RE: (313) Re: SPAM-LOW: Re: (313) talking heads + omar s mix
I saw David Byrne perform with Gilberto Gil here in NYC late last year. They put on quite a show! David Byrne dedicated a song to the republican party and George Bush...we're on a road to nowhere, ha! I am getting married in May and my fiancée and I have chosen Naïve Melody (this must be the place) as the song for our first dance...such an incredible song, really great lyrics as well. Highly recommended. Also recommend sand in the vaseline a double CD of their popular favorites. Great road trip music. Cheers, Adam -Original Message- From: Robert Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2005 10:08 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) Re: SPAM-LOW: Re: (313) talking heads + omar s mix They play Tom Tom Club's Genius Of Love too, which is ace -Original Message- From: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2005 3:20 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) Re: SPAM-LOW: Re: (313) talking heads + omar s mix -- Original Message -- From: Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] Also worth checking is Talking Heads concert film Stop Making Sense - best concert film I've ever seen - Bernie Worrell plays with them - they were tight as f*** that dvd is amazing. i just got it last month, its so great. aside from the fact that they made great music, they put on quite a show. and aside from bernie worrell, they had ednah holt of west end records fame on backing vocals. thats one of the illest funk bands ive seen play, i only wish i could have seen that live. tom andythepooh.com # Note: Any views or opinions are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Channel Four Television Corporation unless specifically stated. This email and any files transmitted are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to which they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please notify [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank You. # -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.7.2 - Release Date: 3/11/2005 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.7.2 - Release Date: 3/11/2005
(313) Re: [idm] Ilustrating a girl : where to begin?
I always thought Blair Witch . was a great movie for making people aware of audio . . the camera is so raw in that film . but I remember realizing halfway through that their had been no music, only 'real' sounds .. didn't like the movie much .. so closed my eyes and listened to what was going on .. .simon John/Slackonomics wrote: On Mar 9, 2005, at 4:53 PM, Theorema Binario wrote: Apart from the music, i think i will show her some movies, specially Dancer in the Dark. I remember this film turns me deep into sounds and related stuff. Do you know any other movie like this or that could help? God I hate that movie. I love Björk, but that movie seriously sucks ass. It was one of the most boring and dull movies I've ever had the displeasure to sit through.
Re: (313) Carl Craig '
This is the vibe I'm getting .. No one really seems to want to talk about him. He's obviously not Techno enough for some around here, and to avant garde for the art crews ? is their no really no comment .. or do people not want to discredit a famous artist for being to 'off' / In my brain i'm expecting soul / jazz collages of stringy loops and a fetish in abstract order . I'm looking forward to a great performance that will challenge people but not alienate them. Not that I'm relying on Carl, but we need a bit of a shift in music consciousness in our area, if our dancefloor wants to progress. We are stuck in a loop devoid of substance, remixing our ideas into boredom and mutiny ' This year is the 10th anniversary of alot of the original old school dance crews in the south island of New Zealand The old feet need to be reminded of why this is about the music and the dancing .. I think. .simon Tristan Watkins wrote: Depends on the night really. He's all over the map these days, but sometimes it doesn't all come together. Others he's *on*. Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk Original message Subject:(313) Carl Craig ' Author: Simon Kong [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: 12th March 2005 2:48:24 Hey all, Carl Craig is playing in New Zealand this month ' Has anyone seen him play recently? What should we expect. I know his Tech rider asks for: 3 x Turntable (using Final Scratch) 2 x CDJ's .. This is exciting for us we don't get artists like Carl down this way much. .simon
RE: (313) Vault Radio w/ Markantonio
News: I have exclusive material by several guest artists planned for the next few shows. These mixes may be played on the radio but will definitely be broadcast on the internet radio show on the following dates. March 22nd- Umberto Carmignani (Rotation Records) April 5- Rino Cerrone (Rilis Records, LooseClub) April 19- Dietrich Schoenemann (Hidden Agenda) live DJ set. I have pictures from the Substance night in NYC on Feb. 11. We got plenty of shots of Side 4, Surgeon, and others. They will be posted shortly so check back soon... The last four programs are always archived online. Visit www.antonbanks.com/show.htm to hear them. Playlist for March 1, 2005 Dylan Drazen, Mary, Bling Blinb, Tonewrecker Thomas Bar Dj Hell, Grauzone- Filom 2, New Deutsch, Gigolo Volosc, Compuphonic Mutations (Silicon Scally Rmx), World Electric Anthony Rother, Bodytalk, Cocoon Vector Lovers, Suicide Android, Soma Tim Track, Panic Voice, Abyss Records Tim Wrright, Oxygen (Vector Lovers Antimatter Rmx), Oxygen Remixes, Novamute My Robot Friend, The Fake (Zombie Nation Rmx), Dekathlon John Selway, New People (Semblance Factor Rmx), Ultra Bryan Zentz, Strike Then Down, Further Abductions Of Bryan Never, Electrix Vitalic, Poney Part 2, Poney Ep, Gigolo Dave Clarke, What Was Her Name (Chicks On Speed Rmx), Skint Zeta Reticula, Untitlec B2, Ep1, Electrix Beroshima, Brain, F**K Your Body, Beroshima Music Ural 13 Diktators, Helsinki Calling, Red Stars Ep, Mental Groove Playlist for March 1, 2005 Alex Smoke, Nuance, Incommunicado, Soma (Promotional) Alex Smoke, Ditto, Incommunicado, Soma (Promotional) Jon Al Dente, 06:22:16, Techelectro, LSF Technasia, Future mix (Technasia Premonition), Recreations, Technasia Anthony Rother, Bodytalk, Cocoon Mix by Markanonio (Analytic Trail, Looseclub.com) 9:30 to 10:30 --- The Vault airs every other Tuesday night from 9:00 pm until 10:30 pm (21:00 to 22:30 US Eastern Time = GMT -5:00) on 89.3 FM WRTC. The station's 300 watt signal can be heard from as far north as Springfield, MA to as far south as North Haven, CT. WRTC also broadcasts via the internet. There are now several other ways to listen to the station online. Visit the station's website www.wrtcfm.com for the details. In addition to hosting this radio program, I am a freelance DJ and occasionally write record reviews. I welcome any questions, suggestions, or comments. Please feel free to reply to this message or visit my website, www.antonbanks.com, for more information. *** I appreciate all promotional music sent to me and will never sell any of it online or anywhere else. All promotional material sent to me is aired on my show as well as used in my DJ sets when I play out. I respect your privacy. Reply to this message with the word remove in the subject to stop receiving these mailings.
Re: (313) Carl Craig '
Simon Kong wrote: This is the vibe I'm getting .. No one really seems to want to talk about him. I really enjoyed his remix of Aardvarck on Rushhour and his latest ep on Planet E. Regards, Ramon He's obviously not Techno enough for some around here, and to avant garde for the art crews ? is their no really no comment .. or do people not want to discredit a famous artist for being to 'off' / In my brain i'm expecting soul / jazz collages of stringy loops and a fetish in abstract order . I'm looking forward to a great performance that will challenge people but not alienate them. Not that I'm relying on Carl, but we need a bit of a shift in music consciousness in our area, if our dancefloor wants to progress. We are stuck in a loop devoid of substance, remixing our ideas into boredom and mutiny ' This year is the 10th anniversary of alot of the original old school dance crews in the south island of New Zealand The old feet need to be reminded of why this is about the music and the dancing .. I think. .simon Tristan Watkins wrote: Depends on the night really. He's all over the map these days, but sometimes it doesn't all come together. Others he's *on*. Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk Original message Subject:(313) Carl Craig ' Author:Simon Kong [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date:12th March 2005 2:48:24 Hey all, Carl Craig is playing in New Zealand this month ' Has anyone seen him play recently? What should we expect. I know his Tech rider asks for: 3 x Turntable (using Final Scratch) 2 x CDJ's .. This is exciting for us we don't get artists like Carl down this way much. .simon
Re: (313) Carl Craig '
don't know what to credit the silence to, but it's certainly not to a dislike or lack of interest. i guess there's recently been a bit of slagging of the stars release, but i think alex is prepared to wrestle anyone in re: sandstorms (which i still haven't heard as it wasn't released when i was last in the shops. we'll see, i'm in tokyo right now and am headed down to cisco this afternoon for a looksee). however... during last year's remix and reissue flurry, it was a friggin CC lovefest on (313). i saw him dj in san francisco sometime last year and his set was pretty much a compilation of the 2003/4 remix action including the cesaria evora, beanfield, busted trees, which was absolutely amazing (for one thing, all that bizness sounds just great on a decent system). i think he also played throw, some 69, demented drums, etc. he's a dead solid dj, and while he keeps it pretty cool up there, he certainly knows how to use the faders to get it going. i certainly wouldn't miss him in a good venue with a good crowd. (though given his name, he's also apt to play at big nightmare clubs. noticed he was at turnmills when i was in london a couple weeks ago.) -dave --- Simon Kong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This is the vibe I'm getting .. No one really seems to want to talk about him. He's obviously not Techno enough for some around here, and to avant garde for the art crews ? is their no really no comment .. or do people not want to discredit a famous artist for being to 'off' / In my brain i'm expecting soul / jazz collages of stringy loops and a fetish in abstract order . I'm looking forward to a great performance that will challenge people but not alienate them. Not that I'm relying on Carl, but we need a bit of a shift in music consciousness in our area, if our dancefloor wants to progress. We are stuck in a loop devoid of substance, remixing our ideas into boredom and mutiny ' This year is the 10th anniversary of alot of the original old school dance crews in the south island of New Zealand The old feet need to be reminded of why this is about the music and the dancing .. I think. .simon Tristan Watkins wrote: Depends on the night really. He's all over the map these days, but sometimes it doesn't all come together. Others he's *on*. Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk Original message Subject:(313) Carl Craig ' Author: Simon Kong [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: 12th March 2005 2:48:24 Hey all, Carl Craig is playing in New Zealand this month ' Has anyone seen him play recently? What should we expect. I know his Tech rider asks for: 3 x Turntable (using Final Scratch) 2 x CDJ's .. This is exciting for us we don't get artists like Carl down this way much. .simon
Re: (313) Carl Craig '
- Original Message -- From: dave cronin [EMAIL PROTECTED] don't know what to credit the silence to, but it's certainly not to a dislike or lack of interest. i guess there's recently been a bit of slagging of the stars release, but i think alex is prepared to wrestle anyone in re: sandstorms at least alex finally got it right with that recloose record ;P tom andythepooh.com
Re: (313) Carl Craig '
This is a man who plays Radiohead and Beyonce... kinda defies categories. He's working on new material, that I know. Did anyone hear his remix of hip-hop cat Grand Agent lately? It's on a comp CD that is out through Aussie hip-hop label Obese. Also for Aussie, Recloose tour coming up, and Derrick May playing Fuzzy (and hopefully Melb) in April. This is the vibe I'm getting .. No one really seems to want to talk about him. He's obviously not Techno enough for some around here, and to avant garde for the art crews ? is their no really no comment .. or do people not want to discredit a famous artist for being to 'off' / In my brain i'm expecting soul / jazz collages of stringy loops and a fetish in abstract order . I'm looking forward to a great performance that will challenge people but not alienate them. Not that I'm relying on Carl, but we need a bit of a shift in music consciousness in our area, if our dancefloor wants to progress. We are stuck in a loop devoid of substance, remixing our ideas into boredom and mutiny ' This year is the 10th anniversary of alot of the original old school dance crews in the south island of New Zealand The old feet need to be reminded of why this is about the music and the dancing .. I think. .simon Tristan Watkins wrote: Depends on the night really. He's all over the map these days, but sometimes it doesn't all come together. Others he's *on*. Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk Original message Subject: (313) Carl Craig ' Author: Simon Kong [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: 12th March 2005 2:48:24 Hey all, Carl Craig is playing in New Zealand this month ' Has anyone seen him play recently? What should we expect. I know his Tech rider asks for: 3 x Turntable (using Final Scratch) 2 x CDJ's .. This is exciting for us we don't get artists like Carl down this way much. .simon
Re: (313) Carl Craig '
i certainly wouldn't miss him in a good venue with a good crowd. (though given his name, he's also apt to play at big nightmare clubs. noticed he was at turnmills when i was in london a couple weeks ago.) cheers thanks for that feedback . we will be in a fairly small club ' 250 / 350 pax it's so touch and go down our end of the world, it's been a long time since a house/techno international even played in the south island. Christchurch is traditionaly a DB city from way back. . I'm lucky enough to support Cral in CHCH, so I've been sweating over a hot turntable ' tonight to try and remember what records sound like mixed .. gack' also doing some lighting production for the event 'and helping my mate with the sound setup ' i think we should end up with about 10 - 14K of sound using double front loaded 18 subs with folded bandpass 15 subs and some 12 and horn ' mid top boxes / i was well impressed with the way Carl used the sound system last time I saw him, so we are trying to keep heaps of headroom . and depth in the sub Ha ' it all sounds so meger ' but it's exciting times in the antipodies I tell ya . .simon
Re: (313) Carl Craig '
he's more of a producer than a dj imo he just plays records, one after the other, with a bit of blending inbetween,. at least he did that the 3 or 4 times i've heard him in house enviroments over the last 15 years. he played all good stuff but as tristan said, it didn't come together (for me, it did for others..) then i've heard live recorded sets where he mixed seamlessly and with a good flow, but zz tracks .. pretty straight techno all the time. i'd go see him and make up my mind for myself. imo, which is armin's
Re: (313) Carl Craig '
I may not have been very clear in my first post, so I'll expound a bit. Carl Craig is and has been one of my favourite artists for about 11 years. I made a mixtape of his music called 'maestro' once upon a time and in my youth even said he'd be the closest thing I have to an idol. I still rate most of his remixes and a lot of his productions very highly but I don't think productions are a very good indicator of performance skill. However, when I first saw him about six years ago I had the impression that he played great tracks but wasn't a very distinctive DJ yet. I saw him a couple more times before the 2002 Planet E party @ DEMF where he totally blew me away, showing that his DJing could equal his productions. Since then I've seen him a number of times and generally rate him highly, may travel to see him, etc. But I think it has to be the right venue on the right night. Like I would never go to see him at Turnmills or Fabric (have actually stayed in another room while he was playing there, etc), and when I last travelled to Brighton to see him I was pretty dissapointed, because the first half of his set had no momentum whatsoever. While he rectified that towards the end it still seemed a lackluster effort. It's gotta be hard to consistently perform well as a touring DJ, but I sometimes get the feeling he may not be feeling it that much some nights. Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk
(313) Ron Trent mix
hello someone asked about any ron trent mixes online, not sure if anyone mentioned there is one on www.groovepalor.com. it's mix no 160. sorry, i'd put the link for the audio here, but i'm hopless at this computer stuff. nath
Re: (313) Ron Trent mix
also mix nos 146 138. - Original Message - From: Nathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2005 11:21 PM Subject: (313) Ron Trent mix hello someone asked about any ron trent mixes online, not sure if anyone mentioned there is one on www.groovepalor.com. it's mix no 160. sorry, i'd put the link for the audio here, but i'm hopless at this computer stuff. nath
Re: (313) Ron Trent mix
Nathan wrote: hello someone asked about any ron trent mixes online, not sure if anyone mentioned there is one on www.groovepalor.com. it's mix no 160. sorry, i'd put the link for the audio here, but i'm hopless at this computer stuff. nath try this: http://www.grooveparlor.com/audio/grooveparlor/rm/rontrent-africahifi111904.rm http://127.0.0.1:13524/template.html?nuyhtgmz475fqhpih8hp4cch76phng1mDasexn2xsf4e8fge7C0q4ezci54gctep5guwi9bgpzCr5gsEpaxf5mrwEf81hwEfA8dayepzrd4eq1om9f5q6mb8e8cfng and you need that r in the address, as well (i.e. http://www.grooveparlor.com ) :-) jeff
Re: (313) Carl Craig '
Like all the best DJs in Detroit, Carl can play anything and basically will, even sometimes pushing well past where the crowd will go. I'm not always thrilled with his playing but it's always interesting. -- fh
Re: (313) Carl Craig '
I think my problem is that isn't always the case anymore. When I saw him in Brighton in Nov/Dec the first half of his set was fairly bland, despite following a Harvey-esque DJ. Like I said, he made up for it, but maybe a little too little a little too late. That said, reports of his set in Kings Cross last year were nothing short of stunning. Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk Original message Subject:Re: (313) Carl Craig ' Author: Fred Heutte [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: 12th March 2005 7:25:39 Like all the best DJs in Detroit, Carl can play anything and basically will, even sometimes pushing well past where the crowd will go. I'm not always thrilled with his playing but it's always interesting. -- fh
