RE: (313) Re: Speaking of Kraftwerk
Can't believe I'll be watching them ( NZ) playing in a tent in the middle of the day ( hot ) for 45 minutes surrounded by thousands of drunk and sunburn't teenagers. Why can't they put a proper gig on -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, 8 January 2003 11:57 a.m. To: 313@hyperreal.org Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: (313) Re: Speaking of Kraftwerk > Speaking of Kraftwerk, > Are any on this list in OZ/NZ going to see them later this month? I will be seing them in Melbourne , i will be in sydney when they do a show in a few weeks so i might check that one out too (rare chance to see them), they have done quite a few european shows...i think last time they came here was 1981/1982?.. Both the melb/sydney shows they are doing 2 club/venue sets in OZ. (23rd sydney/29 melbourne) they are doing Big Day Out Festival in OZ on these dates.. SUN 19TH JAN - GOLD COAST - PARKLANDS SAT 25TH JAN - SYDNEY - SYDNEY SHOWGROUND MON 27TH JAN - MELBOURNE - MELBOURNE RAS SHOWGROUND FRI 31ST JAN - ADELAIDE - ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOWGROUND SUN 2ND FEB - PERTH - CLAREMONT SHOWGROUND FOO FIGHTERS, JANE'S ADDICTION, PJ HARVEY, QUEENS OF THE STONEAGE, YOU AM I, DJ MARK DYNAMIX, THE LIVING END, THE VINES, DJ LUKE SLATER, KRAFTWERK, DEFTONES, MILLENCOLIN, PACIFIER, 28 DAYS, FRENZAL RHOMB, WAIKIKI, MACHINE GUN FELLATIO, COG, MURDER DOLLS, THE HARD ONS, WILCO, SPARTA, JEBEDIAH, THE WAIFS, THE MUSIC, AUGIE MARCH, ROCKET SCIENCE, KID KENOBI, RESIN DOGS, 1200 TECHNIQUES, BEXTA, GONZALES, CHICKS ON SPEED, UNDERWORLD (East Coast Only), JIMMY EAT WORLD (Sydney, Melb, Adelaide and Perth) and XZIBIT (East Coast only)
(313) Re: Speaking of Kraftwerk
> Speaking of Kraftwerk, > Are any on this list in OZ/NZ going to see them later this month? I will be seing them in Melbourne , i will be in sydney when they do a show in a few weeks so i might check that one out too (rare chance to see them), they have done quite a few european shows...i think last time they came here was 1981/1982?.. Both the melb/sydney shows they are doing 2 club/venue sets in OZ. (23rd sydney/29 melbourne) they are doing Big Day Out Festival in OZ on these dates.. SUN 19TH JAN - GOLD COAST - PARKLANDS SAT 25TH JAN - SYDNEY - SYDNEY SHOWGROUND MON 27TH JAN - MELBOURNE - MELBOURNE RAS SHOWGROUND FRI 31ST JAN - ADELAIDE - ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOWGROUND SUN 2ND FEB - PERTH - CLAREMONT SHOWGROUND FOO FIGHTERS, JANE'S ADDICTION, PJ HARVEY, QUEENS OF THE STONEAGE, YOU AM I, DJ MARK DYNAMIX, THE LIVING END, THE VINES, DJ LUKE SLATER, KRAFTWERK, DEFTONES, MILLENCOLIN, PACIFIER, 28 DAYS, FRENZAL RHOMB, WAIKIKI, MACHINE GUN FELLATIO, COG, MURDER DOLLS, THE HARD ONS, WILCO, SPARTA, JEBEDIAH, THE WAIFS, THE MUSIC, AUGIE MARCH, ROCKET SCIENCE, KID KENOBI, RESIN DOGS, 1200 TECHNIQUES, BEXTA, GONZALES, CHICKS ON SPEED, UNDERWORLD (East Coast Only), JIMMY EAT WORLD (Sydney, Melb, Adelaide and Perth) and XZIBIT (East Coast only)
RE: (313) recomended latin/salsa techno
Knights Of The Jaguar ;) -Original Message- From: Slow_me [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 9:58 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: (313) recomended latin/salsa techno hi everyone, i'm looking for some good latin/salsa techno records. thanks
(313) recomended latin/salsa techno
hi everyone, i'm looking for some good latin/salsa techno records. thanks
RE: (313) FAVORITE HOUSE LABELS contest
-Original Message- From: Slow_me [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 4:17 PM To: JOCELYNE NINNEMAN; 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) FAVORITE HOUSE LABELS contest > > > Catagory 1: Favorite House Label in the World > 1)perlon > 2)force trax > 3)classic > > Catagory 2: Favorite House Label from Detroit > 1)planet e > 2)moods and grooves > > > > * if you are able to select/narrow it down to just ONE in > each catagory, please do so... > > * the more people who vote, the more Detroit is represented > on this circuit... (you know, political science 101 ;-) > > * please respond no later than January 17th > > the math is simple... the record label with the most votes > wins... > > >
Re: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
(Apologies for more OT) "But didn't he engineer Nevermind with Butch Vig producing because I remember him whining that if he'd have taken points on the album he could have retired." He did pro the Page/Plant record from '98, which might help explain why Shellac have provided fans with Krispy Kremes at Sunday AM shows. They also played on a steamboat a couple years ago -- not exactly the equivalent of flying pigs or on-stage Stonehenge replicas, but I bet they didn't make anything off those gigs. Andy
Re: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Tue, 7 Jan 2003 about following: > But didn't he engineer Nevermind with Butch Vig producing because I > remember him whining that if he'd have taken points on the album he > could have retired. Anyone have a copy of Nevermind handy? heh, my "almost original copy" bought from china says: "Produred and Engineered by Butch Vig and Nirvana Mixed by Andy Wallare" typos aren't mine, oh and the band name is spelt many times as "NIRVAVA". sakke -- - * time to jack * - http://www.arabuusimiehet.com/sakke/music.html
Re: (313) FAVORITE HOUSE LABELS contest
> > > Catagory 1: Favorite House Label in the World > 1) classic > 2)playhouse > 3)environ > > > Catagory 2: Favorite House Label from Detroit > 1) moods & grooves > 2) kms > 3) planet e > > > * if you are able to select/narrow it down to just ONE in > each catagory, please do so... > > * the more people who vote, the more Detroit is represented > on this circuit... (you know, political science 101 ;-) > > * please respond no later than January 17th > > the math is simple... the record label with the most votes > wins... > > >
Re: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
You're right, he did produce In Utero. My mistake. But didn't he engineer Nevermind with Butch Vig producing because I remember him whining that if he'd have taken points on the album he could have retired. Anyone have a copy of Nevermind handy? pw In a message dated 1/7/2003 2:12:48 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > "In Utero" is the Albini produced Nirvana record - and he > did it all right > here in Minnesota > > Butch Vig did "Nevermind" > > MEK
RE: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
He did a lot of producing: The Breeders, PJ Harvey, even the execrable Bush but we can forgive him because he also produced The Pixies' excellent Surfer Rosa. We have gone way way off topic but it does us good sometimes. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 7:13 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002. "In Utero" is the Albini produced Nirvana record - and he did it all right here in Minnesota Butch Vig did "Nevermind" MEK [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], 01/07/03 12:58 PM 313@hyperreal.org cc: Subject: Re: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002. steve albini also produced (or engineered, i can't recall which) nirvana's 'nevermind'. pw 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]
Re: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
"In Utero" is the Albini produced Nirvana record - and he did it all right here in Minnesota Butch Vig did "Nevermind" MEK [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], 01/07/03 12:58 PM 313@hyperreal.org cc: Subject: Re: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002. steve albini also produced (or engineered, i can't recall which) nirvana's 'nevermind'. pw
Re: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
steve albini also produced (or engineered, i can't recall which) nirvana's 'nevermind'. pw
Re: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
I remember seeing them as well - they started their show by lighting an entire brick of firecrackers off at the edge of the stage which sent the, rather thin, crowd back about 15 feet. Then the drum machine proceeded to malfunction throughout the show. The I was threatened with bodily harm by some Nazi skin head. Great show. MEK FRED giannelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <313@hyperreal.org> .com>cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002. 01/07/03 10:22 AM I saw them once and they were using an Oberheim DX drum machine not a Roland. on 1/7/03 11:13 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Big Black was from Chicago / Evanston, Illinois, and consisted of Steve > Albini, > Dave Riley, Santiago Durango, and Roland [drums]. Steve and a few others from > Scratch Acid formed Rapeman, another favorite of mine, also on Touch & Go. > Then > he started producing other people... Breeders being one of the biggest acts. > He still does his band, Shellac, now. > > Pretty sure they were one of the first pseudo-"punk" bands to be touring with > just a drum machine. Dave was a member of Mojo's "Midnight Funk Association"; > I never knew what the hell that was until years and years later, having bought > Atomizer first, on cassette, in 1987 at age 14. > > Perhaps I subconsciously drew interest from the card into Electrifyin' Mojo > > Detroit? My interest, aside from Motown, only developed as the 808 State + > Biorhythms comps started floating across the water. doh! > > > +odd > -- > At 9:14 AM + 07.01.2003, Robert Taylor wrote: >> I second Big Black - weren't they from Detroit? This may be an extremely >> tenuous 313-link but doesn't the cover have a matchbook or a membership card >> or something (sorry, I haven't seen it in years) depicting the Electrifying >> Mojo's radio show? >> Re: Hall and Oates - I always preferred Maneater!
RE: (313) Brennan Green @ 59 Canal NYC this friday
All those in NYC: GO! Brennan Green is a fantastic DJ. I can't really vouche for any of the others, but his sets are worth the 8 Bucks and beer on a friday night. Get down friday night! rt -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 1:08 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) Brennan Green @ 59 Canal NYC this friday For those of you that might be in NYC this friday Jan. 10, we will be throwing our monthly party @ 59 Canal St. This month we've invited Brennan Green, of Balihu records. Also spinning will be the usual residents: Micheal Christopher (cocomachete records), Peter James, and me, Brian Shelton. Admission is 8 bucks, and the vibe is always cool. So c'mon down if u can.
(313) Brennan Green @ 59 Canal NYC this friday
For those of you that might be in NYC this friday Jan. 10, we will be throwing our monthly party @ 59 Canal St. This month we've invited Brennan Green, of Balihu records. Also spinning will be the usual residents: Micheal Christopher (cocomachete records), Peter James, and me, Brian Shelton. Admission is 8 bucks, and the vibe is always cool. So c'mon down if u can.
Re: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
as were thousands in the Metro Detroit area ... :) what was it, an S.A.S.E. mailed into WJLB to get one of those cards? -d On Tuesday, January 7, 2003, at 11:26 AM, Andy Kellman wrote: Dave was a member of Mojo's "Midnight Funk Association"
RE: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
The first track on the second shellac album is, to my mind, very techno - heavy on the repetition so that when the (very slight) change comes its all the more powerful. I think im right in saying that shellac build a lot of their own equipment (amps etc) in order to get a very unique sound (albinis metal guitar picks, his collection of vintage mics and having two producers in the band probably helps as well). I read recently that albinis extensive 'engineering' credits (I believe he does not like to be credited as a producer) are due to the fact the he still to this day charges a bare minimum to record bands. :-Original Message- :From: Robert Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 4:25 PM :To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; 313@hyperreal.org :Cc: Robert Taylor :Subject: RE: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002. : :Big Black were definitely one of the catalysts that brought me from :rock/punk to electronic music. :It sort of went from Sonic Youth/Buttholes - Big Black/Arsenal/Rapeman - :Ministry/RevCo/WaxTrax stuff - NewBeat/Front 242/DAF/Nitzer Ebb - :R&S/Network/Warp - and from Network to Detroit via the Retro Techno/Reese :stuff. Cybotron/Model 500 I came across a lot earlier through StreetSounds :comps but I didn't know it was called techno and didn't know about Detroit :by then. I think many Europeans got to techno through this route. : :-Original Message- :From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 4:14 PM :To: 313@hyperreal.org :Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] :Subject: RE: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002. : : :Big Black was from Chicago / Evanston, Illinois, and consisted of Steve :Albini, :Dave Riley, Santiago Durango, and Roland [drums]. Steve and a few others :from :Scratch Acid formed Rapeman, another favorite of mine, also on Touch & Go. :Then :he started producing other people... Breeders being one of the biggest :acts. : :He still does his band, Shellac, now. : :Pretty sure they were one of the first pseudo-"punk" bands to be touring :with :just a drum machine. Dave was a member of Mojo's "Midnight Funk :Association"; :I never knew what the hell that was until years and years later, having :bought :Atomizer first, on cassette, in 1987 at age 14. : :Perhaps I subconsciously drew interest from the card into Electrifyin' Mojo :> :Detroit? My interest, aside from Motown, only developed as the 808 State + :Biorhythms comps started floating across the water. doh! : : :+odd :-- :At 9:14 AM + 07.01.2003, Robert Taylor wrote: :> I second Big Black - weren't they from Detroit? This may be an extremely :> tenuous 313-link but doesn't the cover have a matchbook or a membership :card :> or something (sorry, I haven't seen it in years) depicting the :Electrifying :> Mojo's radio show? :> Re: Hall and Oates - I always preferred Maneater! : :-- :Todd Sines :icq: 7580 :SCALE:form | image | sound :http://www.scalestudio.com : : :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] :
Re: (313) FAVORITE HOUSE LABELS contest
Catagory 1: Favorite House Label in the World 1)Cajual 2)Prescription (Defunct, I know, but it stands) 3)King St. Catagory 2: Favorite House Label from Detroit 1)KDJ (for originality) 2)KMS (for longevity) 3)Transmat (coz now you're wondering if it's a 'house' or a 'techno' label :0)
RE: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
>Dave was a member of Mojo's "Midnight Funk Association" He was from Detroit and worked in a studio before he moved to Chicago and joined Big Black. I remember he said in interviews that he was an engineer on George Clinton and Sly Stone sessions. Maybe he just cleaned the toilets and poured coffee -- I dunno. As another 313 tie-in, Touch & Go was once based in Detroit... or... wasn't it technically Dearborn? Andy NP: J. Geils Band "Flamethrower"
RE: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
Big Black were definitely one of the catalysts that brought me from rock/punk to electronic music. It sort of went from Sonic Youth/Buttholes - Big Black/Arsenal/Rapeman - Ministry/RevCo/WaxTrax stuff - NewBeat/Front 242/DAF/Nitzer Ebb - R&S/Network/Warp - and from Network to Detroit via the Retro Techno/Reese stuff. Cybotron/Model 500 I came across a lot earlier through StreetSounds comps but I didn't know it was called techno and didn't know about Detroit by then. I think many Europeans got to techno through this route. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 4:14 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002. Big Black was from Chicago / Evanston, Illinois, and consisted of Steve Albini, Dave Riley, Santiago Durango, and Roland [drums]. Steve and a few others from Scratch Acid formed Rapeman, another favorite of mine, also on Touch & Go. Then he started producing other people... Breeders being one of the biggest acts. He still does his band, Shellac, now. Pretty sure they were one of the first pseudo-"punk" bands to be touring with just a drum machine. Dave was a member of Mojo's "Midnight Funk Association"; I never knew what the hell that was until years and years later, having bought Atomizer first, on cassette, in 1987 at age 14. Perhaps I subconsciously drew interest from the card into Electrifyin' Mojo > Detroit? My interest, aside from Motown, only developed as the 808 State + Biorhythms comps started floating across the water. doh! +odd -- At 9:14 AM + 07.01.2003, Robert Taylor wrote: > I second Big Black - weren't they from Detroit? This may be an extremely > tenuous 313-link but doesn't the cover have a matchbook or a membership card > or something (sorry, I haven't seen it in years) depicting the Electrifying > Mojo's radio show? > Re: Hall and Oates - I always preferred Maneater! -- Todd Sines icq: 7580 SCALE:form | image | sound http://www.scalestudio.com 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]
Re: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
I saw them once and they were using an Oberheim DX drum machine not a Roland. on 1/7/03 11:13 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Big Black was from Chicago / Evanston, Illinois, and consisted of Steve > Albini, > Dave Riley, Santiago Durango, and Roland [drums]. Steve and a few others from > Scratch Acid formed Rapeman, another favorite of mine, also on Touch & Go. > Then > he started producing other people... Breeders being one of the biggest acts. > He still does his band, Shellac, now. > > Pretty sure they were one of the first pseudo-"punk" bands to be touring with > just a drum machine. Dave was a member of Mojo's "Midnight Funk Association"; > I never knew what the hell that was until years and years later, having bought > Atomizer first, on cassette, in 1987 at age 14. > > Perhaps I subconsciously drew interest from the card into Electrifyin' Mojo > > Detroit? My interest, aside from Motown, only developed as the 808 State + > Biorhythms comps started floating across the water. doh! > > > +odd > -- > At 9:14 AM + 07.01.2003, Robert Taylor wrote: >> I second Big Black - weren't they from Detroit? This may be an extremely >> tenuous 313-link but doesn't the cover have a matchbook or a membership card >> or something (sorry, I haven't seen it in years) depicting the Electrifying >> Mojo's radio show? >> Re: Hall and Oates - I always preferred Maneater!
RE: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
Big Black was from Chicago / Evanston, Illinois, and consisted of Steve Albini, Dave Riley, Santiago Durango, and Roland [drums]. Steve and a few others from Scratch Acid formed Rapeman, another favorite of mine, also on Touch & Go. Then he started producing other people... Breeders being one of the biggest acts. He still does his band, Shellac, now. Pretty sure they were one of the first pseudo-"punk" bands to be touring with just a drum machine. Dave was a member of Mojo's "Midnight Funk Association"; I never knew what the hell that was until years and years later, having bought Atomizer first, on cassette, in 1987 at age 14. Perhaps I subconsciously drew interest from the card into Electrifyin' Mojo > Detroit? My interest, aside from Motown, only developed as the 808 State + Biorhythms comps started floating across the water. doh! +odd -- At 9:14 AM + 07.01.2003, Robert Taylor wrote: > I second Big Black - weren't they from Detroit? This may be an extremely > tenuous 313-link but doesn't the cover have a matchbook or a membership card > or something (sorry, I haven't seen it in years) depicting the Electrifying > Mojo's radio show? > Re: Hall and Oates - I always preferred Maneater! -- Todd Sines icq: 7580 SCALE:form | image | sound http://www.scalestudio.com
(313) More techno in Holland
A little bit early but: 8 March, 013 Tilburg: Robert Hood (M.Plant detroit) + live: Scan 7 (U.R. Detroit) + Steve Rachmad + Noes yes please... -- DISCLAIMER De gemeente Almelo aanvaardt voor haar medewerkers geen enkele aansprakelijkheid voor eventueel onjuist, onrechtmatig of ontoelaatbaar geacht gebruik van e-mail (inclusief bijlagen). Dit e-mail bericht is door de gemeente Almelo gecontroleerd op de aanwezigheid van eventuele virussen. Wij kunnen echter geen garantie afgeven dat al onze e-mail berichten volledig virus vrij zijn. Het is daarom verstandig uw binnenkomende e-mail berichten zelf op de mogelijke aanwezigheid van virussen te controleren. --
(313) Really late 2002 tops
Hey all, Not had email since NYE (btw, sincere and prolific apologies for being a drunken d!ck and not realising at Public Life...). I haven't heard the latest Drexciya stuff, and there are a few things people have mentioned I realise I've missed out on, but here's my tops of 2002 so far. First off, 10 for Steve "techno". Though there's a few I haven't got round to picking up yet on Iridite, downlow, Keynote etc. Agent K "Feed The Cat [Jason Brunton Remixes]" (UK Laws Of Motion) Convextion "Gray Sky Warm Car" (US downLow) DJ Oji & Una "We Lift Our Hands In The Sanctuary" (US Sancsoul)* Future Beat Alliance "Head Ways" (UK Emoticon) James Cotton "Mind Your Manners" (US Ghostly International) M>O>S "Utilities 2" (NE Rushhour) Macho Cat Garage "The Muffler Strut" (US downLow) Macho Cat Garage "Freedom For The Macho Cat" (NE Viewlexx) Russ Gabriel "Flip Down To Break" (UK Emoticon) $tinkworx "Todas Los Nochas" (NE Delsin) *Jason Kessler did the design ;P Also, got a CD of The Moderator and latest $tinkworx on Keynote - these are both very, very good. It is part of my plans to ignore Dave Clarke's favourites, btw. There were tons of great reissues and edits, but other original work that got me the most included... Blaze "I Think Of You" from Spiritually Speaking LP (UK Slip 'N' Slide) Classic Man "Lounge Sessions EP" (US Natural Resource) Iz & Diz "Mouth [Pepe Bradock Remix]" (UK Classic) Jill Scott "Slowly Surely [Theo Parrish Remix]" (US Ugly Edit) Joakim "Cotton Gun EP" (FR Versatile) Jovonn "Spirit LP" (US Track Mode) Kerri Chandler "Basement, Red Light & A Feeling 2" (US Madhouse) Kuniyuki "Precious Hall" (US Natural Resource) Larry Heard "Praise [Tribal Remix]" (US Trackmode) Larry Heard "Tente Imaginar" from Trip Do Brasil 2 EP 5 (FR Rhythmix) Leroy Burgess 2 (UK Soul Brother) Little Louie Vega feat. Blaze "Brand New Day" (US MAW) Los Hermanos "Quetzal" (US Los Hermanos) Metro Area LP (US Environ) Needs "Walkin' Thru Circles" (DE Needs) Ola Jagun & The Ancestral Ryhthms "Oda Oya" (US Spiritual Life) Osunlade "Touched My Soul" from Pride 12" (US Set) Outlaw Soundworks "Out [Joe Claussell Remix]" (US Dancetracks) Peven Everett "I Can't Believe I Loved Her" (US Nitegrooves) Peven Everett "Studio Confessions" (UK Genuine) Scott Ferguson "White Buffalo EP" (DE Gigolo) Shaun Escoffery "Space Rider [DJ Spinna Remix]" (UK Oyster) Skatebaard "Skateboarding Was A Crime (In 1989)" (NO Tellektro) Theo Parrish "Solitary Flight" (US Sound Signature) Theo Parrish track on Detroit Beatdown comp.
(313) Stacey Pullen and Octave One in London
Stacey Pullen and Octave One's live show at Fabric on Saturday 1st February. www.fabric-london.com
(313) shameless self promotion
A friend and I have a track on the new fabric cd mixed by keith tenniswood. Further details can be found in the cd section at http://www.fabric-london.com/ and more info on takeover records can be found at http://www.thetakeover.co.uk Cheers neil
RE: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
| -Original Message- | From: Fabrizio Nahum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] | Sent: 07 January 2003 11:40 | | Paris - The devil made me do it And don't forget that there is a new Paris album on the way, called "Sonic Jihad". No stranger to pissing off Bush family members in his packaging and lyrics, Paris has this time opted for a cover showing a jet plane homing in on the White House, and has released a single from the LP where he gets a bit, erm, leftist! I've rediscovered that album myself this year as well, the raw 808+101 production really does it for me I find - ah, it all seems so long ago now that rap was that political. (Ob313 - Paris' DJ on that album was called "Mad Mike", but wasn't *the* Mad Mike...) Brendan
Re: (313) FAVORITE HOUSE LABELS contest
>> Catagory 1: Favorite House Label in the World >> 1) trax >> 2) Alleviated >> 3) DJ international >> >> >> Catagory 2: Favorite House Label from Detroit >> 1) KMS >> 2) planet e >> 3) KDJ >
RE: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
All my dusty old skool house / hiphop 12s bug out and pitched up at 45 for that ghettotech bizness ! > -Original Message- > From: Fabrizio Nahum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 07 January 2003 11:40 > To: 313@hyperreal.org > Subject: Re: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002. > > > DeLaSoul - DeLaSoul is dead > Paris - The devil made me do it > The Stone Roses > Javanese and Balinese Gamelan music > > bye > fab. > > > - Original Message - > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <313@hyperreal.org> > Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 8:33 AM > Subject: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002. > > > > 1. B-52's. Mesopotamia. > > 2. Pylon. Gyrate. > > 3. A Certain Ratio. Shack Up / Flight. > > 4. Stephen Mallinder. Pow Wow Plus. especially "cool down". > > 5. Robert Palmer. I Didn't Mean to Turn You On. + You Are > In My System. > > 6. Elektrik Funk. I Sing The Funk Elektrik. [thanks James Duncan]. > > 7. The Clash. This is Radio Clash. RIP Joe Strummer. > > 8. Darryl Hall & John Oates. I Can't Go For That. [perhaps the most > obvious?] > > 9. Joy Division. the drum-machine only track that MBM samples for > >"Hello Teenage America". very rare + good. > > 10. Gang of Four. To Hell With Poverty. > > 11. Prince. Erotic City. Nasty. > > 12. Sergio Mendes. Everything, practically. > > 13. Martin Circus. Disco Circus. > > 14. Don Cherry & Gato Barbieri. Togetherness. > > 15. Big Black. Atomizer. > > 16. ESG. Everything. Thanks to Soul Jazz, we have rereleases. yay. > > 17. me getting back into hardware, music and life in a major way. > > > > > > +odd > > -- > > Todd Sines > > icq: 7580 > > SCALE:form | image | sound > > http://www.scalestudio.com > > > > -- This message is intended only for the personal and confidential use of the designated recipient(s) named above. If you are not the intended recipient of this message you are hereby notified that any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this message is strictly prohibited. This communication is for information purposes only and should not be regarded as an offer to sell or as a solicitation of an offer to buy any financial product, an official confirmation of any transaction, or as an official statement of Lehman Brothers. Email transmission cannot be guaranteed to be secure or error-free. Therefore, we do not represent that this information is complete or accurate and it should not be relied upon as such. All information is subject to change without notice.
Re: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
DeLaSoul - DeLaSoul is dead Paris - The devil made me do it The Stone Roses Javanese and Balinese Gamelan music bye fab. - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 8:33 AM Subject: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002. > 1. B-52's. Mesopotamia. > 2. Pylon. Gyrate. > 3. A Certain Ratio. Shack Up / Flight. > 4. Stephen Mallinder. Pow Wow Plus. especially "cool down". > 5. Robert Palmer. I Didn't Mean to Turn You On. + You Are In My System. > 6. Elektrik Funk. I Sing The Funk Elektrik. [thanks James Duncan]. > 7. The Clash. This is Radio Clash. RIP Joe Strummer. > 8. Darryl Hall & John Oates. I Can't Go For That. [perhaps the most obvious?] > 9. Joy Division. the drum-machine only track that MBM samples for >"Hello Teenage America". very rare + good. > 10. Gang of Four. To Hell With Poverty. > 11. Prince. Erotic City. Nasty. > 12. Sergio Mendes. Everything, practically. > 13. Martin Circus. Disco Circus. > 14. Don Cherry & Gato Barbieri. Togetherness. > 15. Big Black. Atomizer. > 16. ESG. Everything. Thanks to Soul Jazz, we have rereleases. yay. > 17. me getting back into hardware, music and life in a major way. > > > +odd > -- > Todd Sines > icq: 7580 > SCALE:form | image | sound > http://www.scalestudio.com >
(313) Melodies in the Brain
At Dartmouth uni a researcher is identifying the areas of the brain that process melody and music http://www.dartmouth.edu/7enews/releases/dec02/melodies.shtml have a lovely day and practice your moves! ;-P fab.
Re: (313) FAVORITE HOUSE LABELS contest
> Catagory 1: Favorite House Label in the World > 1) main street > 2) forcetracks > 3) substatic > > > Catagory 2: Favorite House Label from Detroit > 1) Sound Signatures > 2) KDJ
RE: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
i remember this (i was a big albini/big black fan back then and wondered who mojo was)it was their drum machines that eventually led me to industrial and then techno... and now i'm here :) robin... > Big Black, led by Steve Albini, were based in Evanston IL, though I > believe that Steve Albini was from MT (?). The back cover of > 'Atomiser' has a letter addressed to the bassist, David Riley, from > the Electrifying Mojo, welcoming him to the MFA (Midnight Funk > Association) and a MFA ID card signed by the Mojo that says: > > "The bearer of this card is a No.1 fan of the Electrifying Mojo; and > a member in good standing who is entitled to special priviledges and > considerations due to members of the M.F.A.; as specified by the > Electrifying Mojo. > > CLUB MEETING: Monday thru Saturday 12 Mid to 12.30 a.m." > > Sorry for this outburst of extreme (and OT) trainspotterism, but I > thought that was quite cool actually. BTW, Big Black often used a > Roland drum machine in their recordings. > > Also, their record label 'Touch and Go' is pretty awesome, with acts > like The Jesus Lizard, Urge Overkill etc. Not very 313 I realise, but > great music nonetheless. > > Dan > > >I second Big Black - weren't they from Detroit? This may be an extremely > >tenuous 313-link but doesn't the cover have a matchbook or a membership card > >or something (sorry, I haven't seen it in years) depicting the Electrifying > >Mojo's radio show? > >Re: Hall and Oates - I always preferred Maneater!
Re: (313) Fw: [EMAIL PROTECTED] this week: Kraftwerk special
Speaking of Kraftwerk, Are any on this list in OZ/NZ going to see them later this month? - Original Message - From: Tom Robbins/Magic Feet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 313 mailing list <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 11:01 AM Subject: (313) Fw: [EMAIL PROTECTED] this week: Kraftwerk special > - Original Message - > From: "Sunglasses At Night" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 10:59 AM > Subject: [EMAIL PROTECTED] this week: Kraftwerk special > > > > PLEASE FORWARD ON > > > > > ^^ > > > > ^ -- > > \ SUNGLASSES / > >\ AT NIGHT/ > > - -- > > > > THIS WEEK'S EVENT > > > > Thursday 9th January > > 20:00-00:00hr > > FREE ENTRY > > > > Celebrating 25 years of 'Trans-Europe Express' > > A tribute to the greatest band of the 20th Century: > > KRAFTWERK > > with special guest DJ > > THE EQUALISER > > + NWD & TMF > > > > This will be a one off night of pure Werkmusik: you'll hear all the great > > Kraftwerk originals, plus cover versions, classic tracks that sampled > > Kraftwerk and even the odd bootleg, all of it complimented by > > specially-created Werkian visuals. Dressing the part is positively > > encouraged. Let's werk it! > > > > @ Junktion 7 > > above Bar Seven, > > top of Ilkeston Road, > > Canning Circus, > > Nottingham > > > > ^^ > > > > NEXT DATE > > > > *Thursday 23rd January > > with TMF & NWD > > > > The [EMAIL PROTECTED] residents first night to themselves since moving to > > Junktion 7. > > Expect to hear lots of new material, such as: > > > > *Ulysses: Robotik/The Sound Of Robots Dancing (Scatalogics 12") > > *Miss Kittin & The Hacker: Stock Exchange (Gigolo 12") > > *The Alpha Male: Le Telephone Call (Scatalogics 12") > > *Tiga: Hot In Herre (!K7 12") > > *Terence Fixmer: Aktion Mekanik Theme (Music Man 12") > > *Terence Fixmer: Breathe/She Said Destroy (Planete Rouge 12") > > *Electric Six: Danger! High Voltage [Soulchild 12" Blitz mix] (XL 12") > > *Erlend Oye: Sudden Rush [Ewan Pearson vocal mix] (Source 12") > > *Putsch'79: 1300 EP (Clone 12") > > *Alden Tyrell: Obsession (Clone 12") > > *Perspects: The Third And Final Report (Interdimensional Transmissions > 12") > > *Mr Velcro Fastener: Velcropopvichy (Electrix 12") > > *Kiko: Italomatic [Kiko & The Hacker remix] (GoodLife 12") > > *W.I.T.: Hold Me Touch Me [Black Strobe mixes] (Mogul Electro 12") > > *Product.01: Heart Ov Glass (testpress) > > > > More dates/guests to be announced very soon > > > > ^^ > > > > New flyers & posters are in production and will be ready by Thursday. If > you > > can help with distribution, please let us know or come and find us on the > > night. > > > > ^^ > > > > transmission ends. > > > > > >
(313) Fw: [EMAIL PROTECTED] this week: Kraftwerk special
- Original Message - From: "Sunglasses At Night" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 10:59 AM Subject: [EMAIL PROTECTED] this week: Kraftwerk special > PLEASE FORWARD ON > > > ^^ > > ^ -- > \ SUNGLASSES / >\ AT NIGHT/ > - -- > > THIS WEEK'S EVENT > > Thursday 9th January > 20:00-00:00hr > FREE ENTRY > > Celebrating 25 years of 'Trans-Europe Express' > A tribute to the greatest band of the 20th Century: > KRAFTWERK > with special guest DJ > THE EQUALISER > + NWD & TMF > > This will be a one off night of pure Werkmusik: you'll hear all the great > Kraftwerk originals, plus cover versions, classic tracks that sampled > Kraftwerk and even the odd bootleg, all of it complimented by > specially-created Werkian visuals. Dressing the part is positively > encouraged. Let's werk it! > > @ Junktion 7 > above Bar Seven, > top of Ilkeston Road, > Canning Circus, > Nottingham > > ^^ > > NEXT DATE > > *Thursday 23rd January > with TMF & NWD > > The [EMAIL PROTECTED] residents first night to themselves since moving to > Junktion 7. > Expect to hear lots of new material, such as: > > *Ulysses: Robotik/The Sound Of Robots Dancing (Scatalogics 12") > *Miss Kittin & The Hacker: Stock Exchange (Gigolo 12") > *The Alpha Male: Le Telephone Call (Scatalogics 12") > *Tiga: Hot In Herre (!K7 12") > *Terence Fixmer: Aktion Mekanik Theme (Music Man 12") > *Terence Fixmer: Breathe/She Said Destroy (Planete Rouge 12") > *Electric Six: Danger! High Voltage [Soulchild 12" Blitz mix] (XL 12") > *Erlend Oye: Sudden Rush [Ewan Pearson vocal mix] (Source 12") > *Putsch'79: 1300 EP (Clone 12") > *Alden Tyrell: Obsession (Clone 12") > *Perspects: The Third And Final Report (Interdimensional Transmissions 12") > *Mr Velcro Fastener: Velcropopvichy (Electrix 12") > *Kiko: Italomatic [Kiko & The Hacker remix] (GoodLife 12") > *W.I.T.: Hold Me Touch Me [Black Strobe mixes] (Mogul Electro 12") > *Product.01: Heart Ov Glass (testpress) > > More dates/guests to be announced very soon > > ^^ > > New flyers & posters are in production and will be ready by Thursday. If you > can help with distribution, please let us know or come and find us on the > night. > > ^^ > > transmission ends. > >
RE: (313) FAVORITE HOUSE LABELS contest
Ive not seen anyone list Dancemania or IHR yet !! disgraceful behaviour ! Marc > -Original Message- > From: Bulger, Tim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 07 January 2003 08:05 > To: 313@hyperreal.org > Subject: RE: (313) FAVORITE HOUSE LABELS contest > > > > Catagory 1: Favorite House Label in the World > 1) Classic > 2) Guidance > 3) Perlon (does that count? if not, I'll pick Tango) > > > Catagory 2: Favorite House Label from Detroit > 1) Moods & Grooves > 2) KDJ > 3) Sound Signature > > > Tim > > -- This message is intended only for the personal and confidential use of the designated recipient(s) named above. If you are not the intended recipient of this message you are hereby notified that any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this message is strictly prohibited. This communication is for information purposes only and should not be regarded as an offer to sell or as a solicitation of an offer to buy any financial product, an official confirmation of any transaction, or as an official statement of Lehman Brothers. Email transmission cannot be guaranteed to be secure or error-free. Therefore, we do not represent that this information is complete or accurate and it should not be relied upon as such. All information is subject to change without notice.
RE: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
Big Black, led by Steve Albini, were based in Evanston IL, though I believe that Steve Albini was from MT (?). The back cover of 'Atomiser' has a letter addressed to the bassist, David Riley, from the Electrifying Mojo, welcoming him to the MFA (Midnight Funk Association) and a MFA ID card signed by the Mojo that says: "The bearer of this card is a No.1 fan of the Electrifying Mojo; and a member in good standing who is entitled to special priviledges and considerations due to members of the M.F.A.; as specified by the Electrifying Mojo. CLUB MEETING: Monday thru Saturday 12 Mid to 12.30 a.m." Sorry for this outburst of extreme (and OT) trainspotterism, but I thought that was quite cool actually. BTW, Big Black often used a Roland drum machine in their recordings. Also, their record label 'Touch and Go' is pretty awesome, with acts like The Jesus Lizard, Urge Overkill etc. Not very 313 I realise, but great music nonetheless. Dan I second Big Black - weren't they from Detroit? This may be an extremely tenuous 313-link but doesn't the cover have a matchbook or a membership card or something (sorry, I haven't seen it in years) depicting the Electrifying Mojo's radio show? Re: Hall and Oates - I always preferred Maneater!
Re: (313) FAVORITE HOUSE LABELS contest
> Catagory 1: Favorite House Label in the World > 1) trax > 2) nu groove > 3) balance/prescription > > > Catagory 2: Favorite House Label from Detroit > 1) KMS > 2) planet e > 3) moods and grooves
RE: (313) peacefrog schedule
> >Jan 2003: PFG028 Jello EP for lovers of exceedingly well-constructed, british electronica rooted in Detroit, Jello is D Fitton aka Bola, and last year's album was very great... eager to get that EP. > >Feb 2003: PFG030 Plaid Remix > >2LP PT1 505029413431-3 / 2LP PT2 505029413441-2 / 2CD > 505029413452-8 the same Plaid as those on Warp ??? Stupid question : what is the reason behind their changing of catalogue numbering ? is it just the 10th anniversary ? and also : I loved their 10.100 and 10.100.2 comps, haven't seen any 10.100.3, has there been one released ? Gwendal
RE: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
I second Big Black - weren't they from Detroit? This may be an extremely tenuous 313-link but doesn't the cover have a matchbook or a membership card or something (sorry, I haven't seen it in years) depicting the Electrifying Mojo's radio show? Re: Hall and Oates - I always preferred Maneater! -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 7:33 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002. 1. B-52's. Mesopotamia. 2. Pylon. Gyrate. 3. A Certain Ratio. Shack Up / Flight. 4. Stephen Mallinder. Pow Wow Plus. especially "cool down". 5. Robert Palmer. I Didn't Mean to Turn You On. + You Are In My System. 6. Elektrik Funk. I Sing The Funk Elektrik. [thanks James Duncan]. 7. The Clash. This is Radio Clash. RIP Joe Strummer. 8. Darryl Hall & John Oates. I Can't Go For That. [perhaps the most obvious?] 9. Joy Division. the drum-machine only track that MBM samples for "Hello Teenage America". very rare + good. 10. Gang of Four. To Hell With Poverty. 11. Prince. Erotic City. Nasty. 12. Sergio Mendes. Everything, practically. 13. Martin Circus. Disco Circus. 14. Don Cherry & Gato Barbieri. Togetherness. 15. Big Black. Atomizer. 16. ESG. Everything. Thanks to Soul Jazz, we have rereleases. yay. 17. me getting back into hardware, music and life in a major way. +odd -- Todd Sines icq: 7580 SCALE:form | image | sound http://www.scalestudio.com 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]
Re: (313) FAVORITE HOUSE LABELS contest
> Catagory 1: Favorite House Label in the World > 1) Classic > 2) Yoruba > 3) KDJ > > > Catagory 2: Favorite House Label from Detroit > 1) KDJ > 2) Sound Signature > 3) Planet e mrpink
RE: (313) Top tunes 2002
Seconded. I should have added that to my tops for 2000. That whole event was special. Someone posted the photo's of Mills chatting with Jarre before it started to the front Kraftwerk, to the left Mills, to the right Bowie ... k >-Original Message- >From: Oliver Ruehl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Monday, January 06, 2003 7:44 PM >To: 313@hyperreal.org >Subject: RE: (313) Top tunes 2002 > > >Hi there. > >Oliver from Germany here. New to the list as well. > >Here is my top tune of 2002: >Kraftwerk Live in Paris 26-09-2002 and Luxembourg 29-09-2002 playing the DJ >Rolando/UR version of Expo 2000. >An unforgettable event. > >Best wishes, > >Oliver >
RE: (313) FAVORITE HOUSE LABELS contest
Catagory 1: Favorite House Label in the World 1) Classic 2) Guidance 3) Perlon (does that count? if not, I'll pick Tango) Catagory 2: Favorite House Label from Detroit 1) Moods & Grooves 2) KDJ 3) Sound Signature Tim
Fw: (313) FAVORITE HOUSE LABELS contest
Forgot to include the list when I first sent this, doh! ;-) m* - Original Message - From: "Mark S. Krüx" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, January 06, 2003 5:18 PM Subject: Re: (313) FAVORITE HOUSE LABELS contest > Jesus trying to narrow this down is beyond tough!!;-) Here's the best I can > do: > > Catagory 1: Favorite House Label in the World > 1) Cajual > 2) Trax > 3) Freeze / Peacefrog (tie) > > > Catagory 2: Favorite House Label from Detroit > 1) Harmonie Park > 2) Surveillance > 3) KDJ > > Peace, > > m* > _ > > Mark S. Krüx Mobile - 917.817.3989 > DJ / PhotographerFax - 877.485.3477 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > _ >
Re: (313) FAVORITE HOUSE LABELS contest
Catagory 1: Favorite House Label in the World 1) Guidance 2) Masters At Work 3) Trackmode Catagory 2: Favorite House Label from Detroit 1) Moods & Grooves 2) Soul City/UR 3) KDJ
RE: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
and... Wackies backcatalogue thanks to Basic Channel. jasonb > -- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Reply To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, 7 January 2003 3:33 PM > To: 313@hyperreal.org > Subject: (313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002. > > 1. B-52's. Mesopotamia. > 2. Pylon. Gyrate. > 3. A Certain Ratio. Shack Up / Flight. > 4. Stephen Mallinder. Pow Wow Plus. especially "cool down". > 5. Robert Palmer. I Didn't Mean to Turn You On. + You Are In My System. > 6. Elektrik Funk. I Sing The Funk Elektrik. [thanks James Duncan]. > 7. The Clash. This is Radio Clash. RIP Joe Strummer. > 8. Darryl Hall & John Oates. I Can't Go For That. [perhaps the most > obvious?] > 9. Joy Division. the drum-machine only track that MBM samples for >"Hello Teenage America". very rare + good. > 10. Gang of Four. To Hell With Poverty. > 11. Prince. Erotic City. Nasty. > 12. Sergio Mendes. Everything, practically. > 13. Martin Circus. Disco Circus. > 14. Don Cherry & Gato Barbieri. Togetherness. > 15. Big Black. Atomizer. > 16. ESG. Everything. Thanks to Soul Jazz, we have rereleases. yay. > 17. me getting back into hardware, music and life in a major way. > > > +odd > -- > Todd Sines > icq: 7580 > SCALE:form | image | sound > http://www.scalestudio.com >
(313) top ten rediscoveries for 2002.
1. B-52's. Mesopotamia. 2. Pylon. Gyrate. 3. A Certain Ratio. Shack Up / Flight. 4. Stephen Mallinder. Pow Wow Plus. especially "cool down". 5. Robert Palmer. I Didn't Mean to Turn You On. + You Are In My System. 6. Elektrik Funk. I Sing The Funk Elektrik. [thanks James Duncan]. 7. The Clash. This is Radio Clash. RIP Joe Strummer. 8. Darryl Hall & John Oates. I Can't Go For That. [perhaps the most obvious?] 9. Joy Division. the drum-machine only track that MBM samples for "Hello Teenage America". very rare + good. 10. Gang of Four. To Hell With Poverty. 11. Prince. Erotic City. Nasty. 12. Sergio Mendes. Everything, practically. 13. Martin Circus. Disco Circus. 14. Don Cherry & Gato Barbieri. Togetherness. 15. Big Black. Atomizer. 16. ESG. Everything. Thanks to Soul Jazz, we have rereleases. yay. 17. me getting back into hardware, music and life in a major way. +odd -- Todd Sines icq: 7580 SCALE:form | image | sound http://www.scalestudio.com
(313) upcoming dates NYC / T.O.
hi everyone. HAPPY NEW YEAR. I'm doing some stuff starting this Friday in NYC. If you're around, drop me a line. [EMAIL PROTECTED] all of this is at: http://www.scalestudio.com/sound/sines/ 10 January [Friday] Record Camp happy hour // LIVE experimental set 10-11 pm Open Air 121 St. Marks Place at Avenue A. Stiff // post-punk, funk, industrial, tesh-no, haus, and all that junk. w/ John Morton // 12-2:30 or whatever Pianos 158 Ludlow Street just below Stanton 14 January [Tuesday] White Label night // deep house + broken jazz + etc. 10:30-midnight w/ Ben Butler + friends Soho Grand Hotel 310 West Broadway, NYC 15 January [Wednesday] Aphasic // LIVE deep tech house PA Liquids Lounge 266 East 10th Street (btwn 1st ave & ave A) 18 January [Sat-a-day] 59 Canal St // DJ tech house funk w/ Ulysses, [D*nky, M*gda TBC.] 25 January compound 007 finally! the TORONTO record release party! CARL CRAIG special guest DJ TODD SINES + NATACHA LABELLE // LIVE MOONSTARR // LIVE + DJ PAN-TiKi // LIVE w/ DJ CHRISTIAN NEWHOOK Una Mas 422 Adelaide Street West Toronto, Ontario ciao, +odd -- Todd Sines icq: 7580 SCALE:form | image | sound http://www.scalestudio.com
(313) best of 2002 playlist WNUR Chicago - 1 Jan 2003
Clinically Inclined 3 Jan 2003 9:30pm - 12:30am CST live stream www.wnur.org during showtime / 89.3 FM in Chicago While many good tracks from 2002 escaped us, here is our take on the best that we could actually get our hands on... This mix was recorded and coming soon as to a clinical website near you. 9:30 - 10:30pm >> M. MacQueen damon lamar - rising sun (tetrode) $tinkworx - todas las noches - todas las noches (delsin) $tinkworx - sumitomo trust - todas las noches (delsin) theo parrish and marsellus pittman - questions comments - essential selections vol. 2 (trackmode) aardvarck - hard to come [harco pront remake] - donkey boy (music for speakers) amp fiddler - superficial [j.a.n. mix] - basmentality (genuine) double helix - low key (rush hour) kelley polar quartet - astrid & julia [live from the cobra cabaret] - audition ep (environ) theo parrish - solitary flight (sound signature) metro area - dance reaction - metro area (environ) jazzanova - that night [wa-chu-ku perspective] (jcr) russ gabriel - my new room (emoticon) rednose distrikt - n.y. boom [domu's n.y. beats] (rush hour) domu - cloud city - up + down (archive) volcov & paradox - no europe [domu remix] (archive) anthony shakir - spectre - what, me worry? (seventh city) recloose - kapiti dream - cardiology (planet e) todd sines & natacha labelle - come closer [moonstarr's broken dub] (planet e) 10:30 - 11:45pm >> MacQueen vs. Siska - tag 2x2 tonearmwrestle future beat alliance - head ways - head ways ep (emoticon) joakim - cotton gun (versatile) total science - sugar sweet (head 2 toe) connective zone - dude - qwerty ep (emoticon) arne weinberg - beauty in decay - beauty in decay (down low) dimension 5 - space travel - alien artform (delsin) the moderator - when we dance this is my dream - interstate 5 (keynote) convextion - spice tea (down low) derek carr - paris metro - initial transmission (digital soul) red sequence - squirrel scratch - parotic foundations vol. 1 (parotic) los hermanos - tescat - LH 2 (los hermanos) nu era - drum ensemble - scattered snares vol. 1 (twisted funk) strand - reel me in - pigeon-toed orange peel (tactile) d. ball - slack (ourtime) john tejada & aran leviste - it's only music - it's only music (groovetech) aurora - dark paradise (underground resistance) splinterfaction - ultraism - soul in motion comp. (irma) 11:45 - 12:30pm >> Dr. Siska takes it home slowdive - crazy for love (ulrich schnauss rmx) - blue skied an' clear (morr) boards of canda - twoism - twoism (warp/music70) yagya - snowflake - rhythm of snow (force inc) pub - ? - derail (ampoule) drexciya - undersea disturbances - harnessed the storm (tresor) duplex - aerosoul - autoload (clone) tang - unwind - nightfall (emphasis) scion - pt. 02 - arrange and process basic channel tracks (tresor) -- peace
RE: (313) peacefrog schedule
Speaking of Peacefrog, didn't they put out a tune out a while back... say, seven or so years ago... called 'Empath'? I'm pretty sure that was the only vocal snippet, just the one word, 'empath' layered with efx, fairly minimal, housey, tech? Anyone else remember this? m -Original Message- From: marsel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, January 06, 2003 12:58 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) peacefrog schedule guess several would be interested rough schedule >Jan 2003: PFG028 Jello EP > >Jan 2003: PFG023 Suburban Knight EP > >Jan 2003: PFG025 Suburban Knight Album >2LP 505029413411-5 / CD 505029413422-1 > >Jan 2003: PFG034 New World Aquarium EP > >Feb 2003: PFG030 Plaid Remix >2LP PT1 505029413431-3 / 2LP PT2 505029413441-2 / 2CD 505029413452-8 > >Feb 2003: PFG032 Moodymann EP > >Mar 2003: PFG035 Ian 0'Brien EP > >Mar 2003: PFG036 Moodymann Album >2LP 505029413461-0 / CD 505029413472-6 > >Apr 2003: PFG037 Charles Webster Remixed >(Born on the 24th July Remixes) > >May 2003: PFG038 Ian O'Brien Album >2LP 505029413481-8 / CD 505029413492-4 >Also signed for 2003 release: New Charles Webster studio album, & a Swag >remix album.
