(313) Hood, Metro Area, Heard - Chicago
wow indeed! by coincedence, I was just the watching the video tape from this party last week. talk about a night worth reliving! I was living in Chicago at the time and missed this incredible party, but was lucky enought to have secured a copy on VHS. its almost like I was there. almost :^) sean deason - Original Message - From: Dan Sicko [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: dj337is [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 1:32 PM Subject: Re: (313) Hood, Metro Area, Heard - Chicago wow ... memories 1996! http://www.reverbmag.com/sardine.html On Friday, October 25, 2002, at 01:18 PM, dj337is wrote: When Planet E had a release party in Detroit (at some venue down around Chene Park...there were large, Viking-looking torches on the wall) for Psyche - Elements 1989-1990 Robert Hood played a live PA with a TR-909, SH-101, and a little Boss (I think) sampler. I was standing near his set up listening to Claude Young DJ and Robert walked over to the bar to talk to some friends. This kid, who'd obviously had a bit too much to drink, came dancing and stamping around the table and stepped on one of the 1/4 inch audio cords plugged into the back of the 909. He did it with such velocity the 909 flipped up into the air and spun around for what seemed to be an eternity before crashing violently to the ground. I was mortified! The guy stumbled off and I picked up the 909 like it was the holy grail or something (I'd never seen one in real life at that point) and set it back up on the table. When Robert came back, I let him know what had just happened. He plugged in his headphones, twiddled a few knobs and pressed a few buttons, and told me everything was just fine. He even smiled. I was really amazed by his laid back actions...if it'd been my gear I would've been freaking out. Anyway, when it came time for his set, it was hard and bangin'. He did a lot of the classic tweaking of the 909 bass drum to build excitement. In between songs, he used the sampler to play down tempo jazz loops while he set up for the next song. It was a great, danceable set that everyone really seemed to appreciate. I remember Claude Young beaming from ear to ear and bobbing his head in appreciation. After Robert's PA, I believe Carl Craig DJ-ed for a bit while Dan Bell set up to do a live PA. Dan was really struggling with something in his setup...a technical detail of some sort seemed to be really annoying him. The sound guy came and looked at it and Dan scowled at it. Eventually, they seemed to work something out and he began his set. Right into Losing Control where he worked his Korg MS-20 filters on the vocal line. It sounded great to me but he still looked really pissed off. He only played for about 15 minutes and eventually threw his headphones down in disgust and the PA was over. Oh well, at least the 15 minutes were good to me! What a night...Carl Craig, Claude Young, Robert Hood, and Dan Bell. Lineups like that don't come around too often. Leslie Rollins -Original Message- From: henrique casanova [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 10:41 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Hood, Metro Area, Heard - Chicago wow metro area and mr hood!! it would be amazing to have this kind of oportunity.. the mesage says rob hood will make a live pa too. i never heard about it. but i can imagine all those early days m plant tracks making the greatest minimal techno set ever! anyone saw this before? henrique - Original Message - From: John Sokolowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 1:27 PM Subject: (313) Hood, Metro Area, Heard - Chicago First time I had to pick myself off the floor to copy and paste a post... On Friday Nov 15th 2002 We are proud to present ADDICTIVE celebrating the 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY of SENSE PRODUCTIONS and the launch of WAXADDICT.COM Chicago's online record store and cyberlounge featuring world class sets by: ROBERT HOOD (M-plant records)Detroit *3 hour DJ set and LIVE PA!* METRO AREA *LIVE*(Environ Rec)NY featuring Morgan Geist and Darshan Jesrani HARRY THE BASTARD (Statra/Watts)NY PETER HELLER (Junior Boys Own)UK LARRY HEARD BERNARD BADIE extended tag team set! along with Gabe Real(Motorlounge)Detroit and your host Loki (Sense Prod.)Chicago and special guest TBA tickets go on sale through ticketmaster starting Friday. This is the only way to ensure admission as ticket's at the door will be on a first come first serve basis. This a 21+ event. Doors open at 9pm and show runs till 4am. The event will take place at the Metro/Smart Bar.
(313) I'm losing control
it goes like this: Dan Bell sample ---I'm losing... ...control --- Janet Sample from her hit record Control sean deason - Original Message - From: ryan burns [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 11:10 PM Subject: Re: (313) Hood, Metro Area, Heard - Chicago ive heard the track giving it to you raw. but what janet jackson sample are you talking about??? From: Jason [EMAIL PROTECTED] He did the infamous DBX giving it to you raw with the janet jackson sample over it, and claude and rob hood were going OFF _ Broadband? Dial-up? Get reliable MSN Internet Access. http://resourcecenter.msn.com/access/plans/default.asp
(313) funky chocolate
today i got The Groove Esssentials(tony rodreguez) Make Up Your Mind on funky chocolate. who is tony rodreguez and what other dope tracks has he produced? ryan _ Surf the Web without missing calls! Get MSN Broadband. http://resourcecenter.msn.com/access/plans/freeactivation.asp
Re: (313) Hood, Metro Area, Heard - Chicago
wow indeed! by coincedence, I was just the watching the video tape from this party last week. talk about a night worth reliving! I was living in Chicago at the time and missed this incredible party, but was lucky enought to have secured a copy on VHS. its almost like I was there. almost :^) sean deason wow ... memories 1996! http://www.reverbmag.com/sardine.html On Friday, October 25, 2002, at 01:18 PM, dj337is wrote: When Planet E had a release party in Detroit (at some venue down around Chene Park...there were large, Viking-looking torches on the wall) for Psyche - Elements 1989-1990 Robert Hood played a live PA with a TR-909, SH-101, and a little Boss (I think) sampler. I was standing near his set up listening to Claude Young DJ and Robert walked over to the bar to talk to some friends. This kid, who'd obviously had a bit too much to drink, came dancing and stamping around the table and stepped on one of the 1/4 inch audio cords plugged into the back of the 909. He did it with such velocity the 909 flipped up into the air and spun around for what seemed to be an eternity before crashing violently to the ground. I was mortified! The guy stumbled off and I picked up the 909 like it was the holy grail or something (I'd never seen one in real life at that point) and set it back up on the table. When Robert came back, I let him know what had just happened. He plugged in his headphones, twiddled a few knobs and pressed a few buttons, and told me everything was just fine. He even smiled. I was really amazed by his laid back actions...if it'd been my gear I would've been freaking out. Anyway, when it came time for his set, it was hard and bangin'. He did a lot of the classic tweaking of the 909 bass drum to build excitement. In between songs, he used the sampler to play down tempo jazz loops while he set up for the next song. It was a great, danceable set that everyone really seemed to appreciate. I remember Claude Young beaming from ear to ear and bobbing his head in appreciation. After Robert's PA, I believe Carl Craig DJ-ed for a bit while Dan Bell set up to do a live PA. Dan was really struggling with something in his setup...a technical detail of some sort seemed to be really annoying him. The sound guy came and looked at it and Dan scowled at it. Eventually, they seemed to work something out and he began his set. Right into Losing Control where he worked his Korg MS-20 filters on the vocal line. It sounded great to me but he still looked really pissed off. He only played for about 15 minutes and eventually threw his headphones down in disgust and the PA was over. Oh well, at least the 15 minutes were good to me! What a night...Carl Craig, Claude Young, Robert Hood, and Dan Bell. Lineups like that don't come around too often. Leslie Rollins -Original Message- From: henrique casanova [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 10:41 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Hood, Metro Area, Heard - Chicago wow metro area and mr hood!! it would be amazing to have this kind of oportunity.. the mesage says rob hood will make a live pa too. i never heard about it. but i can imagine all those early days m plant tracks making the greatest minimal techno set ever! anyone saw this before? henrique - Original Message - From: John Sokolowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 1:27 PM Subject: (313) Hood, Metro Area, Heard - Chicago First time I had to pick myself off the floor to copy and paste a post... On Friday Nov 15th 2002 We are proud to present ADDICTIVE celebrating the 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY of SENSE PRODUCTIONS and the launch of WAXADDICT.COM Chicago's online record store and cyberlounge featuring world class sets by: ROBERT HOOD (M-plant records)Detroit *3 hour DJ set and LIVE PA!* METRO AREA *LIVE*(Environ Rec)NY featuring Morgan Geist and Darshan Jesrani HARRY THE BASTARD (Statra/Watts)NY PETER HELLER (Junior Boys Own)UK LARRY HEARD BERNARD BADIE extended tag team set! along with Gabe Real(Motorlounge)Detroit and your host Loki (Sense Prod.)Chicago and special guest TBA tickets go on sale through ticketmaster starting Friday. This is the only way to ensure admission as ticket's at the door will be on a first come first serve basis. This a 21+ event. Doors open at 9pm and show runs till 4am. The event will take place at the Metro/Smart Bar. _ Internet access plans that fit your lifestyle -- join MSN. http://resourcecenter.msn.com/access/plans/default.asp
(313) Singing
Apparently Stacey Pullen can sing, and I think he's tried this on record, but the results are unreleased. I guess he knows the only thing stopping him from becoming the electronic D'Angelo is a mic, and that's not how he wants to be perceived. ;) I wondered how many other DJ/producers can sing-sing (robo techno vox don't count).
(313) NOV 15 @ GABES IN IOWA CITY : BUZZ GOREE
FLYER: http://avalon.net/~kent/nov15flyer.jpg -- extra points for knowing where I got the African Warriors! NOV 15 Gabes 330 E WASHINGTON IOWA CITY 9:30 PM BUZZ GOREE (DETROIT/UR) Making his first Iowa appearance, Underground Resistance Assault Soldier Buzz Goree, AKA DJ Clandestine. A 20 year veteran on the turntables Buzz graces us with the real Detroit Techo. He's playing the week before at the world-renowned Liquid Room in Tokyo, so show him we know how to do it in Iowa! KELEIGH CASPER (DETROIT/IOWA CITY BROTHAS SISTAS) A homecoming show for Keleigh, one of the premier DrumBass DJs to come out of Iowa City. She's now residing in Detroit so welcome her back! DJ MICHE' (IOWA CITY/BROTHAS SISTAS) Veteran of the late, lamented 620 Club, Founding member of Rotation, Electro Historian, House Music Goddess, and Limousine Driver to the Stars. DJ SOLAR (IOWA CITY) Two DB DJs in one night? INCONCEIVABLE! All y'all who have been asking for more Drum Bass better be down early to check this out!
Re: (313) Singing
Does Kenny Larkin's fake American Indian chanting on Raindance count? He also did that spoken word track Without on the Exhibits compilation. Didnt Eddie Fowlkes do the rappping on Model 500's yeah yeah yeah or was that Juan Atkins on the mic? Singing? I cant think of any singer/DJ's at all. The world needs more DJ Colettes. She always puts a big smile on my face :^) - Original Message - From: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 3:05 AM Subject: (313) Singing Apparently Stacey Pullen can sing, and I think he's tried this on record, but the results are unreleased. I guess he knows the only thing stopping him from becoming the electronic D'Angelo is a mic, and that's not how he wants to be perceived. ;) I wondered how many other DJ/producers can sing-sing (robo techno vox don't count).
Re: (313) Friction w/ Chris L
On Fri, 25 Oct 2002, glyph1001 wrote: T.J.Johnson wrote: Is Chris Leibing not the happiest DJ on earth? I/F is a close second. Ferenc when I've seen him has always had a little smile of restrained Dutch bliss on his face through his whole set. Said sets, of course, absolutely ruled.
Re: (313) Hood, Metro Area, Heard - Chicago
wow indeed! by coincedence, I was just the watching the video tape from this party last week. talk about a night worth reliving! I was living in Chicago at the time and missed this incredible party, but was lucky enought to have secured a copy on VHS. its almost like I was there. almost :^) sean deason - Original Message - From: Dan Sicko [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: dj337is [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 1:32 PM Subject: Re: (313) Hood, Metro Area, Heard - Chicago wow ... memories 1996! http://www.reverbmag.com/sardine.html On Friday, October 25, 2002, at 01:18 PM, dj337is wrote: When Planet E had a release party in Detroit (at some venue down around Chene Park...there were large, Viking-looking torches on the wall) for Psyche - Elements 1989-1990 Robert Hood played a live PA with a TR-909, SH-101, and a little Boss (I think) sampler. I was standing near his set up listening to Claude Young DJ and Robert walked over to the bar to talk to some friends. This kid, who'd obviously had a bit too much to drink, came dancing and stamping around the table and stepped on one of the 1/4 inch audio cords plugged into the back of the 909. He did it with such velocity the 909 flipped up into the air and spun around for what seemed to be an eternity before crashing violently to the ground. I was mortified! The guy stumbled off and I picked up the 909 like it was the holy grail or something (I'd never seen one in real life at that point) and set it back up on the table. When Robert came back, I let him know what had just happened. He plugged in his headphones, twiddled a few knobs and pressed a few buttons, and told me everything was just fine. He even smiled. I was really amazed by his laid back actions...if it'd been my gear I would've been freaking out. Anyway, when it came time for his set, it was hard and bangin'. He did a lot of the classic tweaking of the 909 bass drum to build excitement. In between songs, he used the sampler to play down tempo jazz loops while he set up for the next song. It was a great, danceable set that everyone really seemed to appreciate. I remember Claude Young beaming from ear to ear and bobbing his head in appreciation. After Robert's PA, I believe Carl Craig DJ-ed for a bit while Dan Bell set up to do a live PA. Dan was really struggling with something in his setup...a technical detail of some sort seemed to be really annoying him. The sound guy came and looked at it and Dan scowled at it. Eventually, they seemed to work something out and he began his set. Right into Losing Control where he worked his Korg MS-20 filters on the vocal line. It sounded great to me but he still looked really pissed off. He only played for about 15 minutes and eventually threw his headphones down in disgust and the PA was over. Oh well, at least the 15 minutes were good to me! What a night...Carl Craig, Claude Young, Robert Hood, and Dan Bell. Lineups like that don't come around too often. Leslie Rollins -Original Message- From: henrique casanova [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 10:41 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Hood, Metro Area, Heard - Chicago wow metro area and mr hood!! it would be amazing to have this kind of oportunity.. the mesage says rob hood will make a live pa too. i never heard about it. but i can imagine all those early days m plant tracks making the greatest minimal techno set ever! anyone saw this before? henrique - Original Message - From: John Sokolowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 1:27 PM Subject: (313) Hood, Metro Area, Heard - Chicago First time I had to pick myself off the floor to copy and paste a post... On Friday Nov 15th 2002 We are proud to present ADDICTIVE celebrating the 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY of SENSE PRODUCTIONS and the launch of WAXADDICT.COM Chicago's online record store and cyberlounge featuring world class sets by: ROBERT HOOD (M-plant records)Detroit *3 hour DJ set and LIVE PA!* METRO AREA *LIVE*(Environ Rec)NY featuring Morgan Geist and Darshan Jesrani HARRY THE BASTARD (Statra/Watts)NY PETER HELLER (Junior Boys Own)UK LARRY HEARD BERNARD BADIE extended tag team set! along with Gabe Real(Motorlounge)Detroit and your host Loki (Sense Prod.)Chicago and special guest TBA tickets go on sale through ticketmaster starting Friday. This is the only way to ensure admission as ticket's at the door will be on a first come first serve basis. This a 21+ event. Doors open at 9pm and show runs till 4am. The event will take place at the Metro/Smart Bar. _ Internet access plans that fit your lifestyle -- join MSN.
Re: (313) Singing
- Original Message - From: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 8:05 AM Subject: (313) Singing Apparently Stacey Pullen can sing, and I think he's tried this on record, but the results are unreleased. I guess he knows the only thing stopping him from becoming the electronic D'Angelo is a mic, and that's not how he wants to be perceived. ;) I wondered how many other DJ/producers can sing-sing (robo techno vox don't count). Derrick Carter sings on some of his records, often very well. Ron Trent and Chez Damier sang on their Prescription records, didn't they? Or atleast one of the two of them? Tristan = Text/Mixes: http://phonopsia.tripod.com Music: http://www.mp313.com Contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED] New Mix in mp3, 'Live in Iowa City' available for a short time from http://phonopsia.isoprax.com
RE: (313) Singing
On Sunday, October 27, 2002 10:05 AM, sean deason [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Does Kenny Larkin's fake American Indian chanting on Raindance count? He also did that spoken word track Without on the Exhibits compilation. Didnt Eddie Fowlkes do the rappping on Model 500's yeah yeah yeah or was that Juan Atkins on the mic? UK 313ers will cringe at this, but the rapping on that track was actually done by Normski! Normski (no relation to Adamski) presented a show called Dance Energy back in the late 1980s... Brendan
Re: (313) funky chocolate
today i got The Groove Esssentials(tony rodreguez) Make Up Your Mind on funky chocolate. who is tony rodreguez and what other dope tracks has he produced? yeah.. got my copy too... anyways, tony rodriguez is borthers vibe from SOM underground recordings.. I think he is from the US, but don´t know wich city. He did a quite good remix from the bottle (gil scott-heron).. and did some nice tribal stuff... but mostely it is not that interesting IMHO. Cheers, Maarten
(313) Re: [313] urban tribe
ryan burns: who makes up urdan tribe? urban tribe is sherhard ingram. his mo wax album 'the collapse of modern culture' had a helping hand by: moodymann, carl craig and anthony 'shake' shakir. and that 12 that's soon to be released? from the other peoples place on clone records, has a urban tribe track under the name of mystic tribe. jurren _ Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963
(313) Fw: DEDBEAT 3 POSTPONED UNTIL 28TH FEB
DEDBEAT 3 Pontin's Holiday Village Hemsby Norfolk http://www.dedbeat.net DEDBEAT NEWS ANNOUNCEMENT: DEDBEAT 3 POSTPONED TO 28TH FEBRUARY Dedbeat HQ: We have decided to postpone the date of Dedbeat from the scheduled 8-9-10th of November until the 28-1-2 of Feb/March. Please do not worry as this is not a massive problem when you consider the alternative. We sincerely apologise for the disruption that this may cause, especially to those who booked up early. However if we pursue the original date it could result in problems that would mean the end of Dedbeat. We could give you some BS excuse or proceed and deliver an event that is not up to our high standard, but we are not about taking the easy way out when quality is concerned. Concerts get postponed, tours get postponed, this really isn't the end of the world. It's still on. It's still going to be a banger! Feedback has been very positive for the planned date, however the consensus is that this is a financially tight time of year following the summer and the run up to Christmas. The general opinion is that the event would be better suited to the start of the next year as the winter pick up it has come to be known as. Indeed a large majority have assumed that we were planning a February Dedbeat all the same. The venue, the ethos and the line up will remain in effect exactly the same. Any alterations will be adequately compensated. There will be no Skam Records (Please note we will be doing future events with Skam 'coz they're top blokes). In their place will be: Super_Collider - live (Feat: Christain Vogel, Jamie Liddell Mat Yeeking Cassette Boy (Barry's Bootlegs) - live Haywire will be in full effect - line up to follow very shortly; expect rude bass badness! Toytronics Records Feat: Digitonal - live Multiplex - live CiM - live Please keep perspective on the issue - THIS EVENT HAS NOT BEEN CANCELLED - THE DATE HAS SIMPLY BEEN CHANGED. If you are concerned about the chill factor checkout the cosy brick chalets you'll be frequenting http://www.pontins.com/pontins-hemsby.htm.Trailer trash is now a thing of the past. To emphasise again this measure is a positive action to ensure that this event can run long into the future and be as good a party as possible. We have sold 70% of the tickets available (if you think we are telling porkies ask Pontins). If you have already purchased tickets they are now valid for the new date in February 2003, however if you would like a refund then this is fine. The same applies for coach tickets. The remaining tickets are still on sale for this new date. If you have already purchased Rail, Coach or Air tickets and will incur a charge to change the date then we will reimburse you the amount charged. If you have any questions then please call us on 0870 1611 626. We are a small independent organisation and we rely on your support. We will not compromise our integrity; we'll do things the straight up way and tell it like it is. Having said all that the most important statement we'd like to convey is: The show will go on.just a little later! Dedbeat For up to date info on these changes see www.dedbeat.net http://www.dedbeat.net ALL TICKETS INCLUDE: 3 days and two nights of music split between three indoor venues. 2/3 nights self-catering, en suite, accommodation ALL with TV. Use of all the Park Facilities including: go-karts track, indoor swimming pool pool party, games consoles, amusement arcade, pool/snooker rooms, breaking exhibitions, b-boy battles, music workshops by 'Native Instruments', skate course, skate exhibitions, abseiling commando zip line (seriously), Dedbeat TV Radio straight to your chalet, 24hr pub price bars, honesty and love ;) Of course with the ticket is included weekend accommodation. All are fully self-catering, en suite and equipped with TV. Ticket sales will be limited to 2000 and due to Pontins' savage 24hr bar licence Dedbeat are not permitted to sell tickets without accommodation. So please note - there are no day tickets this time so book early to avoid those dreaded pangs of despair. TICKETS INFO: Cost: £90 + £5 booking fee. BOOKINGS MUST BE MADE IN GROUPS CORRESPONDING TO THE SIZE OF AVAILABLE CHALETS. THESE ARE: 4, 5, 6, 7 AND 8 BERTH. FOR SMALLER GROUPS PLEASE SEE CHALET SHARE ON THE DEDBEAT MESSAGE BOARD, MAKE SOME FRIENDS AND THEN SHACK UP. ALTERNATIVELY CALL THE DEDBEAT INFO LINE AND THEY'LL HOOK YOU UP. TELEPHONE: CALL: 08705 331199 - PONTINS BOOKING LINE (7P/MIN) REMEMBER TO ASK FOR TICKETS TO DEDBEAT WEEKENDER - HEMSBY (OR YOU COULD END UP AT THE 'WILD STALLION' COUNTRY WESTERN WEEKENDER INSTEAD!) http://www.wayahead.com FOR EVENT INFORMATION, HOW TO PAY BY CHEQUE AND BOOKINGS OF LESS THAN 4 PEOPLE CALL DEDBEAT DIRECT: 0870 1611 626 (7P/MIN - LINES OPEN FROM 2-6PM, MON-FRI) FULL details including information on Dedbeat Coaches can be found at www.dedbeat.net http://www.dedbeat.net For PRESS REQUESTS AND PASSES please send an EMAIL including the number of
Re: (313) Singing
Mark Grant has sang on some cuts I believe.. and also Dennis Ferrer. Naeema - Naeema Rehmani Bookings - The Remote Agency 905 542 9263 phone 905 238 8924 fax [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.remoteagency.com - Original Message - From: Tristan Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 3:43 AM Subject: Re: (313) Singing - Original Message - From: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 8:05 AM Subject: (313) Singing Apparently Stacey Pullen can sing, and I think he's tried this on record, but the results are unreleased. I guess he knows the only thing stopping him from becoming the electronic D'Angelo is a mic, and that's not how he wants to be perceived. ;) I wondered how many other DJ/producers can sing-sing (robo techno vox don't count). Derrick Carter sings on some of his records, often very well. Ron Trent and Chez Damier sang on their Prescription records, didn't they? Or atleast one of the two of them? Tristan = Text/Mixes: http://phonopsia.tripod.com Music: http://www.mp313.com Contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED] New Mix in mp3, 'Live in Iowa City' available for a short time from http://phonopsia.isoprax.com
(313) FW: [313] sample identification please.
hey folks. mike clark... let your love... it sounds like the main refrain is from an al jarreau track. can anyone name that tune? peace lrh
(313) [313] test... test!
hello?
RE: (313) urban tribe
i know that sherard ingram heads up the collective. on occasion carl craig, kenny dixon, and anthony shakir are on board. -Original Message- From: ryan burns [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, October 26, 2002 3:39 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) urban tribe who makes up urdan tribe? ryan _ Choose an Internet access plan right for you -- try MSN! http://resourcecenter.msn.com/access/plans/default.asp
(313) [313] sample identification please.
hey folks. mike clark... let your love... it sounds like the main refrain is from an al jarreau track. can anyone name that tune? peace lrh
(313) ignore... test.
test?
(313) [313] test please ignore.
testing!
(313) [313] pigeon-toed orange peel EP.
hi folks. anybody picked-up the new strand EP on tactile. i'm listening to it right now. great, funky sh*t. i hope i can get my hands on the new delsin EP. peace lrh
Re: (313) Fwd:COCOON presents Sven Väth Richie Hawtin...
From: Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Fri 25/Oct/2002 19:38 CEST So it is mixed by the two of them together? That's how it would seem. There's more info here http://www.mute.com/mute/novamute/hawtin_vaeth/ Incidentally, Sven's playing at The Orbit in Leeds on 1 Nov, and both of them will be in Detroit @ Control IV on 27 Nov. And while I would agree with you and rate Richie the technically much better DJ of the two, Sven is for me one of the best DJs as regards making a party real fun and entertaining. It's not always about the perfect mix, innit. : ) And I do want to find out now what this cd (mix or whatever) sounds like... Anya ___ Freeserve AnyTime, only £13.99 per month with one month's FREE trial! For more information visit http://www.freeserve.com/time/ or call free on 0800 970 8890
(313) 313@hyperreal.org
I mean sing-sing as in not rapping. I heard a story about a few DJs in Japan who were doing karaoke, DJ Hell, Steve Bug.., and DJ X. When it came time to a certain shy Detroiter, he disappeared... I thought Hell did something funny, like Kylie, but not Kylie. I will have to check with my source for more on that. Inbox Message From: sean deason [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: (313) Singing Date: 27/10/2002 21:04:32 To: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org Does Kenny Larkin's fake American Indian chanting on Raindance count? He also did that spoken word track Without on the Exhibits compilation. Didnt Eddie Fowlkes do the rappping on Model 500's yeah yeah yeah or was that Juan Atkins on the mic? Singing? I cant think of any singer/DJ's at all. The world needs more DJ Colettes. She always puts a big smile on my face :^)
Re: (313) Singing
sean deason said: Singing? I cant think of any singer/DJ's at all. How about Miss Kitten? I heard her in NYC a month or so back. She was singing over the top of Plastikman's Spastik and various other tracks. -- dave.
Re: (313) Singing
Doesn't Larry Heard sing live over his tracks - that is when Robert Owens isn't doing the singing I have a live mix that he did in Edinburgh Scotland and I know Larry is doing the singing live on the tracks like Closer, On a Corner Called Jazz, etc. MEK David Gillies [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: 313@hyperreal.org cc: 10/27/02 05:17 PMSubject: Re: (313) Singing sean deason said: Singing? I cant think of any singer/DJ's at all. How about Miss Kitten? I heard her in NYC a month or so back. She was singing over the top of Plastikman's Spastik and various other tracks. -- dave.
(313) kooky scientist last night
opinions? I thought freds set was nice, and when I took some time to chill out a bit in the back room, I dug on keros dsp tunes. I hope there are more parties at the old motor building, it was nice to see that place in action again. a great night for sure -Joe jinjin_a_gogo: i dont speak your urban lingo, holmes
