(313) ie 2003.08.03 (debut), etc2 2003.08.04, events

2003-08-04 Thread m50
[update]
ie this Sunday night
2003.08.03su 22:00 CST 1hour
hosted by m50
tune in to http://www.netmusique.com/ - jazzmusique
co-broadcasting with 89.3fm locally, http://www.wnur.org/live.ram

etc2 this Monday morning
2003.08.04mo 05:00 CST 150minutes
hosted by m50
tune in to 89.3 fm or http://www.wnur.org/live.ram

La La Land this Monday night
2003.08.04mo 21:30 CST 90minutes 
m50 v nickd electro set
tune in to 89.3 fm or http://www.wnur.org/live.ram

this Monday night Concur presents: 
2003.08.04mo 22:00 
m50 (WNUR-FM, Meiotic)
Proswell (live PA - Monotonik recordings, Merck recordings, Inpuj recordings)
Ray_rod (Hefty records)
@ Danny's
1951 W Dickens
Chicago IL
21+
0$ 

Improvlotto this Wednesday 
2003.08.06we 21:00 
featuring live improvisation / collaborative performance by:
Philip Von Zweck
Christopher Sorg
J Cookson
m50
@ Buddy Gallery
1542 N Milwaukee, 2nd Floor
Chicago, IL 
0+
0$

ie this Thursday afternoon
2003.08.07th 14:00 CST 1hour
hosted by m50
tune in to http://www.netmusique.com/ - jazzmusique

etc this Friday night
2003.08.09sa 01:00 3hours
hosted by m50
featuring: Todd Sines (Residual, Background, Planet E)
Archetype (live PA - Black Nation, Theory, Sonic Mind, 21/22 Corporation,
Ongaku, Speaker Attack, 77, Inkubator Akustik)
tune in to 89.3 fm or http://www.wnur.org/live.ram
now followed weekly by Perfect_Dark with Synctank of Purist 

illmeasures presents: Flow this Saturday
2003.08.09sa 22:00-03:00: 
hosted by Striz  DJ Reed
featuring:
Todd Sines (Residual, Background, Planet E)
Archetype (live PA - Black Nation, Theory, Sonic Mind, 21/22 Corporation,
Ongaku, Speaker Attack, 77, Inkubator Akustik)
m50
@ Lava Lounge
859 N Damen
Chicago, IL 
21+
0$


[upcoming] 
ie (netmusique/jazzmusique) 2003.08.10su 22:00CST 1hour

etc2 (wnur) 2003.08.11mo 05:00CST 150minutes

ie (netmusique/jazzmusique) 2003.08.14th 14:00CST 1hour

etc (wnur) 2003.08.16sa 01:00CST 3hours: TRS-80 (live PA - Invisible,
Intikrec), Proswell (live PA - Inpuj, Merck) 

ie (netmusique/jazzmusique) 2003.08.17su 22:00CST 1hour


[playlists]
Steve Tang, nickd : etc : 2003.Aug.02 00:30 3hours : WNUR-FM
(audible archive available at http://m50.net/)

Steve Tang (http://www.emphasisrecordings.com/)...
(artist) : (track title) : (label)
Melody Boy 2000 : Monotone Fantastique : Dum
Baby Ford : One For Sorrow : Background
DJ K1 : U Will Dance : D1 Recordings
Jack Lagoon : S.F. : Velocet
Spacetime Continuum : Kairo (Carl Craig Remix) : Reflective
FLUX : Bug In My Head : Klang Electronic
Jark Prongo : Bad Beat : N/A
Telex : Raised By Snakes (Shake Remix) : SSR
Nitzer Ebb : Join In The Chant : Geffen
FBK : Knobs  Switches : Frictional
The Theory Of Machines : Tomthumb : Steel City
JayDee : Plastic Dreams : RS
Rino Cerrone : Intense Flood : Rilis
Steven Tang : For The Trip : Emphasis Recordings (unreleased)
DIY : Hothead EP : WARP
Paul Mac : Paradox (Reshape EP) : Bio Records
Mark Broom : Three : Coda
Advent Rx : Everything's Gone Green : Internal
Aubrey : Break Out : Dark
Denard Henry : Lost, Lonely  Lethal : Cipher
Aubrey : [untitled] : Dark

nickd (http://dj.nickd.org/)...
(artist) : (track title) : (release) : (label)
Arovane : Minth : Minth : City Centre Offices
David Hausdorf : Lumochod : Tiefenrausch : Lifetime
Dash Dude : So Clicken : Casual Friday : Morris Audio
Joachim Spieth : B : Ich : Kompakt
Hakan Lidbo : Powderhead : Noise Obscurities : Moody
Formidable Force : Mind Games : 2020 vision
DJ Sneak : I Dropped My Glowstick - Sneak's Glowing Mix : I Dropped My
Glowstick : Magnetic
Paul Davidson : Vinyl Roads : Tango
Rac : High Wire : Diversions : WARP
Frankie Bones : a2 : ...and Here's Another Human Distraction : Remains
Tricky Disco : Tricky Disco : Tricky Disco : WARP
808state : Sync/Swim : Newbuild : Rephlex
DJ Dan : Put That Record Back On - H-Foundation Mix : Put That Record Back
On, Part 1 : Honchos
808state : Flow Coma : Newbuild : Rephlex
808state : Flow coma - Aphex Twin's Squidged Out In The Bank Mix : [white
label]
Blue Noise : Numbray : Creative Music
Flash Brothers : Captured - Joshua Collins Rmx   : Hooj Choons
Tone Depth : Rumble Fish - Original Mix : Bedrock
Omni Trio : Higher Ground : Even Angels cast Shadows : Moving Shadow
Thomas Fehlmann : Luftikus : Whistle : Kompakt
Radiohead : [untitled] : Kid A : Capitol
The Microphones : [a2] : The Singing From Mt. Eerie : K
The Microphones : Moon Moon : Moon Moon : k
The New Seekers : Little Bit Of Sunshine : Coca Cola


m50 : DJ OP's Show : 2003.Jul.29 23:00 90minutes : WNUR-FM
(audible archive available at http://m50.net/)

Invexis : Love It - Rmx by Diego : Love It : Pornostarmusic
Danilo Vigorito : Shockwave : Windmill EP : Speaker Attack
Invexis : Love It : Love It : Pornostarmusic
Conceiled Project : [untitled] : Second Coming : Code Red
Adam Beyer : Recoded : Recoded : Planet Rhythm
Johan Bacto  Hardcell : [untitled] : Traveller : Devil's Choice
Adam Beyer  Marco Carola : [untitled] : [untitled] : Drumcode
DJ Preach : Performance Means Faster : Performance 

Re: (313) UR operatives network

2003-08-04 Thread Martin
Has anyone paid for this baby yet? I'm interested in what the service is
like - it's an interesting idea...

md


3/8/03 7:21 PM jurren [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 dunno if this has been posted yet [i'm on digest]
 they've added new info on http://www.ur-039.net/
 
 this is what you'll get after signing up, for $36 a year:
 
 Audio samples of UR pre-releases, Z-Records (for UR Assault DJ's only),
 SID's, WPA's etc... Large format and high quality video files of UR in
 action Unpublished photo archives UR-ON BBS UR-ON members only merchandise
 Limited guest passes for certain UR events and more...
 
 sounds a bit like that planet e subscription you could get a couple years
 ago.
 and a nice way for a label to get some sort of financial security.
 and $36 isn't even that much money [that is; f you've got a job...]
 
 jURren
 
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RE: (313) local booty tune!

2003-08-04 Thread Langsman, Marc

Hehe just having a listen now - pretty amusing :D 

The vocals sound kinda 'raw' ish [Im don't have a huge idea about production
so not really sure how to describe this - I guess kindof unprocessed/not
cleaned up or something !?]

Other than that its quality - good to here some folk starting to bang out
some new booty - seems to have been a bit of drought of releases recently in
that department :/ Nice to hear its maintained the miami-style comedy
element in the rap too :) 

Ta,
marc

 -Original Message-
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 Sent: Saturday, August 02, 2003 9:36 AM
 To: 313@Hyperreal.Org
 Subject: (313) local booty tune!
 
 
 heres the link :
 
 http://www.angelfire.com/oz/gs/b00ty_bass.mp3
 
 i havent actually listened to it so its hopefully not too shameful!
 
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RE: (313) European 313ers

2003-08-04 Thread Langsman, Marc

Bizarre is Jan Driver not a trance DJ or something ? [or maybe Im talking
utter pap ?]

Peace,
marc

 -Original Message-
 From: ian cheshire [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Friday, August 01, 2003 9:19 PM
 To: 313@hyperreal.org
 Subject: (313) European 313ers
 
 
 Sorry for the post or blag :)
 
 Anyway I know its a while off but on the 
 
 13th Sept @
 Metronom Club, Berlin, Germany
 
 Claude Young
 Jan Driver
 Kube72
 Taurus
 
 Set times are:
 
 Jan Driver 10-12am
 Taurus 12-2am
 Claude Young 2-4 or 5am
 Kube72 4 or 5-7
 
 Thanks/Danke
 
 Ian 
 
 
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Re: (313) UR operatives network

2003-08-04 Thread alex . bond

hmm, half of me wants to sign up for this, the other half says don't be
daft.

Audio samples of UR pre-releases, Z-Records (for UR Assault DJ's only),
SID's, WPA's etc... Large format and high quality video files of UR in
action Unpublished photo archives UR-ON BBS UR-ON members only merchandise

Limited guest passes for certain UR events and more...

so, does anyone know what 'z-records' are? or wpa's? or sid's? are they
records? would we have to pay extra to get them - $36 doesn't sound that
much if you include shipping etc to EU. its only the records I would be
interested in I suppose. can't see what use a video is?

anyone know anymore?

oh, and while we're at it, has anyone heard the 'aquanauts' thing yet?
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RE: (313) slightly OT - suspended DJ tables

2003-08-04 Thread Langsman, Marc

Whatever nextdecks on a waterbed [70's style] ? :D 

Peace,
Marc

 -Original Message-
 From: ::P [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Saturday, August 02, 2003 8:16 AM
 To: 313@hyperreal.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: (313) slightly OT - suspended DJ tables
 
 
 dieselboy has turntables in his house that are on a platform 
 hung from the ceiling.
 
 saw a pic somewhere in a livejournal showing the setup.  
 looked cool enough I suppose.
 
 not a dieselboy fan, but his housesure looks nice :)
 
 
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 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: 313@hyperreal.org
 Sent: Friday, August 01, 2003 1:36 PM
 Subject: (313) slightly OT - suspended DJ tables
 
 
 
 
 
 
  I just played a gig last night that had a DJ table 
 suspended from the 
  ceiling - I've seen these before but never played on one 
 set up this 
  way. Rather odd and it took a while to get used to - never did feel 
  100% comfortable with it, as when I would back-cue the 
 record it would 
  send the whole platform swinging back and forth. I can see how this 
  suspension system is great for protecting the
 turntables
  from bass rumbling and energetic DJs dancing around but I 
 felt like I 
  was riding a ship on the high seas all night. (also the 
 thing was set 
  low around hip-level on me so my back cramped up but that's 
 beside the 
  point)
 
  anyone else play have experience playing on a hanging DJ table? I'd 
  like to know how you've coped with it as I wouldn't mind playing at 
  this venue again since the crowd was up for hearing fast music as 
  one patron asked. heh-heh. :D
 
  MEK
 
 
 

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Re: (313) Re: UR operatives network

2003-08-04 Thread alex . bond

As far as I can see the $36 only gives you access to soundbites, it doesnt
mean they are gonna start sending out Z tracks left right and centre!

Hmm, thats what I thought. Thanks Stewart. I guess by the time you've paid
out for records and shipping etc, could well be getting a little out of my
reach... oh well. It's a good idea I guess though eh?
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Re: (313) Re: UR operatives network

2003-08-04 Thread robin pinning


 As far as I can see the $36 only gives you access to soundbites, it doesnt
 mean they are gonna start sending out Z tracks left right and centre!

 Hmm, thats what I thought. Thanks Stewart. I guess by the time you've paid
 out for records and shipping etc, could well be getting a little out of my
 reach... oh well. It's a good idea I guess though eh?

i feel the catch might be that you don't even get access to these things
even by mail orderthey're usually shop stuff only...

it'd be great if i was wrong.

robin...



Re: (313) Re: UR operatives network

2003-08-04 Thread alex . bond

i feel the catch might be that you don't even get access to these things
even by mail orderthey're usually shop stuff only...
it'd be great if i was wrong.

I think maybe the $36 does give you access to buy the stuff? maybe?
maybe we've lived in Manchester too long, where everybody is trying to scam
a few quid out of you - it breeds a suspicious mind.

I guess its a decent deal really (if you're really intent on getting this
stuff)

its also a clever scheme, because by the time you've spent the $36, you'd
definitely want to make use of it, and therefore buy some more records.
Still, its for a good cause eh? Submerge seem to help people where they can
I'd say?




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Re: (313) Re: UR operatives network

2003-08-04 Thread robin pinning

 i feel the catch might be that you don't even get access to these things
 even by mail orderthey're usually shop stuff only...
 it'd be great if i was wrong.

 I think maybe the $36 does give you access to buy the stuff? maybe?
 maybe we've lived in Manchester too long, where everybody is trying to scam
 a few quid out of you - it breeds a suspicious mind.

heh, you make a good point. :)

 I guess its a decent deal really (if you're really intent on getting this
 stuff)

 its also a clever scheme, because by the time you've spent the $36, you'd
 definitely want to make use of it, and therefore buy some more records.
 Still, its for a good cause eh? Submerge seem to help people where they can
 I'd say?

well i'd go for it if it was a bit clearer what you get...

i should email them...



robin...



Re: (313) Re: UR operatives network

2003-08-04 Thread Martin
The Dust Boys have just subscribed so I'll let you know what the service is
like :)

md


4/8/03 9:45 AM robin [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 
 i feel the catch might be that you don't even get access to these things
 even by mail orderthey're usually shop stuff only...
 it'd be great if i was wrong.
 
 I think maybe the $36 does give you access to buy the stuff? maybe?
 maybe we've lived in Manchester too long, where everybody is trying to scam
 a few quid out of you - it breeds a suspicious mind.
 
 heh, you make a good point. :)
 
 I guess its a decent deal really (if you're really intent on getting this
 stuff)
 
 its also a clever scheme, because by the time you've spent the $36, you'd
 definitely want to make use of it, and therefore buy some more records.
 Still, its for a good cause eh? Submerge seem to help people where they can
 I'd say?
 
 well i'd go for it if it was a bit clearer what you get...
 
 i should email them...
 
 
 
 robin...
 
 



(313) italo

2003-08-04 Thread alex . bond
I was thinking.

The origins of techno are pretty well documented right?
and we see, from what we read  hear, where some of the
sounds/ideas/structures come from.

e.g. 'No UFO's', or 'Sharevari', or 'Clear' all had electronic music come
out before them, from which you can deduce that certain ideas or whatever
were taken from. (P-Funk/Kraftwerk/Italo/Chicago/Disco)

But, I was thinking - what came before Italo Disco? where on earth did some
of those producers get some of their ideas from? It was early days, synths
and drum boxes were just coming on to the market, and were barely
affordable, but the prices were coming down.

Anyone know anything about this? I picked up a copy of that Vangelis
Bladerunner thing on the car boot sale yesterday, and its fairly clear that
the Italo 'Hypnosis' versions were covers/dancefloor remakes of this. So,
did the italo guys remake alot of stuff does anyone know? Did alot of their
ideas come form electronic classical/experimental stuff?

supposedly also Italy's 'cosmo' scene was pretty wild, someone said to me
they were doing/playing loads of wild stuff before Mr Hardy picked it up.
round about '79/'80/'81 onwards

anyone know any more, or any info on the net anywhere? I'd be interested to
know.

ta!

Alex
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Re: (313) italo

2003-08-04 Thread Rc
yeah i'd agree with that - lots of the early italo stuff had its origins in
background music...simonetti was behind some of the goblin,tenebre
series as well as a b-grade movie called college from 81(?) which was also a
big chi-town dancefloor bomb...of course moroder did alot of work for film
also..maurizio dami (alexander robotnick) also wrote some
production/mood/library music (used as background music in ads/movies etc)
for the italian Primrose label in the 80s..
rc
on 4/8/03 9:31 PM, Cobert, Gwendal at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I'd say Blade runner was the thing to say - didn't the use of synths and the
 like by Italians originate with them using them for cheap OSTs, I'm thinking
 Goblin here, esp lots of cheap porno, horror and sci fi flicks ? quite a
 number of comps out there, maybe also try to get your hands on a Goblin best
 of...
 Gwendal
 
 -Original Message-
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 1:15 PM
 To: 313@hyperreal.org
 Subject: (313) italo
 
 
 I was thinking.
 
 The origins of techno are pretty well documented right?
 and we see, from what we read  hear, where some of the
 sounds/ideas/structures come from.
 
 e.g. 'No UFO's', or 'Sharevari', or 'Clear' all had
 electronic music come
 out before them, from which you can deduce that certain ideas
 or whatever
 were taken from. (P-Funk/Kraftwerk/Italo/Chicago/Disco)
 
 But, I was thinking - what came before Italo Disco? where on
 earth did some
 of those producers get some of their ideas from? It was early
 days, synths
 and drum boxes were just coming on to the market, and were barely
 affordable, but the prices were coming down.
 
 Anyone know anything about this? I picked up a copy of that Vangelis
 Bladerunner thing on the car boot sale yesterday, and its
 fairly clear that
 the Italo 'Hypnosis' versions were covers/dancefloor remakes
 of this. So,
 did the italo guys remake alot of stuff does anyone know? Did
 alot of their
 ideas come form electronic classical/experimental stuff?
 
 supposedly also Italy's 'cosmo' scene was pretty wild,
 someone said to me
 they were doing/playing loads of wild stuff before Mr Hardy
 picked it up.
 round about '79/'80/'81 onwards
 
 anyone know any more, or any info on the net anywhere? I'd be
 interested to
 know.
 
 ta!
 
 Alex
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Re: (313) UR operatives network

2003-08-04 Thread robin pinning

speaking to UR, it seems that the UR operatives network will give you
access to some of the more exclusive releases (plans, in time, to have
operative only releases etc)

...just in case anyone wanted to know...

robin...



Re: (313) UR operatives network

2003-08-04 Thread Roland van Oorschot

At 13:44 4-8-2003, you wrote:


speaking to UR, it seems that the UR operatives network will give you
access to some of the more exclusive releases (plans, in time, to have
operative only releases etc)

...just in case anyone wanted to know...


K... no need to sign up then at this moment :-/

R.


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(313) Red Planet Website launched...

2003-08-04 Thread Jongsma, K.J.
check: http://www.lbh6251876.com

Nice a new 12 is also coming up, no audiofiles yet...


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Re: (313) origins of Italo Disco

2003-08-04 Thread DJ Nikadeemas
http://snurl.com/1yom

http://snurl.com/1yoo



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Date: Mon, 4 Aug 2003 12:15:29 +0100
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) italo 

 I was thinking.
 
 The origins of techno are pretty well documented right?
 and we see, from what we read  hear, where some of the
 sounds/ideas/structures come from.
 
 e.g. 'No UFO's', or 'Sharevari', or 'Clear' all had electronic music come
 out before them, from which you can deduce that certain ideas or whatever
 were taken from. (P-Funk/Kraftwerk/Italo/Chicago/Disco)
 
 But, I was thinking - what came before Italo Disco? where on earth did some
 of those producers get some of their ideas from? It was early days, synths
 and drum boxes were just coming on to the market, and were barely
 affordable, but the prices were coming down.
 
 Anyone know anything about this? I picked up a copy of that Vangelis
 Bladerunner thing on the car boot sale yesterday, and its fairly clear that
 the Italo 'Hypnosis' versions were covers/dancefloor remakes of this. So,
 did the italo guys remake alot of stuff does anyone know? Did alot of their
 ideas come form electronic classical/experimental stuff?
 
 supposedly also Italy's 'cosmo' scene was pretty wild, someone said to me
 they were doing/playing loads of wild stuff before Mr Hardy picked it up.
 round about '79/'80/'81 onwards
 
 anyone know any more, or any info on the net anywhere? I'd be interested to
 know.
 
 ta!
 
 Alex
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RE: (313) UR operatives network

2003-08-04 Thread Langsman, Marc

Does membership entitle you to a free scan7 ninja mask/bandana for
conducting covert blackop manouvers in you local HMV ? :D 

Peace,
Marc

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(313) red planet

2003-08-04 Thread alex . bond
check: http://www.lbh6251876.com

hmm, that website address is a bit obscure. I presume it has other meaning.
anyone know?

also, talking of soundclips, did anyone get that delsin mailout this
morning that has those clips of a new delsin 12?
artist 'unknown'. sounds well tasty to me.
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Re: (313) red planet

2003-08-04 Thread Gary Robinson
Alex,
It's a reference to the Battle of Little Big Horn June 25th 1876

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 check: http://www.lbh6251876.com

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RE: (313) red planet

2003-08-04 Thread alex . bond

aha.

see, you learn something new everyday here..!

can you tell I'm bored today??
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RE: (313) red planet

2003-08-04 Thread Jongsma, K.J.


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 Alex,
 It's a reference to the Battle of Little Big Horn June 25th 1876

Yup, it is a date that refers to a battle where the US Cavalry tried to
slaughter a sh*tload of Sioux and Cheyenne Indians but it turned for all the
good of the Sioux and Cheyenne Indians and the cavalry got defeated by them.
I think that this was one of the big big victories against the US Cavalry

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  anyone know?
 
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Re: (313) Audiopad - meet the future of (performing)

2003-08-04 Thread Michael . Elliot-Knight




LOL!
I was trying t figure out why the format was so familiar - they even use
the term pucks.

Maybe they can do something with a Fussball table or table-tennis...

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If they only had the foresight to add two goals, perforated air vents, a
couple of paddles and a bunch of spastic energy, we might be in business.
:)
I think it's cool b/c it's a step in the right direction. But for me air
hockey is still air hockey and a laptop is still a laptop. The stoned
brainstorming session at the student union that conjured this must've been
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RE: (313) red planet

2003-08-04 Thread ian cheshire
t6hanks for the post!! :)

nice to see they are on the web, its in the favourites as they say :)

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also, talking of soundclips, did anyone get that delsin mailout this
morning that has those clips of a new delsin 12?
artist 'unknown'. sounds well tasty to me.
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RE: (313) Red Planet Website launched...

2003-08-04 Thread ian cheshire
ahh its was you kj :) nice post man!! thanks

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check: http://www.lbh6251876.com

Nice a new 12 is also coming up, no audiofiles yet...


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RE: (313) red planet

2003-08-04 Thread Odeluga, Ken
The mystery continues ...

rp-11 'Revenge Of The Wolf' was peculiar. Very basic groove with two
breakdowns which didn't resume on the beat, thereby fuffing up the mx -
'Revenge...' indeed ...

k

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t6hanks for the post!! :)

nice to see they are on the web, its in the favourites as they say :)

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(313) Maestro

2003-08-04 Thread Matt Kane's Brain

starring: Derrick May, Francois K, Larry Levan, etc.

Has anyone seen this film? I just found out about its existence. IMDB only 
lists a UK release date. Has this ever been seen in the US?


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Re: (313) Maestro

2003-08-04 Thread Roland van Oorschot

At 17:25 4-8-2003, Matt Kane's Brain wrote:

starring: Derrick May, Francois K, Larry Levan, etc.

Has anyone seen this film? I just found out about its existence. IMDB only 
lists a UK release date. Has this ever been seen in the US?


The opening is on sept. 3rd in Zurich/Switserland.

http://www.maestro-documentary.com/

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Re: (313) Maestro

2003-08-04 Thread alex . bond

starring: Derrick May, Francois K, Larry Levan, etc.
Has anyone seen this film? I just found out about its existence. IMDB only

lists a UK release date. Has this ever been seen in the US?

I thought it had been released in the us? I might be wrong...
Its an independant project, they showed it in London a while back.
I think it was 2 nights only. I'm sure they did the same in New York.

It's due for a screening in Manchester in Sept/Oct at the cornerhouse.
Can't wait!

But, get this - here's the scoop. Apparently, there's loads of old footage
on there. But when the dvd comes out, theres loads and loads of bits that
they couldn't put in the film, but are included as extras on the dvd.
Apparently there isn't much music box footage in the actual film, its all
on the dvd. I think the film concentrates on Paradise
Garage/Loft/Warehouse, and possibly Better Days.

woo-hoo! gonna be fun watching that in the cinema with that big sound
system..

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RE: (313) European 313ers

2003-08-04 Thread Michael . Elliot-Knight




yeah, sort of - he tends to straddle the line between techno and trance in
most of his productions. Never heard him DJ. I suppose that's why they have
him on early, to draw in a wide variety of people and then have Claude
Young at prime time.
Who is Taurus and Kube72?
Kube72 sounds familiar - did he/she/they record for Rs sometime back?

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Bizarre is Jan Driver not a trance DJ or something ? [or maybe Im talking
utter pap ?]

Peace,
marc

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 Sorry for the post or blag :)

 Anyway I know its a while off but on the

 13th Sept @
 Metronom Club, Berlin, Germany

 Claude Young
 Jan Driver
 Kube72
 Taurus

 Set times are:

 Jan Driver 10-12am
 Taurus 12-2am
 Claude Young 2-4 or 5am
 Kube72 4 or 5-7

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RE: (313) European 313ers

2003-08-04 Thread ian cheshire
ha ha Hans strkes a goo un there!!! ... I wish I looked that good though :)
I'd get free
drinks all the time !! ha ha

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 Kube72 sounds familiar - did he/she/they record for Rs sometime back?

Isn't that that topless DJ? ;)

Cheers,
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 Claude Young
 Jan Driver
 Kube72
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RE: (313) slightly OT - suspended DJ tables

2003-08-04 Thread Michael . Elliot-Knight




You better have well sealed wiring and extension power cords otherwise -
t*!
like a toaster in the bathtub.

MEK




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*wow* they look keeraazeee !!
Has anyone tried these yet or are they very new / bring prototyped or
something ?

...wonder if you could float your decks in a pool with them :)

Peace,
Marc

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 Whatever nextdecks on a waterbed [70's style] ? :D


 Well... almost! Inflatable cusions! :D

http://www.freefloat.net/

Used @ the Dance Valley festival this weekend.

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Re: (313) red planet

2003-08-04 Thread Michael . Elliot-Knight




well - the last number 1876 -

1876 -- America celebrates its Centennial: 100 years as a Republic, 100
years in pursuit of the promise of the Declaration of Independence that all
men are created equal

But more interesting is that on June 25th 1876 - General George Armstrong
Custer was justifiably killed by the Nations of Cheyenne and Dakota after
years and years of oppression and murder.

That would be the more likely  source for that number in the url 6251876 -
as in June 6th 1876.
interesting to see the two different markers of the same time period
side-by-side - one celebrating equality - the other a reaction to not being
treated equally

Red Planet = America

 lbh is Little Big Horn - where Custer got what was coming to him.

MEK

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Re: (313) red planet

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Whoops - seems my lunch hour hunger got to me there

That would be the more likely  source for that number in the url 6251876 -
as in June 6th 1876.

that should be June 25th as others had noted.

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well - the last number 1876 -

1876 -- America celebrates its Centennial: 100 years as a Republic, 100
years in pursuit of the promise of the Declaration of Independence that all
men are created equal

But more interesting is that on June 25th 1876 - General George Armstrong
Custer was justifiably killed by the Nations of Cheyenne and Dakota after
years and years of oppression and murder.

That would be the more likely  source for that number in the url 6251876 -
as in June 6th 1876.
interesting to see the two different markers of the same time period
side-by-side - one celebrating equality - the other a reaction to not being
treated equally

Red Planet = America

 lbh is Little Big Horn - where Custer got what was coming to him.

MEK

But more



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morning that has those clips of a new delsin 12?
artist 'unknown'. sounds well tasty to me.
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(313) Re: ## nomorewords.net - summer 2003

2003-08-04 Thread Klaas-Jan Jongsma
On maandag, aug 4, 2003, at 13:15 Europe/Amsterdam, nomorewords.net 
wrote:



[ 154 - Strike ]
[ NWAQ Recordings, 27dsr/nwa-cdlp1, November ]
Joint album release from the Amsterdam NWAQ and Delsin labels, of what 
is already often mentioned as the very best techno album to come from 
The Netherlands. So a well kept secret, from one of the 
Newworldaquarium-members, circulating in Dutch techno underground on 
tapes and other media since it's original production in 1994/1995. It 
will now finally find it's way out of the underground. Preview soon.


Whoohaa! I really hope that this is the same tape that was circulating 
amongst Eevolute artists when 154 was still Ross 154 and when he 
recorded for Eevolute because if it is, these words above are so true, 
it will be the bomb then!




(313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?

2003-08-04 Thread Kent williams
My friend Rich found this:

http://www.psychiatry.uiowa.edu/~kent/Carino-TCOY.mp3

Listen to the string synth at the beginning, contrast and compare with
synth strings in Night of the Jaguar



Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?

2003-08-04 Thread Klaas-Jan Jongsma
Well they use the same (Oberheim?) synth for sure, but that is where 
the comparison ends i think?


KJ


On maandag, aug 4, 2003, at 19:48 Europe/Amsterdam, Kent williams wrote:


My friend Rich found this:

http://www.psychiatry.uiowa.edu/~kent/Carino-TCOY.mp3

Listen to the string synth at the beginning, contrast and compare with
synth strings in Night of the Jaguar





RE: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?

2003-08-04 Thread Christian Bloch

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|Well they use the same (Oberheim?) synth for sure, but that is where 
|the comparison ends i think?
|

maybe if you're tone-deaf :) in two distinct places, the melody is,
note-by-note, an excact copy. that being said, Knights of the Jaguar
is obviously a much better track, with much better strings.

Christian Bloch
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Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?

2003-08-04 Thread Michael . Elliot-Knight




I think most musicologists would argue the opposite Ken - those string
lines aren't generic, because they are recognizable parts of another song -
the 80s track - and they do not depend on context for distinctiveness -
because you can recognize those strings when they are used in another song
(Knights of the Jaguar) and ID them as being used in a source song (the
80s track - what is the title of it by the way?).

If this wasn't the case I could lift the bassline from Michael Jackson's
Billy Jean and get away with it AND nobody would know where the bassline
is from. Which I highly doubt.

Just like you can ID the pump up the volume vocal as being used in
M/A/R/R/S and sourced from Eric B.  Rakim

To me it sounds like he cleaned up the sample plus gave it a tempo
adjustment or played it note for note (but it's so close it sounds like a
sample)  - it's quite obvious a lift from that tune.
And we were all able to ID right away - nobody has said - gee that sounds
like the strings used in Strings of Life - no we all said Knights of the
Jaguar so it's not generic at all.

It's a prosecuting copyright lawyer's wish come true

The legal test is whether a sample is recognizable. It is not true that
you are allowed to use up to 4 bars or 10 seconds or any part of another
song.

MEK





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It also is note for note the same as the beginning couple of bars of the
strings in Jaguar ... just interesting to compare.

My friend who found that thought that Rolando was copying; I argued that
the string line on both are fairly generic and depend on the context for
any distinctiveness.

On Mon, 4 Aug 2003, Klaas-Jan Jongsma wrote:
 Well they use the same (Oberheim?) synth for sure, but that is where
 the comparison ends i think?

 On maandag, aug 4, 2003, at 19:48 Europe/Amsterdam, Kent williams wrote:

  My friend Rich found this:
 
  http://www.psychiatry.uiowa.edu/~kent/Carino-TCOY.mp3
 
  Listen to the string synth at the beginning, contrast and compare with
  synth strings in Night of the Jaguar
 







Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?

2003-08-04 Thread ::P
not to mention that part of it sounds REALLY close to the bassline in no
UFOs

(at least I think thats the track)



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Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 2:15 PM
Subject: RE: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?


 I agree totally :)

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 |
 |
 |Well they use the same (Oberheim?) synth for sure, but that is where
 |the comparison ends i think?
 |

 maybe if you're tone-deaf :) in two distinct places, the melody is,
 note-by-note, an excact copy. that being said, Knights of the Jaguar
 is obviously a much better track, with much better strings.

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Re: (313) Re: ## nomorewords.net - summer 2003

2003-08-04 Thread Phonopsia
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To: 313 List 313@hyperreal.org
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Subject: (313) Re: ## nomorewords.net - summer 2003


On maandag, aug 4, 2003, at 13:15 Europe/Amsterdam, nomorewords.net
wrote:

 [ 154 - Strike ]
 [ NWAQ Recordings, 27dsr/nwa-cdlp1, November ]
 Joint album release from the Amsterdam NWAQ and Delsin labels, of what
 is already often mentioned as the very best techno album to come from
 The Netherlands. So a well kept secret, from one of the
 Newworldaquarium-members, circulating in Dutch techno underground on
 tapes and other media since it's original production in 1994/1995. It
 will now finally find it's way out of the underground. Preview soon.

 Whoohaa! I really hope that this is the same tape that was circulating
 amongst Eevolute artists when 154 was still Ross 154 and when he
 recorded for Eevolute because if it is, these words above are so true,
 it will be the bomb then!


It is absolutely the bomb. They played it on Nortroute in its entirety a
couple of years ago, and it was seriously fantastic. Had no idea it was that
old though! New Pallas too. NWAQ tearin' it up. w00t!

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Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?

2003-08-04 Thread stewart
Ha, I bet Sony and BMG would have loved to have tried to pull this one out the 
bag when they were wrangling with UR!

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To: Kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: 313 list 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 7:37 PM
Subject: Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?


 
 
 
 
 I think most musicologists would argue the opposite Ken - those string
 lines aren't generic, because they are recognizable parts of another song -
 the 80s track - and they do not depend on context for distinctiveness -
 because you can recognize those strings when they are used in another song
 (Knights of the Jaguar) and ID them as being used in a source song (the
 80s track - what is the title of it by the way?).
 
 If this wasn't the case I could lift the bassline from Michael Jackson's
 Billy Jean and get away with it AND nobody would know where the bassline
 is from. Which I highly doubt.
 
 Just like you can ID the pump up the volume vocal as being used in
 M/A/R/R/S and sourced from Eric B.  Rakim
 
 To me it sounds like he cleaned up the sample plus gave it a tempo
 adjustment or played it note for note (but it's so close it sounds like a
 sample)  - it's quite obvious a lift from that tune.
 And we were all able to ID right away - nobody has said - gee that sounds
 like the strings used in Strings of Life - no we all said Knights of the
 Jaguar so it's not generic at all.
 
 It's a prosecuting copyright lawyer's wish come true
 
 The legal test is whether a sample is recognizable. It is not true that
 you are allowed to use up to 4 bars or 10 seconds or any part of another
 song.
 
 MEK
 
 
 
   
   
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 313@hyperreal.org   
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 Strings on 80s House record?
   
   
   
   
 
 
 
 
 It also is note for note the same as the beginning couple of bars of the
 strings in Jaguar ... just interesting to compare.
 
 My friend who found that thought that Rolando was copying; I argued that
 the string line on both are fairly generic and depend on the context for
 any distinctiveness.
 
 On Mon, 4 Aug 2003, Klaas-Jan Jongsma wrote:
  Well they use the same (Oberheim?) synth for sure, but that is where
  the comparison ends i think?
 
  On maandag, aug 4, 2003, at 19:48 Europe/Amsterdam, Kent williams wrote:
 
   My friend Rich found this:
  
   http://www.psychiatry.uiowa.edu/~kent/Carino-TCOY.mp3
  
   Listen to the string synth at the beginning, contrast and compare with
   synth strings in Night of the Jaguar
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


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Re: (313) UR operatives network

2003-08-04 Thread ryan burns


does anyone know if the z-records are coming out on vinyl or audio clips.  
i know Rolando plays one of those Z tracks on his 1st mix cd.






From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: jurren baars [EMAIL PROTECTED],313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) UR operatives network
Date: Mon, 04 Aug 2003 08:57:29 +

Has anyone paid for this baby yet? I'm interested in what the service is
like - it's an interesting idea...

md


3/8/03 7:21 PM jurren [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 dunno if this has been posted yet [i'm on digest]
 they've added new info on http://www.ur-039.net/

 this is what you'll get after signing up, for $36 a year:

 Audio samples of UR pre-releases, Z-Records (for UR Assault DJ's only),
 SID's, WPA's etc... Large format and high quality video files of UR in
 action Unpublished photo archives UR-ON BBS UR-ON members only 
merchandise

 Limited guest passes for certain UR events and more...

 sounds a bit like that planet e subscription you could get a couple 
years

 ago.
 and a nice way for a label to get some sort of financial security.
 and $36 isn't even that much money [that is; f you've got a job...]

 jURren

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Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?

2003-08-04 Thread Phonopsia
- Original Message - 
From: Kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313 list 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 6:48 PM
Subject: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?


 My friend Rich found this:

 http://www.psychiatry.uiowa.edu/~kent/Carino-TCOY.mp3

 Listen to the string synth at the beginning, contrast and compare with
 synth strings in Night of the Jaguar

Sounds like it's the same synth patch with some melodic inspiration. Cool to
hear it!

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Re: (313) UR operatives network

2003-08-04 Thread garrett
the general impression is that you get to hear the z tracks, not buy them.

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From: ryan burns [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 11:55 AM
Subject: Re: (313) UR operatives network



 does anyone know if the z-records are coming out on vinyl or audio
clips.
 i know Rolando plays one of those Z tracks on his 1st mix cd.




 From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: jurren baars [EMAIL PROTECTED],313@hyperreal.org
 Subject: Re: (313) UR operatives network
 Date: Mon, 04 Aug 2003 08:57:29 +
 
 Has anyone paid for this baby yet? I'm interested in what the service is
 like - it's an interesting idea...
 
 md
 
 
 3/8/03 7:21 PM jurren [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
   dunno if this has been posted yet [i'm on digest]
   they've added new info on http://www.ur-039.net/
  
   this is what you'll get after signing up, for $36 a year:
  
   Audio samples of UR pre-releases, Z-Records (for UR Assault DJ's
only),
   SID's, WPA's etc... Large format and high quality video files of UR
in
   action Unpublished photo archives UR-ON BBS UR-ON members only
 merchandise
   Limited guest passes for certain UR events and more...
  
   sounds a bit like that planet e subscription you could get a couple
 years
   ago.
   and a nice way for a label to get some sort of financial security.
   and $36 isn't even that much money [that is; f you've got a job...]
  
   jURren
  
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Re: (313) UR operatives network

2003-08-04 Thread Roland van Oorschot

At 20:55 4-8-2003, you wrote:


does anyone know if the z-records are coming out on vinyl or audio clips.
i know Rolando plays one of those Z tracks on his 1st mix cd.


Z Records are already out on vinyl but only available to UR Assault DJ's .
I guess we'll (the ppl who signed up, that is) have to do it with those 
sound clips and the Rolando mix-cd's.


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Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?

2003-08-04 Thread Klaas-Jan Jongsma


On maandag, aug 4, 2003, at 20:08 Europe/Amsterdam, Kent williams wrote:

It also is note for note the same as the beginning couple of bars of 
the

strings in Jaguar ... just interesting to compare.


Oh sure but i think that it so more a coincident, i once got accused by 
someone for copying a melody from a Joy Division record once. I never 
realized it until i heard them played bak to back and i had to agree 
that my track sounded a lot like that Joy Division track :)


My friend who found that thought that Rolando was copying; I argued 
that
the string line on both are fairly generic and depend on the context 
for

any distinctiveness.

On Mon, 4 Aug 2003, Klaas-Jan Jongsma wrote:

Well they use the same (Oberheim?) synth for sure, but that is where
the comparison ends i think?

On maandag, aug 4, 2003, at 19:48 Europe/Amsterdam, Kent williams 
wrote:



My friend Rich found this:

http://www.psychiatry.uiowa.edu/~kent/Carino-TCOY.mp3

Listen to the string synth at the beginning, contrast and compare 
with

synth strings in Night of the Jaguar









Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?

2003-08-04 Thread David Powers
Do the strings appear by themselves in the original house tune?
_Dave

-- Original Message -
Subject: Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?
Date: Mon, 4 Aug 2003 13:37:28 -0500
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]






I think most musicologists would argue the opposite Ken - those string
lines aren't generic, because they are recognizable parts of another song -
the 80s track - and they do not depend on context for distinctiveness -
because you can recognize those strings when they are used in another song
(Knights of the Jaguar) and ID them as being used in a source song (the
80s track - what is the title of it by the way?).

If this wasn't the case I could lift the bassline from Michael Jackson's
Billy Jean and get away with it AND nobody would know where the bassline
is from. Which I highly doubt.

Just like you can ID the pump up the volume vocal as being used in
M/A/R/R/S and sourced from Eric B.  Rakim

To me it sounds like he cleaned up the sample plus gave it a tempo
adjustment or played it note for note (but it's so close it sounds like a
sample)  - it's quite obvious a lift from that tune.
And we were all able to ID right away - nobody has said - gee that sounds
like the strings used in Strings of Life - no we all said Knights of the
Jaguar so it's not generic at all.

It's a prosecuting copyright lawyer's wish come true

The legal test is whether a sample is recognizable. It is not true that
you are allowed to use up to 4 bars or 10 seconds or any part of another
song.

MEK





  Kent williams 

  [EMAIL PROTECTED]To:   313 list 
313@hyperreal.org   
   cc:  

  08/04/03 01:08 PMSubject:  Re: (313) Jaguar 
Strings on 80s House record?








It also is note for note the same as the beginning couple of bars of the
strings in Jaguar ... just interesting to compare.

My friend who found that thought that Rolando was copying; I argued that
the string line on both are fairly generic and depend on the context for
any distinctiveness.

On Mon, 4 Aug 2003, Klaas-Jan Jongsma wrote:
 Well they use the same (Oberheim?) synth for sure, but that is where
 the comparison ends i think?

 On maandag, aug 4, 2003, at 19:48 Europe/Amsterdam, Kent williams wrote:

  My friend Rich found this:
 
  http://www.psychiatry.uiowa.edu/~kent/Carino-TCOY.mp3
 
  Listen to the string synth at the beginning, contrast and compare with
  synth strings in Night of the Jaguar
 









Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?

2003-08-04 Thread Michael . Elliot-Knight




You're kidding right? A coincidence? Everything in that string bit is in
Jaguar -even how the notes waver before the descending notes come in.
This more than sounds  a lot like it - the strings in Jaguar clearly is a
sample of that track with maybe a tempo change (and maybe extra
accompaniment over and under to fatten up the sound). Or, it was
reperformed by Rolando using the same keyboard practically note for note -
would be too many coincidences to be a coincidence if you know what I mean.

TCoy probably wouldn't do anything about it because of the use of Eric B. 
Rakim, in the Carino track, would cost a lot more to licence and TCoy would
most likely get sued in turn if Eric B  Rakim knew about it. So, I'm sure
the producer of Carino, if they are alive still, are keeping real quiet and
not bothering with taking any action against Rolando if UR didn't clear it.
This is all a moot point if Rolando/UR cleared it all with the owners of
Carino. Whether that be the performance and the publishing (if it was a
sample) or just the publishing (if Rolando re-performed the section used).

Either way, both tunes are cool and I do hope that UR has got their bases
covered on this.

MEK




   
  Klaas-Jan Jongsma 
   
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]To:   Kent williams [EMAIL 
PROTECTED]   
  .nl cc:   313 list 
313@hyperreal.org  
   Subject:  Re: (313) Jaguar 
Strings on 80s House record?   
  08/04/03 01:13 PM 
   

   

   





On maandag, aug 4, 2003, at 20:08 Europe/Amsterdam, Kent williams wrote:

 It also is note for note the same as the beginning couple of bars of
 the
 strings in Jaguar ... just interesting to compare.

Oh sure but i think that it so more a coincident, i once got accused by
someone for copying a melody from a Joy Division record once. I never
realized it until i heard them played bak to back and i had to agree
that my track sounded a lot like that Joy Division track :)

 My friend who found that thought that Rolando was copying; I argued
 that
 the string line on both are fairly generic and depend on the context
 for
 any distinctiveness.

 On Mon, 4 Aug 2003, Klaas-Jan Jongsma wrote:
 Well they use the same (Oberheim?) synth for sure, but that is where
 the comparison ends i think?

 On maandag, aug 4, 2003, at 19:48 Europe/Amsterdam, Kent williams
 wrote:

 My friend Rich found this:

 http://www.psychiatry.uiowa.edu/~kent/Carino-TCOY.mp3

 Listen to the string synth at the beginning, contrast and compare
 with
 synth strings in Night of the Jaguar









(313) DBX

2003-08-04 Thread Phonopsia
Oh, BTW - Dan Bell was devastating on Saturday. Many a head was lost. Can't
really recommend him any higher after this set. Hope he makes it through
your town soon!

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Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?

2003-08-04 Thread Andrew
I suppose someone should tell Mike Pickering (latterly of M People) - he
produced it. In fact, f*ck that, he owes the world of music more than
enough! Ha ha.

- Original Message -
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To: Klaas-Jan Jongsma [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: 313 list 313@hyperreal.org; Kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 10:08 PM
Subject: Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?






 You're kidding right? A coincidence? Everything in that string bit is in
 Jaguar -even how the notes waver before the descending notes come in.
 This more than sounds  a lot like it - the strings in Jaguar clearly is
a
 sample of that track with maybe a tempo change (and maybe extra
 accompaniment over and under to fatten up the sound). Or, it was
 reperformed by Rolando using the same keyboard practically note for note -
 would be too many coincidences to be a coincidence if you know what I
mean.

 TCoy probably wouldn't do anything about it because of the use of Eric B.

 Rakim, in the Carino track, would cost a lot more to licence and TCoy
would
 most likely get sued in turn if Eric B  Rakim knew about it. So, I'm sure
 the producer of Carino, if they are alive still, are keeping real quiet
and
 not bothering with taking any action against Rolando if UR didn't clear
it.
 This is all a moot point if Rolando/UR cleared it all with the owners of
 Carino. Whether that be the performance and the publishing (if it was a
 sample) or just the publishing (if Rolando re-performed the section used).

 Either way, both tunes are cool and I do hope that UR has got their bases
 covered on this.

 MEK




   Klaas-Jan Jongsma
   [EMAIL PROTECTED]To:   Kent williams
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
   .nl cc:   313 list
313@hyperreal.org
Subject:  Re: (313)
Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?
   08/04/03 01:13 PM







 On maandag, aug 4, 2003, at 20:08 Europe/Amsterdam, Kent williams wrote:

  It also is note for note the same as the beginning couple of bars of
  the
  strings in Jaguar ... just interesting to compare.

 Oh sure but i think that it so more a coincident, i once got accused by
 someone for copying a melody from a Joy Division record once. I never
 realized it until i heard them played bak to back and i had to agree
 that my track sounded a lot like that Joy Division track :)

  My friend who found that thought that Rolando was copying; I argued
  that
  the string line on both are fairly generic and depend on the context
  for
  any distinctiveness.
 
  On Mon, 4 Aug 2003, Klaas-Jan Jongsma wrote:
  Well they use the same (Oberheim?) synth for sure, but that is where
  the comparison ends i think?
 
  On maandag, aug 4, 2003, at 19:48 Europe/Amsterdam, Kent williams
  wrote:
 
  My friend Rich found this:
 
  http://www.psychiatry.uiowa.edu/~kent/Carino-TCOY.mp3
 
  Listen to the string synth at the beginning, contrast and compare
  with
  synth strings in Night of the Jaguar
 
 
 







Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?

2003-08-04 Thread Sakari Karipuro
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Mon, 4 Aug 2003 about following:

 most likely get sued in turn if Eric B  Rakim knew about it. So, I'm sure
 the producer of Carino, if they are alive still, are keeping real quiet and

it's mike pickering if my memory serves right. (better known also as 
part of m-people)


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Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?

2003-08-04 Thread Greg Earle
KJ wrote:
 It also is note for note the same as the beginning couple of bars of 
 the strings in Jaguar ... just interesting to compare.
 
 Oh sure but I think that it's more a coincidence, I once got accused by 
 someone for copying a melody from a Joy Division record once.  I never 
 realized it until I heard them played back to back and I had to agree
 that my track sounded a lot like that Joy Division track :)

More Fun With Wholescale Lifted Samples:

Play Joy Division's As You Said (unnamed instrumental track on the 
Joy Division flexi alongside Komakino and Incubation).

Then play Steely Dan's Rikki Don't Lose That Number.

Then play Meat Beat Manifesto's Hello Teenage America.  :-)

(No, I don't know what this has to do with 313, either ... sorry, I'll shut
 up now.)

- Greg




Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?

2003-08-04 Thread sean deason
The Billyjean bassline is from Billy Oceans Carribean Queen BTW :^)

- Original Message - 
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: 313 list 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 1:37 PM
Subject: Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?






 I think most musicologists would argue the opposite Ken - those string
 lines aren't generic, because they are recognizable parts of another
song -
 the 80s track - and they do not depend on context for distinctiveness -
 because you can recognize those strings when they are used in another song
 (Knights of the Jaguar) and ID them as being used in a source song (the
 80s track - what is the title of it by the way?).

 If this wasn't the case I could lift the bassline from Michael Jackson's
 Billy Jean and get away with it AND nobody would know where the bassline
 is from. Which I highly doubt.

 Just like you can ID the pump up the volume vocal as being used in
 M/A/R/R/S and sourced from Eric B.  Rakim

 To me it sounds like he cleaned up the sample plus gave it a tempo
 adjustment or played it note for note (but it's so close it sounds like a
 sample)  - it's quite obvious a lift from that tune.
 And we were all able to ID right away - nobody has said - gee that sounds
 like the strings used in Strings of Life - no we all said Knights of the
 Jaguar so it's not generic at all.

 It's a prosecuting copyright lawyer's wish come true

 The legal test is whether a sample is recognizable. It is not true that
 you are allowed to use up to 4 bars or 10 seconds or any part of another
 song.

 MEK




   Kent williams
   [EMAIL PROTECTED]To:   313 list
313@hyperreal.org
cc:
   08/04/03 01:08 PMSubject:  Re: (313)
Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?






 It also is note for note the same as the beginning couple of bars of the
 strings in Jaguar ... just interesting to compare.

 My friend who found that thought that Rolando was copying; I argued that
 the string line on both are fairly generic and depend on the context for
 any distinctiveness.

 On Mon, 4 Aug 2003, Klaas-Jan Jongsma wrote:
  Well they use the same (Oberheim?) synth for sure, but that is where
  the comparison ends i think?
 
  On maandag, aug 4, 2003, at 19:48 Europe/Amsterdam, Kent williams wrote:
 
   My friend Rich found this:
  
   http://www.psychiatry.uiowa.edu/~kent/Carino-TCOY.mp3
  
   Listen to the string synth at the beginning, contrast and compare with
   synth strings in Night of the Jaguar
  
 







Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?

2003-08-04 Thread Matt MacQueen

http://www.psychiatry.uiowa.edu/~kent/Carino-TCOY.mp3

Listen to the string synth at the beginning, contrast and compare with
synth strings in Night of the Jaguar


You know after listening to this twice I think they're similar in sound 
and some but not so much so that one was a note by note copy, no way. 
 And perhaps not even an influence...  I mean IMHO a person could have 
absolutely written Jaguar without ever hearing this.. call me crazy.


peace
Matt MacQueen



RE: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?

2003-08-04 Thread Jernej Marusic


 -Original Message-
 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: 4. avgust 2003 23:08
 To: Klaas-Jan Jongsma
 Cc: 313 list; Kent williams
 Subject: Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?
 
 You're kidding right? A coincidence? Everything in that 
 string bit is in
 Jaguar -even how the notes waver before the descending notes come in.
 This more than sounds  a lot like it - the strings in 
 Jaguar clearly is a
 sample of that track with maybe a tempo change (and maybe extra
 accompaniment over and under to fatten up the sound). Or, it was
 reperformed by Rolando using the same keyboard practically 
 note for note -
 would be too many coincidences to be a coincidence if you 
 know what I mean.

Well from listening to this strings for a couple of times, I can tell that
at the beginning they start the same as jaguar but than it gets different
really quickly. Than at another point there's another part that sounds the
same as jaguar strings for a bit longer but than gets different again. 
So Rolando probably did get inspiration from this track, but even if he did
he changed the strings quite allot beyond those couple starting notes, so he
deffinitely didn't sampel them. Also that note waver is quite generic and
I've heard it, or really simialar, used in many different melodies (I think
I've also heard it in a couple of old movie soundtracks).


Jernej
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(313) Tour De France Soundtracks

2003-08-04 Thread Andrew
Has anyone picked this up yet? 



Re: (313) Tour De France Soundtracks

2003-08-04 Thread Cyclone Wehner
Yes, I have a promo on my desk.
Haven't played it yet. Report later in the day. ;)

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To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) Tour De France Soundtracks
Date: Tue, 5 Aug 2003 8:42 AM


 Has anyone picked this up yet?
 


Re: (313) Tour De France Soundtracks

2003-08-04 Thread Andrew
Woah that was quick!!

I think it's excellent, you'll definitely like it!!



- Original Message - 
From: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 11:24 PM
Subject: Re: (313) Tour De France Soundtracks


 Yes, I have a promo on my desk.
 Haven't played it yet. Report later in the day. ;)
 
 --
 From: Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: 313@hyperreal.org
 Subject: (313) Tour De France Soundtracks
 Date: Tue, 5 Aug 2003 8:42 AM
 
 
  Has anyone picked this up yet?
 



Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?

2003-08-04 Thread David Powers
Hi,
If it's not a sample there shouldn't be any problem.  It's not possible to 
copyright just a fragment of a melody really, as far as I have ever heard.  The 
essential question would have to be raised, does that string line encompass the 
essence of both songs, or if the additional parts in each song make them 
essentially two different compositions.

After all, no one has ever claimed a jazz musician has to get copyright 
clearance when they quote a fragment of a popular song in the middle of their 
solo.  That is arguably fair use, but I've never heard of a court case over 
this issue.  By the way, in classical music the concept of theme and variations 
is based precisely on writing a new composition over someone's melody, and 
there are many other examples of borrowing melodies too (check Mahler's first 
symphony or Ives!).  So I think history would support an argument of fair use 
of a melody in a new compositions, as long as the new composition is not a 
derivative work, which would be protected by copyright law.  Of course, who 
knows what you could get a judge to buy who had little understanding of music.

_Dave

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Subject: Re: (313) Jaguar Strings on 80s House record?
Date: Mon, 4 Aug 2003 16:08:14 -0500
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Klaas-Jan Jongsma [EMAIL PROTECTED]






You're kidding right? A coincidence? Everything in that string bit is in
Jaguar -even how the notes waver before the descending notes come in.
This more than sounds  a lot like it - the strings in Jaguar clearly is a
sample of that track with maybe a tempo change (and maybe extra
accompaniment over and under to fatten up the sound). Or, it was
reperformed by Rolando using the same keyboard practically note for note -
would be too many coincidences to be a coincidence if you know what I mean.

TCoy probably wouldn't do anything about it because of the use of Eric B. 
Rakim, in the Carino track, would cost a lot more to licence and TCoy would
most likely get sued in turn if Eric B  Rakim knew about it. So, I'm sure
the producer of Carino, if they are alive still, are keeping real quiet and
not bothering with taking any action against Rolando if UR didn't clear it.
This is all a moot point if Rolando/UR cleared it all with the owners of
Carino. Whether that be the performance and the publishing (if it was a
sample) or just the publishing (if Rolando re-performed the section used).

Either way, both tunes are cool and I do hope that UR has got their bases
covered on this.

MEK




   
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On maandag, aug 4, 2003, at 20:08 Europe/Amsterdam, Kent williams wrote:

 It also is note for note the same as the beginning couple of bars of
 the
 strings in Jaguar ... just interesting to compare.

Oh sure but i think that it so more a coincident, i once got accused by
someone for copying a melody from a Joy Division record once. I never
realized it until i heard them played bak to back and i had to agree
that my track sounded a lot like that Joy Division track :)

 My friend who found that thought that Rolando was copying; I argued
 that
 the string line on both are fairly generic and depend on the context
 for
 any distinctiveness.

 On Mon, 4 Aug 2003, Klaas-Jan Jongsma wrote:
 Well they use the same (Oberheim?) synth for sure, but that is where
 the comparison ends i think?

 On maandag, aug 4, 2003, at 19:48 Europe/Amsterdam, Kent williams
 wrote:

 My friend Rich found this:

 http://www.psychiatry.uiowa.edu/~kent/Carino-TCOY.mp3

 Listen to the string synth at the beginning, contrast and compare
 with
 synth strings in Night of the Jaguar