Re: (313) FW: www.alanoldham.com
www.alanoldham.com Well look at that! That's a mighty fine website there! no s**t!! that looks very very cool! get that store open soon! 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) FW: www.alanoldham.com
www.alanoldham.com Well look at that! That's a mighty fine website there! no s**t!! that looks very very cool! I highly encourage interested peole to check out the archives of his Fast Forward radio show from the WDET days.. definitely a landmark radio show of Detroit electronic music heritage. Alan was playing exclusives and test pressings at the the time and playing some amazing tracks as they were just breaking, Baby Ford, Transmat stuff, etc. A really nice time capsule not to mention an example of a techno DJ pumping industrial influences such as Final Cut, etc. To hear Alan announcing on the air Carl Craig's first live performance (as BFC) show at the Majestic Theater w/ guest DJ Blackout (Damon Booker, right?)... awesome. Some of the industrial tracks have really dated IMHO (Thrill Kill Kult, yikes...) but others like Suburban Knight The Worlds still stand as masterpieces, and his commentary and segue-ways are always a crack-up. peace, Matt MacQueen
Re: (313) Kraftwerk/NO FREE EMAIL
There are other free email services that work. Some of them are alot better than hotmail aswell. On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 08:53:01 +1100, Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: I miss that too as I wouldn't mind a back up for when my e-mail account goes down (which is often) and when I travel. However I'm gonna get a new provider that is actually reliable. ;) But I understand. Having said that the list has been troll free for months now. ;) ALSO WHATS UP WITH THIS313 will no longer accept memberships from free email providers.. is this trues??so does this meen i have to get another email to be able to rejoin the list?? why cant they use Hotmail??? Some one please shed some light on this please... burns _ From the hottest toys to tips on keeping fit this winter, youll find a range of helpful holiday info here. http://special.msn.com/network/happyholidays.armx -- Sam K [EMAIL PROTECTED] sub-sequence 2xx 98.3fm -- http://www.fastmail.fm - Consolidate POP email and Hotmail in one place
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Re: (313) Re: new records
tried to mail this from a non-listed address, seems like it's working! This is a bit off-topic but among the last lot I got was the whole of the Amen Andrews series on Rephlex, these tunes are MURDERERS!!! Get a listen at rephlex.com, you won't be disappointed. On the techno(?) front, I managed to get two cheap copies of that Francois De Roubaix 10 (the Vibert mix is cute), and the new Mills (Divine EP) and Twilight Scenario, both totally funked out blinders. Also, picked up a load of Tangerine Dream and a really cool LP by a guy called Robert Schroeder, called 'Floating Music', which can be played at 33 or 45! From 1980, some really nice sounds on that. Oh, got Tres Demented as well, I seem to remember it getting a knocking on the list, but I think it's wicked, one more in the long line of druggy, tribal-y club records with shouting on, going back to the disco days...can't remember which ones though. F*ck. All the best, Andrew Matthew Kane wrote: At 04:25 PM 11/24/2003 +, you wrote: i picked up an EP with two great mixes of sueno latino. i guess there is a company called simply vinyl that has been repressing classic dance trax on 125gram vinyl. this EP has derrick's illusion first mix and a paradise mix. it's nice to have a proper edition of this dreamy piece. I just got this in the mail, and the thick vinyl is the first thing I noticed! I picked up a couple of older Bpitch Control releases. I finally bothered to start listening to that stuff after hearing about it for the past 4 years. =) -- unsigned short int to_yer_mama; http://hydrogen.doesntexist.org Matthew Kane : Software Engineer : Atlantek, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] || [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) Re: new records
I didn't realise but the shouting bit is actually a sample from a old 80's cut- its on the new Music Box/ Ron Hardy comp cheers Jason On Wednesday, November 26, 2003, at 03:42 AM, Andrew wrote: tried to mail this from a non-listed address, seems like it's working! This is a bit off-topic but among the last lot I got was the whole of the Amen Andrews series on Rephlex, these tunes are MURDERERS!!! Get a listen at rephlex.com, you won't be disappointed. On the techno(?) front, I managed to get two cheap copies of that Francois De Roubaix 10 (the Vibert mix is cute), and the new Mills (Divine EP) and Twilight Scenario, both totally funked out blinders. Also, picked up a load of Tangerine Dream and a really cool LP by a guy called Robert Schroeder, called 'Floating Music', which can be played at 33 or 45! From 1980, some really nice sounds on that. Oh, got Tres Demented as well, I seem to remember it getting a knocking on the list, but I think it's wicked, one more in the long line of druggy, tribal-y club records with shouting on, going back to the disco days...can't remember which ones though. F*ck. All the best, Andrew Matthew Kane wrote: At 04:25 PM 11/24/2003 +, you wrote: i picked up an EP with two great mixes of sueno latino. i guess there is a company called simply vinyl that has been repressing classic dance trax on 125gram vinyl. this EP has derrick's illusion first mix and a paradise mix. it's nice to have a proper edition of this dreamy piece. I just got this in the mail, and the thick vinyl is the first thing I noticed! I picked up a couple of older Bpitch Control releases. I finally bothered to start listening to that stuff after hearing about it for the past 4 years. =) -- unsigned short int to_yer_mama; http://hydrogen.doesntexist.org Matthew Kane : Software Engineer : Atlantek, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] || [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) Re: new records
I didn't realise but the shouting bit is actually a sample from a old 80's cut- its on the new Music Box/ Ron Hardy comp That's off that Rinder Lewis LP Seven Deadly Sins (I think). mad lp! check it out _ - 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) wax for sale
hi, sorry for the spam, but i'm selling off some music from my colection. A bit of detroit techno and house, chicago house, electro and disco. check: http://home.iprimus.com.au/richardcranston/ and let me know if anything takes your fancy. cheers richard
Re: (313) Re: new records
there is so much i wish i could pick up right now but i have to save my moneys for gifts for stupid other people. i did get advance copies of iken - image of a drawn sword (realsoon #2) dope dope dope! 10 which comes in a lovely green 78 sleeve. a-side is super warm, funky, deep, just a little abstract house...totally up there with kdj's latest stuff, leaning towards techno in all the right ways..b-side has a very cool dubby cut, leaning towards dancehall, with great analog bits floating around..nce!! last one on b-side is a beatless number built around a nice jazz bass sample, some creaky ship sounds, lovely pads and some more nice little sounds floating around...excelllent record. lovely label too with green splotches on it, very classy.. ultramarine - carl craig remixes (realsoon #3) yeahhhuhhh! the hooter remix hasnt aged a bit! great beat programming, nice horn sample, classic cc sounds, ohh those rolling beats...comes off like some subtly tropical house azz-shaker, and a little towards paperclip people stuff maybe even..also a nice beatless cc remix of hooter is included as well, lovely. b-side has cc remix of source, which does sound old, but still great, classic detroit house sound, dope chezntrent style bassline, bangin beats and simple chords, some lovely pads and strings...very well arranged, keeps introducing new bits, doesnt get repetitive. b2 is another very short beatless remix, well more of a filtered outro of hooter... 2 essential records..! also labrat xl - mice or cyborg (clone) ohhh yeah this is very good, i think it edges out the abstract thought as my favorite out of the 7 storms. more abstract and thoughtful than the old drexciya jams still, but just great sounds and beats, real songs. super sad, lovely soaring whale calls and skittery beats and little chord jabs in labrat1, dope house speed overdriven 808 beats in labrat2 with a classic! grungey drexciyan bass and spooky sounds from within the bubblecruiser and some pitched around vox if you're good to go let your body show...labrat3 goes more smooth and funky, towards older drexciya, verrry nice...labrat4 is super slow plodding electro with spacey meandering chords and thick gurgling bass..labrat5 heading towards industrial techno, loads more great sounds..labrat6 brings out the sk beats and some deeep sad underwater pads! a really really really great album and close to the 7 storms and james stinson's legacy... looking forward to hearing those new submerge ones, they all sounded very good..and i think i will have a lot of fun with doubles of dope computer :) jt _ Gift-shop online from the comfort of home at MSN Shopping! No crowds, free parking. http://shopping.msn.com
Re: (313) the clones
Here's a bit more info http://www.plantmusic.com/bio.html ?The Sound Of Young New York? is more than just a DJ mix CD. It represents a time and place in New York?s vibrant music scene. Compiled and mixed by Dominique Keegan, owner of Plant Music and Plant Bar, ?The Sound Of Young New York? attempts to compile music from a variety of New York producers and artists that have surfaced over the past year. The ever so publicized dfa production duo of James Murphy Tim Goldsworthy can be found in their remixes of Metro Area?s ?Orange Alert? and Radio 4?s ?Dance To The Underground?. The dfa label favorites The Rapture are featured on a rework of rinôçérôse 'Music Kills Me' which features Luke Jenner?s amazing vocals and input from all the band members, Gabe?s sax solo being a key feature. Also present are tracks from John Selway?s electro imprint, Memory Boy (Kap 10 Kurt 'Die Sleeping') and Holmar Filipson Jef K?s label Crack n? Speed with Mr. Negative ?Star Spangled Banner??. And the music sucks! Other track?s include Dominique partner DJ Wool?s remix of French identical twins Les Clones and also a cut from Dominique Wool?s new vocal project, The Glass. New York tech house heroine Ilana?s ?5.05? is also featured as well as a rework of the Mudd Club classic ?If I Gave You A Party'. In the height of New York Super club?s success French crew Respect Is Burning were throwing monthly?s at Twilo. One event featured unknown French identical twins Les Clones whose live funky house set impressed many New Yorkers in attendance. There ability to party was also impressive and after a wonderful morning at long time music and art patron Kevin Krich?s (to whose memory this album is dedicated) wonderful Broadway apartment the duo really messed with some already messy heads. Two yeard later The Clones, now signed to Sony Music, asked Dominique to remix their upcoming dancefloor cut ?Shut Up Dance. With DJ Wool on board Dom Wool turned out a hip hop influenced mix with vocals inspired by the night/morning in question. this page has a pic of them toward the bottom http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/collective/A1939746 they are on Sony records if you look up Les Clones and not The Clones you will find much more info hope this helps MEK Matthew Kane [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: 313@hyperreal.org cc: 11/26/03 11:57 AMSubject: (313) the clones I went to see these guys live a lng time ago at Twilo in NYC, and I think they were calling themselves the Clones. They weren't on the flyer, but they played the same night as Stacey Pullen, Kerri Chandler, Ian Pooley, and Pepe Braddock. They were very, very good, maybe not in quite a this-listy way, but I can't think of a better place for me to ask for more info. From what I remember, they were from Montpellier, France, and they were twin brothers. I haven't found any sort of deeper information, unfortunately. -- unsigned short int to_yer_mama; http://hydrogen.doesntexist.org Matthew Kane : Software Engineer : Atlantek, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] || [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) Test - Please Delete.
Oakland University Classroom Support and Instructional Technical Services Office of Presentation Development 200C Elliott Hall Rochester, MI 48309-4401 248/370-4973 [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2003 1:58 PM To: Matthew Kane Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) the clones Here's a bit more info http://www.plantmusic.com/bio.html ?The Sound Of Young New York? is more than just a DJ mix CD. It represents a time and place in New York?s vibrant music scene. Compiled and mixed by Dominique Keegan, owner of Plant Music and Plant Bar, ?The Sound Of Young New York? attempts to compile music from a variety of New York producers and artists that have surfaced over the past year. The ever so publicized dfa production duo of James Murphy Tim Goldsworthy can be found in their remixes of Metro Area?s ?Orange Alert? and Radio 4?s ?Dance To The Underground?. The dfa label favorites The Rapture are featured on a rework of rinôçérôse 'Music Kills Me' which features Luke Jenner?s amazing vocals and input from all the band members, Gabe?s sax solo being a key feature. Also present are tracks from John Selway?s electro imprint, Memory Boy (Kap 10 Kurt 'Die Sleeping') and Holmar Filipson Jef K?s label Crack n? Speed with Mr. Negative ?Star Spangled Banner??. And the music sucks! Other track?s include Dominique partner DJ Wool?s remix of French identical twins Les Clones and also a cut from Dominique Wool?s new vocal project, The Glass. New York tech house heroine Ilana?s ?5.05? is also featured as well as a rework of the Mudd Club classic ?If I Gave You A Party'. In the height of New York Super club?s success French crew Respect Is Burning were throwing monthly?s at Twilo. One event featured unknown French identical twins Les Clones whose live funky house set impressed many New Yorkers in attendance. There ability to party was also impressive and after a wonderful morning at long time music and art patron Kevin Krich?s (to whose memory this album is dedicated) wonderful Broadway apartment the duo really messed with some already messy heads. Two yeard later The Clones, now signed to Sony Music, asked Dominique to remix their upcoming dancefloor cut ?Shut Up Dance. With DJ Wool on board Dom Wool turned out a hip hop influenced mix with vocals inspired by the night/morning in question. this page has a pic of them toward the bottom http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/collective/A1939746 they are on Sony records if you look up Les Clones and not The Clones you will find much more info hope this helps MEK Matthew Kane [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: 313@hyperreal.org cc: 11/26/03 11:57 AMSubject: (313) the clones I went to see these guys live a lng time ago at Twilo in NYC, and I think they were calling themselves the Clones. They weren't on the flyer, but they played the same night as Stacey Pullen, Kerri Chandler, Ian Pooley, and Pepe Braddock. They were very, very good, maybe not in quite a this-listy way, but I can't think of a better place for me to ask for more info. From what I remember, they were from Montpellier, France, and they were twin brothers. I haven't found any sort of deeper information, unfortunately. -- unsigned short int to_yer_mama; http://hydrogen.doesntexist.org Matthew Kane : Software Engineer : Atlantek, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] || [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: (313) Re: new records
Out of the New bin: -- Matthew Dear - Dog Days VA - Superlongevity 3 Matthew Johnson - Itiswhatitis 7 (Finally!) Krikor - Pas de Nom (Finally!) some new Rework 12 (whose title I'm not aware of) Docile - Ten Out of the Used bin: --- Maurice - This is Acid Sheila E - Glamorous Life Soul II Soul - Back II Life Inner City - Big Fun Jesse Saunders - Yeah / Let Me Hear U Say Definitely a great couple of weeks for records lately... all sorts of stuff I've been looking for for quite a while now. Matthew -Original Message- From: J. T. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2003 9:45 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Re: new records there is so much i wish i could pick up right now but i have to save my moneys for gifts for stupid other people. i did get advance copies of iken - image of a drawn sword (realsoon #2) dope dope dope! 10 which comes in a lovely green 78 sleeve. a-side is super warm, funky, deep, just a little abstract house...totally up there with kdj's latest stuff, leaning towards techno in all the right ways..b-side has a very cool dubby cut, leaning towards dancehall, with great analog bits floating around..nce!! last one on b-side is a beatless number built around a nice jazz bass sample, some creaky ship sounds, lovely pads and some more nice little sounds floating around...excelllent record. lovely label too with green splotches on it, very classy.. ultramarine - carl craig remixes (realsoon #3) yeahhhuhhh! the hooter remix hasnt aged a bit! great beat programming, nice horn sample, classic cc sounds, ohh those rolling beats...comes off like some subtly tropical house azz-shaker, and a little towards paperclip people stuff maybe even..also a nice beatless cc remix of hooter is included as well, lovely. b-side has cc remix of source, which does sound old, but still great, classic detroit house sound, dope chezntrent style bassline, bangin beats and simple chords, some lovely pads and strings...very well arranged, keeps introducing new bits, doesnt get repetitive. b2 is another very short beatless remix, well more of a filtered outro of hooter... 2 essential records..! also labrat xl - mice or cyborg (clone) ohhh yeah this is very good, i think it edges out the abstract thought as my favorite out of the 7 storms. more abstract and thoughtful than the old drexciya jams still, but just great sounds and beats, real songs. super sad, lovely soaring whale calls and skittery beats and little chord jabs in labrat1, dope house speed overdriven 808 beats in labrat2 with a classic! grungey drexciyan bass and spooky sounds from within the bubblecruiser and some pitched around vox if you're good to go let your body show...labrat3 goes more smooth and funky, towards older drexciya, verrry nice...labrat4 is super slow plodding electro with spacey meandering chords and thick gurgling bass..labrat5 heading towards industrial techno, loads more great sounds..labrat6 brings out the sk beats and some deeep sad underwater pads! a really really really great album and close to the 7 storms and james stinson's legacy... looking forward to hearing those new submerge ones, they all sounded very good..and i think i will have a lot of fun with doubles of dope computer :) jt _ Gift-shop online from the comfort of home at MSN Shopping! No crowds, free parking. http://shopping.msn.com
RE: (313) Re: new records
New Stuff: ___ Kelley Polar Quartet - Recital EP... all the praise for the this release is more than appropriate. two great pieces of music to get lost in. Maurizio - Dominas EP... who knew this EP had been repressed many times. I caught my copy for a great domestic price. a classic. cheers, lrh -Original Message- From: Matthew Mangold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2003 2:30 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) Re: new records Out of the New bin: -- Matthew Dear - Dog Days VA - Superlongevity 3 Matthew Johnson - Itiswhatitis 7 (Finally!) Krikor - Pas de Nom (Finally!) some new Rework 12 (whose title I'm not aware of) Docile - Ten Out of the Used bin: --- Maurice - This is Acid Sheila E - Glamorous Life Soul II Soul - Back II Life Inner City - Big Fun Jesse Saunders - Yeah / Let Me Hear U Say Definitely a great couple of weeks for records lately... all sorts of stuff I've been looking for for quite a while now. Matthew -Original Message- From: J. T. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2003 9:45 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Re: new records there is so much i wish i could pick up right now but i have to save my moneys for gifts for stupid other people. i did get advance copies of iken - image of a drawn sword (realsoon #2) dope dope dope! 10 which comes in a lovely green 78 sleeve. a-side is super warm, funky, deep, just a little abstract house...totally up there with kdj's latest stuff, leaning towards techno in all the right ways..b-side has a very cool dubby cut, leaning towards dancehall, with great analog bits floating around..nce!! last one on b-side is a beatless number built around a nice jazz bass sample, some creaky ship sounds, lovely pads and some more nice little sounds floating around...excelllent record. lovely label too with green splotches on it, very classy.. ultramarine - carl craig remixes (realsoon #3) yeahhhuhhh! the hooter remix hasnt aged a bit! great beat programming, nice horn sample, classic cc sounds, ohh those rolling beats...comes off like some subtly tropical house azz-shaker, and a little towards paperclip people stuff maybe even..also a nice beatless cc remix of hooter is included as well, lovely. b-side has cc remix of source, which does sound old, but still great, classic detroit house sound, dope chezntrent style bassline, bangin beats and simple chords, some lovely pads and strings...very well arranged, keeps introducing new bits, doesnt get repetitive. b2 is another very short beatless remix, well more of a filtered outro of hooter... 2 essential records..! also labrat xl - mice or cyborg (clone) ohhh yeah this is very good, i think it edges out the abstract thought as my favorite out of the 7 storms. more abstract and thoughtful than the old drexciya jams still, but just great sounds and beats, real songs. super sad, lovely soaring whale calls and skittery beats and little chord jabs in labrat1, dope house speed overdriven 808 beats in labrat2 with a classic! grungey drexciyan bass and spooky sounds from within the bubblecruiser and some pitched around vox if you're good to go let your body show...labrat3 goes more smooth and funky, towards older drexciya, verrry nice...labrat4 is super slow plodding electro with spacey meandering chords and thick gurgling bass..labrat5 heading towards industrial techno, loads more great sounds..labrat6 brings out the sk beats and some deeep sad underwater pads! a really really really great album and close to the 7 storms and james stinson's legacy... looking forward to hearing those new submerge ones, they all sounded very good..and i think i will have a lot of fun with doubles of dope computer :) jt _ Gift-shop online from the comfort of home at MSN Shopping! No crowds, free parking. http://shopping.msn.com
(313) Nocturbulous Behavior The Mix
Just picked this up - having a listen now - awesome heavy techno funk for the turkeys also saw that there is a new and final (?) Drexciya on Clone - waiting for the vinyl but I saw the CD - anyone have a listen to this yet? MEK
(313) 313 Party - faces to names
- Original Message - From: Brendan Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2003 8:07 PM Subject: (313) 313 Party - names to faces zeta.jpg - Ken, John, Tristan and the guy I don't recognise but strangely suspect that I should are in the foreground. Robert Taylor is recognisable further into the crowd That would be Dan Bean, AKA [EMAIL PROTECTED] eta.jpg - Rob at the bar once atgain! Next to John's friend Rob is the birthday boy Des. pi.jpg - I'm not totally sure but I think that's the barman who went on the decks! Yeah - he was rather good. Think we'll have to invite him back. ;) sigma.jpg (I think this one is actually phi.jpg) - Robert Taylor (who didn't seem to notice the Robert Taylor's in this motherf*cker! bit I played!) Nor did I. Must've been too busy Burnin' Stuff and Crushin' Humans. ;) ...and Matt's girlfriend. Matt's wife = Marketa. Tristan (social butterfly) === http://www.phonopsia.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: (313) 313 Party - faces to names
-Original Message- From: Phonopsia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 26 November 2003 22:57 sigma.jpg (I think this one is actually phi.jpg) Actually that's true - sigma.jpg is a shot of the barman properly rocking it on the decks. I've got to say, my favourite bit of his set was when he played that Robert Hood (I think it was Hood anyway...) track on 45rpm. Maybe it's a sign of how drunk I was, but I actually tried to dance to that! We'll definitely have to stick the barman on the bill for the next one... ;) Another thing, I tried to write down the 313 subscription instructions for a bloke who came up to me at the end of the night and asked about what the 313 list was and how he could get on it. I'm wondering if he made it or not? I can't necessarily guarantee that the stuff I wrote down was actually legible... Brendan
RE: (313) 313 Party - faces to names
-Original Message- From: Brendan Nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 26 November 2003 23:47 sigma.jpg (I think this one is actually phi.jpg) Actually that's true - sigma.jpg is a shot of the barman properly rocking it on the decks. Oops! I just realised that last picture wasn't actually taken at the 313 party :) Thought there was something different about the deck setup there...! Brendan
