RE: (313) Assault on Precinct 13
I've got that--it's called 'club classics' on xyz records and came out 2001. the cat # is cc0006. it's not a bootleg. it's part of their re-release series, as far as i can tell. it has four tracks and is one of my favorite records. i've been looking for a second copy without much luck. it seems to be out of print again at xyz. tracklsting is: John Carpenter The End Hypnosis End Title Blade Runner Laserdance Humanoid Invasion (Original Mix) Laserdance Powerrun james Sean Creen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org wave.comcc: (bcc: James Bucknell/ARD/AU/ReadersDigest) Subject: RE: (313) Assault on Precinct 13 18/12/03 08:41 AM but anyway, if anyone knows where i might get that 80s mix, I'm listening.. You mean the version with the added scratches,etc? I picked it up a few years ago on a label called Club Classics - never heard of the label before or since, so I suspect its a bootleg. Its also got the Theme from Bladerunner on it.
Re: (313) hey ya?
I started that thread. It's still my album of the year. ;) I think there was some great RB/hip-hop music this year, like Common (OK, we got the release a couple of months late), NERD and I loved Martina Topley Bird's Quixotic, Les Nubians, and so on. I also loved Moodymann and Andres. To me it's all part of a wider spectrum. dunno if its been discussed on the list yet but outkast's 'hey ya' is definitely one top 10 mainstream chart hit I really enjoy hearing on the radio. how come no stores seem to sell 12s of it though? While I like 'Hey Ya', I think it's the 7th best track (at best) on 'The Love Below'. It's probably gonna be my #1 for 2003. Buy it! And I have to thank everyone who spoke up about this album early, because I probably never would've given it a fair shake otherwise. It's got some properly techno moments throughout, wicked instrumentation/orchestration, great lyrics, the works. My favorites are 'She Lives in my Lap', 'Love in War', 'Roses', 'Prototype', 'Vibrate', 'A Life in the Day..' Sh*t, the whole damn thing is excellent. I held off on commenting until I had a chance to properly ingest it and I can definitely say that it improves as you get to know it. I am thoroughly impressed. Tristan === http://www.phonopsia.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) dying business? [was: RE: Nu Era on Twisted Funk]
Not dying, but changing. I know I've said it before but the impact of file sharing has been profound - added to the economic uncertainty. You can talk to any label boss, from Simon Dunmore (Defected/Stealth) to Luke Solomon (Classic) to Meat Katie (and breaks are big and all that) and you'll get that view. People just have different views on how to go from here, what is the solution? I would say the majors have lost 2/3 of their staff - Universal Music shed something like 75 percent in anticipation of losses - and there will be more downsizing. OK, so many peepz here could care less about majors but the smaller labels are hurting too. Classic got burnt big time when their distributor went under! I think there is a perception that house music was dull in 2003 with the likes of Basement Jaxx saying as such in interviews but there was plenty of great underground stuff, as we know, but not great sales. DJ Sneak says he had trouble finding a UK label deal for his album 'cause labels were scared - and he's had that huge Fix That Sink hit so he would be a viable prospect, you'd imagine. The media backed the rock revival thing - on the basis of everyone liking Coldplay, I don't know - but it's more that the market has diversified and actually I think it's become easier for kids to like rock and dance and urban, there's more hybridisation happening, too. In Australia there have been several sell-out tours and I reckon people are saving money on records by downloading and using it to attend live shows. -- Original Message -- From: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] Pleased to see that it's clearly going to be popular (judging from the responses I got and the number of places which are going to stock it - around the world). Is this *really* a dying business?! i know from talking to a couple detroit house cats that their records are all pressed at one place and that theres pretty much a long line to get stuff pressed up. stuff seems to be selling out pretty quick too. so who knows. I think there's mixed indicators. While you have the death of some major distributors this year, I read an article in the Metro the other day (granted, not the most reliable source) that vinyl sales have increased in 2003 (I think in the UK) for the first time in however many years. The article atributed it to a renewed interest in guitar-based music in teenagers, which I thought was a pretty strange explanation! More than anything, I think there's been a lot of hurt in techno, and a lot of health in house, broken beat (Goya *must* be doing great), downtempo stuff and underground hip hip. This doesn't *necessarilly* say anything about the quality of the releases, of course. I know some of the best techno labels seem to be fighting an uphill battle to move records, but I think that's probably a result of lots of people who have been into techno losing interest in shopping for it as their tastes generally diverge into other things. I know I stopped looking for a while, and certainly stopped buying, but as the momentum has been picking back up in techno, so has my purchasing. Tristan === http://www.phonopsia.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) Stacey Pullen Fabric CD
I haven't heard it yet but apparently the two Black Flag tracks - by Pure Science and Cutlab - will be out early in 2004 and there are 3 other releases to come on the label. -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Ramon Crespo [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: (313) Stacey Pullen Fabric CD Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2003 7:25 AM i'm listening to it right now. i'll be polite and just say that its...back looking. sounds very 1997 to me. bumpy-ravey-house so its not really doing it for me (especially after i revisted the dj-kicks mix this weekend...talk about sounding ahead of its time) but then again- everyone else in the office is feeling it a lot. so maybe i'm just not in a housey mood. On Sat, 13 Dec 2003, Ramon Crespo wrote: Cyclone Louise Wehner wrote: Has anyone heard this yet? I can't wait. Long time coming!!! There must be promos in the UK if it's out 5 Jan. Tom? tracklist from what I understand is the following. 1 Cutlab - Spacey Bongo Black Flag 2 BB Boogie - I Got It Bitasweet Records 3 Vibe Residents - The DJs Calling EP/Rulers Anthem Defected 4 Shuffle Heads - Roll Call [Asads Silverlining Mix] Fremont 5 Pure Science - Get It Back Black Flag 6 Peace Division - Beatz and Peacez NRK 7 Magoo - Slips, Trips Falls Cross Section 8 Niquid - Saxaphobia Defected 9 Moodyman - Music People Mahogani 10 Men With Sticks - 3rd JBO 11 DIY - EP #2 Hold On DIY 12 Tabass Nocturn - The Drum Denote 13 Dave Angel - Catch 2 Rotation 14 Solid Groove - Flookin’ Lounging Looks really good imho. :) Regards, Ramon
(313)Monolake tonight, Sydney?
Anybody in Sydney (where's it's now 35c/100f and I'm off to the beach) going to monolake tonight? Anybody have details--like time of set? james
Re: (313) hey ya?
-- Original Message -- From: Cyclone Louise Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] I started that thread. It's still my album of the year. ;) I think there was some great RB/hip-hop music this year, like Common (OK, we got the release a couple of months late), NERD and I loved Martina Topley Bird's Quixotic, Les Nubians, and so on. still not feeling outkast or common. i despise the american version of the NERD, i prefer the original electronic recording. erykah badu's record was really great i thought. i didnt really feel much hiphop at all this year. i was looking forward to the jaylib and madvillan releases both of which were underwhelming. the hiphop cat of hte year must be kev brown. his beats are the only ones i even bother listening to at the hiphop record shop i work in. mainstream-wise i always get right thurr stuck in my head. i love how much people hate that song. its so fantastic. tom andythepooh.com
(313) CM on PE
Funsters Apart from the awesomely beautiful 'mind design', what is the rest of the connection machine's planet e 12 like ? thanx p
Re: (313) hey ya?
nappy roots are great too. like the outkast album, there are some really great tracks which are straight-beats hiphop with almost techno production. they are so socially active there is an official nappy roots day in their home state of kentucky. I started that thread. It's still my album of the year. ;) I think there was some great RB/hip-hop music this year, like Common (OK, we got the release a couple of months late), NERD and I loved Martina Topley Bird's Quixotic, Les Nubians, and so on. I also loved Moodymann and Andres. To me it's all part of a wider spectrum. dunno if its been discussed on the list yet but outkast's 'hey ya' is definitely one top 10 mainstream chart hit I really enjoy hearing on the radio. how come no stores seem to sell 12s of it though? While I like 'Hey Ya', I think it's the 7th best track (at best) on 'The Love Below'. It's probably gonna be my #1 for 2003. Buy it! And I have to thank everyone who spoke up about this album early, because I probably never would've given it a fair shake otherwise. It's got some properly techno moments throughout, wicked instrumentation/orchestration, great lyrics, the works. My favorites are 'She Lives in my Lap', 'Love in War', 'Roses', 'Prototype', 'Vibrate', 'A Life in the Day..' Sh*t, the whole damn thing is excellent. I held off on commenting until I had a chance to properly ingest it and I can definitely say that it improves as you get to know it. I am thoroughly impressed. Tristan === http://www.phonopsia.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ Grab our best dial-up Internet access offer: 6 months @$9.95/month. http://join.msn.com/?page=dept/dialup
(313) Re: hey ya?
On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 14:37:44 +1100, Cyclone Louise Wehner wrote: I started that thread. It's still my album of the year. ;) I think there was some great RB/hip-hop music this year, like Common (OK, we got the release a couple of months late), NERD and I loved Martina Topley Bird's Quixotic, Les Nubians, and so on. I also loved Moodymann and Andres. To me it's all part of a wider spectrum. dunno if its been discussed on the list yet but outkast's 'hey ya' is definitely one top 10 mainstream chart hit I really enjoy hearing on the radio. how come no stores seem to sell 12s of it though? I'm under the impression that it came out promo-only as a double A side with I Like The Way You Move, both as album cuts, ie no remixes or anything. I'm a huge fan of Outkast's music but I wish they would talk about women and sex in a more positive way. I just can't stand hearing men use the word bitch and continue to be apalled by how many men in hip hop and r n b continue to talk about lesbians in a negative way ie either i'm so much of a man lesbians want me too and/or she doesn't want me so she must be a lesbian. i still think much can be learned from prince, who talked about women and sex very very often, but always positively. Prince seemed to celebrate sexuality for the sake of it, whereas for Outkast and many hip hop and r n b acts, sexuality is talked about as a power issue of men having power over women, which I find distasteful. Speaking of NERD, Pharrell seems to talk about women and sex positively. my CDN .02. Andrew Duke out now: Environmental Politics http://and-oar.org Take Nothing For Granted http://acidfake.tk Sprung http://bip-hop.com http://warprecords.com/mart/music/release.php? cat=BLEEP12fc_type=CD *Canadian electronica album of the year nominee* More Destructive Than Organized http://staalplaat.com Highest Common Denominator http://pieheadrecords.com Physical and Mental Health http://dialrecords.com 74'02 (split with Hypo) http://tsunami-addiction.com Waveforms: Halifax Electronic Music Compilation http://cognitionaudioworks.com
(313) Forgotten Detroit Classics
Morning 313 Peepz, Right, it's Friday, one week till x-mas and i'm at work when i'd rather be at home listening to some nice warm, emotive techno music. If I can't be listening to it i'd want to talk about it instead. So Whenever I see lists of Detroit classics it's always the obvious tunes which are included; hi-tech jazz, strings of life, desire etc. But what about those not so well known gems, the ones that are loved and forgotten or the ones 'that got away' ? I was getting ready for work this morning and I got a track in my head which wouldn't go away. Very sexy track, very deep, quite unique at the time (I could never mix it with anything as it sounded so unlike anything else I had) - bugged me for a few minutes then I remembered it. Infiniti - Higher (Tresor) - great track, but never got the recognition it deserved for some reason. Anybody else ? Chris. - Email provided by http://www.ntlhome.com/
Re: (313) Forgotten Detroit Classics
... what about those not so well known gems, the ones that are loved and forgotten or the ones 'that got away' ? I'm going to be very lazy and just point here: http://www.hollowearth.org/2003_07_20_oldcrap.html Scroll down to '29 Detroit Techno 12s'...
RE: (313) Forgotten Detroit Classics
Brilliant. What tf is that site? Just a blog? -Original Message- From: Tom Churchill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, December 19, 2003 9:32 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313 Subject: Re: (313) Forgotten Detroit Classics ... what about those not so well known gems, the ones that are loved and forgotten or the ones 'that got away' ? I'm going to be very lazy and just point here: http://www.hollowearth.org/2003_07_20_oldcrap.html Scroll down to '29 Detroit Techno 12s'...
Re: (313) Forgotten Detroit Classics
Brilliant. What tf is that site? Just a blog? Yep, it was - the author (Matt Ingram) can now be found blogging at http://www.woebot.com
Re: (313) kenny dixon jr. on detroit radio - this saturday night
kenny dixon jr. will be playing on detroit radio: early sunday morning (late saturday night) 3-5 am 97.9 wjlb don't suppose any kind soul might tape this? will swap for something. _ - 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) dying business? [was: RE: Nu Era on Twisted Funk]
DJ Sneak says he had trouble finding a UK label deal for his album 'cause labels were scared - and he's had that huge Fix That Sink hit so he would be a viable prospect, you'd imagine. I think a few big artists have LP's ready and are struggling to find the advances they're looking for. Sometimes people ask for unrealistic amounts. Mind you I have no idea about this so I'm not saying Sneak was doing that. You can hardly blame the labels - everyone wants to remain in business at least. _ - 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) Forgotten Detroit Classics / Blogs
Thanks for the link to the blog Tom. I quite like reading these blogs for some reason. I noticed on the one that tom just posted a link to, there was mention of Matt Cogger. wonder what he's up to? does he make any music these days? any pseudonyms I may have missed? 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) dying business? [was: RE: Nu Era on Twisted Funk]
I think Sneak completed the album before shopping it to labels, he just wanted a distribution deal, so I don't think he could have expected an advance. He got distribution in Australia with Ministry of Sound Australia and I doubt they would have offered anything astronomical as we have a small market. He was more like the UK market is in complete disarray. I am curious to hear it, he says it's not straight 4/4, more ol' skool funk album. -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) dying business? [was: RE: Nu Era on Twisted Funk] Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 10:05 PM DJ Sneak says he had trouble finding a UK label deal for his album 'cause labels were scared - and he's had that huge Fix That Sink hit so he would be a viable prospect, you'd imagine. I think a few big artists have LP's ready and are struggling to find the advances they're looking for. Sometimes people ask for unrealistic amounts. Mind you I have no idea about this so I'm not saying Sneak was doing that. You can hardly blame the labels - everyone wants to remain in business at least. _ - 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) nw UK xmas parties
2 'tings 1) anyone heading to Music Is Better on Saturday w/Greg Wilson dj'ing? 2) Oh boy, did we find a nice room for a party! so therefore, you are invited to The ourtimemusic xmas party! Saturday 27th December 7 - 12. Free Entry, Invite Only (hit me back for an invite) DJ's Ourtime Tag-Team (A.Bond D.Kennedy) Mr Shifter (New Religion) B.Shaw Steve Blower on the party vibe. disco/soul/house/techno/funk/electronic shiznizz/italo/bavarian folk in the dome, upstairs at the Kings Arms, Salford. 5 mins walk from Manchester City Centre. Electric Chair is on the same night, so come 'warm up' for that! 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) Forgotten Detroit Classics
Infiniti - Higher (Tresor) - great track, but never got the recognition it deserved for some reason. Hardwax have some represses of this coincidentally.
Re: (313) dying business? [was: RE: Nu Era on Twisted Funk]
I think a few big artists have LP's ready and are struggling to find the advances they're looking for. So anyone heard anymore on the Kenny Larkin LP ? Is this the reason his has been delayed? Max
Re: (313) dying business? [was: RE: Nu Era on Twisted Funk]
So anyone heard anymore on the Kenny Larkin LP ? there's two! _ - 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) record stores in s.f. (o.t.?)
hello all, i'll be in s.f. soon and would love to hit some record stores. recommendations would be greatly appreciated. thanks in advance, r
RE: (313) Forgotten Detroit Classics
This is great! I love the description for #22 Underground Resistance: Sonic EP! One I'd like to add is Spark by Mia Hesterley! I still play this out all the time. Cheers! G -Original Message- From: Tom Churchill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, December 19, 2003 4:32 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313 Subject: Re: (313) Forgotten Detroit Classics I'm going to be very lazy and just point here: http://www.hollowearth.org/2003_07_20_oldcrap.html Scroll down to '29 Detroit Techno 12s'...
Re: (313) Forgotten Detroit Classics
I'd like to offer not individual tunes but instead some labels that, while they were/are small, offered music that just required a bit of a real listen to find the sparkle. Most of these don't fetch big money on eBay nor do they sell well if at all when they do - and you can usually find them in the used bins. I recommend a listen. Dow Utensil - and just about anything else Claude Young touches Soiree Mad Mike's other labels - Happy Soul, Happy Records Black Nation Serious Grooves - Terrence Parker in many disguises, T.H.D. (Strand), Claude Young, Alton Miller, etc. Sonic Mind there's more but my mind has gone blank for the moment MEK [EMAIL PROTECTED] lworld.com To: 313@hyperreal.org cc: 12/19/03 03:19 AM Subject: (313) Forgotten Detroit Classics Morning 313 Peepz, Right, it's Friday, one week till x-mas and i'm at work when i'd rather be at home listening to some nice warm, emotive techno music. If I can't be listening to it i'd want to talk about it instead. So Whenever I see lists of Detroit classics it's always the obvious tunes which are included; hi-tech jazz, strings of life, desire etc. But what about those not so well known gems, the ones that are loved and forgotten or the ones 'that got away' ? I was getting ready for work this morning and I got a track in my head which wouldn't go away. Very sexy track, very deep, quite unique at the time (I could never mix it with anything as it sounded so unlike anything else I had) - bugged me for a few minutes then I remembered it. Infiniti - Higher (Tresor) - great track, but never got the recognition it deserved for some reason. Anybody else ? Chris. - Email provided by http://www.ntlhome.com/
RE: (313) dying business? [was: RE: Nu Era on Twisted Funk]
Has anyone seen or know of any studies of who actually buys the underground stuff,,meaning the demographic The reason I ask is because locally I've seen a decline in NON d.j.'s buying records. If that's true elsewhere can the underground industry survive with just d.j. purchases? Either way I think it will be very important to find actually WHO buys our stuff! Ja'Maul Redmond PERKINS WILL 1100 South Tryon Street, Suite 300 Charlotte, North Carolina 28203 -Original Message- From: Cyclone Louise Wehner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2003 10:51 PM To: 313 Detroit Subject: Re: (313) dying business? [was: RE: Nu Era on Twisted Funk] Not dying, but changing. I know I've said it before but the impact of file sharing has been profound - added to the economic uncertainty. You can talk to any label boss, from Simon Dunmore (Defected/Stealth) to Luke Solomon (Classic) to Meat Katie (and breaks are big and all that) and you'll get that view. People just have different views on how to go from here, what is the solution? I would say the majors have lost 2/3 of their staff - Universal Music shed something like 75 percent in anticipation of losses - and there will be more downsizing. OK, so many peepz here could care less about majors but the smaller labels are hurting too. Classic got burnt big time when their distributor went under! I think there is a perception that house music was dull in 2003 with the likes of Basement Jaxx saying as such in interviews but there was plenty of great underground stuff, as we know, but not great sales. DJ Sneak says he had trouble finding a UK label deal for his album 'cause labels were scared - and he's had that huge Fix That Sink hit so he would be a viable prospect, you'd imagine. The media backed the rock revival thing - on the basis of everyone liking Coldplay, I don't know - but it's more that the market has diversified and actually I think it's become easier for kids to like rock and dance and urban, there's more hybridisation happening, too. In Australia there have been several sell-out tours and I reckon people are saving money on records by downloading and using it to attend live shows. -- Original Message -- From: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] Pleased to see that it's clearly going to be popular (judging from the responses I got and the number of places which are going to stock it - around the world). Is this *really* a dying business?! i know from talking to a couple detroit house cats that their records are all pressed at one place and that theres pretty much a long line to get stuff pressed up. stuff seems to be selling out pretty quick too. so who knows. I think there's mixed indicators. While you have the death of some major distributors this year, I read an article in the Metro the other day (granted, not the most reliable source) that vinyl sales have increased in 2003 (I think in the UK) for the first time in however many years. The article atributed it to a renewed interest in guitar-based music in teenagers, which I thought was a pretty strange explanation! More than anything, I think there's been a lot of hurt in techno, and a lot of health in house, broken beat (Goya *must* be doing great), downtempo stuff and underground hip hip. This doesn't *necessarilly* say anything about the quality of the releases, of course. I know some of the best techno labels seem to be fighting an uphill battle to move records, but I think that's probably a result of lots of people who have been into techno losing interest in shopping for it as their tastes generally diverge into other things. I know I stopped looking for a while, and certainly stopped buying, but as the momentum has been picking back up in techno, so has my purchasing. Tristan === http://www.phonopsia.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) Greg Wilson Manchester 20.12.03
Don't forget for details www.musicisbetter.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED] for guaranteed £4.00 entry Thanks
(313) Maestro film finally in US DVD!
Maestro obtains exclusive rights to existing Paradise Garage Footage Maestro DVD (in development, 2004 release), 4 of 10 extra segments include: ?Chicago, New York what happen in the 1980's Knuckles POV ? michael Brody sole-owner of the paradise garage ? inside Francis Grasso (rare and exclusive insight) ? Audio Hi-fi: inside The Loft sound system apparently it will be in cinemas in L.A. by April So good to see that it's had such success worldwide but now PLEASE - let's bring it on home to the US where the music started It must be shown beyond the NY - Chicago - San Fran - L.A. circuits I'll have the DVD before it plays in cinemas in the midwest MEK
(313) ebay 'buy it now' auctions ENDING NOW ! bunker, skam, like a tim, kromode, fax, axis, peacefrog, planet mu ...
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(313) playlist 5 Dec + new website w/ show downloads
Clinically Inclined 5 December 2003 Fridays 10:30pm - 1:00am CDT -- 89.3 FM Chicago We would like announce a new website where you can download THIS show as .mp3 file and view past playlists. http://sonicsunset.com Of particular note in this show were fantastic new tracks by (the return of!) The Connection Machine, new $tinkworx, new East Island vs. The Moderator, new Arne Weinberg.. mixed in with the Detroit sounds you've come to expect. Thanks to everyone for their patience and encouragement as we finally got something online so we can share some of the past shows with people outside the Chicago broadcast area. We will also be adding some of our favorite past shows over time as server space allows. PS - *please* excuse my excessive blathering on the mic early on, I just came from a holiday party where I obviously was [ahem] a little over-served and more chatty than usual ;P ugh 9:30 - 10:15pmMatt MacQueen Rhythm Sound - Aground (Rhythm Sound) The Connection Machine - Blue Genes Copyshop - Painless (DownLow) Plej - Evum - The Sky EP Series (Exceptional) Charles Webster - I'm Falling - Pepe Bradock's Electric Frog Remix - Remixed on the 24th of July (Peacefrog) $tinkworx - Saliva - Los Gatos - Los Gatos Lloros (Delsin) East Island vs. The Moderator - B1 (DownLow) Beat Smugglers - In The Park (Antenna) John Arnold - Broken - Neighborhood Science (Ubiquity) Domu Volcov - Nutsuki - Last of the Great Apes (Residual) A Certain Ratio - Starlight (Fila Brazilia Mix) (23 Records) Cybotron - Cosmic Cars (Detroit Style Mix) (Fantasy) Carl Craig - Tres Demented (Demented Drums Version) (Planet E) D. Ball - Slack (Ourtime) Purpose Maker - Skin Deep - Skin Deep EP (Purpose Maker) 10:30 - 11:30 Tag Team 1+1 glory b - star (grow!) Aril Brikha - Aqua - Deeparture In Time (Transmat) heiko laux - (ricardo villalobos rmx) (kanzleramt) Shake - Like A Dream (Soundhack remix) - Convalescence EP (Frictional) lighter thief - ahead (ifach) future/past - clinically inclined (planet e) Basic Channel - Phylyps Base (Basic Channel) morganistic - leaf - fluids amniotic (input neuron) Advent - It One Jah (Internal) infiniti - game one (metroplex) Rhythim is Rhythim - Feel Surreal (Subconscious Mix) (Transmat) moodymann - on my way home - silence in the secret garden (peacefrog) Arne Weinberg - My Testimony - Chord Control EP (Technoir) Rei Loci - Law of Averages - 2003 Sampler (Headspace) Rhythim is Rhythim - Emanon - BioRhythm (Network) morgan geist - airpour - premise ep (environ) 11:30 - 12:00amDave Siska terry housemaster baldwin - delta house - best of future sound records (rephlex) rok - electronic discussion (claude young rmx) (muller) steve tang - nightfall - nightfall ep (emphasis) precession - sandcastle (mike huckaby rmx) - adventures in techno soul (ferox) dave angel - airborne (carl craig drum suck mix) (island) peace, Matt MacQueen
RE: (313) Re: hey ya?
Sorry to bust you open on this thread, but last time I listened to the words of hey ya it was all about waiting for the right girl. My wife happens to think that is the sweetest song on the album just because of what it is about. She can look past the whole bitch thing, and I think most people can. If you don't like it, you don't have to listen to it. Just choose what ever is the lesser of 2 evils. I chose to continue to listen to Outkast. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, December 19, 2003 6:22 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) Re: hey ya? I'm under the impression that it came out promo-only as a double A side with I Like The Way You Move, both as album cuts, ie no remixes or anything. I'm a huge fan of Outkast's music but I wish they would talk about women and sex in a more positive way. I just can't stand hearing men use the word bitch and continue to be apalled by how many men in hip hop and r n b continue to talk about lesbians in a negative way ie either i'm so much of a man lesbians want me too and/or she doesn't want me so she must be a lesbian. i still think much can be learned from prince, who talked about women and sex very very often, but always positively. Prince seemed to celebrate sexuality for the sake of it, whereas for Outkast and many hip hop and r n b acts, sexuality is talked about as a power issue of men having power over women, which I find distasteful. Speaking of NERD, Pharrell seems to talk about women and sex positively. my CDN .02. Andrew Duke
RE: Fw: (313) Frictional 01
shouldn't a remix of Nature of the Beast come out 4 or 5 years ago? did you find a white lable, or just an internet clip. I still need to hear this. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2003 6:34 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: Fw: (313) Frictional 01 Frictional 01 is superb! And rare! Get it fast Speaking of Shake... I heard his remix he made for Mike Grant. He remixed nature of the beast and it's wicked. Very phunked up drumwork and nice synthwork It will be released on End to End in the beginning of 2004 I think greetz, Arne Matt Chester [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: 'Waiting for Russell' would have to be my favourite choice, if forced to make one. But they are all superb of course :-) - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2003 3:19 PM Subject: Re: (313) Frictional 01 All the Frictional releases are worth owning IMHO and this is one of the best... true! I notice that the frictional things have shot up in price lately, it seems they're becoming 'collectable' these days. there's a discog. here - http://www.twoplayer.co.uk/shake/ I was gonna say my faves are but, looking at the discography, they're pretty much all winners, hard to choose a best of list! another hot detroit label. 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 -- ° www.arneweinberg.de °
(313) OT Field Recordings
Hey all - happy myriad holidays! Looking for field recordings - either unaltered or manipulated in very unobtrusive or obvious ways. I found the website of the Quiet American and he does some interesting compositions - isn't the Touch label heavy on manipulated field recording artists? MEK
(313) Cincinnati scene
I have a friend who might be moving there very soon and I'd like to help him out if he does have to move what's the scene like there? techno, electro, industrial, jazz, and hip-hop are his bag any list members live there? MEK
Re: (313) OT Field Recordings
my friend has some up on his site @ www.audibleoddities.com http://www.audibleoddities.com/index.php?p=field shawn does good mastering too if anyone out there needs some tracks pro'd up a bit :) -Joe - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, December 19, 2003 4:39 PM Subject: (313) OT Field Recordings Hey all - happy myriad holidays! Looking for field recordings - either unaltered or manipulated in very unobtrusive or obvious ways. I found the website of the Quiet American and he does some interesting compositions - isn't the Touch label heavy on manipulated field recording artists? MEK
RE: (313) record stores in s.f. (o.t.?)
prepare to drop some $$$. three not to miss: amoeba: one of the biggest independent record stores anywhere. strong selection of most genres including one of the best jazz sections i've ever seen. electronic music-wise, it's great for picking up used cd compilations, etc. they've also got some good record buyers, but no listening stations, so it's a good place to pick up stuff you know you want. they've got a solid nu jazz/brokenbeat section and the used electronic bin is often full of gems. tweekin: house, house and more house. if you dig in the imports bins, you can find a lot of the european stuff mentioned on (313). (which they classify as either tech house or deep house, depending. as far as they're concerned, brokenbeat is also deep house.) also good selection of domestic house by label, lots of kdj represses, etc. open mind: its almost against the rules to mention this place on a mailing list, but i know john john has more records than he knows what to do with, so what the hey... they've got an enormous stock of used 12s courtesty of the fact that every sf dj needs to pay rent. if you're willing spend some time, you're guaranteed to find some cool stuff. and then there's also bpm, zen city and soundworks which all have decent selections, but tend to stock mostly straight ahead house styles and nothing that you can't get at tweekin (except maybe breaks, hi-nrg, etc). if you need locations, hit me back. 0d -Original Message- From: rebekah [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, December 19, 2003 8:26 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) record stores in s.f. (o.t.?) hello all, i'll be in s.f. soon and would love to hit some record stores. recommendations would be greatly appreciated. thanks in advance, r
