(313) hydrogen economy playlist 9/6/2003
artist - track - album (label) suburban knight - nitestrike - hidden in plainsight (underground resistance) the martian - prayer stick - red planet 9 (red planet) gustavo lamas - meriendas - radiantes (persona) jb3 - time (advent remix 2) - through the mixer (novamute) decal - burn from the inside - satamile 13 (satamile) ems - colonized - satamile 12 (satamile) perception - mirage (beat vocal mix) - crime report (underground resistance) kraftwerk - expo 2000 (dj rolando mix) - expo remixes (emi) kraftwerk - tour de france 2003 (version 3) - tour de france 2003 (emi) darren price - long haul 747 - under the flightpath (r and s) jacob's optical stairway - claude young kyoto soul dub - solar feelings (r and s) aural imbalance - keizen (subversive remix) - cadence 7 (cadence) model 500 - the flow (alex reece mix) - the flow (r and s) tipper - screw loose - surrounded (myutopia) dave gahan - i need you (gabriel and dresden unplugged mix) - i need you (mute) danilo vigorito vs. the advent - untitled - orion 002 (orion muzik) rebus tape - control freq - journey in the sound 1/3 (reel musiq) hardcell - weekend - mood machinery (jericho) the martian - star dancer - red planet 2 (red planet) jeff mills - the bells - kat moda (purpose maker) swayzak - whole cd - fabric live radio mix 11 (fabric live) decomposure - matches - ralf and florian (emi) plan 29 - calonel - unschooled compilation v1.0 (unschooled) a bit crusher - i am watching you - unschooled compilation v1.0 (unschooled) sonic wallpaper - subloop thud - unschooled compilation v1.0 (unschooled) naton rozenburg - electronic seal's paradise - unschooled compilation v1.0 (unschooled) turbogeek - squiggle (lost within the curves) - unschooled compilation v1.0 (unschooled) -- mkb_hydrogen_economy_on_wriu_90.3 http://hydrogen.doesntexist.org
Re: (313) Track ID
Well, you are correct about it being repressed. Try a good dozen or so times thanks in part to the supply and demand factor of old schoolers in the UK (mid 90's) and the breaks popularity of Florida state. I saw this first hand in the shipping/ receiving department at Watts (circa '95/96) where a skid would flow in from Henry Street (yes, the label responsible for Kenny Dope's "The Bomb" by the contagious Bucketheads) and be desolved by mid afternoon to just about every corner of the planet. I'd have to say the main reason was simply the popularity of that annoying sample stolen by Urban Takeover's mainman, Mickey Finn who dropped the nasties on the flipside cut, "Boom Box". It's just too bad things didn't go better for Fourth Floor/ EXperimental/ Fokus which all seemed to lose steam around '94 when house really took over Northcott and Silvio only pushed the hits. - Original Message - From: MM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Date: Fri, 05 Sep 2 003 11:36:38 -0700 To: Eric Scuccimarra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Subject: Re: (313) Track ID alright i figured this out for you i don't have it anymore ,but i just asked my super secret record source lol... which lucky for me happens to be my older brother... Artist: Biting Back Title: She's Breaking Up Label: Focus UK Records it got re-pressed in like 93 ...it was real rare but someone was responsible for re-pressing it i think it was yeno or spun who got it re-pressed...its a yellow label and i think the actual track your talking about is on the B sideit's focus #2 i believe. hope this helps... michael www.renegaderhythms.com Eric Scuccimarra wrote:Don't have a sample for this one... There was this old West Coast breaks track tha t was big in the early 90s... All of the West Coast DJs used to play it. Had a sample that went something like "dance with your speaker til your hearing blow. Anyone know what this is? Thanks. -- ___ Sign-up for your own personalized E-mail at Mail.com CareerBuilder.com has over 400,000 jobs. Be smarter about your job search
Re: (313) Bjork Recommendations...
WRONG the best mix by far was LFO's stomp mix of Hyperballad: http://www.discogs.com/release/64854 - Original Message - From: DJ Entropy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Date: Fri, 05 Sep 2003 19:42:13 -0400 To: Phonopsia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,tuneintuition <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Bjork Recommendations... The best Bjork remix, imo, is Alec Empire's remix of BacheloretteTotally insane. On Sat, 6 Sep 2003 00:39:09 +0100, Phonopsia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Don't forget Underworld's remix of 'Human Behavior'. It's very nice - pre-Underworld-gone-sh*t. There was also a Sabres of Paradise mix that had a '4/4' pattern, but relatively slow, at about 105 bpm. Can't recall which track it was - something off the first album. Probably my favorite Bjork remix (my copy was stolen, so apologies for lack of details). It was really f*cking good. It came off of a 6 track CD with remixes from Black Dog as well. An excellent CD. Tristan === http://www.phonopsia.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- -DJ Entropy (bhpc, elemental compounds, planet muzik, ingrooves, boston) *supporting Pure Hardcore since 1987* *being a RavePainTM since 1995* *Save electronic Music - buy a guitar* http://www.djentropy.com http://www.elementalcompounds.com http://www.planetmuzik.net http://www.ingrooves.com http://www.ishkur.com/features/suckysites/index.htm -- ___ Sign-up for your own personalized E-mail at Mail.com CareerBuilder.com has over 400,000 jobs. Be smarter about your job search
Re: (313) Bjork Recommendations...
Has anyone heard the Funk Mix of Bachelorette? I really like it. Kinda sounds like if Derrick May and System 7 remixed Bjork. But I can't seem to find out anywhere who did the remix. Anyone here know?
RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations...
OK, I'll come clean - it's me. I'm the only person on this list who can't stand Bjork. Imo she's not original in any way: Bowie, Bush, Joplin, Nico et al all did what Bjork does first and a lot better + unlike Bjork, they could/can sing. People taking her songs and marrying them up to structures with a more dance floor-orientated sensibility, doesn't disguse the fact that they're bloody awful compositions in the first place. Therefore, my Bjork recommendation would be to listen to something else. My (not so) humble opinion. k
RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations...
Actually, I'm another one who's got trouble with Bjork ... This being said, I still have respect for her because of her ability to bring together people from all scenes, graphically and musically - look at the remixes mentioned, it almost reads like a who's who of electronic music ! Gwendal -Original Message- From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 10:45 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations... OK, I'll come clean - it's me. I'm the only person on this list who can't stand Bjork. Imo she's not original in any way: Bowie, Bush, Joplin, Nico et al all did what Bjork does first and a lot better + unlike Bjork, they could/can sing. People taking her songs and marrying them up to structures with a more dance floor-orientated sensibility, doesn't disguse the fact that they're bloody awful compositions in the first place. Therefore, my Bjork recommendation would be to listen to something else. My (not so) humble opinion. k
RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations...
A few years ago I was at a gig by Daft Punk's Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo (excellent, excellent dj who deliberately keeps a low profile, a lot of people don't even know he's also a member of that group). He was playing a beautiful (and wide-ranging) set and the knowledgeable crowd was being very appreciative. Then suddenly, the first finger-nails scratching-down-a-blackboard-black-board-like screeches of Bjork pierced out of the speakers as he decided to push the boundaries even further. I winced. As I glanced around, I noticed many people doing similar things, some people started to leave the floor. With consumate skill though, Guy picked up the sentiment in a flash and the track never materialized. Moral of the story: be as wide ranging and as experimental as you like, but pls don't inflict lack of talent masquerading as something else on to people who have a slightly more discerning ear than the average, as it just won't work! k -Original Message- From: Cobert, Gwendal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 9:52 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations... Actually, I'm another one who's got trouble with Bjork ... This being said, I still have respect for her because of her ability to bring together people from all scenes, graphically and musically - look at the remixes mentioned, it almost reads like a who's who of electronic music ! Gwendal -Original Message- From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 10:45 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations... OK, I'll come clean - it's me. I'm the only person on this list who can't stand Bjork. Imo she's not original in any way: Bowie, Bush, Joplin, Nico et al all did what Bjork does first and a lot better + unlike Bjork, they could/can sing. People taking her songs and marrying them up to structures with a more dance floor-orientated sensibility, doesn't disguse the fact that they're bloody awful compositions in the first place. Therefore, my Bjork recommendation would be to listen to something else. My (not so) humble opinion. k
RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations...
wind up mode Vespertine is a vastly superior album to Tour de France soundtracks on every level /wind up mode -Original Message- From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 08 September 2003 10:16 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations... A few years ago I was at a gig by Daft Punk's Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo (excellent, excellent dj who deliberately keeps a low profile, a lot of people don't even know he's also a member of that group). He was playing a beautiful (and wide-ranging) set and the knowledgeable crowd was being very appreciative. Then suddenly, the first finger-nails scratching-down-a-blackboard-black-board-like screeches of Bjork pierced out of the speakers as he decided to push the boundaries even further. I winced. As I glanced around, I noticed many people doing similar things, some people started to leave the floor. With consumate skill though, Guy picked up the sentiment in a flash and the track never materialized. Moral of the story: be as wide ranging and as experimental as you like, but pls don't inflict lack of talent masquerading as something else on to people who have a slightly more discerning ear than the average, as it just won't work! k -Original Message- From: Cobert, Gwendal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 9:52 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations... Actually, I'm another one who's got trouble with Bjork ... This being said, I still have respect for her because of her ability to bring together people from all scenes, graphically and musically - look at the remixes mentioned, it almost reads like a who's who of electronic music ! Gwendal -Original Message- From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 10:45 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations... OK, I'll come clean - it's me. I'm the only person on this list who can't stand Bjork. Imo she's not original in any way: Bowie, Bush, Joplin, Nico et al all did what Bjork does first and a lot better + unlike Bjork, they could/can sing. People taking her songs and marrying them up to structures with a more dance floor-orientated sensibility, doesn't disguse the fact that they're bloody awful compositions in the first place. Therefore, my Bjork recommendation would be to listen to something else. My (not so) humble opinion. k
Re: (313) andres
Philip wrote: What do peeps think of the andres album ? from the audio on the submerge site it sounds like the tracks are based on funk samples and it's relatively downtempo, not so much like the house 12s he's released...any ideas / opinions ? do you mean the andrès album on mahogany, or the dj dez album on hypnotech? the mahogany album is a compilation of previously released singles, with one new track. the hypnotech is downtempo like you describe, and sounded quite good to me. i was looking forward to that 12 that came out last month on hypnotech, but found that to be a bit one-dimensional compared to his house releases. this new release on the other hand sounds like it's the same quality as his other releases, so i'm looking forward to it! jurren _ The new MSN 8: smart spam protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
Re: (313) Bjork Recommendations...
I think she's an acquired taste, same with Yoko Ono (love Francois K's remix of Walking On Thin Ice, I might add!!!), Kate Bush and Lene Lovich. It's the nature of the voice. When Mary J Blige surfaced people didn't like her voice (it's a little sharp) but that blunted (or textural) quality defined hip-hop soul, and people connected with the emotion, and she's endured for a decade, before that people said Anita Baker couldn't sing and, ridicuously Aretha had critics! People hated the overvocalising of Mariah and Whitney but their styles defined a moment too. I've always liked Bjork's voice but I am sure it's like mushrooms/oysters, etc, you like it or you don't. Do you recall the track? I am curious now. ;) -- From: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations... Date: Mon, 8 Sep 2003 7:15 PM A few years ago I was at a gig by Daft Punk's Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo (excellent, excellent dj who deliberately keeps a low profile, a lot of people don't even know he's also a member of that group). He was playing a beautiful (and wide-ranging) set and the knowledgeable crowd was being very appreciative. Then suddenly, the first finger-nails scratching-down-a-blackboard-black-board-like screeches of Bjork pierced out of the speakers as he decided to push the boundaries even further. I winced. As I glanced around, I noticed many people doing similar things, some people started to leave the floor. With consumate skill though, Guy picked up the sentiment in a flash and the track never materialized. Moral of the story: be as wide ranging and as experimental as you like, but pls don't inflict lack of talent masquerading as something else on to people who have a slightly more discerning ear than the average, as it just won't work! k -Original Message- From: Cobert, Gwendal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 9:52 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations... Actually, I'm another one who's got trouble with Bjork ... This being said, I still have respect for her because of her ability to bring together people from all scenes, graphically and musically - look at the remixes mentioned, it almost reads like a who's who of electronic music ! Gwendal -Original Message- From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 10:45 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations... OK, I'll come clean - it's me. I'm the only person on this list who can't stand Bjork. Imo she's not original in any way: Bowie, Bush, Joplin, Nico et al all did what Bjork does first and a lot better + unlike Bjork, they could/can sing. People taking her songs and marrying them up to structures with a more dance floor-orientated sensibility, doesn't disguse the fact that they're bloody awful compositions in the first place. Therefore, my Bjork recommendation would be to listen to something else. My (not so) humble opinion. k
Re: (313) Bjork Recommendations...
sorry to be a little OT, but I caught this.. same with Yoko Ono (love Francois K's remix of Walking On Thin Ice, I might add!!! Is this new?? what label? is it good?? Alex anyone go to that record fair in Queens Park/Maida Vale yesterday?? oh boy, rare items everywhere! orig. sharevari too, but couldn't afford that.. _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers. PricewaterhouseCoopers may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring
Re: (313) Bjork Recommendations...
I got it on CD through Amazon and it's newish. It's out through Twisted! I always loved the song so I was curious and got it on spec. The Felix Da Housecat remix is grungy, not quite there, the Pet Shop Boys is kinda electroclash, but the FK/Eric Kupper remix is SWEET. It doesn't use the obvious hook. There's a harder mix from Rui Da Silva, a Danny Tenaglia Mix (never feel his stuff since he went prog) and so on. Def worth it for the FK mix - some 9.52 mins of it. -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Bjork Recommendations... Date: Mon, 8 Sep 2003 7:41 PM sorry to be a little OT, but I caught this.. same with Yoko Ono (love Francois K's remix of Walking On Thin Ice, I might add!!! Is this new?? what label? is it good?? Alex anyone go to that record fair in Queens Park/Maida Vale yesterday?? oh boy, rare items everywhere! orig. sharevari too, but couldn't afford that.. _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers. PricewaterhouseCoopers may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring
Re: (313) andres
I have the mahogany release here and it's very nice !! besides the known latin samples, the bassline and beats give the tracks their own feel RAW - Original Message - From: jurren baars [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 11:31 AM Subject: Re: (313) andres Philip wrote: What do peeps think of the andres album ? from the audio on the submerge site it sounds like the tracks are based on funk samples and it's relatively downtempo, not so much like the house 12s he's released...any ideas / opinions ? do you mean the andrès album on mahogany, or the dj dez album on hypnotech? the mahogany album is a compilation of previously released singles, with one new track. the hypnotech is downtempo like you describe, and sounded quite good to me. i was looking forward to that 12 that came out last month on hypnotech, but found that to be a bit one-dimensional compared to his house releases. this new release on the other hand sounds like it's the same quality as his other releases, so i'm looking forward to it! jurren _ The new MSN 8: smart spam protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
Re: (313) Bjork Recommendations...
Talking of strange voices, has anyone heard the album from Mu, Maurice Fulton's wife? It's on Tigersushi, I think. It sounds very eccentric from the reports. Fulton is a total genius so it would have to be interesting at least. I've mainly read of it in Jockey Slut. -- From: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Bjork Recommendations... Date: Mon, 8 Sep 2003 7:33 PM I got it on CD through Amazon and it's newish. It's out through Twisted! I always loved the song so I was curious and got it on spec. The Felix Da Housecat remix is grungy, not quite there, the Pet Shop Boys is kinda electroclash, but the FK/Eric Kupper remix is SWEET. It doesn't use the obvious hook. There's a harder mix from Rui Da Silva, a Danny Tenaglia Mix (never feel his stuff since he went prog) and so on. Def worth it for the FK mix - some 9.52 mins of it. -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Bjork Recommendations... Date: Mon, 8 Sep 2003 7:41 PM sorry to be a little OT, but I caught this.. same with Yoko Ono (love Francois K's remix of Walking On Thin Ice, I might add!!! Is this new?? what label? is it good?? Alex anyone go to that record fair in Queens Park/Maida Vale yesterday?? oh boy, rare items everywhere! orig. sharevari too, but couldn't afford that.. _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers. PricewaterhouseCoopers may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring
(313) New MPC
OK, this should *strictly* be on the gear list, but well, seeing as it's likely to have a deep impact (eventually) on the sounds we hear ... (plus I'm not on the gear list)
Re: (313) New MPC
d'ya have a link for that ken? if i was gonna have a OT discussion on this i'd say whatever they come up with is gonna have a hard time competeing against a laptop nowadays... robin... On Mon, 8 Sep 2003, Odeluga, Ken wrote: OK, this should *strictly* be on the gear list, but well, seeing as it's likely to have a deep impact (eventually) on the sounds we hear ... (plus I'm not on the gear list)
RE: (313) New MPC
http://www.sonicstate.com/news/shownews.cfm?newsid=1197 Sorry I meant to post the link too Robin! -Original Message- From: robin pinning [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 12:30 PM To: Odeluga, Ken Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: Re: (313) New MPC d'ya have a link for that ken? if i was gonna have a OT discussion on this i'd say whatever they come up with is gonna have a hard time competeing against a laptop nowadays... robin... On Mon, 8 Sep 2003, Odeluga, Ken wrote: OK, this should *strictly* be on the gear list, but well, seeing as it's likely to have a deep impact (eventually) on the sounds we hear ... (plus I'm not on the gear list)
RE: (313) New MPC
Not wanting to prolong the OT-ness (but doing so anyway)... It looks nice, certainly a relief after the horrorshow of the 4000, although the latter does have some *really* cool features if you're prepared to persevere.I just kept on thinking I was supposed to drive the f*ing thing! It's huge! Can't beat the 2000xl though, a unique box - a laptop don't touch it. ducks for cover ;-P Cheers, Andrew -Original Message- From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Mon 9/8/2003 12:43 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject:RE: (313) New MPC http://www.sonicstate.com/news/shownews.cfm?newsid=1197 Sorry I meant to post the link too Robin! -Original Message- From: robin pinning [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 12:30 PM To: Odeluga, Ken Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: Re: (313) New MPC d'ya have a link for that ken? if i was gonna have a OT discussion on this i'd say whatever they come up with is gonna have a hard time competeing against a laptop nowadays... robin... On Mon, 8 Sep 2003, Odeluga, Ken wrote: OK, this should *strictly* be on the gear list, but well, seeing as it's likely to have a deep impact (eventually) on the sounds we hear ... (plus I'm not on the gear list)
Re: (313) Bjork Recommendations...
I think you're being a little harsh Ken! I never used to like her voice but got given a copy of Homogenic a few years ago and, after a lot of listening, really grew to like her. Not only has can she sing but she's a pretty amazing song writer. She is also one of the only people about who puts producers like Mark Bell and Matmos in the charts, not a bad thing in my book. As far as I'm concerned Guy-Manuel should have played the track regardless. E on 8/9/03 10:15 am, Odeluga, Ken at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: A few years ago I was at a gig by Daft Punk's Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo (excellent, excellent dj who deliberately keeps a low profile, a lot of people don't even know he's also a member of that group). He was playing a beautiful (and wide-ranging) set and the knowledgeable crowd was being very appreciative. Then suddenly, the first finger-nails scratching-down-a-blackboard-black-board-like screeches of Bjork pierced out of the speakers as he decided to push the boundaries even further. I winced. As I glanced around, I noticed many people doing similar things, some people started to leave the floor. With consumate skill though, Guy picked up the sentiment in a flash and the track never materialized. Moral of the story: be as wide ranging and as experimental as you like, but pls don't inflict lack of talent masquerading as something else on to people who have a slightly more discerning ear than the average, as it just won't work! k -Original Message- From: Cobert, Gwendal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 9:52 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations... Actually, I'm another one who's got trouble with Bjork ... This being said, I still have respect for her because of her ability to bring together people from all scenes, graphically and musically - look at the remixes mentioned, it almost reads like a who's who of electronic music ! Gwendal -Original Message- From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 10:45 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations... OK, I'll come clean - it's me. I'm the only person on this list who can't stand Bjork. Imo she's not original in any way: Bowie, Bush, Joplin, Nico et al all did what Bjork does first and a lot better + unlike Bjork, they could/can sing. People taking her songs and marrying them up to structures with a more dance floor-orientated sensibility, doesn't disguse the fact that they're bloody awful compositions in the first place. Therefore, my Bjork recommendation would be to listen to something else. My (not so) humble opinion. k
Re[2]: (313) Bjork Recommendations...
Hello Ken, PS. ehh.. wanted to reply to entire list, but replied only to sender previously... --- I don't know actually... I don't personally like all her songs, but.. It's impossible to judge the art or music you don't understand or like. In addition to this - here come's some recent top-5 favourites of mine - old and not so old, 5 excellent tracks: 1. Technasia - Force. 2. John Tejada Arian Leviste from 6 Hits Of Sunshine\a2 - a present of presence. 3. Sensorama - Aeroplane city. 4. Model 500 - Be brave. 5. Johannes Heil - Calling. best regards, deep-z http://deep.live.lv Monday, September 8, 2003, 11:44:55 AM, you wrote: OK OK, I'll come clean - it's me. I'm the only person on this list who can't OK stand Bjork. Imo she's not original in any way: Bowie, Bush, Joplin, Nico et OK al OK all did what Bjork does first and a lot better + unlike Bjork, they OK could/can sing. People taking her songs and marrying them up to structures OK with a more dance floor-orientated sensibility, doesn't disguse the fact OK that they're bloody awful compositions in the first place. Therefore, my OK Bjork recommendation would be to listen to OK something else. My (not so) humble opinion. OK k
(313) juan in japan
hi. is anyone on the list from Japan? did anyone catch Juan Atkins dj'ing over there this weekend? got a couple of q's if you did thanks! alex _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers. PricewaterhouseCoopers may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring
RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations...
Yeah Emile, I know you're right. I tell myself I believe in having an open mind and deep down, I know I do, even if I must force myself to act as if I do at times! I have tried to like Bjork songs on many occasions (the fact that I have to try to me is a bad sign though!) and given that a lot of people whose opinion I respect have faith in Bjork, I'm sure I'll try more - mostly though, I think it's just a personal preference thing - which applies to all of us on various issues. As for the idea of Bjork's advanced taste and use of electronic music producers I dig a lot well, yeah I have to agree, that's a positive thing. It's just unfortunate that despite those names, I've yet to like anything which she has come out with even with their talents employed - although I live in hope! Ken -Original Message- From: Emile Facey (Plant43) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 1:25 PM To: Odeluga, Ken; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: Re: (313) Bjork Recommendations... I think you're being a little harsh Ken! I never used to like her voice but got given a copy of Homogenic a few years ago and, after a lot of listening, really grew to like her. Not only has can she sing but she's a pretty amazing song writer. She is also one of the only people about who puts producers like Mark Bell and Matmos in the charts, not a bad thing in my book. As far as I'm concerned Guy-Manuel should have played the track regardless. E on 8/9/03 10:15 am, Odeluga, Ken at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: A few years ago I was at a gig by Daft Punk's Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo (excellent, excellent dj who deliberately keeps a low profile, a lot of people don't even know he's also a member of that group). He was playing a beautiful (and wide-ranging) set and the knowledgeable crowd was being very appreciative. Then suddenly, the first finger-nails scratching-down-a-blackboard-black-board-like screeches of Bjork pierced out of the speakers as he decided to push the boundaries even further. I winced. As I glanced around, I noticed many people doing similar things, some people started to leave the floor. With consumate skill though, Guy picked up the sentiment in a flash and the track never materialized. Moral of the story: be as wide ranging and as experimental as you like, but pls don't inflict lack of talent masquerading as something else on to people who have a slightly more discerning ear than the average, as it just won't work! k -Original Message- From: Cobert, Gwendal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 9:52 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations... Actually, I'm another one who's got trouble with Bjork ... This being said, I still have respect for her because of her ability to bring together people from all scenes, graphically and musically - look at the remixes mentioned, it almost reads like a who's who of electronic music ! Gwendal -Original Message- From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 10:45 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Subject: RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations... OK, I'll come clean - it's me. I'm the only person on this list who can't stand Bjork. Imo she's not original in any way: Bowie, Bush, Joplin, Nico et al all did what Bjork does first and a lot better + unlike Bjork, they could/can sing. People taking her songs and marrying them up to structures with a more dance floor-orientated sensibility, doesn't disguse the fact that they're bloody awful compositions in the first place. Therefore, my Bjork recommendation would be to listen to something else. My (not so) humble opinion. k
(313) Is this not the coolest mix?
The Ronny Pries Back In the Days Mix -- finally there's something I can play for people and say 'this is why I like techno.' http://www.anodized.com/~rktic/rp-back_in_the_days.mp3 http://www.anodized.com/~rktic/rp-back_in_the_days_playlist.txt
Re: (313) Is this not the coolest mix?
On Mon, 2003-09-08 at 15:43, Kent williams wrote: The Ronny Pries Back In the Days Mix -- finally there's something I can play for people and say 'this is why I like techno.' Especially since most of the tracks are (acid) house :o) http://www.anodized.com/~rktic/rp-back_in_the_days.mp3 http://www.anodized.com/~rktic/rp-back_in_the_days_playlist.txt
(313) a coupla new records
hello i recently got 2 new additions to my collection: False Tuned 003 René Löwe Paul St. Hilaire: Faith This is on Paul's label (i think he sings with RhythmSound) and René is of Vainquer. Think Chain Reaction-styled houseish dub (or dubbish house?) with roots vocals drifiting off. The B side has no vocals, i prefer the A side. Good stuff for home listening, especially if you dig 4/4 chillout music ;) Future Sound (can't remember the cat. no.) House Master Baldwin: Don't lead me This is pretty good acid house from 87 featuring Paris Grey on vocals. The strange thing with this is that according to discogs.com this version came out on kool kat (http://www.discogs.com/release/79200) but my copy has a Future Sound label on it. The Future Sound one has a couple more tracks on it and apparently sounds a little different (http://www.discogs.com/release/41450). What can i say..im a sucker for good chicago acid - this is pretty good but not exceptional. The Paris vocals are a little too straight forward and sound too much like Good Life metrics-wise.
Re: (313) a coupla new records
False Tuned 003 René Löwe Paul St. Hilaire: Faith This is on Paul's label (i think he sings with RhythmSound) Paul St. Hilaire = Tikiman (who of course sang on many Burial Mix, Rhythm Sound and Main Street releases) Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) a coupla new records
Thanks Tom! ;) - Original Message - From: Tom Churchill [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Fabrizio Nahum [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 4:45 PM Subject: Re: (313) a coupla new records False Tuned 003 René Löwe Paul St. Hilaire: Faith This is on Paul's label (i think he sings with RhythmSound) Paul St. Hilaire = Tikiman (who of course sang on many Burial Mix, Rhythm Sound and Main Street releases) Cheers, Tom
RE: (313) a coupla new records
Ok, 2 from me: 1) Amphibian - Double Life (Inform 004) tight, building yet still sweet techno (supposed to have a Mr G mix on there too, but it must be anonymous as I can't see it.) 2) James Croyden - Dub Sounds EP (Chango). Nice, nice techno dub from the live-bass playing giant! Actually, I was looking for EP number two as I thought I'd missed this, but it turns out the latest one isn't out yet. I'd advise anyone vaguely interested to grab a listen (Groovetech?) and buy quick if you like as this is on a sub label of Meta (Oliver Ho) and there's no way it's been printed in large quantities. I also like 'Jaguar', I mean 'Aguila' ;-) k -Original Message- From: Fabrizio Nahum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 3:31 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) a coupla new records hello i recently got 2 new additions to my collection: False Tuned 003 René Löwe Paul St. Hilaire: Faith This is on Paul's label (i think he sings with RhythmSound) and René is of Vainquer. Think Chain Reaction-styled houseish dub (or dubbish house?) with roots vocals drifiting off. The B side has no vocals, i prefer the A side. Good stuff for home listening, especially if you dig 4/4 chillout music ;) Future Sound (can't remember the cat. no.) House Master Baldwin: Don't lead me This is pretty good acid house from 87 featuring Paris Grey on vocals. The strange thing with this is that according to discogs.com this version came out on kool kat (http://www.discogs.com/release/79200) but my copy has a Future Sound label on it. The Future Sound one has a couple more tracks on it and apparently sounds a little different (http://www.discogs.com/release/41450). What can i say..im a sucker for good chicago acid - this is pretty good but not exceptional. The Paris vocals are a little too straight forward and sound too much like Good Life metrics-wise.
(313) test
good morning
(313) OT records up on eBay
this didn't seem to go through the first (or second) time I've got some rare 313 related records up on eBay that I thought I'd alert the list to - all records are either sealed or in mint condition Eddie Santonio (Made in Detroit records - M.I.D. 002) Walt J Project untitled Professional Records (PR001) Dan Bell - Elevate Special Projects 1 - Can't believe I found another copy! I'm giving this one up for grabs. Rick Wade Brett Dancer Wilhelm K - Get Up (Soiree) Paul W. Teebrooke (Stasis) on Otherworld +more seller name: bast()rd MEK
(313) Mu on tigersushi [was: Bjork Recommendations...]
Cyclone Wehner wrote: Talking of strange voices, has anyone heard the album from Mu, Maurice Fulton's wife? It's on Tigersushi, I think. It sounds very eccentric from the reports. Fulton is a total genius so it would have to be interesting at least. I've mainly read of it in Jockey Slut. i thinks it's maurice toghether with his wife. heard the album @ the rushhour store a month or two ago, where mr delsin was playing it to his friend sturmy archer who was well impressed i might add, so i guess he can give you more of a detailed report. it's a weird album, impossible to point towards a certain genre, to describe the sound. though from what i recall one 12 was extremely experimental/weird, and the other 12 was a bit more leaning towards 'normal' house music/disco format. i guess you'll just have to take a good listen to it yourself, as i think it's rather hard to explain. jurren _ The new MSN 8: smart spam protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
(313) OT MPC1000
some details: http://www.stringtown.net/dallashiphop/forum/v2/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1544 robin...
Re: (313) Mu on tigersushi
i think the album is very, very great!! without a doubt one of the most fresh and original things of this year what to say - it's weird, punky, but still very electronic and very funky . if you're into super_collider or harco pront, you should be into this as well for best check the sets by sturmey archer at http://nomorewords.net/sturmey/ nice sets with stuff by Joakim, !!!, Zongamin, Playgroup, DFA, The Rapture, Sutekh, Harco Pront, Bergheim34, Max Berlin, 19. $tinkworx, Jamie Lidell, Spektrum, .. etc i think the sounds are pretty alike Mu . also check the new Dutch funk star Harco Pront - album which should be out next (?) week - Original Message - From: jurren baars [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 5:42 PM Subject: (313) Mu on tigersushi [was: Bjork Recommendations...] Cyclone Wehner wrote: Talking of strange voices, has anyone heard the album from Mu, Maurice Fulton's wife? It's on Tigersushi, I think. It sounds very eccentric from the reports. Fulton is a total genius so it would have to be interesting at least. I've mainly read of it in Jockey Slut. i thinks it's maurice toghether with his wife. heard the album @ the rushhour store a month or two ago, where mr delsin was playing it to his friend sturmy archer who was well impressed i might add, so i guess he can give you more of a detailed report.
(313) Subject: RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations...
My recommendations off the top of my head: More to Life Than This All Is Full Of Love (Funkstorung remix) Isobel (Goldie remix) David
(313) Anything happening in Detroit next couple of days?
I have some friends in Detroit right now and they were wondering if there was anything happening tonight or tomorrow night in Detroit, it doesn't have to be Techno related, any cool spots to chill would be good. Thanks, Javier Drada
(313) RIAA dropping personal piracy
http://www.djmag.com/news_5.asp __ SMALL-SCALE PIRATES TO AVOID PROSECUTION Words: Terry Church The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), which is responsible for investigating and prosecuting copyright infringement in the US, has said it will no longer concentrate on personal copyright cases and instead only investigate large-scale piracy. The RIAA, changed its' stance over copyright after US Senator Norm Coleman of Minnesota, described the RIAA's plans as excessive. The RIAA used to target individuals and demanded they cough up compensation for their alleged infringing behavior. In some cases the fines were as high as $150,000. The RIAA recently revealed its methods for tracking down suspected music pirates. By using digital fingerprints, investigators can tell whether a track had been downloaded from an unauthorized service. ?Metadata? tags are also used, which can provide hidden clues about how files were created. Dance music has been relatively unaffected by internet piracy, as DJs continue to use vinyl despite the digital revolution. However CD DJing has become increasingly popular in the last year, and dance music record companies have started to adopt digital download services to compete against illegal downloads. The tunes are available for as little as 90p a track, but whether people will pay for a legit copy rather than an illegal freebie remains to be seen. For more on the activities of the RIAA: www.riaa.org __ Wow, Norm Coleman found a heart hidden in his body. MEK
