Re: (313) New Dark Comedy LP
On Sep 18, 2004, at 13:51 PM, Ken Odeluga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: The press release the other day about the new Dark Comedy LP reminded me to dig out the other Dark Comedy LP, 'Seven Days' and the 'Exhibits' comp on Art of Dance. Is it just ancient me or is this stuff still very good indeed? "Without A Sound (Silent Mix)" (from "Corbomite Manuever") is one of my all-time favorite tracks, and will be played at my wedding if I can help it (and if we ever get around to planning it ;) ). I keep forgetting to rib Kenny over his misspelling of "Maneuver". Maybe he did it purposely, to avoid being sued by Gene Roddenberry. - Greg (Peeing his pants over getting to see Ulrich Schnauss and Mark Verbos at 2 separate events tonight)
Re: (313) New Dark Comedy LP
i like the old dark comedy, but i gotta say the new album is much better. maybe not better, just different than most things i'm hearing right now (as opposed to the old dark comedy which is very much a part of a sound/time/place) i really think kenny stretched the creative muscle on this one. On Sat, 18 Sep 2004, Ken Odeluga wrote: > The press release the other day about the new Dark Comedy LP reminded > me to dig out the other Dark Comedy LP, 'Seven Days' and the 'Exhibits' > comp on Art of Dance. Is it just ancient me or is this stuff still > very good indeed? Deep textures, many varieties of rhythms, all > encapsulated in that indefatigable Detroit blue. If this doesn't teach > me to pick this kind of stuff up on vinyl at the time, instead of the > latest short-lived thing, nothing will. > > So far the new one seems only available on CD in Japan ... > > http://www.diskunion.com/clubt/detail.php?tid=CMTE-9991283 > > (What kind of name is that for a record label, by the way!;-) > > k > >
Fw: (313) On reflection
Here you go Eric http://www.littledetroit.net/Mixes/index.php
Re: (313) ugly edit & freddie hubbard
> Which ugly edit was it that had the edit of Freddie hubbard's little > sunflower? It was the third one. Cheers, Maarten
RE: (313) New Dark Comedy LP
super dumb question: was he into doing comedy before he titled one of his projects "dark comedy"? tom -- Original Message -- From: "George Jones IV - Logic7" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Sat, 18 Sep 2004 09:48:03 -0700 >It's not just you. I still listen to "The Corbomite Maneuver" on a regular >basis. > >-Original Message- >From: Ken Odeluga [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Saturday, September 18, 2004 5:52 AM >To: 313@hyperreal.org >Subject: (313) New Dark Comedy LP > > >The press release the other day about the new Dark Comedy LP reminded >me to dig out the other Dark Comedy LP, 'Seven Days' and the 'Exhibits' > comp on Art of Dance. Is it just ancient me or is this stuff still >very good indeed? Deep textures, many varieties of rhythms, all >encapsulated in that indefatigable Detroit blue. If this doesn't teach >me to pick this kind of stuff up on vinyl at the time, instead of the >latest short-lived thing, nothing will. > >So far the new one seems only available on CD in Japan ... > >http://www.diskunion.com/clubt/detail.php?tid=CMTE-9991283 > >(What kind of name is that for a record label, by the way!;-) > >k > > > andythepooh.com
RE: (313) New Dark Comedy LP
It's not just you. I still listen to "The Corbomite Maneuver" on a regular basis. -Original Message- From: Ken Odeluga [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, September 18, 2004 5:52 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) New Dark Comedy LP The press release the other day about the new Dark Comedy LP reminded me to dig out the other Dark Comedy LP, 'Seven Days' and the 'Exhibits' comp on Art of Dance. Is it just ancient me or is this stuff still very good indeed? Deep textures, many varieties of rhythms, all encapsulated in that indefatigable Detroit blue. If this doesn't teach me to pick this kind of stuff up on vinyl at the time, instead of the latest short-lived thing, nothing will. So far the new one seems only available on CD in Japan ... http://www.diskunion.com/clubt/detail.php?tid=CMTE-9991283 (What kind of name is that for a record label, by the way!;-) k
(313) ugly edit & freddie hubbard
Which ugly edit was it that had the edit of Freddie hubbard's little sunflower?
Re: (313) On reflection
-- Original Message -- From: "Derek Plaslaiko." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >as long as i get to tag with tom cox, im all for it. im down. ill show you how we do things in pgh. : ) >acctually, in full honesty... screw it. every year, people always wonder >if the fest lineup is gonna be worth the flight from their respective >areas. right here and now, lets all just flat out PLAN on being in detroit >for that weekend. wed may 24th - tues may 31 is the weekend in question. >that is MORE than enough time to plan an event or vacation. and if there >happens to be this free music festival with alot of artists that get typed >inches on here, then right on! > >mr dust has the right idea. i actually have to agree with you for once. ill be in detroit that weekend, festival or no. tom andythepooh.com
Re: (313) slsk ppl
speaking of slsk... does any one know where I can find a good free version for the mac? I saw some info on converting a version from its original pc format, but honestly I dont have time to do that it was like a five hour process. ??? thnx
(313) New Dark Comedy LP
The press release the other day about the new Dark Comedy LP reminded me to dig out the other Dark Comedy LP, 'Seven Days' and the 'Exhibits' comp on Art of Dance. Is it just ancient me or is this stuff still very good indeed? Deep textures, many varieties of rhythms, all encapsulated in that indefatigable Detroit blue. If this doesn't teach me to pick this kind of stuff up on vinyl at the time, instead of the latest short-lived thing, nothing will. So far the new one seems only available on CD in Japan ... http://www.diskunion.com/clubt/detail.php?tid=CMTE-9991283 (What kind of name is that for a record label, by the way!;-) k
RE: (313) On reflection
Yeah, I think Technotourist do that with Scan 7 - lets just see what we can build and who will help. Shout out KJ... ---> Well, I was actually the one who helped setting up this year's edition of TBPT, together with Scan 7. The sad part is that I won't be able to make it over to Detroit next year. Construction has begun on the house my girlfriend and I have bought so I simply won't have the money nor the time (we need to do all the work inside, including the second floor, heating, plumbing, electricity ourselves!) next year. That doesn't mean I don't want to help out for the next edition, but I certainly won't be able to put in the same amount of hours I did this year. But it would certainly be a nice idea to bring everybody together. Every year there's a few separate and loose initiatives to meet up with people and in the end everybody seems to find one another anyway, but one initiative to bring everybody together at one point would be great. Mind though that things get pretty hectic in Detroit during the festival and meeting up or simply making it on time to appointments tends to be difficult. John --- http://www.technotourist.org [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) Minty Fresh Metro Men
matt kane's brain wrote: At 10:35 AM 9/17/2004, Matt MacQueen wrote: I thought it was cool when, wasn't it a Cybotron track (?) that was on the 'radio' channel of the car in Vice City videogame.. there was the work that detroiters did for other videogames, forgot the name, i think it was a few years back. Midnight Club had new stuff from Surgeon and Derrick May I think. There was also a bunch of Detroit artists on the Ghost in the Shell game soundtrack.
Re: (313) On reflection
Yeah ! Right Idea ! If anyone need any help... It will be a pleasure. Do you know 'Techno Brings People Together' event by Scan 7 ? Yeah, I think Technotourist do that with Scan 7 - lets just see what we can build and who will help. Shout out KJ... Martin
Re: (313) On reflection
Selon "Derek Plaslaiko." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > On Sat, 18 Sep 2004, Martin Dust wrote: > > > > > > I've already started saving for DEMF 2005, I want to meet the people > > here, share a beer, some food and some rather dodgy dance movies. So > > rather than spend our energy on shouting each other down and checking > > out who's got the biggest, why don't we organise a party for us all to > > meet, play and eat in 2005? We have enough time to make it happen and > > we have the people. I have some resources that I'm happy to share - > > what do you all say? > > > mr dust has the right idea. > > Yeah ! Right Idea ! If anyone need any help... It will be a pleasure. Do you know 'Techno Brings People Together' event by Scan 7 ? -- Dimitri Pike http://wildtek.free.fr http://groups.msn.com/313TechnoMusic
Re: (313) On reflection
On Sat, 18 Sep 2004, Martin Dust wrote: > > > I've already started saving for DEMF 2005, I want to meet the people > here, share a beer, some food and some rather dodgy dance movies. So > rather than spend our energy on shouting each other down and checking > out who's got the biggest, why don't we organise a party for us all to > meet, play and eat in 2005? We have enough time to make it happen and > we have the people. I have some resources that I'm happy to share - > what do you all say? > as long as i get to tag with tom cox, im all for it. acctually, in full honesty... screw it. every year, people always wonder if the fest lineup is gonna be worth the flight from their respective areas. right here and now, lets all just flat out PLAN on being in detroit for that weekend. wed may 24th - tues may 31 is the weekend in question. that is MORE than enough time to plan an event or vacation. and if there happens to be this free music festival with alot of artists that get typed inches on here, then right on! mr dust has the right idea. derek.
(313) On reflection
This list is pretty fine - I've had loads of help from people here - often beyond the call of duty. I've no desire to know, nor do I care what anyone gets up to in their spare time - all I care about is what come out of the speakers. We humans aren't perfect but everyone on this list goes up to make it what it is and while we'll all never agree on every single issue - no one can accuse us of not caring. I do look forward to reading it every single day. I always take people as I find them and while I do have to spend some of my time listening to rumours, I always choose to ignore them and make up my own mind or I'll ask the individual outright. I've already started saving for DEMF 2005, I want to meet the people here, share a beer, some food and some rather dodgy dance movies. So rather than spend our energy on shouting each other down and checking out who's got the biggest, why don't we organise a party for us all to meet, play and eat in 2005? We have enough time to make it happen and we have the people. I have some resources that I'm happy to share - what do you all say? Cheers Martin
Re: (313) Juan Atkins officially awarded for the 'International achievment'
lets all pitch in and buy eddie an award. we'll get josh and tom some awards too lets appease everyone at the same time go humans! -Joe :) - Original Message - From: "Carissa Tintinalli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 11:03 PM Subject: RE: (313) Juan Atkins officially awarded for the 'International achievment' > > > > >From: "Renegade808" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > >you would figure that someone who is in a position that josh is in then he > >would be ALOT more professional about what he say's in public forums...and > >i am sure this does wonders for him as a representative for URB... but i > >guess if these are the people URB wants to represent them then i guess > >thats on them.. > > We are not our jobs. > > Just because Josh works for an techno-related publication, and this is a > techno-related list, it doesn't mean that his posts on here in anyway > represent his position or profession. It's not like he signs his emails > "Josh Glazer - Urb Magazine". And it's safe to assume that he makes nowhere > near enough money to be willing to represent his employer 24/7. > > Back to the topic at hand, if it's purely based on contribution to local > arts, let Juan share it. I just can't wait to hear what Eddie Fowlkes has to > say about it. Anyone want to start a betting pool on how long it takes him > to complain? > > _ > Don't just Search. Find! http://search.sympatico.msn.ca/default.aspx The new > MSN Search! Check it out! >
RE: (313) Juan Atkins officially awarded for the 'International achievment'
From: "Renegade808" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you would figure that someone who is in a position that josh is in then he would be ALOT more professional about what he say's in public forums...and i am sure this does wonders for him as a representative for URB... but i guess if these are the people URB wants to represent them then i guess thats on them.. We are not our jobs. Just because Josh works for an techno-related publication, and this is a techno-related list, it doesn't mean that his posts on here in anyway represent his position or profession. It's not like he signs his emails "Josh Glazer - Urb Magazine". And it's safe to assume that he makes nowhere near enough money to be willing to represent his employer 24/7. Back to the topic at hand, if it's purely based on contribution to local arts, let Juan share it. I just can't wait to hear what Eddie Fowlkes has to say about it. Anyone want to start a betting pool on how long it takes him to complain? _ Don't just Search. Find! http://search.sympatico.msn.ca/default.aspx The new MSN Search! Check it out!
