Re: (313) [313] theo parrish/ solitary flight EP SS 016.
I played this out last week, and many people were convinced it was from something else. I couldn't place it. SMC - Original Message - From: Lee Herrington IV <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 313 <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2002 11:24 PM Subject: (313) [313] theo parrish/ solitary flight EP SS 016. > > hey folks. is it me, or does the string sample on "solitary flight" come > from vangelis/bladerunner soundtrack? > i know i have heard that passage before. it always gives me chills. by > the way, this is a great EP. > > peace > lrh > >
(313) [313] theo parrish/ solitary flight EP SS 016.
hey folks. is it me, or does the string sample on "solitary flight" come from vangelis/bladerunner soundtrack? i know i have heard that passage before. it always gives me chills. by the way, this is a great EP. peace lrh
Re: (313) Throbbing Gristle
On Thu, 17 Oct 2002, Jason Donnelly wrote: > What did impress me was the synth's and sequencer action, from the sleeve > notes these where down to Chris Carter can anyone point me to more of his > electronic work?, any recommendations would be most welcome! I recommend the Chris & Cosey remix album, Twist, which came out on T & B in 1995. Mixes by Carl Craig, Fred Gianelli, Vapourspace, Coil Vs Elph & others. Theres a review at http://archive.awrc.com/c/twist.html You can probably find it second hand on cd (not sure about vinyl though).
RE: (313) whats up with detroit
> there isnt shxt going on in the D > anymore On a quieter tip, this should be worth a look next week in the D: Pan American, Radian, Signer (with Andy Greenman) Thursday October 24 - Detroit - Shelter, 431 East Congress These guys are on tour together all over the States at the moment. Check www.carparkrecords.com for dates... Signer's new album Low Light Dreams is out on Carpark and has been getting good reviews. Andy
Re: (313) Throbbing Gristle
i have Techno Primitv by Chris And Cosey. dark, atmospheric, very uk, very electro & very nice. well produced too. published in 85 i guess. mine is a megadisc release. a got Phreek - I'm A Big Freak (R U 1 2) & Kebekelektrik - War Dance in the mail today. both blew my away. they even mix perfectly! Jason Donnelly schrieb: > Well I managed to track down the 'classic' Throbbing Gristle album '20 Jazz > Funk Greats' and to be honest, I was SO disappointed with 90% of it, but to > be fair it must have sounded amazing back in 1979. > > What did impress me was the synth's and sequencer action, from the sleeve > notes these where down to Chris Carter can anyone point me to more of his > electronic work?, any recommendations would be most welcome! > > and finally, does anyone have a copy of the Giorgio Moroder seminal > electronic album 'E=mc2', lots to offer in return. (cdr would be great) > > thanks > > jason
(313) 2 Nite in NYC
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Re: (313) Throbbing Gristle
- Original Message - From: "Sean Creen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Jason Donnelly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: "313 mailing list" <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2002 2:24 PM Subject: RE: (313) Throbbing Gristle > There is also a recent Chris Carter EAR album with reworkings of TG rhythm > tracks which might be of interest. Is this the same EAR (Experimental Audio research) that Kevin Shields of MBV was in, or worked with? Tristan = Text/Mixes: http://phonopsia.tripod.com Music: http://www.mp313.com Contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) Merry 313mas
Man, every order from Submerge is like a bizarre little xmas. This time I got a Nelson Mandela pin from 1990, Unused labels for Acid Rain III, and enough stickers and fliers to wallpaper my studio. Makes it well worth the two weeks it takes for them to ship it ;) - Brian "balistic" Prince http://www.bprince.com - art and techno Strokes of Defiance EP . . . soon.
RE: (313) Record shops in Amsterdam
RushHour is indeed very good, you might also want to check out KillaCuts and SoulFood in the "Nieuwe Nieuwstraat" Bart > -Original Message- > From: Fabrizio Nahum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: donderdag 17 oktober 2002 10:57 > To: Robertson, Steven; 313@hyperreal.org > Subject: Re: (313) Record shops in Amsterdam > > > Rushhour! the best!!! > > i dont know the address but you can find it @ www.rushhour.nl > > fab. > - Original Message - > From: "Robertson, Steven" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "313 List (E-mail)" <313@hyperreal.org> > Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2002 10:40 AM > Subject: (313) Record shops in Amsterdam > > > > I'm looking for electro, techno, and italo-disco. Any suggestions? > > > >
Re: (313) Aphex twin mix on mpIII.com
is there a tracklisting for this anywhere? this is a nice change from detroit DJs and track selection. -Joe - Original Message - From: "T.J.Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2002 10:24 AM Subject: (313) Aphex twin mix on mpIII.com > www.mpiii.com has a mix done by Aphex twin. What do > you guys think about it? It sounds like he changed up > a kraftwork song from expo 2000 at around 35 minutes or > so... > > T! > > www.acidsonicresearch.com <~~go here > www.mp313.com <~~and here > > PeoplePC: It's for people. And it's just smart. > http://www.peoplepc.com
RE: (313) ATTENTION LONDON: SLICES#2
yep me too :0) -Original Message- From: Robert Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 17 October 2002 17:43 To: 'Odeluga, Ken'; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: RE: (313) ATTENTION LONDON: SLICES#2 Looking forward to this one - Haze and Rick always entertain -Original Message- From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2002 3:21 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: (313) ATTENTION LONDON: SLICES#2 Toby Frith writes: Something a little different for all you London-based 313'ers. http://www.bleep43.com presents SLICES #2 - From Kingston to Berlin * A JOURNEY THROUGH DUB *** (CHECK SITE FOR FLYER) Sat 19th October 2002 - Rick Hopkins (Haywire/Outlet Hazell (Outlet) Lee Berwick (Digidub) Dub-Sounds ** live 8 - 2 am £2 http://www.publiclife.org 82a Commercial St outside Spitalfields Church London 5 mins walk from Liverpool St *** First of all, many thanks to those who turned up to the 1st Slices party which was headlined by the truly fantastic Rob Euroh, who showed why he is a major talent on the ones and twos. Electro promoters, book this man because he's hot! We are pleased to announce details of the 2nd part of this 4 part series of events, which will concentrate on sounds from the dub spectrum. *** Rick Hopkins/Hazell The Outlet collective have been putting on underground parties in and around the capital for a number of years, and Slices is happy to welcome 2 more of their crew to the decks. Rick Hopkins, who also DJs for Haywire, has been >>spinning since the mid-nineties where he was a resident at Andy Weatherall's legendary Blood Sugar night. Although he is perhaps more renowned for his driving electro sets, Rick has a consumate repertoire, and alongside the mighty Hazell, whose sets are known for their tangential content, expect to hear some seriously dubby textures and grooves from Pole to the likes of Basic Channel and beyond. Lee Berwick An integral part of the LS Diezel soundsystem in the early nineties, Lee's knowledge of dub reggae is second to none. His own Digidub project has mutated from a debut LP in 1993 to being appointed by the Swedish goverment in 1998 to work with avant-garde Butoh dancer Su-En on a project called "Scrap Bodies", the end result being a CD recorded entirely in a Swedish scrapyard. More recently Lee worked on an aural project derived from sounds taken directly from the River Thames, which was later shown museums around the capital. He has remixed work for the likes of Funki Porcini and Dreadzone, and has toured/DJ'ed extensively over the whole world. Dub-Sounds After Plant43's praised debut performance last month, we are happy to welcome yet another debutant, this time Jamie Croyden's Dub-Sounds project. Jamie's main influences are drawn from the traditional dub masters like Perry, Pablo and Tubby, yet he maintains a healthy respect for the likes of Moritz & Ernestus. >>--- >>- >>--- >> >>www.digidub.demon.co.uk >>www.bleep43.com >>http://www.overloadmedia.co.uk/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=2171 >> >> >> > Any views or opinions are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Channel Four Television Corporation unless specifically stated. This email and any files transmitted are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to which they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please notify [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- Incoming mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.380 / Virus Database: 213 - Release Date: 24/07/02 --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.380 / Virus Database: 213 - Release Date: 24/07/02
RE: (313) ATTENTION LONDON: SLICES#2
Looking forward to this one - Haze and Rick always entertain -Original Message- From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2002 3:21 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: (313) ATTENTION LONDON: SLICES#2 Toby Frith writes: Something a little different for all you London-based 313'ers. http://www.bleep43.com presents SLICES #2 - From Kingston to Berlin * A JOURNEY THROUGH DUB *** (CHECK SITE FOR FLYER) Sat 19th October 2002 - Rick Hopkins (Haywire/Outlet Hazell (Outlet) Lee Berwick (Digidub) Dub-Sounds ** live 8 - 2 am £2 http://www.publiclife.org 82a Commercial St outside Spitalfields Church London 5 mins walk from Liverpool St *** First of all, many thanks to those who turned up to the 1st Slices party which was headlined by the truly fantastic Rob Euroh, who showed why he is a major talent on the ones and twos. Electro promoters, book this man because he's hot! We are pleased to announce details of the 2nd part of this 4 part series of events, which will concentrate on sounds from the dub spectrum. *** Rick Hopkins/Hazell The Outlet collective have been putting on underground parties in and around the capital for a number of years, and Slices is happy to welcome 2 more of their crew to the decks. Rick Hopkins, who also DJs for Haywire, has been >>spinning since the mid-nineties where he was a resident at Andy Weatherall's legendary Blood Sugar night. Although he is perhaps more renowned for his driving electro sets, Rick has a consumate repertoire, and alongside the mighty Hazell, whose sets are known for their tangential content, expect to hear some seriously dubby textures and grooves from Pole to the likes of Basic Channel and beyond. Lee Berwick An integral part of the LS Diezel soundsystem in the early nineties, Lee's knowledge of dub reggae is second to none. His own Digidub project has mutated from a debut LP in 1993 to being appointed by the Swedish goverment in 1998 to work with avant-garde Butoh dancer Su-En on a project called "Scrap Bodies", the end result being a CD recorded entirely in a Swedish scrapyard. More recently Lee worked on an aural project derived from sounds taken directly from the River Thames, which was later shown museums around the capital. He has remixed work for the likes of Funki Porcini and Dreadzone, and has toured/DJ'ed extensively over the whole world. Dub-Sounds After Plant43's praised debut performance last month, we are happy to welcome yet another debutant, this time Jamie Croyden's Dub-Sounds project. Jamie's main influences are drawn from the traditional dub masters like Perry, Pablo and Tubby, yet he maintains a healthy respect for the likes of Moritz & Ernestus. >>--- >>- >>--- >> >>www.digidub.demon.co.uk >>www.bleep43.com >>http://www.overloadmedia.co.uk/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=2171 >> >> >> > Any views or opinions are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Channel Four Television Corporation unless specifically stated. This email and any files transmitted are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to which they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please notify [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) ATTENTION LONDON: SLICES#2
Toby Frith writes: Something a little different for all you London-based 313'ers. http://www.bleep43.com presents SLICES #2 - From Kingston to Berlin * A JOURNEY THROUGH DUB *** (CHECK SITE FOR FLYER) Sat 19th October 2002 - Rick Hopkins (Haywire/Outlet Hazell (Outlet) Lee Berwick (Digidub) Dub-Sounds ** live 8 - 2 am £2 http://www.publiclife.org 82a Commercial St outside Spitalfields Church London 5 mins walk from Liverpool St *** First of all, many thanks to those who turned up to the 1st Slices party which was headlined by the truly fantastic Rob Euroh, who showed why he is a major talent on the ones and twos. Electro promoters, book this man because he's hot! We are pleased to announce details of the 2nd part of this 4 part series of events, which will concentrate on sounds from the dub spectrum. *** Rick Hopkins/Hazell The Outlet collective have been putting on underground parties in and around the capital for a number of years, and Slices is happy to welcome 2 more of their crew to the decks. Rick Hopkins, who also DJs for Haywire, has been >>spinning since the mid-nineties where he was a resident at Andy Weatherall's legendary Blood Sugar night. Although he is perhaps more renowned for his driving electro sets, Rick has a consumate repertoire, and alongside the mighty Hazell, whose sets are known for their tangential content, expect to hear some seriously dubby textures and grooves from Pole to the likes of Basic Channel and beyond. Lee Berwick An integral part of the LS Diezel soundsystem in the early nineties, Lee's knowledge of dub reggae is second to none. His own Digidub project has mutated from a debut LP in 1993 to being appointed by the Swedish goverment in 1998 to work with avant-garde Butoh dancer Su-En on a project called "Scrap Bodies", the end result being a CD recorded entirely in a Swedish scrapyard. More recently Lee worked on an aural project derived from sounds taken directly from the River Thames, which was later shown museums around the capital. He has remixed work for the likes of Funki Porcini and Dreadzone, and has toured/DJ'ed extensively over the whole world. Dub-Sounds After Plant43's praised debut performance last month, we are happy to welcome yet another debutant, this time Jamie Croyden's Dub-Sounds project. Jamie's main influences are drawn from the traditional dub masters like Perry, Pablo and Tubby, yet he maintains a healthy respect for the likes of Moritz & Ernestus. >>--- >>- >>--- >> >>www.digidub.demon.co.uk >>www.bleep43.com >>http://www.overloadmedia.co.uk/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=2171 >> >> >> >
(313) Ghostly International at CMJ
10.30.02 Ghostly International presents... "Devil's Night" (NYC) Feat. the entire Ghostly International Family: -Midwest Product (live) -Dabrye (live) (Ghostly, Eastern Developments) -Matthew Dear (live/DJ) (Ghostly/Spectral, Plus 8) -Tadd Mullinix as James Cotton (DJ) + New Ghostly artists, Kill Memory Crash (first NYC appearance) With Very Special Guest: DJ Hell (International Deejay Gigolos) + Your brilliant host/entertainer: Dykehouse (Planet Mu, Ghostly) In the bar: Karl Zeiss and Variable X of Red Antenna. + She.Ra and Cut Faster of the the Record Camp crew. Wednesday, October 30th, 2002 Water Street Bar 66 Water St. Brooklyn (DUMBO) 18+ / $8 Limited CMJ badges http://www.ghostly.com http://www.ghostly.com/devilsnight http://www.waterstreetbar.com
(313) Aphex twin mix on mpIII.com
www.mpiii.com has a mix done by Aphex twin. What do you guys think about it? It sounds like he changed up a kraftwork song from expo 2000 at around 35 minutes or so... T! www.acidsonicresearch.com <~~go here www.mp313.com <~~and here PeoplePC: It's for people. And it's just smart. http://www.peoplepc.com
Re: (313) Fingers
that confuses things even more. my copy of rhythm control has 'can u feel it' with the chuck roberts vocal over the top. it sounds the same as the trax release. it's the b side inside cut. mine's a green label, black text, four tracks, 1987, no cat # that i can see, on catch a beat records. the tracks are a)my house radio edit, my house long version, b)my house dub mix, my house acapella. although the acapella is no acapella, it's larry heard. on my copy 'acapella' has been crossed out with pen. james > > Thytrhm controll release has the vocals but it's part of a completely > different track... > > No larry heard in sight... > > I can mp3 it for u if u want... > >> that can't be right. >> the rhythm control release has larry heard's 'can u feel it' with the chuck >> robert's speech over the top. >> it's the same version as the trax release. >> james >> >>> From: Placid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> Date: Tue, 15 Oct 2002 13:29:58 -0700 >>> To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED] Org" <313@hyperreal.org> >>> Subject: Re: (313) Fingers >>> >>> Just for the record, it's Chuck Roberts, not Chuck D on that release on Juno. His is the "In the beginning there was..." version that came out on the UK label Desire originally. J >>> For the record. That speech was originally on Rhythm controll - my house >>> released in 1987 on catch a beat records.. >>> >>> Larry heard took it and stuck it over can u feel it... >>> >>> >> > >
(313) Plastic People in November
Fri Nov 1st Rhythm & Sound DJ set & Mark Ainley Sat Nov 2nd Francois K www.plasticpeople.co.uk
(313) Fw: Stewart Walker : Degenerate
He's dropped the S! Artist: STEWART WALKER Title: DEGENERATE Label: PERSONA Format: 12" Cat. no.: PRS-008 Release date: 16/12/02 Stewart Walker has been a player in the electronic music scene since 1997, when his first 12", 'Amphetamine Sulphate', was picked up by Sean Deason's Matrix imprint. Stewart's path into music grew from an early obsession with British bands such as My Bloody Valentine and Lush, although an avid interest in the British music press steered Walker's interest towards early electronic pioneers like 808 State and LFO - and the output of the fledgling Warp and Rephlex labels, amongst others. His eyes opened to this proto-techno sound, and early forays into music production followed, along with a growing awareness of US based artists pursuing a similar direction. Following a handful of single releases, Stewart's debut album - the tonal, groove-orientated 'Stabiles' - was picked up for release on Mille Plateau. For many, this was seen as Walker's entrance to the world stage. His work continued, gracing labels internationally, including Force Inc., M_Nus, Tresor, Rampe D, Tektite and Mosquito, but it wasn't until 2001 that he established the 'Persona' label, where his production style came into it's own. Stewart's sound matured - taking on an increased intricacy with the addition of new sonic layers. The label also came with a new agenda: Metaphors of machines were once necessary to discuss electronic music. In 2001 we are no longer 'the robots.' Instead, techno has become the most personal form of expression in today's musical spectrum. One person. One studio. Customizing rhythms and sounds that honestly represent his or her vision. Persona Records is about rebirth. Consider the history of electronic music but with no greater emphasis than the history of all music. The sealing of the 20th century archives allows us closure. Perspective. As the distance increases and our memories convert to fiction, new mutations of the form will arise. A1. Dead People Fight Back Kicking off with an almost two step flavour, this extremely melodic track has plenty of elements to get your ears round, without being awkwardly challenging. A2. Instrumental's Greatest Hits Stewart takes us on a slow stroll through some deep bass textures and subterranean static. A more restrained, home-listening ambiance. B1. Mysterious Rural Past More uptempo and techy, but still swimming in a dublike atmosphere, and a structure caught in a tug of war between the linear and an offstep skank. B2. Leaf Cutter's Practice A straight 4/4 piece but, as with the rest of the work on this 12", it possesses a subdued quality which steers it away from more traditional club material.
RE: (313) Throbbing Gristle
Leaving aside the utter heresy of your opinion on 20 Jazz Funk Greats... I'm guessing you probably liked the "straighter" elements of the album, in which case you should probably investigate mid-period Chris and Cosey material like Exotica. There is also a recent Chris Carter EAR album with reworkings of TG rhythm tracks which might be of interest. BTW, 20 Jazz Funk Greats is far from TG's best work IMO, but is normally quite a good entry point for people coming from a "techno" background. I would recommend Heathen Earth or DOA if you want to dig a little deeper. Sean. -Original Message- From: Jason Donnelly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 17 October 2002 13:33 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) Throbbing Gristle Well I managed to track down the 'classic' Throbbing Gristle album '20 Jazz Funk Greats' and to be honest, I was SO disappointed with 90% of it, but to be fair it must have sounded amazing back in 1979. What did impress me was the synth's and sequencer action, from the sleeve notes these where down to Chris Carter can anyone point me to more of his electronic work?, any recommendations would be most welcome! and finally, does anyone have a copy of the Giorgio Moroder seminal electronic album 'E=mc2', lots to offer in return. (cdr would be great) thanks jason
RE: (313) whats up with detroit
By the way, that's 9pm to 2am. DUH!! b -Original Message- From: Benjamin Cuthbert (Merch) Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2002 3:48 PM To: '::)'; 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) whats up with detroit Here is the info for the 26th: Main Room: Kooky Scientist Christian Smith Beau Gangnier - Techno Side Room: Ben Wu - Tech/Tribal House Jeremy Nida - Techno Ken Johnson - House Joe Gutierrez - Funky House Back Room: Corbin Davis - Tech-hous Achtung - Jungle Kero - Live abstract/IDM 3514 Caniff Hamtramck 9am - 2pm Time change gives us one extra hour of partying! Info: 313-438-1257 Pre-sale at Grooveticket.com and both Recordtimes $20 __ Also check out Club One every Friday at 1750 Cass Ave. for great Techno and House with yours truly and Beau Gangnier taking residency. Ben Wu -Original Message- From: ::) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, October 15, 2002 3:55 PM To: Benjamin Cuthbert (Merch); 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) whats up with detroit cool, can you post some info? I was supposed to play at a festival in germany with kooky and air liquide at the beginning of november but Im not gonna make it because of school. I'd like to see freds set though for sure. he rocks. -Joe - Original Message - From: "Benjamin Cuthbert (Merch)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "::)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Tuesday, October 15, 2002 3:43 PM Subject: RE: (313) whats up with detroit You have the Kooky Scientist and Christian Smith at the venue formally known as Motor on the 26th of this month. The Necto in Ann Arbor has also been bringing in some quality techno acts. ben -Original Message- From: ::) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, October 15, 2002 3:46 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) whats up with detroit its like motor closed and techno just fell out of grace in detroit. what the hell is going on? aside from amon tobin/prefuse 73, there isnt shxt going on in the D anymore. :( it saddens me. -Joe jinjin_a_gogo: i dont speak your urban lingo, holmes
RE: (313) Throbbing Gristle
I think this album is incredibly good, from the first second to the last... but I can understand that someone with a background that's more techno than industrial/experimental to be disappointed. This being said, Throbbing Gristle, once they exploded, went in all sorts of directions, all of which could be interesting for you : - Genesis P Orridge went on to found Psychic TV, who had a trancey period for a while, even if it wasn't their best ; try to listen to "Towards thee infinite beat" (Mr Gianelli will probably be able to tell you a lot more about them...) - Christopherson became one half of Coil... everything they recorded is pure genius to my ears, you should check "Musick to play in the dark vol 1", gives an excellent view on their most electronic work - Chris Carter and Cosey Fan Tutti became Chris & Cosey, they are the most relevant for electro ; check out tracks like the classic "October", and the double-cd comp recently released on World Serpent. with these guys, it really is a matter of taste, so you'd better listen to these albums at friends' / download some MP3s from the net before you start hunting these releases... also be very cautious, because they released hundreds of records ! Gwendal > -Original Message- > From: Jason Donnelly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2002 2:33 PM > To: 313@hyperreal.org > Subject: (313) Throbbing Gristle > > > Well I managed to track down the 'classic' Throbbing Gristle > album '20 Jazz > Funk Greats' and to be honest, I was SO disappointed with 90% > of it, but to > be fair it must have sounded amazing back in 1979. > > What did impress me was the synth's and sequencer action, > from the sleeve > notes these where down to Chris Carter can anyone point me to > more of his > electronic work?, any recommendations would be most welcome! > > and finally, does anyone have a copy of the Giorgio Moroder seminal > electronic album 'E=mc2', lots to offer in return. (cdr would > be great) > > thanks > > jason >
(313) Throbbing Gristle
Well I managed to track down the 'classic' Throbbing Gristle album '20 Jazz Funk Greats' and to be honest, I was SO disappointed with 90% of it, but to be fair it must have sounded amazing back in 1979. What did impress me was the synth's and sequencer action, from the sleeve notes these where down to Chris Carter can anyone point me to more of his electronic work?, any recommendations would be most welcome! and finally, does anyone have a copy of the Giorgio Moroder seminal electronic album 'E=mc2', lots to offer in return. (cdr would be great) thanks jason
(313) Reality_Slap
hi all, a smaller pdf is also available: http://people.man.ac.uk/~zzcgurp/Reality_Slap.pdf cheers robin...
Re: (313) Haunted
One more side note. We (Wraith vs. Kataconda) will be performing a live PA set. I just thought that might interest some... Ok I'm done spamming =] On Thu, 17 Oct 2002, "T.J.Johnson" wrote: > > Hey Detroit-area-ers! Maybe you wanna check out > "Haunted" in windsor on Oct. 26th, featuring: > > Wraith vs Kataconda (Acid Sonic Research, Detroit) >*ASRX-001 Record Release* > > Ian Hind (Whitelabel Records) > > DM (Sender Records) > > This event will even feature an onsite haunted house!!! > > > Coach & Horses (Below The Loop) > 156 Chatham, Windsor > > 9:00 October 26th > > Maybe you wanna check it out? Maybe not? I don't > know, do you? =) > > T! > > www.acidsonicresearch.com <~~go here > www.mp313.com <~~and here > > PeoplePC: It's for people. And it's just smart. > http://mail.peoplepc.com/jump/http://www.peoplepc.com";>http://www.peoplepc.com T! www.acidsonicresearch.com <~~go here www.mp313.com <~~and here PeoplePC: It's for people. And it's just smart. http://www.peoplepc.com
(313) Haunted
Hey Detroit-area-ers! Maybe you wanna check out "Haunted" in windsor on Oct. 26th, featuring: Wraith vs Kataconda (Acid Sonic Research, Detroit) *ASRX-001 Record Release* Ian Hind (Whitelabel Records) DM (Sender Records) This event will even feature an onsite haunted house!!! Coach & Horses (Below The Loop) 156 Chatham, Windsor 9:00 October 26th Maybe you wanna check it out? Maybe not? I don't know, do you? =) T! www.acidsonicresearch.com <~~go here www.mp313.com <~~and here PeoplePC: It's for people. And it's just smart. http://www.peoplepc.com
Re: (313) Neil Olliviera's Reality Slap
hi hansi, for the moment you can find this on http://people.man.ac.uk/~zzcgurp/Reality_Slap.ps i'm not sure i'll have this there forever tho so get it while you can :) i'm sure someone on here will be able to put it up somehwre more permanent tho cheers robin... > Thanks for the info on Ollivieras book, those who replied! I believe it's not > on the net anymore though so is there anyone who´s got it and is willing to > share? > > Thanks! (or thanks anyway) > > Hansi, "listening to his carcassette" >
(313) Neil Olliviera's Reality Slap
Thanks for the info on Ollivieras book, those who replied! I believe it's not on the net anymore though so is there anyone who´s got it and is willing to share? Thanks! (or thanks anyway) Hansi, "listening to his carcassette"
Re: (313) Fingers
Thytrhm controll release has the vocals but it's part of a completely different track... No larry heard in sight... I can mp3 it for u if u want... > that can't be right. > the rhythm control release has larry heard's 'can u feel it' with the chuck > robert's speech over the top. > it's the same version as the trax release. > james > >> From: Placid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> Date: Tue, 15 Oct 2002 13:29:58 -0700 >> To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED] Org" <313@hyperreal.org> >> Subject: Re: (313) Fingers >> >> >>> >>> Just for the record, it's Chuck Roberts, not Chuck D on that release on >>> Juno. His is the "In the beginning there was..." version that came out on >>> the UK label Desire originally. >>> >>> J >>> >> For the record. That speech was originally on Rhythm controll - my house >> released in 1987 on catch a beat records.. >> >> Larry heard took it and stuck it over can u feel it... >> >> >
Re: (313) Record shops in Amsterdam
Rushhour! the best!!! i dont know the address but you can find it @ www.rushhour.nl fab. - Original Message - From: "Robertson, Steven" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "313 List (E-mail)" <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2002 10:40 AM Subject: (313) Record shops in Amsterdam > I'm looking for electro, techno, and italo-disco. Any suggestions? >
(313) Record shops in Amsterdam
I'm looking for electro, techno, and italo-disco. Any suggestions?
(313) detroit - BROKLYN BEATS TOUR - october 20th, 2002 - SUNDAY
BROKLYN BEATS TOUR OCTOBER 20th, 2002 - SUNDAY DJs_ 1-SPEED BIKE a.k.a. BOTTLESKUP FLENEKENKENMIKE [nyc - broklyn beats, constellation] LIVE_ CRITERION & DOILY [nyc - broklyn beats] VIDEO_ IMPLODE [nyc - broklyn beats] RESIDENTS: G.MUDGE ADJUST 3rd st. saloon, 701 w. forest st. detroit, mi. phone: 313-831-3434 time: 10p - 2a, cost: FREE hosted by g.mudge and low res records more info: http://www.lowres.com/V3 http://www.broklynbeats.net
Re: (313) Fingers
that can't be right. the rhythm control release has larry heard's 'can u feel it' with the chuck robert's speech over the top. it's the same version as the trax release. james > From: Placid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Tue, 15 Oct 2002 13:29:58 -0700 > To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED] Org" <313@hyperreal.org> > Subject: Re: (313) Fingers > > >> >> Just for the record, it's Chuck Roberts, not Chuck D on that release on >> Juno. His is the "In the beginning there was..." version that came out on >> the UK label Desire originally. >> >> J >> > For the record. That speech was originally on Rhythm controll - my house > released in 1987 on catch a beat records.. > > Larry heard took it and stuck it over can u feel it... > >
Re: (313) Fingers
it was larry sherman, not larry heard, that put can u feel it and the chuck roberts vocal together. james > From: Placid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Tue, 15 Oct 2002 11:48:44 -0700 > To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED] Org" <313@hyperreal.org> > Subject: Re: (313) Fingers > > Wasn't chuck d the guy who did the 'I am the creator, and this is my > house.. Speech that larry heard ripped for the can u feel it track... > > I'm sure its chuck roberts > >> Just seen this in Juno mailshot Chuck D mix ?? not Chuck D from P.E. >> anyone ? >> >> >> ""MR FINGERS: The Complete Can You Feel It (Trax US) >> 12": Can You Feel It (original instrumental, Robert Owens mix, "Martin >> Luther King" mix, Chuck D mix) (TX 476) [6.99]"" >> >> Thanks >> >> Rav >> >> >> >> > >
(313) U:Mack Show Playlist (d.decal)
Here's the track list for the U:MACK show last Sunday, October 13th 2002, 8.00 to 10.00 GMT - Artist | title | label Rhythim is Rhythim | Strings of Life (Ambient Mix) | Network K1 | U will dance | D1 Decal | Giver | RGC Drexycia | Wave Jumper | Submerge Visitor | Model 2 (Decal Mix) | D1(US) Japanese Telecom | Beta Capsule | Gigilo Drexycia | Andreaen Sand Dunes | Tresor Fripp + Eno | The Heavenly Music Corp. | Polydor David Toop | Stones, Bones and Skin | Lo Records Deasy | Haul | The Fear Kit Clayton | Painting Between Numbers | ~scape Boards of Canada | Pete Standing Alone | Warp N*E*R*D | Provider | Virgin David Bowie | Golden Years | RCA Greg Kihn Band | Jeopardy | Beserkley Bjork | Cvalda | Polydor Fennesz | Eis Rennen | Fat Cat Stephan Mathieu | Two Nights | Rittornell Autechre | (a track from Chiastic Slide) | Warp Radiohead | Pyramid Song | Parlophone Hood | You're worth the whole world | Domino Dunk | Down with HTML | FES see you at DEAF, d.decal -- PowerFM.org Streaming live from Dublin City 24/7. 3 speeds: - http://live.powerfm.org/asx/powerlive16k.asx - http://live.powerfm.org/asx/powerlive.asx - http://live.powerfm.org/asx/powerlive64k.asx The Dublin Electronic Arts Festival kicks off this Sunday, Oct 20th! More info on DEAF from www.deaf2002.com --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.401 / Virus Database: 226 - Release Date: 09/10/02
