so very off-topic.

I'm not trying to say it's off-topic at all. I'm saying
there's an alternate list with 82 subscribers who have been
considerate enough to take the discussion elsewhere in an
attempt to reduce the number of emails on 313. The volume
on this list is not always this heavy. Last year the same
thing happened. This year we have a better option because
Gil was good enough to set it up for us. It's a matter of
consideration, not rules. Here, have some Grey Poupon. :) 

Chris, let's kiss and make up now OK? I think you've
probably got your payback in at this point. And if you feel
the need to reply, do it off-list. 

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[313] People from Good Homes/Neptune

2001-05-11 Thread diana potts

In efforts to concentrate on something positive:
http://www.detroitcontemporary.com/homes.html



anyone know Neptune's hours on Sunday?

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RE: [313] re: vogel / dave clarke

2001-05-11 Thread FC3 Richards
the only reason he won the Essential Mix of the Year award is because T-1000
didn't get invited by Pete Tong (thong?) to do the radio show.  
jeff

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  Derrick May described D.C as having the biggest balls in Techno. Dave
 also
 won Essential Mix of the year for 2000. Explain to me how he could win
 that if
 he doesn't know how to mix?
  The fuse club CD is brilliant, the Electro Boogie CD is brilliant, his
 Essential Mixes are brilliant, nearly everything he's produced is
 brilliant and
 I'm sure his new CD will be, erm brilliant! : )
 

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[313] Track ID - reeeeal easy one.

2001-05-11 Thread george . jones
Ok... Around 1994-1995 there was a track that made the playlists of just
about every ghetto tech DJ's play list in Detroit. It had a repeating
sample from Kraftwerk's Boing, Boom Tschak (Tschak)  which led everyone
to call the song Chuck, Chuck. Who made it, and what was it really
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RE: [313] Track ID - reeeeal easy one.

2001-05-11 Thread Sho Kuwamoto
Perhaps you're talking about the record by Detrechno?  No track listing on the 
record.

-Sho


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 Ok... Around 1994-1995 there was a track that made the 
 playlists of just
 about every ghetto tech DJ's play list in Detroit. It had a repeating
 sample from Kraftwerk's Boing, Boom Tschak (Tschak)  
 which led everyone
 to call the song Chuck, Chuck. Who made it, and what was it really
 called?
 
 
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Re: [313] ectomorph at the big wig review

2001-05-11 Thread Peter Leidy
 carlos souffront rocked the house too with some classic and far-out
techno mixed to perfection :)

ectomorph was doing more new experimental stuff instead of playing the hit
tunes- but it was definitely interesting and fun.

p

On Fri, 11 May 2001, Mark Khemma wrote:


 well, well, well. still figuring if i should make this a long or short
 review. hmmm. i'll make it short; no point bantering where there is enough
 banter already :p

 tommy sunshine. last night was my first taste of him and i must say that
 his set was quite refreshing, filling my ears with lovely synth pop, prog
 rock, radiohead, electro, freaky acid house, what have ya. smooth smooth 
 cabana
 dj.

 ectomorph. made me dance like a robot, pop-lockin my rusty joints.
 although i must say that i think
 their tracks are better than them live, but then again their records don't
 display a girl in vinyl swinging around torches in the air and putting
 them out with her tongue. watching one of them play with a gameboy
 (nanoloop?) for one of their tracks was a nice touch as well.

 magda. absolutely tight electro set.

 big wig system, subb subbb subbb par, but i've been there so many times,
 my expectations have always been rather low.

 overall, $5 dollar donation, muzak + performance, expensive drinks, people
 to be a jackass with.. .  nice night :)

 your gutted monkey
 -choppie


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RE: [313] Track ID - reeeeal easy one.

2001-05-11 Thread george . jones
Cool! Just plugged that into Yahoo and came up with it, Chuck by
Detrechno.

Thanks!





Sho Kuwamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 05/11/2001 04:16:27 PM

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Perhaps you're talking about the record by Detrechno?  No track listing on
the record.

-Sho


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 Ok... Around 1994-1995 there was a track that made the
 playlists of just
 about every ghetto tech DJ's play list in Detroit. It had a repeating
 sample from Kraftwerk's Boing, Boom Tschak (Tschak)
 which led everyone
 to call the song Chuck, Chuck. Who made it, and what was it really
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[313] the real story on carl craig the demf

2001-05-11 Thread ani
don't believe everything you hear...

(rant begin)
ask yourself this:
-do you think carl craig was lazy and didn't bother trying to get contracts
from the *few* artists that he could not get in contact with?
-do you think last year *all* of the artists' contracts were given to the
city in a timely manner?
-what if carl did do his job, but other people did not in order to make him
look bad and have an excuse to get rid of him and turn the festival into an
entirely corporate event?
-and how easy would it be for them to do this?
-and how much would they profit from doing this?
-and would this make it easier to have a lineup with more names like
oakenfold, daft punk, chemical bros (acts that will bring in $$$), and less
locals and up-and-coming artists that need exposure?
-and doesn't it seem funny that last year they were happy to have carl
heavily involved in the festival (which gave credibility to the event), but
now something like paperwork is enough to get rid of him?

this has nothing to do with artist contracts or carl's competency or work
ethic.  it has to do with a corporation tarnishing a man's reputation in
order to have total control over an event that will make them money.  and
that is what's going on.  period.

(rant over)

ani


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RE: [313] Track ID - reeeeal easy one.

2001-05-11 Thread jkessler
I thought that record was actually called The Jit, or was that one Sole 
Waves. Someone clarify...

-J

 Cool! Just plugged that into Yahoo and came up with it, Chuck by
 Detrechno.
 
 Thanks!
 
 
 
 
 
 Sho Kuwamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 05/11/2001 04:16:27 PM
 
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 Subject:  RE: [313] Track ID - ral easy one.
 
 
 Perhaps you're talking about the record by Detrechno?  No track listing 
on
 the record.
 
 -Sho
 
 
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  playlists of just
  about every ghetto tech DJ's play list in Detroit. It had a repeating
  sample from Kraftwerk's Boing, Boom Tschak (Tschak)
  which led everyone
  to call the song Chuck, Chuck. Who made it, and what was it really
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[313] No Subject

2001-05-11 Thread Glyph1001
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[313] wax tax 5-11-01

2001-05-11 Thread dan ito
does anyone know the track wax tax'n'dre spun inbetween work it and shake 
it? everyone has heard it before. it has this guitar running through the 
whole thing. thanks for the help.

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Re: [313] Track ID - reeeeal easy one.

2001-05-11 Thread RC
Sole Tech on Detrechno records Sole Waves Chuck Mix - 1995

These guys disappeared
very underrated, excellent detroit techno bass

rc


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[313] U R - THE POWER

2001-05-11 Thread neontsetse
 Well, that's all good in theory, but the problem with
 turning something popular, is that they don't need us
 anymore. 

 private

this is not about religionz 

but - don´t you stop believing 
 
even if we can´t move nothing in the end 

to try it is the only thing we always can do 

believing - can move any mountain 

be - leaving the isolation 

be a living thing 

m
lvpltz2448 

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Re: [313] Derrick May an arrogant prick! Re: [313] Carl Craig Fired!

2001-05-11 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
art is imitation--this doesnt mean that people dont
imitate unconsciously or indirectly on deeper levels--
who's arrogant or just simply in a bad mood here?
every ripple has its source!
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  'We let him know that we are one, and he has our
 support, but we just 
  want Detroit to be recognized at the festival,
 said May. Everybody's 
  coming here to be down with the source -- not the
 people who imitate the 
  source.'
 
 I was going to point out this quote as well... who
 the hell on that lineup
 does derrick may consider an imitator? True, it's
 not detroit
 talent. But I don't see anyone on there that I'd
 even remotely call a
 detroit imitator.  It almost sounds like he's trying
 to imply that
 anything not from detroit is inherently an
 imitation.  I'd like to think
 he doesn't have his head that far up his ass, but
 it's hard to see what
 else he'd mean.
 
 True, the lineup isn't as representative of detroit
 talent as it was last
 year, but I'd hardly call anyone on there an
 imitator.
 
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Re: [313] carl craig asked to step down!

2001-05-11 Thread tim maughan
lars had some funny comments on that fiasco.

not as funny as the crowds reaction at the MTV awards this year when shawn
fanning came on stage...hahahaha the miserable boring old napster hating
corporate whore rock dinosaur...



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 it was hard rock and the look of surprise on ian andersons face(lol). and
it
 was really interesting to see the awards comm give metallica a token award
I
 forget it was best new artist I think. (when they had already been a band
 for 8 years.)

 lars had some funny comments on that fiasco.

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Re: [313] DEMF Discussion + Pole on Sonox

2001-05-11 Thread tim maughan
this is getting out of hand - how many mailing lists exactly do i have to
subscribe to now?

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 --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  talking about a detroit electronic music festival on a
  detroit electronis
  music mailing list is so very off-topic.

 I'm not trying to say it's off-topic at all. I'm saying
 there's an alternate list with 82 subscribers who have been
 considerate enough to take the discussion elsewhere in an
 attempt to reduce the number of emails on 313. The volume
 on this list is not always this heavy. Last year the same
 thing happened. This year we have a better option because
 Gil was good enough to set it up for us. It's a matter of
 consideration, not rules. Here, have some Grey Poupon. :)

 Chris, let's kiss and make up now OK? I think you've
 probably got your payback in at this point. And if you feel
 the need to reply, do it off-list.

 Tristan

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Re: [313] Pal Joey?

2001-05-11 Thread james duncan

Great to see Pal being talked up!

Yes to all...he s behind house conductor, earth people

But most noteably SOHO Hot Music...and Drum Major (featured on a new comp 
by the attica blues guys)


And remixes for Sade, Delight and The Orb little Fluffy Clouds

Hes got stuff out currently (DanceTracks)and is still producing and running 
his various lables (loop d loop, caberet and foot stompin)...all grea tstuff 
i think.


He be happy to know people are discussing him!

I'll pass along the props.

He s always into spinning , so if someones looking to book him, get in touch 
and ill give you his contact info.


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Re: [313] CKDK club plans...

2001-05-11 Thread tim maughan
h...it sounds a lot like the corporate clubs we have here in the uk
(ministry of sound, cream etc) and i gotta say - they really suck. something
is lost when you make the move to large, expensive purpose built venues - if
only that more often than not creative decisions have to be curtailed in
order to bring in more punters to cover vast overheads...

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 It will be more than just a club, it will be a super
 entertainment complex

   I don't know why, but that just sounds funny.  I'm
 picturing Dunk the DJ right now  :)
   Sounds like a cool idea though.  Isn't the
 Guvernment in Toronto like that, multiple rooms with
 different DJ's/genres?  I've never been there myself,
 but friends have told me it's pretty nice.

Kevin


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