(313) radio playlist - 12/6/04
hello here's last Friday's playlist CHILLED OUT PASSION - Friday nights 1-4am GMT on PASSION 107.9FM, OXFORD Live Webcast http://www.passion1079.com 12/6/04 1-4am De La Soul Me Myself and I (Instrumental) Tommy Boy Quantic feat. Alice Russell Sound Of Everything Tru-Thoughts Cornershop pres. Bubbley Kaur Natch Rough Trade MIX BY FINGATHING Supreme TeamIntro Fingathing Walk In Space Grand Central EdanEmcees Smoke Crack (Remix) Lewis Recordings Thin Lizzy Johnny The Fox Vertigo Some Beat Thing Segue Street Beat CavernLiquid Liquid Street Beat Two Sisters B Boys Be Dubbed Sugar Scoop The Warriors OSTMain Title ThemeA&M Cerrone 4 Interlude Segue Thing Cotillion Beastie Boys Pass The Mic Grand Royal Masta Ace Born To Roll/Seep Ass Niguh Delicious Vinyl El PLazer Faces Warning Inst. Defintive Jux Prefuse 73 Dex Somethin' Warp Fingathing Rock The Whole Planet Grand Central Ralph Henning The End (Disco) Zyx MF DoomRhymes Like Dimes Fondle 'Em JTFOHanging Out Inst. Herbie Hancock Rockit CBS Doug E FreshThe ShowReality Big Daddy Kane Ain't No Half Steppin' Cold Chillin' Babe Ruth The Mexican Griffin Music END OF MIX The Last Skeptik feat. Sway DaSafo Prior To Present Inst. Netgroove Vinyl Dialect War It Out Bad Magic 310 Exumix Leaf UmodFaçade Sonar Kollektiv Polar Pair + PhuturistixOver My Head feat. Keren Avretz Light Industrial Unit Untitled 1 Absent Music SlamKnown Pleasures Soma Funk D'Void Way Up High (Alex Smoke's String Mix) Soma Plastikman Plasticity Novamute Higher Intelligence Agency Ketamine Entity Beyond Doctor Rockit Cameras And Rocks Accidental Planetary Assault Systmes Gruve Peacefrog Waxfactor Spanish Fly Needlework Herbie Hancock Nobu CBS Japan Chaos The Extraction UR Aphex Twin Actium R&S Sonic Insomniac Multi Dimensional New Religion Robert Hood Fragile Moments Peacefrog The Memory Band Fanny Adams Hungry Hill Mike Ladd Sail Away LadiesK7 Max De Wardener Black Snowflakes Accidental
Re: (313) Romans invade June 18th
Neu! a weekly electronic music showcase presents the guys from the Italian label Pigna: Marco Passarani (DJ) Mat101 (Live) Raiders of the Lost Arp (Live) awesome... did anyone check out the Detroit show last friday ? + Italian cocktail specials all night. one Campari & soda please, peace -- Matt MacQueen http://SonicSunset.com
Re: (313) you listen to techno?
On 15-jun-04, at 21:30, John Coleman wrote: "Techno? You mean like that Moby guy? I like that song he did with Gwen Stefani!" grr. click... boom! Normally that is a signal to play Aphex Twin's Ventolin really loud :) Oh we poor techno freeks ;) KJ np: Lackluster - Merck Mix 1 Spring 2003 yes -- almost identical situation out here in Eden Prairie, a suburb of Minneapolis. just this morning I was forced to give the "Paul Oakenfold and Fatboy Slim are NOT techno" speech to a hapless co-worker... - jobot
Re: (313) you listen to techno?
"Techno? You mean like that Moby guy? I like that song he did with Gwen Stefani!" grr. click... boom! > yes -- almost identical situation out here in Eden Prairie, a suburb of > Minneapolis. just this morning I was forced to give the "Paul > Oakenfold and Fatboy Slim are NOT techno" speech to a hapless > co-worker... - jobot
Re: (313) Claude Young's set from Saturday (listen)
thanks for the stream link. Claude had some pretty surprising things to say about our little city. http://www.claudeyoung.frequencyberlin.de/ , click on "Gastebusch". can't remember if I've sent this link yet or not, but I was sick of having nothing to listen to at work, so a few months back I set up my own streaming audio station. It's pretty informal but it keeps me entertained for 9 hours a day... http://65.27.86.149:8000/listen.pls if anybody checks it out I'd be curious to know what you think. - jobot - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 11:01 am Subject: (313) Claude Young's set from Saturday (listen) > > > > > check it out in streaming audio > > http://24.123.112.19:8000/playlist.pls > > in reference to my review of the event - I never really gave > enough props > to the promoters for their work on this event > they really are doing a fantastic, and difficult, job of trying to > makeMinneapolis a more techno friendly city > > sadly, the first track of his set didn't get recorded but the > Kraftwerkrework is in there > wish it sounded this good in the club - jobot gave a fairly clear > description of the sound quality in the club > that club needs to get someone in there that knows how to EQ for > technosince they are usually all hip-hop and rock bands. > > MEK > >
Re: (313) you listen to techno?
yes -- almost identical situation out here in Eden Prairie, a suburb of Minneapolis. just this morning I was forced to give the "Paul Oakenfold and Fatboy Slim are NOT techno" speech to a hapless co-worker... - jobot - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 7:24 am Subject: (313) you listen to techno? > > ...just started working with my current employer about a month > ago. desk job, cubicle, plenty o' coffee. anyway, there's a > fairly relaxed policy towards music in cubicles. as a result, i > spend most of my 8hrs. with great house and techno pumpin' out of > my little PC speakers. naturally, this being suburban america, i > am the only commuter listening to the music of this list for about > 60 miles in all directions. > i get my fair share of raised eyebrows and cheeky comments from > co-workers that are not familiar with my "weird bass music". i'm > all alone in a sea of alarmist talk radio, and toby keith anthems. > i'm just curious if any other list-members are immersed in a > similar environment. > > cheers, > lrh > >
(313) Romans invade June 18th
This Friday, June 18th at Capsule in Cleveland, Ohio- Neu! a weekly electronic music showcase presents the guys from the Italian label Pigna: Marco Passarani (DJ) Mat101 (Live) Raiders of the Lost Arp (Live) plus resident Cathryn Sunday No cover!!! $3 Guiness, $2 Powers + Italian cocktail specials all night. Hope to see you there! Capsule Cybar 216-CAPSULE www.capsulebar.com 13376 Madison Ave. Lakewood, Oh 44107
(313) just put a new mix up
its techno, made 4/26/2004, for my friends birthday. http://plaztikjezuz.com/GeorgesBirthdayTagteam.mp3 it starts off with me and i play: F242 - welcome to paradice cari lakibush (sp) - swedish peace freddy fresh - forget the track name its off of analog records green velvet - red light mistress mix & jack the tab - wicked then george starts he plays a red planet first i forget but we switch every 15 minutes. hope you enjoy scotto lansing, mi plaztikjezuz.com
Re: (313) you listen to techno?
we only have a radio in our office. sometime i get to put music on, but the guys in the office, dont really like the more harder electro/techno or house. but i brought in pole and the deep chord cd's one day and i now keep them in my desk - Original Message - From: "Jari Tolkkinen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Similar situation but different side of this planet (Oulu, Finland) :) > hey man i'm finish also, from little finland, the upper peninsula of michigan. drummond island represent! scotto lansing, mi plaztikjezuz.com ps. i just posted a new mix to my site. http://plaztikjezuz.com/GeorgesBirthdayTagteam.mp3
(313) CJAM 91.5 Windsor - Movement Main Stage MP3 archives
http://www.cjam.ca/ Go to "archives" on the main page, read the blurb and then click on the "CJAM Broadcast Archives" link. Or go directly to http://mp3.cjam.ca/mp3log/ Unfortunately, the archives are timestamped, so you'll have to check the timestamps and correlate with the posted Movement schedule (which isn't exactly accurate). - Greg
Re: (313) you listen to techno?
Out here in metro Phoenix, it seems that NO ONE knows what techno is. I listen to it all day in the office (along with some good deep house mixes) and listen to ghettotech and electro in the car around town. One of my co-workers described it as sounding like "little ants marching" (I was listening to "Rekall" on my laptop speakers) and another described it as "that music that's on all of the car commercials nowadays". I find that listening to techno is probably the one thing that keeps me grounded in Detroit. > > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 2004/06/15 Tue AM 08:24:51 EDT > To: 313@hyperreal.org > Subject: (313) you listen to techno? > > > ...just started working with my current employer about a month ago. desk > job, cubicle, plenty o' coffee. anyway, there's a fairly relaxed policy > towards music in cubicles. as a result, i spend most of my 8hrs. with great > house and techno pumpin' out of my little PC speakers. naturally, this being > suburban america, i am the only commuter listening to the music of this list > for about 60 miles in all directions. >i get my fair share of raised eyebrows and cheeky comments from co-workers > that are not familiar with my "weird bass music". i'm all alone in a sea of > alarmist talk radio, and toby keith anthems. i'm just curious if any other > list-members are immersed in a similar environment. > > cheers, > lrh > >
Re: (313) Playlist WNUR Chicago: 11 June 2004 - download it
On Jun 15, 2004, at 9:01 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Universal Robot Band - Footsteps On The Roof - Freak In The Light of the Moon (Red Greg) 1978 ooh. Hah.. it's kind of a silly track but can't deny I fell in love with it. Once you hear it it's hard to get it out of your head,, that bizarrre moog action... Roy Ayers - Chicago, Chicago - Drive (Ichiban) 1988 is this a 12 Matt? I only have it on an LP (silver vibrations)- need a 12... thanks for the show! downloading now! know it must take alot of time and effort. cheers man thanks, yeah I just have the Drive LP. Actually never even seen a 12-inch of it. Of course if anyone reading this owns a 12-inch, I can give it a warm, welcoming new home :D -- errr, and then eBay it to Alex Bond for a small mortgage ;) -- yeah I can't bring myself to mix into this track either. Everytime I've heard it played out a party around here it just gets a full-stop drop in for maximum home-town crowd impact, all the eyes close and the hands go straight up... those keys in the intro are s great... you gotta just drop that one in straight :] peace -- Matt MacQueen http://SonicSunset.com
(313) Claude Young's set from Saturday (listen)
check it out in streaming audio http://24.123.112.19:8000/playlist.pls in reference to my review of the event - I never really gave enough props to the promoters for their work on this event they really are doing a fantastic, and difficult, job of trying to make Minneapolis a more techno friendly city sadly, the first track of his set didn't get recorded but the Kraftwerk rework is in there wish it sounded this good in the club - jobot gave a fairly clear description of the sound quality in the club that club needs to get someone in there that knows how to EQ for techno since they are usually all hip-hop and rock bands. MEK
Re: (313) Massive Attack @ Sonar
BTW - anyone that's going to sonar and wants to meet up, please send a private reply... dense On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > > this just dropped into my 'in' box > ___ > Saturday night at Sónar > > SonarClub > Freak Show > And now we finally come round to Saturday night. The Sónar programme has a > hefty line-up in stall for us on the big night of the festival. All time > totems of dance music such as Jeff Mills, Dave Clarke and Carl Cox will be > appearing at the SonarClub stage. > But Before there will be one of the magic moments of this year's > edition:Massive Attack;thirteen years after Blue Lines, the record that > forever changed the course of electronics, the Bristol boys are still > forging a path through the jungle of sounds that they themselves discovered > in 1991. 100th Window, their latest LP is a new sound map of psychodelia > dub, half-caste ambient, big-beat with jazz elements and phantasmagorical > groove. > > from what I can tell they are playig at 11:45 pm on the 19th > > MEK > >
(313) Massive Attack @ Sonar
this just dropped into my 'in' box ___ Saturday night at Sónar SonarClub Freak Show And now we finally come round to Saturday night. The Sónar programme has a hefty line-up in stall for us on the big night of the festival. All time totems of dance music such as Jeff Mills, Dave Clarke and Carl Cox will be appearing at the SonarClub stage. But Before there will be one of the magic moments of this year's edition:Massive Attack;thirteen years after Blue Lines, the record that forever changed the course of electronics, the Bristol boys are still forging a path through the jungle of sounds that they themselves discovered in 1991. 100th Window, their latest LP is a new sound map of psychodelia dub, half-caste ambient, big-beat with jazz elements and phantasmagorical groove. from what I can tell they are playig at 11:45 pm on the 19th MEK
Re: (313) you listen to techno?
well, part of my last job was working in a mailroom and I got to play practically anything I wanted. I did't so much get strange looks from playing techno/house/etc. - more like it was playing some techno stuff followed by blues, followed by some rock band, followed by something like funk or "world" music, and then a bit of jazz. It was if nobody had ever listened to more than one genre of music. People were genuinely surprised by the diversity of music I was playing. And if anyone had the courage to talk to me about "electronica" (it was all the rage back then) they had to suffer while I explained the history in proper terms like house, techno, drum & bass, etc. ;D MEK
Re: (313) you listen to techno?
I sit in an open plan office and when im not on the phone I listen via headphones but do get derogitory statements about "cut & paste" music from those sitting around me. I do however have nice connection speed from work for downloading mixes etc ;-) Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I stick to headphones at work, unless I'm staying > late or hardly anyone's around. I sit in an open > area and the music helps shut off the rest of the > world so I can focus on computer schtuff. a couple > times people ask what I'm listening to, but if I > tell them or share a listen, I usually get the "oh, > OK" followed by an odd look that says "you're > strange." This morning's selection is something by > the Orb, 'cos I gotta chill. > > lisa > > - Original Message - > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Date: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 8:24 am > Subject: (313) you listen to techno? > > > > > ...just started working with my current employer > about a month > > ago. desk job, cubicle, plenty o' coffee. > anyway, there's a > > fairly relaxed policy towards music in cubicles. > as a result, i > > spend most of my 8hrs. with great house and techno > pumpin' out of > > my little PC speakers. naturally, this being > suburban america, i > > am the only commuter listening to the music of > this list for about > > 60 miles in all directions. > > i get my fair share of raised eyebrows and > cheeky comments from > > co-workers that are not familiar with my "weird > bass music". i'm > > all alone in a sea of alarmist talk radio, and > toby keith anthems. > > i'm just curious if any other list-members are > immersed in a > > similar environment. > > > > cheers, > > lrh > > > > > >
RE: (313) you listen to techno?
he he, exactly my case... took a while before accepted that headphones actually helped me concentrate. Gwendal -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 4:24 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) you listen to techno? I stick to headphones at work, unless I'm staying late or hardly anyone's around. I sit in an open area and the music helps shut off the rest of the world so I can focus on computer schtuff. a couple times people ask what I'm listening to, but if I tell them or share a listen, I usually get the "oh, OK" followed by an odd look that says "you're strange." This morning's selection is something by the Orb, 'cos I gotta chill. lisa - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 8:24 am Subject: (313) you listen to techno? > > ...just started working with my current employer about a month > ago. desk job, cubicle, plenty o' coffee. anyway, there's a > fairly relaxed policy towards music in cubicles. as a result, i > spend most of my 8hrs. with great house and techno pumpin' out of > my little PC speakers. naturally, this being suburban america, i > am the only commuter listening to the music of this list for about > 60 miles in all directions. > i get my fair share of raised eyebrows and cheeky comments from > co-workers that are not familiar with my "weird bass music". i'm > all alone in a sea of alarmist talk radio, and toby keith anthems. > i'm just curious if any other list-members are immersed in a > similar environment. > > cheers, > lrh > >
Re: (313) you listen to techno?
I stick to headphones at work, unless I'm staying late or hardly anyone's around. I sit in an open area and the music helps shut off the rest of the world so I can focus on computer schtuff. a couple times people ask what I'm listening to, but if I tell them or share a listen, I usually get the "oh, OK" followed by an odd look that says "you're strange." This morning's selection is something by the Orb, 'cos I gotta chill. lisa - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 8:24 am Subject: (313) you listen to techno? > > ...just started working with my current employer about a month > ago. desk job, cubicle, plenty o' coffee. anyway, there's a > fairly relaxed policy towards music in cubicles. as a result, i > spend most of my 8hrs. with great house and techno pumpin' out of > my little PC speakers. naturally, this being suburban america, i > am the only commuter listening to the music of this list for about > 60 miles in all directions. > i get my fair share of raised eyebrows and cheeky comments from > co-workers that are not familiar with my "weird bass music". i'm > all alone in a sea of alarmist talk radio, and toby keith anthems. > i'm just curious if any other list-members are immersed in a > similar environment. > > cheers, > lrh > >
Re: (313) Playlist WNUR Chicago: 11 June 2004 - download it
wooowooo! >Universal Robot Band - Footsteps On The Roof - Freak In The Light of >the Moon (Red Greg) 1978 ooh. RARE! >Roy Ayers - Chicago, Chicago - Drive (Ichiban) 1988 is this a 12 Matt? I only have it on an LP (silver vibrations)- need a 12... thanks for the show! downloading now! know it must take alot of time and effort. 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
(313) Playlist WNUR Chicago: 11 June 2004 - download it
Clinically Inclined 11 June 2004 Fridays 9:30pm -12:00am, 89.3 FM WNUR Chicago http://SonicSunset.com <-- download show as .MP3 part 1 > House, disco & boogie electrons crisscross the circuit from Detroit/Minneapolis/NYC/Chicago. New Moodymann, Prince's floor burner freakout into boogie dub from Aurra, and an emotional wrencher from Herbie Hancock. NYC brings the heavies: Arthur Russell as Dinosaur L, Patrick Adams' Universal Robot Band on the moog-disco tip, and Pal Joey warms up sample house as only he can. But Roy Ayers reminds us its all about Chicago, Chicago! part 2 > derrick carter provides the vocals to continue matt's old school vibe, and we leap forward in time with hypnotic bites from aroy dee as well as the gadgets crew and the one and only black dog. the feel softens further with less-heard music from juan atkins, and darkens courtesy of germany's k2 O and vibrant labels, leaving off with autechre doing tri-repetae-style remix honors for seefeel. part 1 > Matt MacQueen James Duncan - B2 - Night Tracks (Le Systeme test) Moodymann - Riley's Song (Peacefrog) Moodymann - Back at Bakers (on Livernois) (Peacefrog) B2 - 008 (Ferris Park test) Legacy - Word Up [Instrumental] (Brunswick) 1982 Prince - Hot Thing [Extended Remix] (Warner Bros) 1987 Aurra - Such A Feeling - Part 2 (Sal Soul) 1982 Herbie Hancock - Stars In Your Eyes (Columbia) 1980 Universal Robot Band - Footsteps On The Roof - Freak In The Light of the Moon (Red Greg) 1978 Pal Joey - Gettin' Hot - #6 (Loop D' Loop) Metro Area - Nerves - 5 (Environ) Dinosaur L - #3 (In The Corn Belt) 24/24 Music (Sleeping Bag) 1981 Ron & Chez D - untitled B1 (KMS) Andres - Reality (KDJ) Roy Ayers - Chicago, Chicago - Drive (Ichiban) 1988 Gallifre - "Night Beats" House Rhythm - Chicago Boogie Rhythm Tracks (Danica) 1987 part 2 > dave siska holly jump - you can't hide (acid mix) (dj international) 1988 aroy dee - the planets (new world aquarium) corrado izzo - a2 - gadgets 02 (gadgets) andreas fragel - from nothing (mit ohne sound) the black dog - cost II (gpr) ross 154 - kaoz (mos) juan atkins - serene - the future sound ep (ulr) jark prongo - spadet (pssst) lil louis - how i feel (dance mania) 1987 kaay alexi - my my my - thee x files ep (radikal fear) silex - sphere (vibrant) shapes & forms - dodecagonal (k2 O) polson & ruskin - b2 - institute for the future (surface) seefeel - spangle (autechre rmx) (polyfusia) download MP3 archives from http://SonicSunset.com --peace
Re: (313) you listen to techno?
One time I pulled into a gas station in Utah to fill up my tank, with some Herbert or Mr Oizo track going loud enough to get a good back massage, and the attendant mechanic came running out of the garage because he thought something was wrong with my car. - Brian "balistic" Prince http://www.bprince.com - art and techno
Re: (313) you listen to techno?
On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > i get my fair share of raised eyebrows and cheeky comments from > co-workers that are not familiar with my "weird bass music". "Beep beep - I'm listening to computer music" was something I heard quite commonly when I was in army abt. ten years ago. A bit odd, since nowadays the harthouse-tape I was listening would be classified as mainstream trance. Also, my classmates prohibited me to bring any music to parties in high school, which was nice. But this has drastically changed since - nowadays nobody comments even on plain noise. I want those cheeky comments too!
Re: (313) you listen to techno?
I got the same yesterday - busy listening to TG:Now - "What the hell is that"... 15/6/04 12:49 PM Sean [EMAIL PROTECTED] > My co-workers don't seem too phased by my techno listening habits - its when > I take off my headphones to talk to people and Whitehouse or Merzbow is > blaring out that I get a few raised eyebrows :)) > > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 15 June 2004 13:25 > To: 313@hyperreal.org > Subject: (313) you listen to techno? > > > > ...just started working with my current employer about a month ago. desk > job, cubicle, plenty o' coffee. anyway, there's a fairly relaxed policy > towards music in cubicles. as a result, i spend most of my 8hrs. with great > house and techno pumpin' out of my little PC speakers. naturally, this > being suburban america, i am the only commuter listening to the music of > this list for about 60 miles in all directions. > i get my fair share of raised eyebrows and cheeky comments from > co-workers that are not familiar with my "weird bass music". i'm all alone > in a sea of alarmist talk radio, and toby keith anthems. i'm just curious > if any other list-members are immersed in a similar environment. > > cheers, > lrh > > >
AW: (313) you listen to techno?
I work for a Techno magazine and get raised eyebrows for not wanting to listen to the commercial radio my co workers are all "okay with it". That's really bad methinks but for that kind of "elitist thinking" I get even more raised eyebrows. I feel quite misunderstood. -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Sean Creen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gesendet: Dienstag, 15. Juni 2004 14:50 An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org Betreff: RE: (313) you listen to techno? My co-workers don't seem too phased by my techno listening habits - its when I take off my headphones to talk to people and Whitehouse or Merzbow is blaring out that I get a few raised eyebrows :)) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 15 June 2004 13:25 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) you listen to techno? ...just started working with my current employer about a month ago. desk job, cubicle, plenty o' coffee. anyway, there's a fairly relaxed policy towards music in cubicles. as a result, i spend most of my 8hrs. with great house and techno pumpin' out of my little PC speakers. naturally, this being suburban america, i am the only commuter listening to the music of this list for about 60 miles in all directions. i get my fair share of raised eyebrows and cheeky comments from co-workers that are not familiar with my "weird bass music". i'm all alone in a sea of alarmist talk radio, and toby keith anthems. i'm just curious if any other list-members are immersed in a similar environment. cheers, lrh
RE: (313) you listen to techno?
My co-workers don't seem too phased by my techno listening habits - its when I take off my headphones to talk to people and Whitehouse or Merzbow is blaring out that I get a few raised eyebrows :)) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 15 June 2004 13:25 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) you listen to techno? ...just started working with my current employer about a month ago. desk job, cubicle, plenty o' coffee. anyway, there's a fairly relaxed policy towards music in cubicles. as a result, i spend most of my 8hrs. with great house and techno pumpin' out of my little PC speakers. naturally, this being suburban america, i am the only commuter listening to the music of this list for about 60 miles in all directions. i get my fair share of raised eyebrows and cheeky comments from co-workers that are not familiar with my "weird bass music". i'm all alone in a sea of alarmist talk radio, and toby keith anthems. i'm just curious if any other list-members are immersed in a similar environment. cheers, lrh
Re: (313) you listen to techno?
iOn Tue, 15 Jun 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > ...just started working with my current employer about a month ago. desk > job, cubicle, plenty o' coffee. anyway, there's a fairly relaxed policy > towards music in cubicles. as a result, i spend most of my 8hrs. with great > house and techno pumpin' out of my little PC speakers. naturally, this being > suburban america, i am the only commuter listening to the music of this list > for about 60 miles in all directions. >i get my fair share of raised eyebrows and cheeky comments from co-workers > that are not familiar with my "weird bass music". i'm all alone in a sea of > alarmist talk radio, and toby keith anthems. i'm just curious if any other > list-members are immersed in a similar environment. Similar situation but different side of this planet (Oulu, Finland) :) "Cubicle" job but we have to listen to the music with earphones. And that's fine by me since I'm the only one here listening to electronic music :) I get fair share of odd looks now and then when I recommend new tunes etc :) -- Jari Tolkkinen | dj ken-guru | http://www.ken-guru.net --
(313) you listen to techno?
...just started working with my current employer about a month ago. desk job, cubicle, plenty o' coffee. anyway, there's a fairly relaxed policy towards music in cubicles. as a result, i spend most of my 8hrs. with great house and techno pumpin' out of my little PC speakers. naturally, this being suburban america, i am the only commuter listening to the music of this list for about 60 miles in all directions. i get my fair share of raised eyebrows and cheeky comments from co-workers that are not familiar with my "weird bass music". i'm all alone in a sea of alarmist talk radio, and toby keith anthems. i'm just curious if any other list-members are immersed in a similar environment. cheers, lrh
RE: (313) Glasgow
Like at the weekends gig, we sound checked scion the same as Tom, and the sound guy was there, so he knows what was about to happen musically. -Original Message- From: Brendan Nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 15 June 2004 11:50 To: 313 Subject: RE: (313) Glasgow It might be that sound guys/girls hear the Basic Channel tracks and think "hmmm, that's a bit muddy", thus completely missing the point? It's an unusual and distinctive sound, and familiar enough to a lot of us, but I can imagine a lot of sound engineers hearing it and thinking "hmmm, I need to do a bit of work here"... Brendan > -Original Message- > From: Paul Kendrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 15 June 2004 11:42 > To: Tom Churchill; David Beattie; 313 > Subject: RE: (313) Glasgow > > > That's strange, because we (outlet) had the same problem when > we put Scion on in London, the sound guy was a dick and kept > playing with the EQs... > > May be Scion have this problem a lot?
(313) re: theo parrish tape
Hi, can anyone id the track playing at 87:30 in this new theo parrish mix? It's a lush disco-soul track with a real smooth bassline. It contains the vocals "nobody can make me feel the way you make me feel, baby" (http://www.deephousepage.com). ta, Maarten - http://www.morthenkiang.com/
RE: (313) Glasgow
It might be that sound guys/girls hear the Basic Channel tracks and think "hmmm, that's a bit muddy", thus completely missing the point? It's an unusual and distinctive sound, and familiar enough to a lot of us, but I can imagine a lot of sound engineers hearing it and thinking "hmmm, I need to do a bit of work here"... Brendan > -Original Message- > From: Paul Kendrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 15 June 2004 11:42 > To: Tom Churchill; David Beattie; 313 > Subject: RE: (313) Glasgow > > > That's strange, because we (outlet) had the same problem when > we put Scion on in London, the sound guy was a dick and kept > playing with the EQs... > > May be Scion have this problem a lot?
RE: (313) Glasgow
That's strange, because we (outlet) had the same problem when we put Scion on in London, the sound guy was a dick and kept playing with the EQs... May be Scion have this problem a lot? -Original Message- From: Tom Churchill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 15 June 2004 11:45 To: David Beattie; 313 Subject: Re: (313) Glasgow > Then Scion came on, after about 10 seconds it was > obvious that the sound system couldnt handle the bass > they were trying to put through it - not sure if there > was a problem with the system or if it simply wasnt up > to the task, although im sure the Traxx boys know the > bass that the Basic Channel tracks have and would have > thought the sound system would take that into account. > Perhaps Tom can give some info on that? The problem was mainly down to the sound engineer in the room - the same guy who ruined the sound when Francois K played at the Arches. The system itself was up to it, and it sounded fine when we soundchecked earlier in the evening, but the engineer in his infinite wisdom decided to keep messing around with the EQ and the levels over the course of the night, and it just seemed to get worse and worse. This was a major disappointment for everyone, and Traxx have taken steps to make sure he's never in charge of one of their sound systems again. We were all very p*ssed off about it and apparently many harsh words have been spoken by the Traxx boys to those concerned... Apparently Scion are keen to come back later in the year, with Tikiman, and do the set again in a smaller venue with a sound system that will do them justice, so I'll keep you posted as and when I know more... Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) Glasgow
> Then Scion came on, after about 10 seconds it was > obvious that the sound system couldnt handle the bass > they were trying to put through it - not sure if there > was a problem with the system or if it simply wasnt up > to the task, although im sure the Traxx boys know the > bass that the Basic Channel tracks have and would have > thought the sound system would take that into account. > Perhaps Tom can give some info on that? The problem was mainly down to the sound engineer in the room - the same guy who ruined the sound when Francois K played at the Arches. The system itself was up to it, and it sounded fine when we soundchecked earlier in the evening, but the engineer in his infinite wisdom decided to keep messing around with the EQ and the levels over the course of the night, and it just seemed to get worse and worse. This was a major disappointment for everyone, and Traxx have taken steps to make sure he's never in charge of one of their sound systems again. We were all very p*ssed off about it and apparently many harsh words have been spoken by the Traxx boys to those concerned... Apparently Scion are keen to come back later in the year, with Tikiman, and do the set again in a smaller venue with a sound system that will do them justice, so I'll keep you posted as and when I know more... Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) Glasgow
> Am I right in thinking Mark & Moritz Von Oswald played in Glasgow on > Saturday? Not quite, it was actually Scion doing their 'arrange and process Basic Channel' live set... > Tom as well? Yep, doing an 'arrange and process Emoticon/Headspace' live set :) Plus Joe Claussell in the other room... > How was it? Anyone go? It was a pretty good night, spoiled only by a pretty ropey sound system in the Scion room which didn't really do any of the music justice. The afterparty at the Unit was suitably messy, Max 404 rocked it and I carried on playing records until the mixer packed in... > Were they doing a live type thing, or just playing records with tikiman > toasting? It was a twin-laptop Ableton setup. But Mark and Moritz did come up with Tikiman a couple of months back to do the records & toasting thing... Here's some pretty good pics of me, Scion and Joe Claussell if you're interested: http://www.archstanton.net/g01/traxxmp0406/index.html Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) Glasgow
It was the Scion arrange and process thing Alex, not Mark and Moritz. There were a few of us there but I will give you my thoughts Tom was on first doing his own arrange and process of the Emoticon and Headspace back catalogue - obviously the room was quite deserted at the very start but filled up as Toms set went on, I really enjoyed it (probobly more so than the Scion thing but more on that in a bit) Tom certainly had control of exactly what he was doing and although the sound system wasnt the best he did what he could with it. Then Scion came on, after about 10 seconds it was obvious that the sound system couldnt handle the bass they were trying to put through it - not sure if there was a problem with the system or if it simply wasnt up to the task, although im sure the Traxx boys know the bass that the Basic Channel tracks have and would have thought the sound system would take that into account. Perhaps Tom can give some info on that? Listened to most of the Scion set anyway, which was good although I cant help but think how much better it could have sounded. Think they played a shorter set here than they have elsewhere around 1 1/4 hours. After that Tom came back on for a DJ set but there were only about 45 mins left and with everyone else heading off to the (secret) afterparty with Max 404 and others (including Tom again) playing. I decided to finish my drink and head off before all the clubs closed and I was left in the zoo that is Glasgow city centre at closing time looking for a taxi on me own. Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Am I right in thinking Mark & Moritz Von Oswald > played in Glasgow on > Saturday? > > Tom as well? > > How was it? Anyone go? > > Were they doing a live type thing, or just playing > records with tikiman > toasting? > > _ > > - 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) Glasgow
It was the Scion arrange and process thing Alex, not Mark and Moritz. There were a few of us there but I will give you my thoughts Tom was on first doing his own arrange and process of the Emoticon and Headspace back catalogue - obviously the room was quite deserted at the very start but filled up as Toms set went on, I really enjoyed it (probobly more so than the Scion thing but more on that in a bit) Tom certainly had control of exactly what he was doing and although the sound system wasnt the best he did what he could with it. Then Scion came on, after about 10 seconds it was obvious that the sound system couldnt handle the bass they were trying to put through it - not sure if there was a problem with the system or if it simply wasnt up to the task, although im sure the Traxx boys know the bass that the Basic Channel tracks have and would have thought the sound system would take that into account. Perhaps Tom can give some info on that? Listened to most of the Scion set anyway, which was good although I cant help but think how much better it could have sounded. Think they played a shorter set here than they have elsewhere around 1 1/4 hours. After that Tom came back on for a DJ set but there were only about 45 mins left and with everyone else heading off to the (secret) afterparty with Max 404 and others (including Tom again) playing. I decided to finish my drink and head off before all the clubs closed and I was left in the zoo that is Glasgow city centre at closing time looking for a taxi on me own. Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Am I right in thinking Mark & Moritz Von Oswald > played in Glasgow on > Saturday? > > Tom as well? > > How was it? Anyone go? > > Were they doing a live type thing, or just playing > records with tikiman > toasting? > > _ > > - 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) Glasgow
Am I right in thinking Mark & Moritz Von Oswald played in Glasgow on Saturday? Tom as well? How was it? Anyone go? Were they doing a live type thing, or just playing records with tikiman toasting? _ - 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) Super Audio CD
Well, they would say that wouldn't they - they're trying to make money out of it. Recently, Musical Fidelity did a recording of the same concert on three formats - analogue, digital and DSD for putting onto vinyl, cd and sacd. The results were interesting. SACD was only slightly better than CD, where as the best by a long shot was vinyl which was found to be quite erry in it's life likeness. The quote from the results was something like "If you prefer digital, then quite frankly you're deaf". I've listened to some SACD and a DVD-A players and they come no where near that to my AVID turntable (which isn't yet upgraded to what it could be) playing decent vinyl recordings. Funny really, that such an old and supposidly primitive method of music reproduction still sounds so much better! SACD is hardly the latest up and coming breakthough either. It's been out for ages and is thoughly struggling to capture the attention of the mass public. Truth is, few people really cares about sound quality. That's why Dixons can sell silly midi systems, or Mp3 has become so popular. Convience is everything to most people. > > > Ok - it's been kinda slow today so I figured I'd pass this > along. Not sure if it's been discussed on the list before > > The latest up and coming audio breakthrough - SACD's will use > digital stream recording to reproduce sound. It's for all > those people who scream that cd's suck because they cannot > reproduce analog sound like vinyl does. Well... apparently > these things can. > > Here's a quote: > "DSD recording captures complete information from the best of > today's analog mixing consoles, ensuring a performance > unrivaled by any other recording system; digital or analog. > Because the SACD format allows for multi-channel recordings > to be stored on disc with no down-conversion to stereo, the > full quality of each of the DSD channels is preserved." > > Read the complete article - > http://www.sacd.philips.com/d_technology.php#multi > > Cheers! > > G > > -- > website: www.gerald-matrix.com > contributor - kick magazine (www.kickmagazine.ca) > host of 'equinox radio' on l'electrique @ www.netmusique.com > > >
RE: (313) TP in Liverpool
check www.tfunkshun.com/forum for reviews. It was an amazing night. -Original Message- From: Chris Anglesey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 13 June 2004 18:41 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) TP in Liverpool Was anybody out there lucky enough to catch Terrence Parker at T:Funkshun in Liverpool, UK on Friday ? Unfortunately, I couldn't make it myself. Saw him play at the Feeling Moody 2 after-party during the Movement Fest; a living legend. It's a pity he doesn't come over to these shores more often. TP, if you're reading this, England needs you - please visit us more often !!! Chris.
(313) new sets up.....
from dan lucas and darkcube at www.detroittechnomilitia.com here's the track list for dan's (my) set. the mix is only 40 minutes. that's why there's so few tracks. Drexciya – Bubble Metropolis Dave Clarke – Thunder Hardfloor – Beavis at Bat Octave One – Blackwater (Chase the Blues Instrumental) Aril Brikha – Groove La’ Chord Cave – Street Carnival (Ben Sims RMX) Marco bailey – Cokeman 2002 (Bass Clan RMX) D.E.T. Only – Blue Stamped White Label Electric Soul - X^2 (darkcube on vocals ) Public Energy – Three ‘o’ Three Space Djz – Side On UR – Seawolf 69 – My Machines LFO – Freak Ignacio – Darkness The Advent – Bad Boy
