Re: (313) Re: (313 Electrifying Mojo.(was Another Freep Article)
I'm not sure everyone on that list is actually spinning? On Tuesday, January 14, 2003, at 04:11 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Wow - Electrifying Mojo will be playing. Since I'm not a Detroit resident I don't know this but does he still DJ on the radio? If anyone should play DEMF he should. MEK
RE: (313) Carl Craig, Metro Area mixes...
Sorry to you non French speaking individuals.. It's the 'ecoutez le mix' link. :) -Original Message- From: Bulger, Tim Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 1:01 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) Carl Craig, Metro Area mixes... Make your day a little more interesting. :) http://www.mcm.net/MixMax/index.php/31195/8/#player Tim
Re: (313) Re: (313 Electrifying Mojo.(was Another Freep Article)
afaik, he was gone for a long time and all the talk about him seems to have stirred him from his lair. maybe Im wrong, but it wouldnt be the first time, so Im cool with it :)_ -Joe - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Andy Mitchell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: "313 List" <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 4:11 PM Subject: (313) Re: (313 Electrifying Mojo.(was Another Freep Article) > > Wow - Electrifying Mojo will be playing. Since I'm not a Detroit resident I > don't know this but does he still DJ on the radio? > > If anyone should play DEMF he should. > > MEK > >
Re: (313) radio show needs djs/producers
oops, this wasnt meant for the list sorry and all the people that got copied, sorry for that too. I just suck at email today -Joe - Original Message - From: "::)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <313@hyperreal.org>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 4:03 PM Subject: Re: (313) radio show needs djs/producers > wtf, I love radio shows. Im down if you need a PA. > > I've done 4-5 radio shows and I'm kind of a resident in ann arbor on a radio > show there, but its like a quarterly residency :) > > here is a chunk of live house I did on NYE: > > http://www.emmrecords.com/~fux//fux__antisocial_live_house.mp3 > > good luck with the show either way! thanks for enlightening people to a > different kind of music > > -Joe > > > - Original Message - > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <313@hyperreal.org>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 3:28 PM > Subject: (313) radio show needs djs/producers > > > > it's a new semester here at lansing community college and it's time to get > the > > electronic boutique back on the web after the winter break. > > > > there have been a few chages I have relaxed the time limit rules, well it > pretty > > much gone and the new time is wednesday (still) 2 pm- 4 pm (an hour later) > > > > I still need artists (dj's/producers) help, right now I have three set for > this > > month (mumtaz, shawn reeves, cyborg k) if you would like t join the ranks > hit me > > up at : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > tomarrow (wed.) will be the semesters first show so tune in to > > www.channelzonline.org at 2 pm > > > > also to those producers on the list if you have live set, I do use those > and I > > do play tracks, so get a hold of me. > > > > scotto > > lansing, mi. > > >
(313) Re: (313 Electrifying Mojo.(was Another Freep Article)
Wow - Electrifying Mojo will be playing. Since I'm not a Detroit resident I don't know this but does he still DJ on the radio? If anyone should play DEMF he should. MEK
Re: (313) radio show needs djs/producers
wtf, I love radio shows. Im down if you need a PA. I've done 4-5 radio shows and I'm kind of a resident in ann arbor on a radio show there, but its like a quarterly residency :) here is a chunk of live house I did on NYE: http://www.emmrecords.com/~fux//fux__antisocial_live_house.mp3 good luck with the show either way! thanks for enlightening people to a different kind of music -Joe - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 3:28 PM Subject: (313) radio show needs djs/producers > it's a new semester here at lansing community college and it's time to get the > electronic boutique back on the web after the winter break. > > there have been a few chages I have relaxed the time limit rules, well it pretty > much gone and the new time is wednesday (still) 2 pm- 4 pm (an hour later) > > I still need artists (dj's/producers) help, right now I have three set for this > month (mumtaz, shawn reeves, cyborg k) if you would like t join the ranks hit me > up at : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > tomarrow (wed.) will be the semesters first show so tune in to > www.channelzonline.org at 2 pm > > also to those producers on the list if you have live set, I do use those and I > do play tracks, so get a hold of me. > > scotto > lansing, mi. >
(313) Carl Craig, Metro Area mixes...
Make your day a little more interesting. :) http://www.mcm.net/MixMax/index.php/31195/8/#player Tim
(313) housey housey
Some housey thing www.evtacon.co.uk/sounds/houseyhousey.mp3 hmmm not sure on this, needs a lot of work. Feed back is aprechieated. Thanks Max
(313) radio show needs djs/producers
it's a new semester here at lansing community college and it's time to get the electronic boutique back on the web after the winter break. there have been a few chages I have relaxed the time limit rules, well it pretty much gone and the new time is wednesday (still) 2 pm- 4 pm (an hour later) I still need artists (dj's/producers) help, right now I have three set for this month (mumtaz, shawn reeves, cyborg k) if you would like t join the ranks hit me up at : [EMAIL PROTECTED] tomarrow (wed.) will be the semesters first show so tune in to www.channelzonline.org at 2 pm also to those producers on the list if you have live set, I do use those and I do play tracks, so get a hold of me. scotto lansing, mi.
Re: (313) Another Freep Article (was DEMF 2003 is on...)
> http://www.freep.com/entertainment/music/detmus12_20030112.htm The important pullout details for those who didn't read the article: "Ignition 2003," an exhibit kickoff party at the Roostertail at 8 p.m. Friday will include appearances by Juan Atkins, Eddie Fowlkes, Electrifying Mojo and Keith Tucker. $25-$35. Exhibit preview 6 p.m.-8 p.m. Friday at Detroit Historical Museum. $150, presale only. 313-833-1980. Me, I'd rather check Mojo et. al than blow $150 bucks on an exhibition that's gonna be open every day until mid-2004. If I was in Detroit that is... (sigh) The Free Press has also published this techno timeline: (http://www.freep.com/entertainment/music/techno12_20030112.htm) Events in Detroit Techno History 1981: Juan Atkins' Cybotron releases its first single, "Alleys of Your Mind." 1983: Atkins releases "Techno City" and gives the music a name. 1985: DJs Derrick May and Kevin Saunderson link with Atkins to form a network of Detroit record labels. 1987: May records "Strings of Life," regarded by many to be Detroit techno's seminal track. 1988: Virgin Records releases the compilation "Techno! The New Dance Sound of Detroit" and introduces the music to Europe, where it's wholeheartedly embraced. 1989: Saunderson becomes a British pop star on the back of singles like "Big Fun" and "Good Life." 1991: Carl Craig helps establish Detroit techno's second wave. 1992: Jeff Mills, Mike Banks and Underground Resistance launch an edgy, militant brand of their hometown's sound. 1993: Windsor's Richie Hawtin, recording as Plastikman, releases his first album and heads to superstar success. 1996: Artists such as Stacey Pullen and Sean Deason exploit new technology to craft the third wave of Detroit techno. 2000: The first Detroit Electronic Music Festival hits Hart Plaza, drawing an estimated million people to the riverfront. 2003: "Techno: Detroit's Gift to the World" premieres at the Detroit Historical Museum.
(313) 'Settings' CD RELEASE PARTY - Thinkbox
'Settings' CD RELEASE PARTY WHO: THINKBOX ( http://www.thinkbox.ca ) WHAT: experimental electronic music CD release & performance event WHEN: January 24, 2003 beginning at 9pm WHERE: Detroit Contemporary, 5141 Rosa Parks Boulevard Detroit, MI 48208 COST: $5 (you will receive a coupon for $5 off the 'Settings' CD release) WHO/WHAT IS 'THINKBOX': Since the Thinkbox self-curating media collective started sharing ideas in the late 1990's, they have involved themselves (and the Windsor/Detroit art and electronic music communities) with their vision of producing a kind of experimental 'intermedia' that is both unfamiliar and unique, and most often introducing sound as a key element. This collective, while occasionally in flux, currently retains a solid core of members that consists of Windsor's Mark Laliberte, Christopher Bissonnette, Chris McNamara, Steven Roy, and Ypsilanti Michigan's Bill Van Loo. Local electronic music community veteran Rob Theakston (also from Ypsilanti) is also regularly involved with the collective, and will be assisting with promotions and distribution for future events and media releases. Much of their collective output to this point has involved the creation of large scale new media installations, of video projections, of performances in gallery settings, as well as occasional forays into the more experimental aspects of club culture. For example, McNamara, a professor of film and video at the University of Michigan, recently exhibited a video installation at 'Stiftung BINZ 39' in Zurich, Switzerland, and will be returning there as 'artist-in-residence' in summer 2003; Van Loo, well-known in the area for his unique laptop performances, recently opened for veteran UK sound artist David Toop during his local stopover at Artcite Inc this past November; Laliberte, a sound installation artist showing on a national level, was commissioned in June 2002 by CBC Radio Windsor to collaborate with one of their reporters on a study & manipulation of the ambient sounds floating around the Windsor area, to explore the ways in which 'field recordings' can be used as a creative material and a compositional source (also of note: the source sound for this project was later opened up to the rest of the collective, resulting in 'Interpretations', an MP3 'remix' project released exclusively on www.thinkbox.ca, their website). Meanwhile, all the Thinkbox members have toned their personal sound palettes in recent years by hosting events at Windsor venues such as Milk (where they do a monthly glitch and texture night called 'Signal'), The Press Club, Lift Lounge, and Artcite Inc, as well as participating in other DJ events in both Detroit and Toronto. 2003 is looking to be a key year for Thinkbox, as they prepare to release 'Settings' which will officially debut at a release party at 'Detroit Contemporary' on Jan 24, 2003. This special evening will host a number of unique moments; most notably, it will be the first time that all of the members will perform in one evening at a single venue. It should be a spectacle, to say the least. THINKBOX P.O. Box 412 // Station 'A' Windsor, ON // N9A 6L7 // Canada ph: 519.253.3139 e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.thinkbox.ca _ Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963
(313) Luomo/Vladislav Delay in NYC...
Luomo/Vladislav Delay when: Sun 1.19 (10pm) where: Piano's (158 Ludlow St, 212.505.3733) price: $3 links: Luomo Your guiltless Sunday night exploitation of the long weekend gets a little saucier with this rare and exclusive New York appearance of Vladislav Delay and his alter-ego Luomo. Under this guise, the Finnish producer supplants avant chops and blips for smooth digital house. Lengthy, twilight specter and sultry female vocalists not only made Luomo's one and only album, 2001's Vocal City, an entrancing favorite on the dancefloor, it seduced critics as well. For this gig, Luomo promises favorites from Vocal City and a preview of his upcoming album on the Force Trax label. (DB) www.flavorpill.net/current
Re: (313) Detroit d.j's / Mixers
Rodec? - Original Message - From: "Chris Anglesey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 10:05 AM Subject: (313) Detroit d.j's / Mixers > > Does anyone out there know what the general preferred choice of mixer/effect > unit is that Detroit d.j's such as May & Saunderson use ?? > > I read a recent Saunderson interview and he was raving about one mixer in > particular, although I can't remember the name ?? > > Chris. >
(313) Detroit d.j's / Mixers
Does anyone out there know what the general preferred choice of mixer/effect unit is that Detroit d.j's such as May & Saunderson use ?? I read a recent Saunderson interview and he was raving about one mixer in particular, although I can't remember the name ?? Chris.
(313) Rolando in London - guest list
The background: Rolando is playing at BASE on the 31st January, which is at Crash in Vauxhall. Colin Dale, Jim Masters and Brenda Russell provide support, with us playing booty, electro and ghetto tech in the second room. Anyway, it turns out that I can get 313ers on a concessions list where it'll cost £8 to get in rather than the £12 door tab. Hit me back privately (I've always wanted to say that!) and I'll make sure your name is down. Even if you're only *maybe* going, you might as well get your name on the list - better safe than sorry! If you want more info on the night, go here: http://www.wideadventure.com/base0103.htm Brendan
(313) Maestro
Following the recent thread about the influence of disco, I thought I'd mention this film I've heard about 'Maestro'. It's going to have some advance screenings in London in February, just wondering if anyone has seen it yet and can offer a review, as it's already been shown at selected venues in the US and Europe. http://maestro-documentary.com/index.htm has a bit of information which I've included below. Cheers Gary MAESTRO is a feature film documentary, 3.5 years in the making, it captures the intense experiences of the people who were responsible for underground dance music that influenced the world. MAESTRO takes you into the world of Larry Levan, Paradise Garage; David Mancuso, The Loft, as they formed the center piece within the underground culture as it evolved into dance music of today. This culture transcended musical genres and created magical, lasting moments, not only in clubs but also within the spiritual terrain of our hearts and psyches. These modern day maestros provided environments where our spirits, creativity, passion and diversity both thrived and flourished. They were so significant that without them, dance music today would be drastically different-worldwide. Most film documents of this movement have fallen short of its true story and impact to the world, providing us with a glossed over account of the time. Opting for a more personal and candid approach, MAESTRO shows the true history of its individuals. Tracing the underground's dance origin, MAESTRO brings out a true, candid and tragic understanding of this intense lifestyle, and the lives they lived and died for. It is far from mere nostalgia, this film is like the music and experiences it chronicles.
RE: (313) Fw: THE HACKER TAKES THE NEXT STEP...
'Like Miss Kittin, The Hacker is also a talented DJ' k
RE: (313) Fw: THE HACKER TAKES THE NEXT STEP...
cool, i mean mines not exactly hip either :) and yes it does stand out , so all the better :) -Original Message- From: "Tom Robbins/Magic Feet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: 14 January 2003 12:48 To: "313 mailing list" <313@hyperreal.org> Subject:Re: (313) Fw: THE HACKER TAKES THE NEXT STEP... Ha! I love daft DJ names, and people remember them more too. In fact, it's club policy wherever possible: there's this local DJ we wanted to book but we told him we wouldn't until he'd come up with a suitably daft name. TOM - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "313 mailing list" <313@hyperreal.org>; "Tom Robbins/Magic Feet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 12:45 PM Subject: RE: (313) Fw: THE HACKER TAKES THE NEXT STEP... by the way nice to see your in DJ Mag this month Tom!!..in fact your under best nights to go out to ie Sunglasses and your also under daft DJ names?? oh well fame has its price :) -Original Message- From: "Tom Robbins/Magic Feet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: 14 January 2003 12:23 To: "313 mailing list" <313@hyperreal.org> Subject: (313) Fw: THE HACKER TAKES THE NEXT STEP... Mmm, this looks good... ARTIST: THE HACKER TITLE: THE NEXT STEP OF NEW WAVE LABEL: UWe DISTRIBUTION: PINNACLE FORMAT: CD RELEASE DATE: 10 MARCH 2003 CAT NO : HUMAN-06 Michel Amato, AKA The Hacker, has seen his profile rise considerably in the last few years. The Gigolo phenomenon, and Michel's collaborative work with Miss Kittin (resulting in their 'The First Album' long player), helped boost interest in his work and thrust him into his current position as one of France's hottest talents. Less known, however, is Michel's work aside to the Gigolo tie-in. Amato co-runs the Goodlife imprint along with two colleagues from the Grenoble (his home town) techno scene - one of whom is Oliver from techno-duo, Oxia, whose work also features heavily in the Goodlife catalogue. Whilst The Hacker's love of 80's style electronic music is obviously apparent in his production work, many of his more 4/4 influences have been ignored in the hype surrounding his Gigolo releases, though they are apparent to anyone who has checked his work on other labels. It is certainly Michel's intention to ensure that people realise that there are many strings to his bow, and one way he puts this across is through his DJing. Like Miss Kittin, The Hacker is also a talented DJ, although his work in this field has been more prominent in mainland Europe. However, his deck skills have had years to develop, and this facet of The Hacker's career should not be viewed as a mere backup to his studio work. 'The Next Step Of New Wave' is The Hacker's first commercially available mix CD. As the title suggests, its Michel's take on the future of electro - a genre which has displayed strong staying power over the years - always there in the background, until last year, when all eyes seemed to be turning it's way. Michel's position as a forerunner in this form of music enables him to select knowledgeably from the growing number of producers in the field - resulting in a varied, forward-facing collection of tracks. Amato's presentation of tracks in the mix highlights his professional touch - the tracks themselves remain the focus of the exercise, while the overall flow is tight and energetic. TRACKLIST 1- Dopplereffekt: Scientist 2- Le Car: Cinamatic-Automatic 3- The Silver Locusts: A Barren Garden 4- Plasma.Co: Modern Romantics 5- I.F: Secret Desire 6- Oxia: Situation 7- Perspects: Tender Taming 8- Artist Unknown: Anthem 9- Oxia: Story 10- Japanese Telecom: Japanese Animation 11- The Hacker: Nebel 12- Aiden Tyrell: Love Explosion 13- The Advent: Visualise 14- Acrosome: Gametetrans 15- Adult: Hand To Phone 16- The Hacker: Fadin Away 17- Rude 66: My 909 18- The Hacker: Fadin Away 19- Random Factor: Broken Mirror
Re: (313) Fw: THE HACKER TAKES THE NEXT STEP...
Ha! I love daft DJ names, and people remember them more too. In fact, it's club policy wherever possible: there's this local DJ we wanted to book but we told him we wouldn't until he'd come up with a suitably daft name. TOM - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "313 mailing list" <313@hyperreal.org>; "Tom Robbins/Magic Feet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 12:45 PM Subject: RE: (313) Fw: THE HACKER TAKES THE NEXT STEP... by the way nice to see your in DJ Mag this month Tom!!..in fact your under best nights to go out to ie Sunglasses and your also under daft DJ names?? oh well fame has its price :) -Original Message- From: "Tom Robbins/Magic Feet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: 14 January 2003 12:23 To: "313 mailing list" <313@hyperreal.org> Subject: (313) Fw: THE HACKER TAKES THE NEXT STEP... Mmm, this looks good... ARTIST: THE HACKER TITLE: THE NEXT STEP OF NEW WAVE LABEL: UWe DISTRIBUTION: PINNACLE FORMAT: CD RELEASE DATE: 10 MARCH 2003 CAT NO : HUMAN-06 Michel Amato, AKA The Hacker, has seen his profile rise considerably in the last few years. The Gigolo phenomenon, and Michel's collaborative work with Miss Kittin (resulting in their 'The First Album' long player), helped boost interest in his work and thrust him into his current position as one of France's hottest talents. Less known, however, is Michel's work aside to the Gigolo tie-in. Amato co-runs the Goodlife imprint along with two colleagues from the Grenoble (his home town) techno scene - one of whom is Oliver from techno-duo, Oxia, whose work also features heavily in the Goodlife catalogue. Whilst The Hacker's love of 80's style electronic music is obviously apparent in his production work, many of his more 4/4 influences have been ignored in the hype surrounding his Gigolo releases, though they are apparent to anyone who has checked his work on other labels. It is certainly Michel's intention to ensure that people realise that there are many strings to his bow, and one way he puts this across is through his DJing. Like Miss Kittin, The Hacker is also a talented DJ, although his work in this field has been more prominent in mainland Europe. However, his deck skills have had years to develop, and this facet of The Hacker's career should not be viewed as a mere backup to his studio work. 'The Next Step Of New Wave' is The Hacker's first commercially available mix CD. As the title suggests, its Michel's take on the future of electro - a genre which has displayed strong staying power over the years - always there in the background, until last year, when all eyes seemed to be turning it's way. Michel's position as a forerunner in this form of music enables him to select knowledgeably from the growing number of producers in the field - resulting in a varied, forward-facing collection of tracks. Amato's presentation of tracks in the mix highlights his professional touch - the tracks themselves remain the focus of the exercise, while the overall flow is tight and energetic. TRACKLIST 1- Dopplereffekt: Scientist 2- Le Car: Cinamatic-Automatic 3- The Silver Locusts: A Barren Garden 4- Plasma.Co: Modern Romantics 5- I.F: Secret Desire 6- Oxia: Situation 7- Perspects: Tender Taming 8- Artist Unknown: Anthem 9- Oxia: Story 10- Japanese Telecom: Japanese Animation 11- The Hacker: Nebel 12- Aiden Tyrell: Love Explosion 13- The Advent: Visualise 14- Acrosome: Gametetrans 15- Adult: Hand To Phone 16- The Hacker: Fadin Away 17- Rude 66: My 909 18- The Hacker: Fadin Away 19- Random Factor: Broken Mirror
RE: (313) Fw: THE HACKER TAKES THE NEXT STEP...
by the way nice to see your in DJ Mag this month Tom!!..in fact your under best nights to go out to ie Sunglasses and your also under daft DJ names?? oh well fame has its price :) -Original Message- From: "Tom Robbins/Magic Feet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: 14 January 2003 12:23 To: "313 mailing list" <313@hyperreal.org> Subject:(313) Fw: THE HACKER TAKES THE NEXT STEP... Mmm, this looks good... ARTIST: THE HACKER TITLE: THE NEXT STEP OF NEW WAVE LABEL: UWe DISTRIBUTION: PINNACLE FORMAT: CD RELEASE DATE: 10 MARCH 2003 CAT NO : HUMAN-06 Michel Amato, AKA The Hacker, has seen his profile rise considerably in the last few years. The Gigolo phenomenon, and Michel's collaborative work with Miss Kittin (resulting in their 'The First Album' long player), helped boost interest in his work and thrust him into his current position as one of France's hottest talents. Less known, however, is Michel's work aside to the Gigolo tie-in. Amato co-runs the Goodlife imprint along with two colleagues from the Grenoble (his home town) techno scene - one of whom is Oliver from techno-duo, Oxia, whose work also features heavily in the Goodlife catalogue. Whilst The Hacker's love of 80's style electronic music is obviously apparent in his production work, many of his more 4/4 influences have been ignored in the hype surrounding his Gigolo releases, though they are apparent to anyone who has checked his work on other labels. It is certainly Michel's intention to ensure that people realise that there are many strings to his bow, and one way he puts this across is through his DJing. Like Miss Kittin, The Hacker is also a talented DJ, although his work in this field has been more prominent in mainland Europe. However, his deck skills have had years to develop, and this facet of The Hacker's career should not be viewed as a mere backup to his studio work. 'The Next Step Of New Wave' is The Hacker's first commercially available mix CD. As the title suggests, its Michel's take on the future of electro - a genre which has displayed strong staying power over the years - always there in the background, until last year, when all eyes seemed to be turning it's way. Michel's position as a forerunner in this form of music enables him to select knowledgeably from the growing number of producers in the field - resulting in a varied, forward-facing collection of tracks. Amato's presentation of tracks in the mix highlights his professional touch - the tracks themselves remain the focus of the exercise, while the overall flow is tight and energetic. TRACKLIST 1- Dopplereffekt: Scientist 2- Le Car: Cinamatic-Automatic 3- The Silver Locusts: A Barren Garden 4- Plasma.Co: Modern Romantics 5- I.F: Secret Desire 6- Oxia: Situation 7- Perspects: Tender Taming 8- Artist Unknown: Anthem 9- Oxia: Story 10- Japanese Telecom: Japanese Animation 11- The Hacker: Nebel 12- Aiden Tyrell: Love Explosion 13- The Advent: Visualise 14- Acrosome: Gametetrans 15- Adult: Hand To Phone 16- The Hacker: Fadin Away 17- Rude 66: My 909 18- The Hacker: Fadin Away 19- Random Factor: Broken Mirror
(313) Fw: Jeff Mills back in the UK
> > JEFF MILLS returns to the UK this winter following his January French > > tour. Jeff's set at Fabric late December, and NYE set at RedBox/Dublin > > had techno lovers in a frenzy, so he's coming back for more! > > > > Friday 21 February 2003 > > Tribal [EMAIL PROTECTED] Soap - Manchester > > > > Saturday 22 February 2003 > > Shine - Belfast > > > > Friday 28 February 2003 > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Arches - Glasgow > > > > Saturday 01 March 2003 > > Lost - London > > > > 'At First Sight' the full length artist album from Jeff Mills is out now > > on React. www.react-music.co.uk > > > > 'Medium' is forthcoming in February 2003 on Axis. www.axisrecords.com
Re: (313) peacefrog private pressing
> just want to mention that the last sentence "..will only be available > direct from the Peacefrog offices" was sent out to record shops, meant for > them. meaning that they cannot order the records from the regular > distributors. so it's not meant as 'normal' record buyers to buy the > records at peacefrog. > > excuses. . oh ok.. now my questuion is answered .. sorry should have read this post before I sent the mail. cheers, Maarten
Re: (313) peacefrog private pressing
> > > "Also look out for the Peacefrog 'Private Pressing' series which are > one-sided 12" ltd to 300! These are tracks that we feel are totally unique > & will only be available direct from the Peacefrog offices. The first two > are from Moodymann & Robert Hood." > > ... has peacefrog a website or something? Would it be possible for a moodymann adict to reserve a copy? Thanks, Maarten
(313) Fw: THE HACKER TAKES THE NEXT STEP...
Mmm, this looks good... ARTIST: THE HACKER TITLE: THE NEXT STEP OF NEW WAVE LABEL: UWe DISTRIBUTION: PINNACLE FORMAT: CD RELEASE DATE: 10 MARCH 2003 CAT NO : HUMAN-06 Michel Amato, AKA The Hacker, has seen his profile rise considerably in the last few years. The Gigolo phenomenon, and Michel's collaborative work with Miss Kittin (resulting in their 'The First Album' long player), helped boost interest in his work and thrust him into his current position as one of France's hottest talents. Less known, however, is Michel's work aside to the Gigolo tie-in. Amato co-runs the Goodlife imprint along with two colleagues from the Grenoble (his home town) techno scene - one of whom is Oliver from techno-duo, Oxia, whose work also features heavily in the Goodlife catalogue. Whilst The Hacker's love of 80's style electronic music is obviously apparent in his production work, many of his more 4/4 influences have been ignored in the hype surrounding his Gigolo releases, though they are apparent to anyone who has checked his work on other labels. It is certainly Michel's intention to ensure that people realise that there are many strings to his bow, and one way he puts this across is through his DJing. Like Miss Kittin, The Hacker is also a talented DJ, although his work in this field has been more prominent in mainland Europe. However, his deck skills have had years to develop, and this facet of The Hacker's career should not be viewed as a mere backup to his studio work. 'The Next Step Of New Wave' is The Hacker's first commercially available mix CD. As the title suggests, its Michel's take on the future of electro - a genre which has displayed strong staying power over the years - always there in the background, until last year, when all eyes seemed to be turning it's way. Michel's position as a forerunner in this form of music enables him to select knowledgeably from the growing number of producers in the field - resulting in a varied, forward-facing collection of tracks. Amato's presentation of tracks in the mix highlights his professional touch - the tracks themselves remain the focus of the exercise, while the overall flow is tight and energetic. TRACKLIST 1- Dopplereffekt: Scientist 2- Le Car: Cinamatic-Automatic 3- The Silver Locusts: A Barren Garden 4- Plasma.Co: Modern Romantics 5- I.F: Secret Desire 6- Oxia: Situation 7- Perspects: Tender Taming 8- Artist Unknown: Anthem 9- Oxia: Story 10- Japanese Telecom: Japanese Animation 11- The Hacker: Nebel 12- Aiden Tyrell: Love Explosion 13- The Advent: Visualise 14- Acrosome: Gametetrans 15- Adult: Hand To Phone 16- The Hacker: Fadin Away 17- Rude 66: My 909 18- The Hacker: Fadin Away 19- Random Factor: Broken Mirror
RE: (313) Hidden Detroit Techno Gems
I saw a bizarre-looking compilation in the shop yesterday - a cartoony bulldog and a cartoony eagle square off on the cover against a backdrop of clashing American and British flags. I think the compilation was called "The Showdown!" or something like that, with the general idea being that it showcased a "battle" between UK and US techno producers. So on the "American" side you get "Nude Photo", "When We Used To Play", and a few other tracks I already have. The "British" side had nothing I recognised - music licensed from labels like Deconstruction. I didn't bother buying it, opting instead for the mint copy of "Techno - The New Dance Sound of Detroit", which is *the* example of a perfect compilation. In particular, you can't argue with "Un Deux Trois" (still sounds extremely futuristic to me, and that's not a word I use very often) or the version of "Techno Music". Brendan | -Original Message- | From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] | Sent: 14 January 2003 07:54 | To: O.L. From The Basement | Cc: 313@hyperreal.org | Subject: Re: (313) Hidden Detroit Techno Gems | | | Mad On House 1 (Needle Recs) has also The Bedroom Scene on it. | House X-Ter-C (Rough Trade) has Blake Baxter's When We Used | To Play and Model 500's O.K. Coral. | Best Of House 3 (Serious) has Essence Of A Dream by Risque III. | iirc on one of the Jack Trax comps (#4? or was it another | Best Of House on Serious?) you can find the Acid Burns Mix of | Nude Photo. | but all of these comps are by far not as expensive as the original 12" | | "O.L. From The Basement" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: | | > I recently purchased a copy of the compilation LP "Upfront | 9, A Sign Of The | > Times" (Serious UK) which contains Triple XXX "The Bedroom | Scene" (Straight | > Up Mix). Does anyone know of other vinyl compilation LPs | from the '80s and | > early '90s that contain Detroit techno tracks that are | difficult to find and | > therefore expensive as originals? Another one is "Electro | 4" (Streetsounds | > UK) which contains Cybotron "Techno City". | > | > O.L. | > | > |
Re: (313) peacefrog private pressing
just want to mention that the last sentence "..will only be available direct from the Peacefrog offices" was sent out to record shops, meant for them. meaning that they cannot order the records from the regular distributors. so it's not meant as 'normal' record buyers to buy the records at peacefrog. excuses. . At 14-1-2003 +0100 10:02, you wrote: "Also look out for the Peacefrog 'Private Pressing' series which are one-sided 12" ltd to 300! These are tracks that we feel are totally unique & will only be available direct from the Peacefrog offices. The first two are from Moodymann & Robert Hood." ... .. . :: http://nomorewords.net
RE: (313) peacefrog private pressing
bastards sigh W - Original Message - From: "marsel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 4:02 AM Subject: (313) peacefrog private pressing > > > > "Also look out for the Peacefrog 'Private Pressing' series which are > one-sided 12" ltd to 300! These are tracks that we feel are totally unique > & will only be available direct from the Peacefrog offices. The first two > are from Moodymann & Robert Hood." > > ... > >
Re: (313) Jeff Mills at ARC
. > > O and NYC is indeed infested with *mullets*;-PP > > Peace, > AKA- The Half-A-Hair-Cut brigade who have infested Glasgow for well over 2 years now- Mullet at the back/top COMBINED with a floppy fridge at the front- if ever there was a target for the accusation "superficial" it is these guys/gals Cheers Jason "short back and sides!" Brunton Iridite
Re: (313) peacefrog private pressing
Rowrr. =) m* - Original Message - From: "marsel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 4:02 AM Subject: (313) peacefrog private pressing > > > > "Also look out for the Peacefrog 'Private Pressing' series which are > one-sided 12" ltd to 300! These are tracks that we feel are totally unique > & will only be available direct from the Peacefrog offices. The first two > are from Moodymann & Robert Hood." > > ... > >
(313) peacefrog private pressing
"Also look out for the Peacefrog 'Private Pressing' series which are one-sided 12" ltd to 300! These are tracks that we feel are totally unique & will only be available direct from the Peacefrog offices. The first two are from Moodymann & Robert Hood." ...
Re: (313) Jeff Mills at ARC
Yeah it took them awhile to sort out the Arc system but they finally got it right imho. It didn't sound quite as impressive during Mills' set as it does on a Friday night with Tenaglia workin' the Phazon mixer though...I don't know if that's a familiarity thing or a mixer thing (Mills' used an X-One). Whatever it still sounded better than 99% of other clubs I've been to... O and NYC is indeed infested with *mullets*;-PP Peace, m* - Original Message - From: "Fred Heutte" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 12:17 AM Subject: Re: (313) Jeff Mills at ARC > As I said to krux separately, the Arc sound system is really impressive > (though the event I went to, the inaugural of Love from New York with > Matty Heilbrunn in the old Body & Soul Sunday pm time slot was pretty > much a dud). Wish I'd been able to hear Mills play, one of the few > Detroit DJs of note I've never seen. > > For those visiting NY, I highly recommend Naughtybooth. Good calendar, > reviews, club summaries. Made my quick visit very productive indeed. > And I loved the reference to "stunned mullets" in the Mills reviews :) > > www.naughtybooth.com > > phred >
Re: (313) Hidden Detroit Techno Gems
Mad On House 1 (Needle Recs) has also The Bedroom Scene on it. House X-Ter-C (Rough Trade) has Blake Baxter's When We Used To Play and Model 500's O.K. Coral. Best Of House 3 (Serious) has Essence Of A Dream by Risque III. iirc on one of the Jack Trax comps (#4? or was it another Best Of House on Serious?) you can find the Acid Burns Mix of Nude Photo. but all of these comps are by far not as expensive as the original 12" "O.L. From The Basement" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I recently purchased a copy of the compilation LP "Upfront 9, A Sign Of The > Times" (Serious UK) which contains Triple XXX "The Bedroom Scene" (Straight > Up Mix). Does anyone know of other vinyl compilation LPs from the '80s and > early '90s that contain Detroit techno tracks that are difficult to find and > therefore expensive as originals? Another one is "Electro 4" (Streetsounds > UK) which contains Cybotron "Techno City". > > O.L. > >
Re: (313) Jeff Mills at ARC
As I said to krux separately, the Arc sound system is really impressive (though the event I went to, the inaugural of Love from New York with Matty Heilbrunn in the old Body & Soul Sunday pm time slot was pretty much a dud). Wish I'd been able to hear Mills play, one of the few Detroit DJs of note I've never seen. For those visiting NY, I highly recommend Naughtybooth. Good calendar, reviews, club summaries. Made my quick visit very productive indeed. And I loved the reference to "stunned mullets" in the Mills reviews :) www.naughtybooth.com phred
(313) Hidden Detroit Techno Gems
I recently purchased a copy of the compilation LP "Upfront 9, A Sign Of The Times" (Serious UK) which contains Triple XXX "The Bedroom Scene" (Straight Up Mix). Does anyone know of other vinyl compilation LPs from the '80s and early '90s that contain Detroit techno tracks that are difficult to find and therefore expensive as originals? Another one is "Electro 4" (Streetsounds UK) which contains Cybotron "Techno City". O.L.
Re: (313) Jeff Mills at ARC
> Did anyone check out Jeff Mills at ARC this past weekend in NYC? How was his > set? Check out these threads on Naughty Booth for my and others' reviews/opinions: http://www.naughtybooth.com/board/showthread.php?s=&threadid=30027 http://www.naughtybooth.com/board/showthread.php?s=&threadid=30029 Peace, m* (Mark F. on Naughty Booth)
Re: (313) Jeff Mills at ARC
Heres a review: http://www.detroitluv.com/index.php?board=3;action=display;threadid=4499 - Original Message - From: "O.L. From The Basement" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "313 Mailing List" <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003 9:56 PM Subject: (313) Jeff Mills at ARC > Did anyone check out Jeff Mills at ARC this past weekend in NYC? How was his > set? > > O.L. > > > >
(313) Jeff Mills at ARC
Did anyone check out Jeff Mills at ARC this past weekend in NYC? How was his set? O.L.
