Re: (313) detroit in oz
> howdy peepz > > can anyone tell me if / when / where kelli hand and octave one are > playing in sydney as well as melbourne? thanx >From your friendly neighbourhood ITM post ;-): Technasia/Justin Berkovi(Live) 14th Feb k.hand 21st Feb DJ Godfather 28th Feb Ben Sims 6th March And Octave One is apparently late March. -- dave.
(313) Moodyman question
hello dear list members... This might be a silly question for some trainspotters out there and I don't know if this was already asked before: I'm interested into that short piece of music that Moodyman has in his intro and outro of the B-side of KDJ 007 (Moodymann-The city/Detroit---Don't be misled) that comes just in for a moment together with those street sound samples... It sounds like an old Mo' Town song. Does anybody which artist made this track and how it is called? Many thanks in advance, Arne -- °°° www.arneweinberg.de KEYNOTE Rec. (ex-Ground Zero Rec.) DOWN LOW MUSIC STARBABY Rec. NATIVE Rec. °°°
(313) detroit in oz
howdy peepz can anyone tell me if / when / where kelli hand and octave one are playing in sydney as well as melbourne? thanx
RE: (313) Spastik (was DEMF ID)
> OK I have to ask, did anyone go to the series of three +8 parties before > that: Hard, Harder and Hardest. (wasn't that at Roma Hall?) > > sorry... > I fondly remember the tripping kids being very enamoured with the goldfish pools...
Re: (313) Joe Louis - Netherlands EP (Basement 282)
> Yeah, that's it exactly - a cross between R&R and Fingers. I'm surprised > nobody has come forward as owning this EP, although I'm quite happy really > ;-). Believe me, buy it on sight, it is a classic of the style. A very very > funky record. > Thanks to p for the scoop on Joe, your info is really helpful. > Now, does anyone have contact information for Joe? I'd really appreciate it > if anyone has any leads, a phone number is fine. > Thanks in advance, > Andrew > > > - Original Message - > From: "Jongsma, K.J." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "'Andrew'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <313@hyperreal.org> > Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 11:29 AM > Subject: RE: (313) Joe Louis - Netherlands EP (Basement 282) > > > > He released a couple of records on Relief in the 90's most of them where > in > > Relief janking style techno but there is an EP called 'Back To The > > Beginning' which is a beautifull EP, a bit like the one you described > below > > (i think, have not heard the Netherlands EP). Sounds like a mix between > > Rhythm is Rhythm and Mr. Fingers > > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > > > > > > > > I've had this record for years now, and it occurred to me to > > > ask if anyone > > > here had it, or had heard it? It's an amazing Detroit-style > > > techno record, > > > but it's on this London label, and it seems to be from Joe Louis from > > > Chicago (it says on the label ''Licensed from Target > > > Records''). I just > > > thought he was more well-known for his Relief releases, or > > > music in that > > > style - does anyone know if he's done stuff that's as good as > > > this EP? Or in > > > the same kind of style? > > > > > > Thanks, > > > Andrew > > > > > > > -- > > 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. > > -- >
Re: (313) what's on in L.A. ?
- Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 10:56 AM Subject: (313) what's on in L.A. ? was wondering if there is anything/place worth visiting. Most of my time is going to be taken up by work but if I get some free time I'd like to know where to shop and where to go for some decent music (and vegetarian food of any ethnicity). I know Juan Atkins is going to be playing but I think that's Thursday night so I can't plan that one.> I 'd check out Amoeba Records before hitting the melrose record stores. 6400 Sunset Blvd (http://www.amoebamusic.com) < Doesn't John Tejada have some regular night in the city? > He had Substance but that isn't happening anymore. Here's a list of some upcoming events in LA (and surrounding area) February 8 (Sat) imputor? v.so12.0: "imputor? vs. n5md" -- LIVE: Proem (N5md / Hydrant / M3rck), Plastiq Phantom (imputor?), Portland (N5md), The Snodgrass (imputor?), Trash80 (imputor?) -- DJs: Mike Cadoo (N5md), Pietrobot (Digitalnimbus), Wank Chops (imputor?), Dart Dodger (Rocketracer). Venue: The Casbah. 8:30pm. FREE! February 9 (Sun) [eraser] -- LIVE: John Tejada (Mr. Hazeltine / Palette / deFocus / A13 / Multiplex / Ferox / 7th City / Organised Noise), Pieter K (Metaformal / Palette / Breakbeat Science / F-111 / Celestial), Eight Frozen Modules (Phthalo / City Slang / Trance Syndicate / Orthlorng Musork / Planet Mu), Mochipet (Btrendy), edIT (Skor / Dublab). Venue: The Echo. 10pm. FREE! The event marks the one year anniversary of [eraser]. February 9 (Sun) Bad Company (BC / Prototype), Dieselboy (Palm Pictures / Moonshine), Phear, Abby Norml. Venue: Cane's Bar & Grill. 9pm. $15 advance, $20 door. February 14 (Fri) Bossa:Nova -- DJ: Matthew Herbert (!K7 / Tresor / Soundslike). Venue: Zanzibar. $20. February 15 (Sat) Detroit Session 2.0 -- Juan Atkins, DJ Bone. Venue: Mobius Club. 9PM-4AM. Presented by FourTwelve Entertainment & Made in Detroit. February 16 (Sun) Give Up -- Dntel (Plug Research), Frosty (Dublab), Mia Doi Todd, Marcos (Languis), Edit (Eraser). Venue: Big Foot Lodge February 21 (Fri) DJ Krush (Mo' Wax / Shadow / Ninja Tune / Red Ink). Venue: El Rey Theatre. 8pm. $20. Tickets available at El Rey website. Presented by Goldenvoice. February 27 (Thu) Bossa:Nova -- LIVE: Koop (Quango / JCR). Venue: El Rey Theatre. $20. Presented by KCRW 89.9 FM. February 28 (Fri) Tortoise (Thrill Jockey). Venue: Henry Fonda Theatre March 2 (Sun) Phthalo 2003 Tour -- LIVE: Gerald Wenzel (Phthalo / Application Specific / Obliq), Terminal 11 (Phthalo), Libythth (Phthalo), Eight Frozen Modules (Phthalo / City Slang / Trance Syndicate / Orthlorng Musork / Planet Mu) -- DJ: Phthalocyanine (Phthalo / Planet Mu). Venue: The Echo. 9pm. $5. March 5 (Wed) Royksopp (Wall of Sound / Astralwerks). Venue: Henry Fonda Theatre. March 8 (Sat) Ladytron (Emperor Norton), Simian (Astralwerks). Venue: Henry Fonda Theatre. March 8 (Sat) Tabla Beat Science -- Bill Laswell (Subharmonic / Sub Rosa / EFA / Fax / WordSound / Meta), Karsh Kale, Ustad Sultan Khan, Zakir Hussain. Venue: Royce Hall. March 13 (Thu) DJ Vadim [live] (Ninja Tune / Jazz Fudge) & Russian Percussion, DJ First Rate (Scratch Perverts), DJs on Strike, The Parallel Mechanics. Venue: The Casbah. March 14 (Fri) LIVE: DJ Vadim (Ninja Tune / Jazz Fudge) & Russian Percussion. Venue: Temple Bar. March 15 (Sat) The Sea & Cake (Thrill Jockey). Venue: Henry Fonda Theatre March 28 (Fri) Warp Records Tour -- Plaid (Warp / GPR), Prefuse 73 (Warp), Andrew Weatherwall (Warp / Rotters Golf Club). Venue: The Henry Fonda Theatre. $20 March 29 (Sat) Kid Koala (Bullfrog / Ninja Tune) w/ special guests DJ P-Love and DJ Jester. Venue: Knitting Factory. April 7 (Mon) Sigur Ros (Fat Cat). Venue: Dorothy Chandler Pavilion May 6 (Tue) Adult (Ersatz Audio / Ghostly International). Venue: The Echo -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= So Cal IDM Page http://home.earthlink.net/~efrans/scidm/ _ Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963
RE: (313) Deep Sea Dweller - Shockwave
Submerge had 3 Drexciya releases available on colored vinyl, but you had to visit them in person to get a copy (sorta like the SID records), or order from www.clone.nl (I'm sure they sold out by now). They were pressed up shortly after the passing of James Stinson. There were 3 released on marbled vinyl: Bubble Metropolis, Deap Sea Dweller, and Molecular Enhancement. I was told there were only 50 copies of each being released on colored. And as far as I now they are sold out. In regards to their value, I sold 2 copies for $165 to someone in Europe. Most people I talked with weren't even aware these existed. -Original Message- From: Jkenjar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 2:49 PM To: John Sokolowski; 313 Subject: RE: (313) Deep Sea Dweller - Shockwave As far as I know, I've only seen the marble release of bubble metropolis. Are there other marble in the repress? -jason
RE: (313) Deep Sea Dweller - Shockwave
As far as I know, I've only seen the marble release of bubble metropolis. Are there other marble in the repress? -jason
(313) Tonight: Tadd Mullinix spotlight on Brave New Waves / This Week in Ghostly
Tonight: Tadd Mullinix Brave New Waves / This Week in Ghostly -Tonight (not Friday) is a spotlight on Tadd Mullinix on the CBC's radio program, Brave New Waves. BNW (broadcast from Toronto) is one of the most prestigious alternative radio programs in all of North America (it was also the inspiration for Solvent's "My Radio" from Disco Nouveau). The program runs from 12:05 am - 4 am (EST) and Tadd's spotlight is supposed to begin at 12:45 AM. The spotilight will focus on Tadd's diversity from his James Cotton and Dabrye aliases, to his newly famous SK-1 moniker and the music under his birthname. You can tune in and listen at www.bravenewwaves.ca or if in Detroit, its at 89.9 fm (Windsor) on the dial, if you can get it. -Speaking of radio, every Thursday, Carlos Souffront and Todd Osborn hold court from 10-1 AM on Ann Arbor's WCBN (88.3 or www.wcbn.org) with the equally famous, Crush Collision. Expect foward-thinking music plus special guests such as tomorrow's featured DJ, Ryan Elliot. R. Elliot, if you haven't seen him before, plays every Tuesday at Ann Arbor's Goodnight Gracie with Matthew Dear and guests like Tadd and myself. -Friday, Todd Osborn plays live at The Joint in Corktown. The newest member of the Rephlex army. THE JOINT(above Corktown Tavern) 1716 Michigan Ave, Detroit 10pm-2am 21+ -Saturday is the weekly event, Untitled Last week, Tadd stormed the big room, this week, Untitled cheerleader, Derek Plaslaiko destroys your Sunday. Untitled The Shelter $5
Re: (313) EB Radio show 2pm est
opps. thanks for the correction. > it's zacHary luBin, or http://www.zacharylubin.com/ > > - Original Message - > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <313@hyperreal.org>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 10:46 AM > Subject: (313) EB Radio show 2pm est > > > > Electronic Boutiue > > 2pm- 4pm est > > www.channelzonline.org > > > > todays show is techno, and quite bangin' > > the two guests are (in order of airing) Trent Abbe & Zackary Ludin (aka > mumtaz) > > > > trent is a local dj/producer who is one of the founders of lansings own > v-max > > records. > > > > zack is a dj/engineer from chicago. check out www.zackaryludin.com for > more info > > and tour stuff. > > > > enjoy the show. both sets are top notch! > > > > future shows will include dennis donohue, john beltran, mike mitchell, and > there > > are more that I cannot think of right off hand. but I am always accepting > new > > matteral and if you are interested in do this hit me back. > > > > scotto > > lansing, mi >
Re: (313) what's on in L.A. ?
depends a lot where you're going to be... saying you'll be in LA is like saying you'll be in rhode island. ;) shopping... you might as well hit Melrose. there are several (questionable) record stores along with a lot of shopping. actually it will probably remind you some of uptown, only better. i'm talking about melrose roughly between fairfax and la brea. there's a solid record store in los feliz called vinyl fetish. it's at 1750 N Vermont ave. if you get out that far east, there's also some interesting shopping in silver lake. if you're closer to the west side, there's a decent record store in west LA called higher source. it's at 1544 Purdue ave, just off santa monica blvd, just west of the 405. around the corner is West LA Music, a very nice equipment store. and if you've never been to the 3rd St. Promenade in santa monica that's worth doing, just for general shopping. as far as clubs on those nights of the week the only thing i can comfortably recommend is Sugar in santa monica on tuesday night. http://www.clubsugar.com/. tuesday is the moontribe night, so you get something like house and desert breaks, whatever the hell that is. but actually it's a very reliably fun night, the crowd is unpretentious and just there to have fun, the music often isn't bad, and it's $2 to get in. it's actually a very nice club as well... small, well done. garrett - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 10:56 AM Subject: (313) what's on in L.A. ? > I'll be in L.A. starting Monday and maybe leaving Wednesday or Thursday - > was wondering if there is anything/place worth visiting. Most of my time is > going to be taken up by work but if I get some free time I'd like to know > where to shop and where to go for some decent music (and vegetarian food of > any ethnicity). > I know Juan Atkins is going to be playing but I think that's Thursday night > so I can't plan that one. > Doesn't John Tejada have some regular night in the city? > > MEK >
Re: (313) Metro Area in Paris
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > @ The Rex club in Paris on Thursday night! Saw them in Frankfurt about 2 months ago, it was really *really* amazing. The music, of course, but also the atmosphere in the club. Cheers -- Victor Balko Wiesbaden, Germany [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) what's on in L.A. ?
I'll be in L.A. starting Monday and maybe leaving Wednesday or Thursday - was wondering if there is anything/place worth visiting. Most of my time is going to be taken up by work but if I get some free time I'd like to know where to shop and where to go for some decent music (and vegetarian food of any ethnicity). I know Juan Atkins is going to be playing but I think that's Thursday night so I can't plan that one. Doesn't John Tejada have some regular night in the city? MEK
Re: (313) EB Radio show 2pm est
it's zacHary luBin, or http://www.zacharylubin.com/ - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 10:46 AM Subject: (313) EB Radio show 2pm est > Electronic Boutiue > 2pm- 4pm est > www.channelzonline.org > > todays show is techno, and quite bangin' > the two guests are (in order of airing) Trent Abbe & Zackary Ludin (aka mumtaz) > > trent is a local dj/producer who is one of the founders of lansings own v-max > records. > > zack is a dj/engineer from chicago. check out www.zackaryludin.com for more info > and tour stuff. > > enjoy the show. both sets are top notch! > > future shows will include dennis donohue, john beltran, mike mitchell, and there > are more that I cannot think of right off hand. but I am always accepting new > matteral and if you are interested in do this hit me back. > > scotto > lansing, mi
(313) EB Radio show 2pm est
Electronic Boutiue 2pm- 4pm est www.channelzonline.org todays show is techno, and quite bangin' the two guests are (in order of airing) Trent Abbe & Zackary Ludin (aka mumtaz) trent is a local dj/producer who is one of the founders of lansings own v-max records. zack is a dj/engineer from chicago. check out www.zackaryludin.com for more info and tour stuff. enjoy the show. both sets are top notch! future shows will include dennis donohue, john beltran, mike mitchell, and there are more that I cannot think of right off hand. but I am always accepting new matteral and if you are interested in do this hit me back. scotto lansing, mi
Re: (313) rare records ?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Wed, 5 Feb 2003 about following: > Model 500 'Sound of Stereo/Off to Battle' or this was repressed few years ago (at least i bought one, and it wasn't used). shouldn't be very hard to find. sakke
(313) Re: Alton Miller At MEMF
Not gonna believe this, but the MEMF is off! The director pulled it because of some undisclosed issues with not securing sponsorship this year and a venue for the finale (pssst Carol, wanna festival, sun, talent, politics included free? ;) ). Alton will still play Honkytonks on 14 but alas no workshops. Everyone better come and catch one of the world's most underrated soulful house DJs. Alton's new mix-CD is House Proud and is out through Distance. Essentially it's a label comp. Class, class, class! -- >From: "Cyclone Wehner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: 313 Detroit <313@hyperreal.org> >Subject: Alton Miller At MEMF >Date: Mon, 3 Feb 2003 2:58 AM > > Last year it was Derrick May, and this year Alton Miller is special guest at > the second ever Melbourne Electronic Music Festival in Melbourne. > > Detroit DJ Alton Miller returns to Melbourne and joins the Melbourne > Electronic Music Festival Team. > > Detroit DJ Alton Miller returns to Melbourne to share his music and wisdom > with us via 2 MEMF workshops and a 5 hr Marathon Valentine's Day Set at > Honkytonks. > > The MEMF team is proud to announce that Detroit DJ Alton Miller to present > not one but two workshops at the Melbourne Electronic Music Festival, Feb 9 > - 16. > > Thursday 13 February: In My Own Words- Part Two. Alton Miller (Detroit, USA) > Alton shares his experiences and memories of the Detroit Music Institute and > his DJ career to date. A Workshop not to be missed. 4pm-5pm. Venue: Seven > Nightclub, 52 Albert Road, South Melbourne. > > Thursday 13 February Alton Miller Percussion Public Workshop > Alton Miller is a gifted percussionist - his last Melbourne show at Seven in > 2002 proved this as he played the Conga drums whilst DJing. In this > workshop, Alton Miller shares his percussion knowledge with those who feel > the need for rhythm. 6:30pm - 8:30pm Venue: Seven Nightclub, 52 Albert Road, > South Melbourne. > > To reserve a place at one of these very exciting workshops, email > [EMAIL PROTECTED] and indicate which workshop you wish to attend. $8 > concession/ $10 per session. > > Catch Alton Miller in his Melbourne performance on Friday February > 14,Valentines Day , The All New Friday 5 hr challenge (midnight -5am), > Honkytonks, Duckboard Place, Melbourne > > DJs: Alton Miller (Detroit, USA), Mr Geoffrey and Boogs. $15 on the door. No > presale. Doors open 5 pm- 5am. An Official MEMF Event. > > WWW.MEMF.COM
Re: (313) rare records ?
Hi all, There's a few records I've been looking for on vinyl for ages now, but no joyAnyone any clues, willing to sell? Steve Rachmad's 'Secret Life of Machines' lp and his 'Tons of Tones' 12". Drexciya's 'The Journey Home' Model 500 'Sound of Stereo/Off to Battle' or the 'Classics' lp. Quoting John Sokolowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > How rare is the marble colored vinyl version > of this release? > Thanks in advance! > MSN 8 with href="http://g.msn.com/8HMVENUS/2740";>e-mail > virus protection service: 2 months > FREE* > ** The information in this e-mail is confidential and may be legally privileged. It is intended solely for the addressee. Access to this e-mail by anyone else is unauthorised. If you are not the intended recipient, any disclosure, copying, distribution, or any action taken or omitted to be taken in reliance on it, is prohibited and may be unlawful. Please note that emails to, from and within RTÉ may be subject to the Freedom of Information Act 1997 and may be liable to disclosure. **
Re: (313) Out of Detroit
Actually Jay-Z has sampled Strings on a new record, G-Strings Of Strife. ;) > From: Lester Kenyatta Spence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: (313) Out of Detroit > Date: 04/02/2003 3:44:21 > To: "Mann, Ravinder [CCS]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > CC: "'313'" <313@hyperreal.org> > > On Fri, 31 Jan 2003, Mann, Ravinder [CCS] wrote: > >> >> >> http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/fridayreview/story/0,12102,885354,00.html >> >> >> "As Craig Marks points out, this partly explains its appeal to audiences >> in the rest of the world. "When you listen to a record from New York, >> you get the sense that you're listening to music made in the centre of >> the universe," he says. "When you hear records from Detroit, you get the >> sense that the people making them are desperate to get out of Detroit." >> " Could this be true...quite a few detriot dont life in detriot ? Rav > > Take a listen to JayZ's "It's a Hard Knock Life" and then listen to > "Strings of Life." > > What Marks is saying is popcrit bullshit. Mark is taking the city first > then projecting images of that city onto the music. > >
(313) Deep Sea Dweller - Shockwave
How rare is the marble colored vinyl version of this release? Thanks in advance! MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE*
Re: (313) Joe Louis - Netherlands EP (Basement 282)
He seemed to change between joe louis, joe lewis and joe r lewis. > thanks, thats what I did except I searched for "louis" > > > :\ > > > > -Joe > > > - Original Message - > From: "P dircon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "::)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "313 mailing list" <313@hyperreal.org> > Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 8:52 AM > Subject: Re: (313) Joe Louis - Netherlands EP (Basement 282) > > >> www.acid-house.net then click on music and enter lewis into the artist >> name >> >> p >> >>> can you give me a link on your site to this music? >>> >>> I cant seem to find it there. >>> -Joe >>> - Original Message - >>> From: "P dircon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> To: "313 mailing list" <313@hyperreal.org> >>> Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 7:06 AM >>> Subject: Re: (313) Joe Louis - Netherlands EP (Basement 282) >>> >>> Joe louis been going around for years... In my opinion his original > stuff was much better then the stuff on relief that wasn't even him.. It was > a guy called jamie read who he got most of his relief material from... I got his 4 original target releases on my site www.acid-house.net > you >>> can heve a listen to the more acidic sounding tracks... He also did 'the love of my own; back in 86 with larry heard which is > damn fine aswell p > Hello, > > I've had this record for years now, and it occurred to me to ask if >>> anyone > here had it, or had heard it? It's an amazing Detroit-style techno >>> record, > but it's on this London label, and it seems to be from Joe Louis from > Chicago (it says on the label ''Licensed from Target Records''). I > just > thought he was more well-known for his Relief releases, or music in > that > style - does anyone know if he's done stuff that's as good as this EP? >>> Or in > the same kind of style? > > Thanks, > Andrew > >>> >> >
Re: (313) Joe Louis - Netherlands EP (Basement 282)
thanks, thats what I did except I searched for "louis" :\ -Joe - Original Message - From: "P dircon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "::)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "313 mailing list" <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 8:52 AM Subject: Re: (313) Joe Louis - Netherlands EP (Basement 282) > www.acid-house.net then click on music and enter lewis into the artist > name > > p > > > can you give me a link on your site to this music? > > > > I cant seem to find it there. > > -Joe > > - Original Message - > > From: "P dircon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > To: "313 mailing list" <313@hyperreal.org> > > Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 7:06 AM > > Subject: Re: (313) Joe Louis - Netherlands EP (Basement 282) > > > > > >> Joe louis been going around for years... In my opinion his original stuff > >> was much better then the stuff on relief that wasn't even him.. It was a > >> guy called jamie read who he got most of his relief material from... > >> > >> I got his 4 original target releases on my site www.acid-house.net you > > can > >> heve a listen to the more acidic sounding tracks... > >> > >> He also did 'the love of my own; back in 86 with larry heard which is damn > >> fine aswell > >> p > >> > >>> Hello, > >>> > >>> I've had this record for years now, and it occurred to me to ask if > > anyone > >>> here had it, or had heard it? It's an amazing Detroit-style techno > > record, > >>> but it's on this London label, and it seems to be from Joe Louis from > >>> Chicago (it says on the label ''Licensed from Target Records''). I just > >>> thought he was more well-known for his Relief releases, or music in that > >>> style - does anyone know if he's done stuff that's as good as this EP? > > Or in > >>> the same kind of style? > >>> > >>> Thanks, > >>> Andrew > >>> > >> > > >
Re: (313) Joe Louis - Netherlands EP (Basement 282)
www.acid-house.net then click on music and enter lewis into the artist name p > can you give me a link on your site to this music? > > I cant seem to find it there. > -Joe > - Original Message - > From: "P dircon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "313 mailing list" <313@hyperreal.org> > Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 7:06 AM > Subject: Re: (313) Joe Louis - Netherlands EP (Basement 282) > > >> Joe louis been going around for years... In my opinion his original stuff >> was much better then the stuff on relief that wasn't even him.. It was a >> guy called jamie read who he got most of his relief material from... >> >> I got his 4 original target releases on my site www.acid-house.net you > can >> heve a listen to the more acidic sounding tracks... >> >> He also did 'the love of my own; back in 86 with larry heard which is damn >> fine aswell >> p >> >>> Hello, >>> >>> I've had this record for years now, and it occurred to me to ask if > anyone >>> here had it, or had heard it? It's an amazing Detroit-style techno > record, >>> but it's on this London label, and it seems to be from Joe Louis from >>> Chicago (it says on the label ''Licensed from Target Records''). I just >>> thought he was more well-known for his Relief releases, or music in that >>> style - does anyone know if he's done stuff that's as good as this EP? > Or in >>> the same kind of style? >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Andrew >>> >> >
Re: (313) Joe Louis - Netherlands EP (Basement 282)
can you give me a link on your site to this music? I cant seem to find it there. -Joe - Original Message - From: "P dircon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "313 mailing list" <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 7:06 AM Subject: Re: (313) Joe Louis - Netherlands EP (Basement 282) > Joe louis been going around for years... In my opinion his original stuff > was much better then the stuff on relief that wasn't even him.. It was a > guy called jamie read who he got most of his relief material from... > > I got his 4 original target releases on my site www.acid-house.net you can > heve a listen to the more acidic sounding tracks... > > He also did 'the love of my own; back in 86 with larry heard which is damn > fine aswell > p > > > Hello, > > > > I've had this record for years now, and it occurred to me to ask if anyone > > here had it, or had heard it? It's an amazing Detroit-style techno record, > > but it's on this London label, and it seems to be from Joe Louis from > > Chicago (it says on the label ''Licensed from Target Records''). I just > > thought he was more well-known for his Relief releases, or music in that > > style - does anyone know if he's done stuff that's as good as this EP? Or in > > the same kind of style? > > > > Thanks, > > Andrew > > >
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Re: (313) Joe Louis - Netherlands EP (Basement 282)
Joe louis been going around for years... In my opinion his original stuff was much better then the stuff on relief that wasn't even him.. It was a guy called jamie read who he got most of his relief material from... I got his 4 original target releases on my site www.acid-house.net you can heve a listen to the more acidic sounding tracks... He also did 'the love of my own; back in 86 with larry heard which is damn fine aswell p > Hello, > > I've had this record for years now, and it occurred to me to ask if anyone > here had it, or had heard it? It's an amazing Detroit-style techno record, > but it's on this London label, and it seems to be from Joe Louis from > Chicago (it says on the label ''Licensed from Target Records''). I just > thought he was more well-known for his Relief releases, or music in that > style - does anyone know if he's done stuff that's as good as this EP? Or in > the same kind of style? > > Thanks, > Andrew >
RE: (313) Joe Louis - Netherlands EP (Basement 282)
He released a couple of records on Relief in the 90's most of them where in Relief janking style techno but there is an EP called 'Back To The Beginning' which is a beautifull EP, a bit like the one you described below (i think, have not heard the Netherlands EP). Sounds like a mix between Rhythm is Rhythm and Mr. Fingers [EMAIL PROTECTED] > I've had this record for years now, and it occurred to me to > ask if anyone > here had it, or had heard it? It's an amazing Detroit-style > techno record, > but it's on this London label, and it seems to be from Joe Louis from > Chicago (it says on the label ''Licensed from Target > Records''). I just > thought he was more well-known for his Relief releases, or > music in that > style - does anyone know if he's done stuff that's as good as > this EP? Or in > the same kind of style? > > Thanks, > Andrew > -- 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) Joe Louis - Netherlands EP (Basement 282)
Hello, I've had this record for years now, and it occurred to me to ask if anyone here had it, or had heard it? It's an amazing Detroit-style techno record, but it's on this London label, and it seems to be from Joe Louis from Chicago (it says on the label ''Licensed from Target Records''). I just thought he was more well-known for his Relief releases, or music in that style - does anyone know if he's done stuff that's as good as this EP? Or in the same kind of style? Thanks, Andrew
Re: (313) Over-production (WAS - Re: (313) Suburban Knight)
> > Well, you have to understand that there is a DEMAND for records with that > > pumped up sound, when most records are like this, records that are NOT > tend > > to sound rather quiet and may unintentionally lower the energy. I guess I > > don't see anything wrong with making pumped up records if you are making > > them for club DJ's to play out in peak hour sets. A track made more for > > home listening or a deeper less aggresive set should probably not be made > > that way of course. Dance music does have a functional aspect, and I > don't > > think one should say a record made for a peak hour type set can't still be > > good. The aesthetic of such records seems appropriate to their > function... I see what you mean, and I agree that there's a case for functional records. I love working a bonus beats track alongside a more melodic/leftfield one, or even two beats, eq-ing and crossing them over. I guess what I've noticed (like a lot of people) is that when those records become the majority, and then when the artists involved get major kudos in the press (naming no names!) it gets right up my nose. So many times, when reading reviews etc., I see a tune and think ''I'll go and find that'', only to be deeply disappointed - it's Just Another Record. This applies to all different genres, but then, reviews *are* subjective, aren't they? I'm not complaining (oh, alright, I am) but it's interesting to see what other people think. Andrew >
Re: (313) Over-production (WAS - Re: (313) Suburban Knight)
> From: spw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Wed 05/Feb/2003 01:16 GMT > To: <313@hyperreal.org> > Subject: Re: (313) Over-production (WAS - Re: (313) Suburban Knight) > > Yes I've been to clubs but what does that supposed to prove? > Look what club culture has become, the type of people who go out > to clubs. Indeed. At 37 I now belong to that (age) group of people who when I was a teenager I used to say they should stay at home and let us have some (shallow) fun. > They are not going there to listen to music, especially interest, new > electronic music, some of the most shallow people go to dance > clubs. Oh, I go clubbing because I want to dance to music I'm not interested in, and also it's so easy to score with all them tasty & fit young guys off their tits. Anya : P __ Freeserve AnyTime - Go online whenever you want for just £6.99 a month for your first 3 months, that's HALF PRICE! And then it's just £13.99 a month after that. For more information visit http://www.freeserve.com/time/ or call free on 0800 970 8890
Re: (313) Over-production (WAS - Re: (313) Suburban Knight)
on 2/4/03 8:47 AM, Jongsma, K.J. at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Your taking a piss out of us, right? > > I really did mu best not to respond to this but i am really wondering of you > have ever been into a club on planet earth at all? Yes I've been to clubs but what does that supposed to prove? Look what club culture has become, the type of people who go out to clubs. They are not going there to listen to music, especially interest, new electronic music, some of the most shallow people go to dance clubs. It's too bad you cant throw a rave in a huge dark abandon warehouse anymore, at least that would be fun. on 2/4/03 9:16 AM, Jongsma, K.J. at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Music is only soundwaves? Well that can not be true, if that is true then me > farting would be music??? Hmm i feel a new hit record coming up :) Music is a form of human social expression through sound, when you hear a sound your brain processes the signal from your ears and this triggers an emotional response. Of course all of this is considered off topic so I'll just leave it at that, my point was to a good dj there is no such thing as a bad record, I challenge people to randomly buy used 12" you find at the discount rack (there are a lot of second hand music stores that sell old dance 12" for .50 or $1.00) and try incorporating that into a dj set with the techno you have in your crates and see what type of results you come up with.
