(313) DEAF music
We normally release a CD of Irish electronic music during our festival [DEAF Dublin Electronic Arts Festival]. This year we've decided to put the music up online for free download... there's music from 32 different artists from Ireland, hope you like some of the tracks.. Here's the link.. The tracks: http://www.deafireland.com/templates/archive_audio.asp?sec_name=Archivesub_ name=Audionode_id=-1 Our Festival site: www.deafireland.com Thanks Eamonn / D1 - DEAF ps.. the festival starts next tuesday [19th oct] for those of you anywhere near Dublin. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.774 / Virus Database: 521 - Release Date: 07/10/2004
Re: (313) New Mix by Placid on EmotionElectric
Hmm... i think i messed my mind. I did a confusion with the tracks... i was sure to know this last track when i heard it, but i had no idea it was Don Carlos. Plus, i definitively didnt know it switches to this kind of piano solo ! Well, nice to learn more :) - KiDDy. - Original Message - From: KiDD*e* [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: ThReE-oNe-ThReE 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2004 12:18 AM Subject: Re: (313) New Mix by Placid on EmotionElectric Hahahe =) i haven't seen it ! It really make me listen to the whole EP :) Thank you Placid for this nice piece of originality. - KiDDy. - Original Message - From: matt kane's brain [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: KiDD*e* [EMAIL PROTECTED]; ThReE-oNe-ThReE 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2004 12:06 AM Subject: Re: (313) New Mix by Placid on EmotionElectric At 06:03 PM 10/12/2004, KiDD*e* wrote: Hehe funny, i was thinking the same :) Right after the Navarre's piano, comes this guy all alone. For me its like he's feeling so alone that he plays whatever he wants, and make this amusing 'medley'... And everybody stops chatting and look at him...and YEAA! The party is carried away...oh well at least he tried... :) Anyway once again i enjoyed this mix especially this ascent (dunno the word in english, when the music flows over you). From Diamonds and Pearls track to Darand Land one. is this it? http://www.discogs.com/release/68305 hehehe, WARNING! The saxophone in this record will induce involuntary sobbing and hugging of all close by. -- unsigned short int to_yer_mama; matt kane's brain http://www.hydrogenproject.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] || [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) Plastikman on Discovery Channel
Just caught the end of an feature on Daily Planet with Richie, that was shot back at Mutek 2004. He was going on about the technology used for his show @ Mutek back in June, and how they had to build a custom mixer for him to control all aspects of music, lighting, and visuals. Etc. For those interested the show is being repeated at 11pm EST Tuesday and on Wed. Oct. 13 @ 4am, 9am, and 12pm it's also on CTV Wed. 12 @ 10:30am ***all times are Eastern Standard Time, which is GMT -5hrs they're doing a 2 part series on nightclubbing, and part 2 airs tomorrow night. For those who can't tune in, it looks like they put up the video from the shows about a week later. Check the site - http://www.exn.ca/dailyplanet/ Cheers! G -- website: www.gerald-matrix.com event organiser writer - www.kickmagazine.ca host of 'equinox radio' on l'electrique @ www.netmusique.com member - P U SHER www.pusher.foundationmusic.com
Re: (313) Warp vision
It's good. Worth the cash? Depends on how big of a WARP fan you are MEK Michael Lees [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: 313@hyperreal.org K cc: Subject: (313) Warp vision 10/12/2004 08:29 AM Hello all, Slightly OT but has anyone got hold of the warp DVD yet? Was thinking of buying on from FOPP the other day. Is it worth the ca$h then??? http://www.warprecords.com/vision/ Cheers -- Mike This message has been scanned but we cannot guarantee that it and any attachments are free from viruses or other damaging content: you are advised to perform your own checks. Email communications with the University of Nottingham may be monitored as permitted by UK legislation.
(313) paging mike parker
he used to be subed to the list, anyone know how to get ahold of him? he's from the 313 metro area. = down low music http://downlowmusic.org UPCOMING '04 dLCMLP1 The Connection Machine PAINLESS FALL dLVEXT2 E.R.P. 12 TBA dLVEXTLP1 Convextion LPCD TBA dL006 DFD 12 TBA ___ Do you Yahoo!? Declare Yourself - Register online to vote today! http://vote.yahoo.com
(313) RE: Japan
Hi Alex Yeah Womb is pretty big, and isn't the Liquid room still open? Anyway my recommendation is to go to either Disk Union or Cisco and just pick up some flyers. I remember seeing some bigger clubs on them.. but I can't recall right now what they were. I put up some info here http://www.technotourist.org/modules.php?op=modloadname=phpBB_14file=indexaction=viewtopictopic=971 Yeah I don't know any mags that do reviews in English, but I know of Shift www.shift.jp.org which is a design mag which is bilingual and has lots of links etc. so there might be something there that is electronic music related, but not necessarily techno related. Japan would be more fun if you know someone, but i think you can get around ok and it wouldn't be that much diff to begin say, in another foreign country where english isn't the first language. Most people know a bit of english (even if they don't speak it well or pretend not to) and signs are in english and it's easy to get around. Cheers Melody -Original Message- Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2004 09:56:55 +1000 To: 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org From: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: (313) Japan Message-Id: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I went there recently and was totally lost. The language barriers are very profound. Disk Union is the best store that I could find and even had a wall dedicated to Movement. The Tower Records in Shibuya was great for electronic music and urban and soul. There is an English language mag Metropolis which is more lifestyle. I like Remix magazine but can only look at it and is probably best for electronic reviews. I found it frustrating not being able to converse, though I tried with my dodgy phrase book. I didn't go out much, stayed in reading Thomas Hardly which didn't do much to alleviate my spirits. Wonderful country, but would have been more fun if I'd had company methinks! One night I went to a club-cum-design store called Sputnik which was great. It's one of those days where I just rattle on to myself. Oh well. Anyway, can anyone help me? Have you ever been to Japan? What are the music magazines that do techno reviews in Japan? What are the large clubs there? I notice that club womb seems to have been going for a while. Are there other big techno clubs? Can anyone help? Thanks! Alex ## Notice: The information contained in this electronic mail is intended solely for the addressee(s) and may be confidential and/or privileged. If you have received this electronic mail in error, please delete it from your system and kindly notify the sender. If you are not the intended recipient you must not reproduce any part of this electronic mail or disclose its contents to any other party. ##
RE: (313) New Mix by Placid on EmotionElectric
Thnks for the props, I just kind of threw that piano thing on at the end because it made me laugh. it isn't part of don carlos alone.. it is on the b side of a liquid liquid 7 live at optimo credited to Caitie Faulds p -Original Message- From: David Powers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 12 October 2004 22:39 To: robin; 313 Org Subject: Re: (313) New Mix by Placid on EmotionElectric Really liked this mix, it's great... well, except the last track confused me - it sounded like bad versions of songs I used to play when I was a cruise ship piano player... In fact, the piano playing sounds like it was done by someone who was drunk (as a cruise ship piano player I was drunk at least half the time I believe). Placid, if you are out there, next time how about some Thelonious Monk or McCoy Tyner playing piano... or Cecil Taylor!!! ;) ~David -- Original Message - Subject: (313) New Mix by Placid on EmotionElectric Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2004 14:54:56 +0100 From: robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 Org 313@hyperreal.org More sounds from Placid to get you through the afternoon. www.emotionelectric.com Deep 4 Life Mix Anthony White - Love Me Tonight - UMM Russ Gabriel - Photos and Memories - Soul On Wax Planetary Assault Systems - Planetary Funk Vol 3 - Peacefrog L.H.A.S inc - Real - Cynic Diamonds and Pearls - Perspective - See Saw JS-01R Dahlback v Dahlback - Sweden 1 Canada 0 - Turbo Darand Land - Blessings - Deep4life 16b - Secrets - Alola Aural - Desire - Creative Modus Vivemdi - Modus Vivendo - Fnac Don Carlos - Alone - Calypso
RE: (313) Holy crap it must be the 21st century or something
this is excellent!! thanks Tristan.. -Original Message- From: Tristan Watkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tue 10/12/2004 11:05 PM To: '313' Cc: Subject: (313) Holy crap it must be the 21st century or something Just had this pointed out to me: http://beta.juno.co.uk/ Much easier on the eyes... :) Tristan === http://www.phonopsia.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) RE: Japan
Thanks for the info Melody! Alex _ - End of message text Is your business ready for the new era of accounting? http://www.ifrs.co.uk This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP 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) recloose joins peacefrog
I know we all had suspected it, but here's the confirmation from the latest Peacefrog mailout. RECLOOSE Musician, turntablist and producer extraordinaire: RECLOOSE, joins the Peacefrog camp. Currently putting the finishing touches to his second album and debut on Peacefrog 'Hiatus On The Horizon' promises to be an album of modern electronic excellence, encompassing live instrumentation and soul-fuelled vocals, Recloose maintains his Detroit roots, exposing a new thread to the ever evolving story... Look out for the imminent release of the single 'Dust' featuring Joe Dukie. Recloose will be performing at the Vapour Festival, details follow below. ** VAPOUR FESTIVAL Peacefrog are taking part in this years Vapour festival, a series of events supporting independant labels and artists, held around London throughout the month of October. Thursday 21st October - PLASTIC PEOPLE - RECLOOSE AND PLAYGROUP BACK TO BACK... Peacefrog's latest signing RECLOOSE joins forces with the very special guest, TREVOR JACKSON, to celebrate their forthcoming studio and remix album respectively. Expect an evening of sheer eclectism and turntable shenanigans from two internationally revered DJs. Doors open: 22:00 Tickets £7.00 (available on the door and at http://www.vapour.co.uk) E-flyer available at: http://www.peacefrog.com/vapour
Re: (313) recloose joins peacefrog
Why read The Sun when the 313 list is about. That's what I say. 313@hyperreal.org - Tomorrow's News Today Anyone wants to give me a marketing job, hit me up on the usual address via postcard. yeah, yeah, shut-up, I know. Bye. Alex _ - End of message text Is your business ready for the new era of accounting? http://www.ifrs.co.uk This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP 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 - 8 Oct 2004 - BLACKOUT !
Clinically Inclined 8 October 2004 Fridays 9:30pm - 12:00am, 89.3 FM WNUR Chicago http://SonicSunset.com --- download this show part 1 Starting old school hip-hop'lectro and Drexciya into dub disco. Quick italo disco tour w/ Kano era classics to brand new italo reflections from Alden Tyrell. Cracking new acid house from ADJD rubs shoulders with 303 stark masterpiece from Chicago's Mike Dunn... So Let It Be Houze! and some guilt-trip darkness from Lil' Louis: Blackout. part 2 the chugging of a 1986 washing machine rolls into an old-school-inspired cut from mos aroy dee, followed by two germany vs. detroit throwdowns - dbx vs. moritz von oswald and robert hood vs. substance. anthony rother's undernoticed 4/4 action gives way to soaring techno from steve rachmad, and hot new music from mr. shifter relaxes the mood for the night. part 1 Matt MacQueen Twin Hype - Do It to the Crowd (Profile) 1989 West Street Mob - Break Dance Electric Boogie (Sugarhill) 1983 Two Sisters - B-boys B-dubbed (Sugarscope) 1983 Drexciya - Living on the Edge - Unknown Aquazone (UR) Captain Rapp - Bad Times (I can't stand it) pt. 2 (Becket) 1983 Whispers - Keep On Lovin' Me (Solar) 1983 Fresh Band - Come Back Lover - dub mix (Are N' Be) 1984 ORS - Moon Boots (Sal Soul) 1977 Kano - It's A War (Emergency) 1980 The Immortals - The Ultimate Warlord (Radius) Alden Tyrell - Disco Lunar Module (Clone) ADJD - Bring It Back - Stocktown City Dwellers (Poker Flat) Mike Dunn - So Let It Be Houze (Westbrook) 1988 Farley Jackmaster Funk - Jack'n The House (Trax) 1985 Jump Chico Slamm - Feelfree - Slamm Project (Cajual) Lil' Louis - Blackout (FFRR) ? - Chicago Symphony - Ram Raid EP (boot) part 2 dave siska mr. fingers - washing machine (trax) 1986 mos feat. aroy dee - metro - electronic music created in bedrooms and other household spaces (delsin) delano smith - feel this (mixmode) dbx - city on the edge of forever - alien ep (peacefrog) dark comedy - corbomite maueuver - exhibits (art of dance) convextion - stilletto caress (downlow) monobox - realm 02 [substance rmx] (logistic) red sequence - squirrel scratch - parotic foundations vol. 1 (parotic) anthony rother - warm ep (i220) sterac - astronotes parts 1 2 - secret life of machines (100% pure) mr. shifter - ratios - machine life music ep (new religion) daniel wang - rings of saturn (balihu) Download this and past shows as MP3 -- http://SonicSunset.com
Re: (313) recloose joins peacefrog
Thursday 21st October - PLASTIC PEOPLE - RECLOOSE AND PLAYGROUP BACK TO BACK... Hey! Forgot. *winds up ACME clockwork hype machine* Recloose plays Manchester 22nd October at the Roadhouse and also KDJ, Novemember 5th. Should be cool, little venue, low ceilings etc. All part of Eyes Down's birthday. Ahhh, happy birthday chaps. http://www.eyesdown.net/ ooh, posh website, didn't know it had been updated! Alex _ - End of message text Is your business ready for the new era of accounting? http://www.ifrs.co.uk This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP 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) Jetgroove responds
http://www.jetgroove.com/news.html October 9, 2004 Tuesday this week October 5th JetGroove the biggest on-line underground music provider has launched its website. On the website it offers alternative music downloads in mp3 format made by independent record labels and artists. During first three days JetGroove received an enormous amount of attention from users, record labels, artists, authors and publishers. And this attention brought some contradictions to the light of music community. The music community was disappointed at some parts of our website and made some wrong assumptions. We wanted to clear up all misunderstandings that arose so we want to explain our position how our website is organized and business is led. JetGroove is the unique project that we created to give the worldwide exposure to independent record labels and artists, producing alternative music. The way our website organized is: First part of the website - music, that is represented by record labels who already signed contracts with JetGroove. These tracks are available to be purchased and downloaded. Second part of the website - information about music that is placed on the website for promotion of independent record labels and artists. These tracks could not be purchased or downloaded. However they could be put ON HOLD. As soon as this happens, record label or artist to whom this track belongs is contacted with the offer of doing business with JetGroove. This greatly increases the exposure for many of the record labels. The line that JetGroove is going to continue to follow is: LEGAL SALES ONLY. The project was created to give independents a good chance of being known in the world, and earning money, not to make them suffer again as they do from p2p systems. And the least thing JetGroove planned to do is to violate rights of record labels, publishers, artists or authors. JetGroove officially states that if you are not interested to have your tracks on www.jetgroove.com, you should contact JetGroove immediately and all the information we have about your tracks will be taken off the website ASAP. Welcome to JetGroove where Grooving is Living ___ interesting - I like the part about And this attention brought some contradictions to the light of music community. I wonder what these contradictions are? Let's assume that Jetgroove is doing what they are saying they are (for the sake of the argument). Then Jetgoove is trying to act as a rep for the record labels and artists without the label's permission, possibly f*cking up the labels business if the label has an exclusive distribution deal with another organization. IF Jetgroove is laying their cards on the table - then they know absolutely nothing about the recording industry and how to operate within it. Too bad you don't need a license to drive this thing. MEK
Re: (313) Jetgroove responds
i got an email from their lawyer yesterday. seems like a real piece of work -Joe - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2004 12:31 PM Subject: (313) Jetgroove responds http://www.jetgroove.com/news.html October 9, 2004 Tuesday this week October 5th JetGroove the biggest on-line underground music provider has launched its website. On the website it offers alternative music downloads in mp3 format made by independent record labels and artists. During first three days JetGroove received an enormous amount of attention from users, record labels, artists, authors and publishers. And this attention brought some contradictions to the light of music community. The music community was disappointed at some parts of our website and made some wrong assumptions. We wanted to clear up all misunderstandings that arose so we want to explain our position how our website is organized and business is led. JetGroove is the unique project that we created to give the worldwide exposure to independent record labels and artists, producing alternative music. The way our website organized is: First part of the website - music, that is represented by record labels who already signed contracts with JetGroove. These tracks are available to be purchased and downloaded. Second part of the website - information about music that is placed on the website for promotion of independent record labels and artists. These tracks could not be purchased or downloaded. However they could be put ON HOLD. As soon as this happens, record label or artist to whom this track belongs is contacted with the offer of doing business with JetGroove. This greatly increases the exposure for many of the record labels. The line that JetGroove is going to continue to follow is: LEGAL SALES ONLY. The project was created to give independents a good chance of being known in the world, and earning money, not to make them suffer again as they do from p2p systems. And the least thing JetGroove planned to do is to violate rights of record labels, publishers, artists or authors. JetGroove officially states that if you are not interested to have your tracks on www.jetgroove.com, you should contact JetGroove immediately and all the information we have about your tracks will be taken off the website ASAP. Welcome to JetGroove where Grooving is Living ___ interesting - I like the part about And this attention brought some contradictions to the light of music community. I wonder what these contradictions are? Let's assume that Jetgroove is doing what they are saying they are (for the sake of the argument). Then Jetgoove is trying to act as a rep for the record labels and artists without the label's permission, possibly f*cking up the labels business if the label has an exclusive distribution deal with another organization. IF Jetgroove is laying their cards on the table - then they know absolutely nothing about the recording industry and how to operate within it. Too bad you don't need a license to drive this thing. MEK
Re: (313) Jetgroove responds
JetGroove is the unique project LOL, right. seems to me they are borrowing the strong-arm tactics of US junk mailers, i.e. ... if you don't send back this card saying you don't want our magazines, we're going to mail you magazines, which you will then have to pay for, and if you don't pay for them we will send collection agencies after you or my recent fav was from a credit card company - they actually sent me the card, a real card, with a letter that said I had to call them if I didn't want the card, otherwise it would become activated. this is absurd! tactics like this have not stood up to attack, but who knows ... this is international space, where the rules are different? in theory their idea could seem like a good one, but the manner with which they've approached the implementation is highly unprofessional. almost seems like they're banking on the idea that some artists/labels won't call them, won't find out ... and they'll offer their music for sale anyways, thinking perhaps someday when the artist/label finds out they'll have to fork over the moola, but by then JetGroove might be gone. *sigh* lisa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: http://www.jetgroove.com/news.html October 9, 2004 Tuesday this week October 5th JetGroove the biggest on-line underground music provider has launched its website. On the website it offers alternative music downloads in mp3 format made by independent record labels and artists. During first three days JetGroove received an enormous amount of attention from users, record labels, artists, authors and publishers. And this attention brought some contradictions to the light of music community. The music community was disappointed at some parts of our website and made some wrong assumptions. We wanted to clear up all misunderstandings that arose so we want to explain our position how our website is organized and business is led. JetGroove is the unique project that we created to give the worldwide exposure to independent record labels and artists, producing alternative music. The way our website organized is: First part of the website - music, that is represented by record labels who already signed contracts with JetGroove. These tracks are available to be purchased and downloaded. Second part of the website - information about music that is placed on the website for promotion of independent record labels and artists. These tracks could not be purchased or downloaded. However they could be put ON HOLD. As soon as this happens, record label or artist to whom this track belongs is contacted with the offer of doing business with JetGroove. This greatly increases the exposure for many of the record labels. The line that JetGroove is going to continue to follow is: LEGAL SALES ONLY. The project was created to give independents a good chance of being known in the world, and earning money, not to make them suffer again as they do from p2p systems. And the least thing JetGroove planned to do is to violate rights of record labels, publishers, artists or authors. JetGroove officially states that if you are not interested to have your tracks on www.jetgroove.com, you should contact JetGroove immediately and all the information we have about your tracks will be taken off the website ASAP. Welcome to JetGroove where Grooving is Living ___ interesting - I like the part about And this attention brought some contradictions to the light of music community. I wonder what these contradictions are? Let's assume that Jetgroove is doing what they are saying they are (for the sake of the argument). Then Jetgoove is trying to act as a rep for the record labels and artists without the label's permission, possibly f*cking up the labels business if the label has an exclusive distribution deal with another organization. IF Jetgroove is laying their cards on the table - then they know absolutely nothing about the recording industry and how to operate within it. Too bad you don't need a license to drive this thing. MEK
(313) My new flavour of the month (read: obsession)
Time for me to wax over-enthusiastic about the latest Henrik Schwarz on Sunday Music. While 'Chicago' is a totally original rework of a classic, his remixes of Wei Chi and Induceve are outstanding examples of how to show your mastery of multiple genres in single outings, and 'Marvin' is another contender for record of the year based purely on it's distillation and tweaked-to-hellness, I think this new one has it all. Massive Basic Channel (or perhaps Convextion is a better comparrison) ultra-delayed synths on top of ever-evolving David-Alvarado-on-Peacefrog-style pads and subtle breaks beneath a dp house beat. The man's sense of timing and space are impeccable. What's more, the record comes with an authentication code to check out mp3s on the site! Future grooves, future business. I'm throughly impressed. http://www.sunday-music.com Anything else essential by him I may have missed? Tristan (going through records like most people go through underwear) === http://www.phonopsia.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) Other records floating my boogie board - 20 second reviews
My investments in electronic music's future, trying not to repeat those already discussed aplenty: Blake Baxter : Poetry And Rhythm - Session Two (Nice covers of Depeche Mode's Enjoy the Silence) Etiop: Sub + Sub (Recognition Poland) 12: (Newcomer on Jacek Sienkiewicz' Recognition label. 'Mysticism' has a kinda-acidic bassline, merged with detuned pads and slightly-clicky beats) Solo Action: Opulence (Solo Action Germany) (*PROPER* techno. All three tracks killer) Analog Fingerprints : Age of Hypocrisy (New Marco Passirani on Submerge-affiliated label, churning out classic Detroit and full-on rave sounds. All four track = detonation) Kirk Degiorgio : EP3 - (Four tracks of kinda-slow Detroitiotechno) Duplex 100 : Extrapoliert (MJ goes UR) Horror Inc. : I Plead Guilty (Akufen goes deep dark piano) Karizma : Strings Emotional EP (Interesting 'deep burnt'-style strings with a kinda UR synth taking over the second half. A bit tracky, but good) Sebo K : Changes EP (Drum 'n bass producer doing acid and old school Chicago stuffs) Ultradyne : The Privilege Of Sacrifice (Sinister stuff Alex! I totally scared a hungover friend with it Sunday morning. Some of the synths remind me a bit of Skinny Puppy, which is a big compliment in my book) DJ Rels : Theme For A Broken Soul (Madlib and Peanut Butter Wolf go broken beat, and end up sounding something like Theo Parrish were he to do the same. A few gems on here, solid throughout) Umod : Enter The Umod (Differently broken beats from Domu. 'For Funk's Sake' and 'What Melody' are sick, particularly the latter, which has as much attention to detail as any track I've hear. Domu's stil on a roll. The 12 of 'Tromboline' is also worth getting for the flip) Various Artists : Del Alma Sampler Vol.1 (New on Amalgama, featuring a tasty Titonton stuff that may be atyically broken enough to not scare away those who don't usually feel broken beat stuff) 808 State : Prebuild (Ancient rarities unearthed on Rephlex. Particularly enjoying 'The Ride', 'Sex Mechanic' and 'Automatic') Population One : Earth 2976 (Old Terrence Dixon reissue on Metroplex. All three tracks nice. Crappy recording or pressing but still playable) Mike L Lanoiraude : Mystic River EP (Sounds like a Charles Webster Remix. It is a Charles Webster remix!) Bjork : Medulla (Mostly acapella album featuring Icelandic choruses and Razell, formerly of The Roots. A must for fans) Ame : Mifune / Shiro (Two excellent new tracks on Sonar Kollektiv, the first reminding me a bit of Attend 1 without being unoriginal) Ethnic Heritage Ensemble : Running In The Streets (Another Charles Webster Remix. A slow builder. Really tasty if that's your thing) Tristan === http://www.phonopsia.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) My new flavour of the month (read: obsession) Henrik Schwarz
Hey Tristan If you don't have them already, check these two out, I have these ones and think they're good: http://www.discogs.com/release/230974 http://www.discogs.com/release/195088 However, I'm not all that about the Chicago one though... Don't have hardly any of the stuff on your list, thanks for the tips! *need new records big time* Alex _ - End of message text Is your business ready for the new era of accounting? http://www.ifrs.co.uk This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP 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) RE: Japan
I found it very hard, a lot of my young buddies studied Japanese here but my generation did French and German. There's minimal signage and the Lonely Planet book I had was misleading on that. The thing is the script is hard to look up. You definitely need a contact. I meant to visit the Imperial Palace but got lost in the subway. ;) Also things like finding an ATM was hard as Cirrus is not universal. You need to carry cash around in Japan. But it is a wonderful place and on my own I felt very safe there. I missed casual conversations but then I talk too much so 10 days of enforced silence may have been good for me. ;) Japan would be more fun if you know someone, but i think you can get around ok and it wouldn't be that much diff to begin say, in another foreign country where english isn't the first language. Most people know a bit of english (even if they don't speak it well or pretend not to) and signs are in english and it's easy to get around.
