RE: (313) Au Revoir Groovetech
Well, maybe, but once again, I might point out I bought four records this weekend. 3 of the records, I have MP3s of the albums I bought, and have been searching for the record. The fourth is an artist I discovered in part by checking out his MP3s. I also discovered "The Sea & Cake" through mp3s this weekend, because I saw a poster for an upcoming show of theirs here in Chicago. Now, because I liked the music I heard, I intend to go see their show. I will probably buy an album of theirs on vinyl also, if I see it around. I think that many others would have the same outlook as my own. Of course, it's always scary to put ethical choices in the hands of consumers. But then, isn't that what "freedom" (if that word means anything at all anymore) is all about? -David PS. I never did try out Groovetech. I prefer shopping in stores but I do use planetxusa.com sometimes. -Original Message- From: Cyclone Wehner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 22, 2003 1:35 PM To: 313 Detroit Subject: Re: (313) Au Revoir Groovetech Now maybe the impact of rampant file sharing and burning stuff becomes clear... Think about it... -- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: "Phonopsia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Re: (313) Au Revoir Groovetech >Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2003 12:49 AM > > > > > > Well, it was a good run. And they will go down in history as one of the > best shops to never have a shop. > Hmmm, wonder what will happen to the archived music sets? > > MEK > > > > > "Phonopsia" > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]To: > <313@hyperreal.org> > sia.co.uk> cc: > >Subject: (313) Au Revoir > Groovetech > 09/20/03 12:46 AM > > > > > > > > > > http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,9-2003431875,,00.html > > Tristan > === > http://www.phonopsia.co.uk > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > >
Re: (313) Au Revoir Groovetech
> i was thinking about it and said well maybe if that track had not be shared > to such an extreme, dj hell would not be the super-star dj he is now? I don't think that track House Music broke Hell in that way, it was electroclash. I recall him saying how hard the UK was around the time of his last album. Now he's working with Diddy. ;)
Re: (313) Au Revoir Groovetech
>>GT is the store never had anything in stock (what i was looking for at >>least). the dj culture in the US is dropping off. people are spending > money >>else where. I had that too. The high cost of Fed Express delivery put me off. The cost would exceed the record. > I don't blame mp3s - quite the contrary. If you can find *one* established producer or indie label owner or store owner who believes in that, I would love to talk to them. I'm not being facetious at all, but I don't think it's viable to deny the impact. There are other factors of course but that is a large part of the industry decline. The Internet has opened up music, allowing more people to access music for free, but the majority of people who download do not go on to buy the music. Mind, suing 12 year-olds is dumb and counter productive.
Re: (313) Re: who is the aquanaut (Aquarian?)
I'm browsing Sonicgroove's website and I think the title is actually "Who is the Aquarian?" which would make it an Aquarhythms records release - Morgan Geist and Carl Craig (under the name Bodyjazz Bodyfusion) have released records on this label along with someone called The Hydronaut. This would make sense as it sounds like it's in that style camp - so, anyone know anything about Aquarhythms and the Aquarian? sorry for all the confusion, I should have written in down before I left the house MEK Michael.Elliot-Knight @fallon.com To: Ken Odeluga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> cc: 313@hyperreal.org 09/22/03 05:02 PMSubject: Re: (313) Re: who is the aquanaut > Michael + everyone - if this was answered excuse me: Aquanauts is > another Stinson (I forget the first name). No info abt what the > relation is, but there is one. This is in the publicity material. The > similarity (to Drexciya) is real and to an extent, intended. Well, actually it doesn't really sound like Drexciya at all. I'm not talking about the new UR record - this is older and is more melodic techno/house - not electro-funk at all I know about the Aquanauts - this is "the Aquanaut" the vinyl is solid blue with a black label that says "Who is the Aquanaut" and there is a big white half broken-up question mark on the center of the label it really does sound like some deep techno house Larry Heard thing. There were some vocals on one track that were sort of in the background - sort of in a Moodyman way. I'm almost positive that it came out of Chicago and not Detroit but it's got that blend of both cities that makes it so hard to pinpoint. It came in a clear plastic pocket style sleeve (like the NSC picture discs) I'll have to go home and take a good look at all the info on it (track listing and such) >Do you mean PJCMR (or some other similar initials)? there weren't initials - it had the full name. I'll write it all down and get back to you. MEK Ken Odeluga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: 313@hyperreal.org cc: 09/22/03 04:37 PMSubject: (313) Re: who is the aquanaut > > > I found this nice 3 tracker over the weekend - it's on solid blue vinyl > > I don't have it in front of me but the title is something like "Who is > the > Aquanaut?" > > scratched into the run out groove there is a Chicago mastering plant's > name > > sounds like Larry Heard maybe? Reminds me of Alien LP > > any info would be great > > thanks > MEK > Michael + everyone - if this was answered excuse me: Aquanauts is > another Stinson (I forget the first name). No info abt what the > relation is, but there is one. This is in the publicity material. The > similarity (to Drexciya) is real and to an extent, intended. Re. the mastering plant: Do you mean PJCMR (or some other similar initials)? Yep, they're in Chicago, Mills and Hood use them (I think Hood used them first many years ago, if run-outs of records from '95 are to be believed). I'm finding it interesting that people in Detroit and even Mike Banks, are opting to have mastering (?) done by outfits other than Sound Enterprises (NSC). On a side note of some trivial interest maybe, here (uk) tonight, they did this thing on tv about the SAS. Some bloke who was its first commander (after it was reformed) in the 1950s, had the nickname, 'Mad Mike' Culvert. k
Re: (313) Re: who is the aquanaut
> Michael + everyone - if this was answered excuse me: Aquanauts is > another Stinson (I forget the first name). No info abt what the > relation is, but there is one. This is in the publicity material. The > similarity (to Drexciya) is real and to an extent, intended. Well, actually it doesn't really sound like Drexciya at all. I'm not talking about the new UR record - this is older and is more melodic techno/house - not electro-funk at all I know about the Aquanauts - this is "the Aquanaut" the vinyl is solid blue with a black label that says "Who is the Aquanaut" and there is a big white half broken-up question mark on the center of the label it really does sound like some deep techno house Larry Heard thing. There were some vocals on one track that were sort of in the background - sort of in a Moodyman way. I'm almost positive that it came out of Chicago and not Detroit but it's got that blend of both cities that makes it so hard to pinpoint. It came in a clear plastic pocket style sleeve (like the NSC picture discs) I'll have to go home and take a good look at all the info on it (track listing and such) >Do you mean PJCMR (or some other similar initials)? there weren't initials - it had the full name. I'll write it all down and get back to you. MEK Ken Odeluga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: 313@hyperreal.org cc: 09/22/03 04:37 PMSubject: (313) Re: who is the aquanaut > > > I found this nice 3 tracker over the weekend - it's on solid blue vinyl > > I don't have it in front of me but the title is something like "Who is > the > Aquanaut?" > > scratched into the run out groove there is a Chicago mastering plant's > name > > sounds like Larry Heard maybe? Reminds me of Alien LP > > any info would be great > > thanks > MEK > Michael + everyone - if this was answered excuse me: Aquanauts is > another Stinson (I forget the first name). No info abt what the > relation is, but there is one. This is in the publicity material. The > similarity (to Drexciya) is real and to an extent, intended. Re. the mastering plant: Do you mean PJCMR (or some other similar initials)? Yep, they're in Chicago, Mills and Hood use them (I think Hood used them first many years ago, if run-outs of records from '95 are to be believed). I'm finding it interesting that people in Detroit and even Mike Banks, are opting to have mastering (?) done by outfits other than Sound Enterprises (NSC). On a side note of some trivial interest maybe, here (uk) tonight, they did this thing on tv about the SAS. Some bloke who was its first commander (after it was reformed) in the 1950s, had the nickname, 'Mad Mike' Culvert. k
(313) bleep43, Saturday, London
Just a note to say thanks to all who came down to support us on Saturday, and of course to Portable, Max, and Val Tyne. Portable unveiled some startlingly modern but groovy moods on his new LP, due out next month, Val set the scene admirably with an expert set, seamlessly blending house, broken beats and techno. Max, it has to be said though, stole the show with a mid-to-moderate tempo set of the sinister, deep and emotional, made up of the obscurest of obscure house (a lot of Chicago I think, with some spoken vocals) and techno. The icing on the cake was some perfectly timed bombs like 'Feel The Mood' and 'Game One'. Hearing the latter, at about 3 am and going beserk in a tightly packed in Public Life, has made my month. Peace k
Re: (313) Au Revoir Groovetech
>GT is the store never had anything in stock (what i was looking for at >least). the dj culture in the US is dropping off. people are spending money >else where. Groovetech would get new stuff in just around the same time that my local shop would so after a while it made no sense to shop there for me. Plus, the recent hike in their prices put me right off buying from them. Really seemed like they were going toward the type of house music I hear all the time around here - that whole Naked Music/Miguel Migs thing - lots of west coast sounds. As far as techno - hit and miss. Their roots/funk/reggae/dub section was pretty bad ass though. They had a good/great idea but I think they spread themselves a bit thin and couldn't sell a large amount lesser quality music. I think lots of online stores could look at Groovetech as an example of how to present your merchandise but not necessarily what to stock. They really introduced some innovative ideas for an online store. It's scary how shaky the independent record industry is. My local shop is not doing so well. How can an independent survive? If you keep smaller quantities then you run the risk of not having what the customer wants. If you stock too much of the wrong item then you've shot yourself in the foot because you can't move the merchandise. I'd love to open a shop but it's too much of a risk these days - lots of shops that have been around for a long time are not surviving. I don't blame mp3s - quite the contrary - I think deregulation of the media is killing music in the US. MEK
Re: (313) bleep43/radio show
Sadly there's no archive on the site, which might be a statement by my bosses about the essentially transient nature of creation. Alternatively it could be because they're a bunch of stingy chancers, maybe we'll never know If Ken's OK about it I could burn people a copy of the show (Ken?), though I might ask them to send an SAE. If people have personal sites that I can FTP the MP3s to that would be easier perhaps. Best Dan. At 08:41 pm +0200 22/9/03, Maarten Baute wrote: > Secondly, on a related note, I enclose the playlist for last Friday's radio show, including a top class mix from Bleep43's Ken. Guest mix from Rolando this coming Friday. In case you're not in the Oxford area and want to tune in, there's a live webcast at: http://www.passion1079.com Is there a way to hear Ken´s mix for the people who missed the show? The tracklisting seems interesting, to say the least. Cheers, Maarten
(313) Re: who is the aquanaut
I found this nice 3 tracker over the weekend - it's on solid blue vinyl I don't have it in front of me but the title is something like "Who is the Aquanaut?" scratched into the run out groove there is a Chicago mastering plant's name sounds like Larry Heard maybe? Reminds me of Alien LP any info would be great thanks MEK Michael + everyone - if this was answered excuse me: Aquanauts is another Stinson (I forget the first name). No info abt what the relation is, but there is one. This is in the publicity material. The similarity (to Drexciya) is real and to an extent, intended. Re. the mastering plant: Do you mean PJCMR (or some other similar initials)? Yep, they're in Chicago, Mills and Hood use them (I think Hood used them first many years ago, if run-outs of records from '95 are to be believed). I'm finding it interesting that people in Detroit and even Mike Banks, are opting to have mastering (?) done by outfits other than Sound Enterprises (NSC). On a side note of some trivial interest maybe, here (uk) tonight, they did this thing on tv about the SAS. Some bloke who was its first commander (after it was reformed) in the 1950s, had the nickname, 'Mad Mike' Culvert. k
Re: (313) Au Revoir Groovetech
> Now maybe the impact of rampant file sharing and burning stuff becomes > clear... Think about it... > what about final scratch, cd-dj's, traktor, live? people who buy records, buy records because they want them; just not the music. we were talking last night about dj hell and that first big track (forget the name) he put out and how it was file shared so much. and how he lost so much money on it. i was thinking about it and said well maybe if that track had not be shared to such an extreme, dj hell would not be the super-star dj he is now? GT is the store never had anything in stock (what i was looking for at least). the dj culture in the US is dropping off. people are spending money else where. until audiogalaxy closed down i was one of the biggest file sharer's i knew. but i was looking for new music and the file sharing helped me find music i liked and IMO made me buy MORE records then i would have, if i had not been able to hear the music the sales would have never been made. i think it is really funny the record companies use the amount of d/ls a song get to track how it will do. they use the system they curse! its free market research for them. -scotto lansing, mi. plaztikjezuz.com ps i'm not saying this to start a_debate_on file_sharing_again_. i do think artists should get paid. but the amount the RC make over the artist/creator is very disproportionate. and how they lend money, i better stop now before this become a very long rant!!!
Re: (313) Au Revoir Groovetech
Now maybe the impact of rampant file sharing and burning stuff becomes clear... Think about it... -- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: "Phonopsia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Re: (313) Au Revoir Groovetech >Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2003 12:49 AM > > > > > > Well, it was a good run. And they will go down in history as one of the > best shops to never have a shop. > Hmmm, wonder what will happen to the archived music sets? > > MEK > > > > > "Phonopsia" > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]To: > <313@hyperreal.org> > sia.co.uk> cc: > >Subject: (313) Au Revoir > Groovetech > 09/20/03 12:46 AM > > > > > > > > > > http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,9-2003431875,,00.html > > Tristan > === > http://www.phonopsia.co.uk > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > >
Re: (313) bleep43/radio show
> Secondly, on a related note, I enclose the playlist for last Friday's > radio show, including a top class mix from Bleep43's Ken. Guest mix > from Rolando this coming Friday. In case you're not in the Oxford > area and want to tune in, there's a live webcast at: > > http://www.passion1079.com Is there a way to hear Ken´s mix for the people who missed the show? The tracklisting seems interesting, to say the least. Cheers, Maarten
(313) who is the aquanaut?
I found this nice 3 tracker over the weekend - it's on solid blue vinyl I don't have it in front of me but the title is something like "Who is the Aquanaut?" scratched into the run out groove there is a Chicago mastering plant's name sounds like Larry Heard maybe? Reminds me of Alien LP any info would be great thanks MEK
(313) bleep43/radio show
Couple of things Firstly, danced like a fool and greatly enjoyed myself at Public Life on Saturday (and not the only one by the look of it). Max Duley totally killed it - nice one. Secondly, on a related note, I enclose the playlist for last Friday's radio show, including a top class mix from Bleep43's Ken. Guest mix from Rolando this coming Friday. In case you're not in the Oxford area and want to tune in, there's a live webcast at: http://www.passion1079.com The show's on between 1 and 4am on friday night/Saturday morning. Best Dan 20/9/03 1-4am De La Soul Me Myself and I (Instrumental) Tommy Boy Cookie Monster & The Girls C Is For Cookie (Larry Levan Mix) Ninja Tune Mr Scruff Giffin (Taken Re-Edit) Ninja Tune Mandrillus Sphinx Pigeon's G-Spot 23 Noiseshaper Good Enough For You Pt 1Different Drummer Theo ParrishSweet StickyPeacefrog Secret Frequency Crew Miami Eyes (Andrea Parker Mix) Mass Transit Dave Clarke Way Of Life (DJ Sneak Mix) Skint Bloodstream Bloodstream 23 The Advent Mass Media Electrix Wamdue Kids Whirlwind Peacefrog MIX BY KEN ODELUGA (www.bleep43.com) The Last Poets Tribute to Obabi (Ogun) Celluloid Patrick Pulsinger Naked RunnerCheap Detroit Soul ProjectDetroit JazzPan ReclooseKapiti DreamPlanet E Blaktroniks SerenadeMoving Marcos ValleBar Ingles (Roc Hunter Mix) Farout Theo ParrishLost Keys Music Is... K-Hand Two Low Key Uplift Nova Scotia Loose Leaves (Illinton Remix) Airtight Francois Kervorkian Time & SpaceWave Floppy Sounds Loop 1 Wave Floppy Sounds Entertainment (Carl Craig Remix)Wave Unknown Unknown White Label Eri Ito Sona Mi Areru Ec SancituNite Grooves Daniel Wang Blau Drei Balihu Maurice Fulton Tarzan Girl Transfusion 3493Blood Minifunk/So Dens K-Hand I Need Reaction Uplift Diz When The Martians Come Greenskeepers Kit Clayton Ikar - Kiatakkalett ~scape END OF MIX Larocca What's Odd About Chess? Dick Nasty Dream Of You EarsugarSo Far, Alright Earsugar Ty Wait A Minute (Dwele mix) Big Dada Beaumont HannantMind ColoursGPR Roy Ayers Ubiquity Sweet Tears Polydor DJ Shadow What Does Your Soul Look Like? Part I Mo Wax Omeron Micro-Orgasm Sacrum Sacrum (Laura B Remix) Rechenzentrum Tiefenscharfe Mille Plateaux Dr Alex Patterson Love You Live Warp Curtis Mayfield We The People Who Are Darker Than Blue Curtom
RE: (313) (Uncredited) Aril Brikha tracks used in Gameboy Advance game
Yeh, Tony did the tracks for the game, then put them out on the EPs... -Original Message- From: Matt Hellige [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 22 September 2003 17:04 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) (Uncredited) Aril Brikha tracks used in Gameboy Advance game [Sean Creen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>] > He's credited on the PS2 version alright. The music on Midnight Club was > great (all licensed from Transmat, Counterbalance and Moving Shadow). Pity > the game's cr*p... Presumably the fact that the game is called "Midnight Club Street Racing" and the fact that CBX 4 and 5 are called "Midnight Club Tracks" is more than coincidence. Anybody know which way the influence went? Matt -- Matt Hellige [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://matt.immute.net
Re: (313) (Uncredited) Aril Brikha tracks used in Gameboy Advance game
[Sean Creen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>] > He's credited on the PS2 version alright. The music on Midnight Club was > great (all licensed from Transmat, Counterbalance and Moving Shadow). Pity > the game's cr*p... Presumably the fact that the game is called "Midnight Club Street Racing" and the fact that CBX 4 and 5 are called "Midnight Club Tracks" is more than coincidence. Anybody know which way the influence went? Matt -- Matt Hellige [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://matt.immute.net
RE: (313) (Uncredited) Aril Brikha tracks used in Gameboy Advance game
At 17:59 22-9-2003, you wrote: He's credited on the PS2 version alright. The music on Midnight Club was great (all licensed from Transmat, Counterbalance and Moving Shadow). Pity the game's cr*p... I see, no reason to stir up the place then =) I Guess they are using those licenses for the GBA too then. The game on the GBA is crap too, btw. Sean. R. --- http://www.funxiun.com .dark.elektronix.
Re: AW: (313) records....
thanks for that ronnieyeah i heard some sound clips from the lp last week and thought it'd be worth picking up.i ahve another 12 on morris audio from jackmate that's really good as well... robin... Ronny Pries wrote: i can strongly recommend the new jackmate album "prodigal son". the track "prodigal son" itself is a mighty acid house rocker. it was released earlier this month on the german label resopal-schallware. the other tracks range between minimal techno and tech-house. pretty good stuff. ronny
(313) new mix online
For your listening pleasure: I have a new mix online... http://m50.net under "all past events"... check it. starts around 5 minutes into the stream. tracklist-- recorded live on "etc" with m50 / sep.19 '03 / wnur 89.3fm studios northwestern u. / evanston, il. jeff mills-our man in havana-purpose maker mark broom?-(white label lp)-visitor pacou-sound:structure-speaker attack echoplex-world energy ep-soleil lost generations-aaron bennett mix-sonic mind sir eddie real & the realistics-que pasa cabasa?-fat cat dj hell-allerseelen (mills rmx)-disko b 65d mavericks-defining the symptom-blueprint diego-thought patterns-kanzleramt mark williams-talking voices-ingoma ur-transition-ur dj milton-star trek-dance mania dj funk-sexual positions-funk records regis-speak to me-downwards jeff mills-skin deep ep-purpose maker querida-#1-deta raoul delgardo-bricklayer (r. harvey rmx)-im jeff mills-skin deep ep-purpose maker paul mac-soundslike-surface basic channel-radiance-basic channel phuture-acid tracks-trax kim bilir-feelin'-cosmic j. dahlback-j.d.'s power tools vol. II-blank ltd. akufen-my way-force inc. jeff mills-black is the number-axis house of gypsies-don't let it go-freeze house of gypsies-la megamix-freeze house of gypsies-kool life rmx-freeze jeff mills-reverting-axis karl 'o connor + peter sutton-against nature-tresor houze mon-acid warp rmx-dance mania jeff mills-humana-axis houze mon-?-dance mania max duley-?-arcane rolando + ur-los dos-los hermanos steve bicknell-unconcious behaviour-clubtracks robert hood-who taught you math-peacefrog elektrabel-6277 project-axis ulf lohmann-because-kompakt fix-diligent-ignitor steve bicknell-unconcious behaviour-clubtracks = zachary lubin zacharylubin.com __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com
RE: (313) (Uncredited) Aril Brikha tracks used in Gameboy Advance game
He's credited on the PS2 version alright. The music on Midnight Club was great (all licensed from Transmat, Counterbalance and Moving Shadow). Pity the game's cr*p... Sean. -Original Message- From: Roland van Oorschot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 22 September 2003 16:56 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) (Uncredited) Aril Brikha tracks used in Gameboy Advance game I was browsing through my GBA Rom's today and booted the game 'Midnight Club Street Racing' (http://www.dsigames.com/modules.php?name=DSI-Games-Midnightclub). "Hey! That sound's familiar! That's 'Groove La Chord' from Aril Brikha!" Some other snippets from other Brikha tracks are used too and he's not credited in the game-credits. Proof: http://home.wanadoo.nl/rolando/mp3/brikha-gba.avi (approx. 7Mb + encoded in DivX!) I wonder if Aril Brikha knows this... R. --- http://www.funxiun.com .dark.elektronix.
[Fwd: AW: (313) records....]
Original Message Subject: AW: (313) records Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2003 15:55:02 +0200 From: Ronny Pries <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 'robin' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> i can strongly recommend the new jackmate album "prodigal son". the track "prodigal son" itself is a mighty acid house rocker. it was released earlier this month on the german label resopal-schallware. the other tracks range between minimal techno and tech-house. pretty good stuff. ronny
(313) (Uncredited) Aril Brikha tracks used in Gameboy Advance game
I was browsing through my GBA Rom's today and booted the game 'Midnight Club Street Racing' (http://www.dsigames.com/modules.php?name=DSI-Games-Midnightclub). "Hey! That sound's familiar! That's 'Groove La Chord' from Aril Brikha!" Some other snippets from other Brikha tracks are used too and he's not credited in the game-credits. Proof: http://home.wanadoo.nl/rolando/mp3/brikha-gba.avi (approx. 7Mb + encoded in DivX!) I wonder if Aril Brikha knows this... R. --- http://www.funxiun.com .dark.elektronix.
Re: (313) records....
the Rob Hood limited thing (Omega on PeaceFrog) is surprisingly good for a bit of acid house flavour It ain't Chicago is a good 12 too... there is a new 12 by sendex on the bunker label it is all acid house very good imo worth the listen if you are into that. i picked it up because i kow sendex's electro on bunker, but this is straight up acid, early chicago sound, flying 303, etc. in a similar vein the polarius stuff and the hershel raheem (on creme) are worth checkin if you dig this. i got the sendex 12 above but i can't get used to his voice on the trackssolid acid house tho... from the UR batch i only picked up aguila and redplanet the fix mix of aguila is the one for me.reverse edits yum, the redplant is nice but a little formulaic, immaculately produced of course tho. you are talking about the four 7"er's? i talk of the 12scan't bring myself to buy 7" records :) robin...
(313) OT: POLE in SF the Friday
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(313) Anarres records
Anyone know anything about this label? I found EP 002 and it got some interesting Detroit/Black Dog type elements All info I can find points to Switzerland MEK
(313) stuff from Omoa
erm, I know this is spam, but I thought people may be interested. and it ain't owt to do with me! I quite like this label though, and it's 313. Friends, Please join us on Monday, September 22 and Sunday, September 28 as we celebrate the much-awaited release of ElectronicLoveFunk, the debut album from AYRO, aka Jeremy Ellis. cheers, Omoamusic -- Omoamusic presents: AYRO ElectronicLoveFunk Listening Party Monday, September 22 Majestic Cafe 9pm No Cover CD & Vinyl Giveaways! Ayro's work with Carl Craig, Transmat, Jazzanova and Fertile Ground, plus appearances on compilations for Gilles Peterson and Recloose have made him one of URB Magazine's Next 100, and one of Detroit's most sought after keyboardists & vocalists. Join us at the Majestic Cafe as we listen to Ayro's highly anticipated debut album ELECTRONICLOVEFUNK. You'll probably even win a copy on CD or coveted vinyl. --- Omoamusic presents: AYRO ElectronicLoveFunk CD Release Party featuring John Arnold & Omoamusic labelmate Szymanski Plus a special live piano performance by Ayro! Sunday, September 28, 2003 Fifth Avenue, Downtown 9pm, $7 In a small bedroom in a blighted neighborhood on the northwest side of Detroit, with only a collection of vintage keyboards, an MPC, and a microphone, Ayro has created ElectronicLoveFunk, his extraordinary debut full-length album on Omoamusic. ElectronicLoveFunk is a love story, told from the very beginning. In each song, Ayro expresses a chapter in his own emotional journey through the joy and pain of falling in love. Ayro wrote, produced, played, and sang nearly every note of every song on the album. Raw, experimental, and eclectic, it traverses genres of soul, jazz, pop, rock, and techno. It is an album of warm analog chords, lush polyrhythms, and sweet vocals alongside jazz improvisation. >From the San Francisco Bay Guardian, September 3, 2003 http://www.sfbg.com/noise/2003-09/ayro_maniac.html Listen to the Ayro show http://www.betalounge.com/stuff/030904_ayro_sf.ram Download hot Ayro singles "Let This" & "Drink" www.omoamusic.com _ - 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) records....
> > > > > the Rob Hood limited thing (Omega on PeaceFrog) is surprisingly good > > for a bit of acid house flavour It ain't Chicago is a good 12 too... > there is a new 12 by sendex on the bunker label it is all acid house very good imo worth the listen if you are into that. i picked it up because i kow sendex's electro on bunker, but this is straight up acid, early chicago sound, flying 303, etc. > from the UR batch i only picked up aguila and redplanet > > the fix mix of aguila is the one for me.reverse edits yum, the > redplant is nice > but a little formulaic, immaculately produced of course tho. > you are talking about the four 7"er's? I picked these up a couple of weeks ago they are very nice the aquanauts is my fav. reminds me of the jackin ur electro sound, kinda like drexicya/chaos. is this drex-related? kinda thought that becasue of the water reference. the red planet and los hermanos 7's are excellent also, but not as familar with those series of ur. there was also a second electro sounding 7" forget the name right off hand andi'm at work but that one is also top notch. oh yea record time ferndale had these. did not see them in roseville. scotto lansing, mi plaztikjezuz.com
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good place to eat :) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 22, 2003 10:15 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) test sorry :^) http://home.comcast.net/~matrix313/
Re: (313) Au Revoir Groovetech
Well, it was a good run. And they will go down in history as one of the best shops to never have a shop. Hmmm, wonder what will happen to the archived music sets? MEK "Phonopsia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]To: <313@hyperreal.org> sia.co.uk> cc: Subject: (313) Au Revoir Groovetech 09/20/03 12:46 AM http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,9-2003431875,,00.html Tristan === http://www.phonopsia.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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sorry :^) http://home.comcast.net/~matrix313/
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i can strongly recommend the new jackmate album "prodigal son". the track "prodigal son" itself is a mighty acid house rocker. it was released earlier this month on the german label resopal-schallware. the other tracks range between minimal techno and tech-house. pretty good stuff. ronny
(313) italo track id
anyone know what the second song in this mix is? http://deephousepage.com/ron300.ram it starts with gaz nevada 'ic love affair', and after a couple of seconds the record i'm after starts. italian lyrics, sung by two male vocalists, and female background singers singing about 'radio rei' or something like that. anyone (rc?) know what this is? jurren _ STOP MORE SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
(313) Ugly Edit
so, I haven't got an Ugly Edit 5 yet. and there's a dells track on there? and no one knows the others? Has he put that edit of Loose Joints on there that he was playing last time he was in England? Thought that was a pretty poor edit - admittedly I only heard it in a club, but I dunno, just far too teasing! usually I like his edits too, always rougher than most, slightly more creative than others.. still think that Made In The Usa edit on number one is one of the best. rough rough rough alex (who's up for taliking some right old s**te today, so sorry in advance) _ - 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
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there's a re-edit on there and a "remix" (which doesn't sound that different). nice solid stuff. i didn't have the original so it might not add anything if you have that. while i'm on: martin landsky 'reject' on pokerflat is another tune i've picked up tooforgot that one.again in a acid house vein... robin... Placid wrote: for a bit of acid house flavour It ain't Chicago is a good 12 too... Had a quick listen on juno mp3 and it doesn¹t sound any different to the original.. Anyone shed any light on it. Placid
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> > for a bit of acid house flavour It ain't Chicago is a good 12 too... > Had a quick listen on juno mp3 and it doesn¹t sound any different to the original.. Anyone shed any light on it. Placid -- http://www.acid-house.net Everything you wanted to know about acid house
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>the Rob Hood limited thing (Omega on PeaceFrog) is surprisingly good > >for a bit of acid house flavour It ain't Chicago is a good 12 too... > >from the UR batch i only picked up aguila and redplanet > >the fix mix of aguila is the one for me.reverse edits yum, the >redplant is nice >but a little formulaic, immaculately produced of course tho. > >robin... and Ignitor 1 by Fix & Mad Mike -'Diligent' is excellent, excellent brainy techno. 'Sweet Yesterday' by Moodymann is a little strange choice for a single - I've played it many times but still can't remember it! (Maybe I'm just thick though!). It seemed nice whilst it was playing though. It's supposed to be a re-recorded version of an earlier Mahagoni 12" There's a fresh RP track on side b of the 7" vers of the latest RP, which is quite good - sorry no title in my memory bank. (I quite like the tinny tendency in the sound quality of the 7", it makes the music sound like it's fr a classic film soundtrack ...) k
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Many Thanks Tom. I always get names wrong.. _ - 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) records....
the Rob Hood limited thing (Omega on PeaceFrog) is surprisingly good for a bit of acid house flavour It ain't Chicago is a good 12 too... from the UR batch i only picked up aguila and redplanet the fix mix of aguila is the one for me.reverse edits yum, the redplant is nice but a little formulaic, immaculately produced of course tho. robin...
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> Picked up Vainqueur/Tikiman's 12" on a new? label called 'Stay Tuned'. Not > a particuarly new sound or anything, just some very nice deep > business.. > anymore releases on this label I may have missed? or is this the first? The label is actually called False Tuned, and it's run by Paul St Hilaire (the artist formerly known as Tikiman). There have been two other 12"s and a CD released to date, but I haven't bought them so not sure what they're like - I get the impression they're more straight-up dub/reggae style. This is the first one to be produced by Rene Lowe (aka Vainquer, half of Scion)... Chers, Tom
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Hello. So folks, what's hot? Not bought many new records lately - have I missed much? Picked up Vainqueur/Tikiman's 12" on a new? label called 'Stay Tuned'. Not a particuarly new sound or anything, just some very nice deep business.. anymore releases on this label I may have missed? or is this the first? oh, and I just caught up with my mail, the q from Charles? regarding US radio... Surely there's only one man to recommend - Mr Macqueen out of Chicago! But you sussed that already right?! _ - 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
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>I think you bought the boots! :) >Tristan Sir, I assure I didn't! :-) I had my suspicions too but, I've done a most forensic comparison of many genuine UG (inc run-out groove etchings etc) and am satisfied that mine are authentic. Also, re. repressings (re, re?) publicized for on-line purchase on this very list, if any of these are boots, it therefore more or less obliges some folk right here to come clean - if they've got anything to confess that is. (IRMC!) k
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At 2:43 + 9/22/03, you wrote: hello all, i've just recently moved from the detroit burbs to the heart of Manhattan for grad school. i'm missing Record Time and Encore somethin' awful. would anyone be able to recommend some good places to find records in New York? i'm interested in good electronic music and good used records. and cheap would be even better. thanks in advance I like Vinyl Market, run by the aformentioned Kazu, a 45-year-old Japanese guy with a cash register surrounded by weird Japanese trinkets! He has a huge UR-only section. The address is 241 east 10th street. I think Throb went mail-order only after losing their lease but their warehouse is in Brooklyn and their website is www.throb.com Also, Other Music still has an NYC store on 15 E 4th st. Satellite does in fact have brick-and-mortar store at 259 Bowery in Manhattan. -- Be sure and unplug Baby Jesus [EMAIL PROTECTED] before his head melts! AIM:pr0j2501 Matt Kane's Brain http://hydrogen.doesntexist.org <-- net radio broadcast
