RE: (313) Blackman Arnold snacktime
i worked in a pre-school/kinderegarten for six months. i used to play lots of music. 'the robots' was a big hit. they loved doing the robot dance. another favourite was vaughan mason 'bounce, rock, skate, roll'. one kid did an end of year fashion and dance performance to it. man that was good job - you turn up to work and 20 little people come running at you screaming 'i love you' as they tackle you to the ground. james www.jbucknell.com Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] To h.com313@hyperreal.org cc 07/04/05 03:48 AM Subject RE: (313) Blackman Arnold snacktime Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] h.com -- Original Message -- From: lee herrington [EMAIL PROTECTED] Diana's recent post has awakened my curiosity. Would any one else care to elaborate about positive experiences involving children and techno? I know that my 19 month-old daughter perks up a bit when I play early carl craig trax. when my son was still very small, i would play carl craig's a wonderful life for him while he was falling asleep for his midday nap. he's now a big fan of such tracks as recloose's soul clap 2000 and aint changing, theo parrish's jb's edit and especially kraftwerk's the robots which he is absolutely obsessed with and will listen to over and over and over if you let him. tom andythepooh.com ForwardSourceID:NT0001CB4E
(313) Kraftwerk North American tour tickets
According to the TicketBastard site, Jam Mail pre-sales for the Chicago show on June 4th at The Riviera go on sale tomorrow morning at 10 AM: http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/04003A86E467505C? artistid=880898majorcatid=10001minorcatid=201 According to the KCRW radio station info site, tickets for the Los Angeles show on June 6th at The Greek Theater go on sale on Saturday: http://www.kcrw.com/music/calendar/calendar.html Still nothing on the Greek Theater site itself yet. (Sorry, I have no info on the DC or NYC shows - when the State Theatre show tickets are gonna go on sale, somebody from tha D please post here about it ahead of time!!!) - Greg
(313) babies and loud sounds Re: (313) Blackman Arnold snacktime
dave cronin wrote: i have a friend whose husband used to play pretty bangin stuff (sabrettes kinda gear) and she used to stop in to catch his sets on big party systems while she was pregnant... after the baby was born it was absolutely verifiable that boomin kix would calm the little one down when he was crying and upset. pretty funny, really. joey beltram lullabies and all that. you know how people, when there's a baby around, are always like shh, quiet, you'll wake the baby? well, apparently the sound levels a fetus experiences nonstop in the womb are akin to being next to a loud vacuum cleaner in action. andrew -- Andrew Duke scoring/sound design/source http://andrew-duke.com Cognition Audioworks label [Andrew Duke, Foal, Clinker, Granny'Ark] http://cognitionaudioworks.com -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.9.3 - Release Date: 4/5/2005
Re: (313) babies and loud sounds Re: (313) Blackman Arnold snacktime
Sh*t. I don't know, I have 3 kids and they dance to my stuff. :) This is Ultradyne! My kids are subjectively cool as hell in my book...:) Andrew Duke Cognition Audioworks [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/07/2005 12:13 AM To dave cronin [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org Subject (313) babies and loud sounds Re: (313) Blackman Arnold snacktime dave cronin wrote: i have a friend whose husband used to play pretty bangin stuff (sabrettes kinda gear) and she used to stop in to catch his sets on big party systems while she was pregnant... after the baby was born it was absolutely verifiable that boomin kix would calm the little one down when he was crying and upset. pretty funny, really. joey beltram lullabies and all that. you know how people, when there's a baby around, are always like shh, quiet, you'll wake the baby? well, apparently the sound levels a fetus experiences nonstop in the womb are akin to being next to a loud vacuum cleaner in action. andrew -- Andrew Duke scoring/sound design/source http://andrew-duke.com Cognition Audioworks label [Andrew Duke, Foal, Clinker, Granny'Ark] http://cognitionaudioworks.com -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.9.3 - Release Date: 4/5/2005
(313) monolake album info
i know there's some fans on this list; I'm not one to pass on press releases (especially verbatim), but I just had to share the good news I just got: Monolake polygon_cities Label: Monolake / Imbalance Computer Music Release date: end of June File Under: Electronica/Techno/Ambient-dub/morhping, pulsating soundscapes After 2 years waiting we can proudly announce Berlin-based computer generated music artist MONOLAKE (aka ROBERT HENKE) with his 2005 masterpiece album polygon_cities. It is a journey into morhping, pulsating soundscapes and into permutative repetition, the elements which define the signature style of Monolake. Well, nothing else needs to be said, momentum of sonic brilliance! MONOLAKE 1995 - 2005 Ten years of music polygon_cities will be presented at the MUTEK festival in Montreal in June, more North American tour dates are planned for September OVERVIEW: polygon_cities is techno music beyond the standard grooves and sounds usually found in this genre. polygon_cities not only works on the dancefloor but also offers an abundance of composed and carefully placed details, which will reveal successively when listen to the tracks more often. polygon_cities is music for several degrees of attention. It is a journey into morhping, pulsating soundscapes and into permutative repetition, the elements which define the signature style of Monolake. Fascination for technology, a sense of coldness and danger, a romantic escape, but also warmth, and euphoria, these are emotions we superimposed on the tracks, using and abusing the power of music. The CD closes with a clear homage to the dancefloor, Plumbicon and leaves the listener in a good mood, ready to enjoy and explore the world, even if it is covered with observation cameras [CCTV“], or strange machinery [Invisible]. MONOLAKE 1995 - 2005: Ten years of music: MONOLAKE is an open project dedicated to computer generated music, founded in 1995 by ROBERT HENKE AND GERHARD BEHLES. They were impressed and influenced by minimal techno music and drumbass and at the same discovered the sonic richness and sophistication of accademic computer music. These poles became the source and inspiration for their own creations. The first releases on the highly acclaimed Berlin techno label Chain Reaction, an offspring of Basic Channel, brought MONOLAKE some public attention. Due to their involvement with the Elektronische Studio der Technischen Universitat Berlin they also had the chance to do comissioned works for occations like 50 years of music concrete and numerous other projects. The first Album from 1997, titled Hongkong, combined processed environmental sounds captured during the International Computer Music Conferernce 1996 in Hong Kong with synthesized timbres. It became the blueprint for a specific MONOLAKE style which is often permutating complex rhythmical structures interacting with rich textural elements, providing depth and color. The second album, Interstate, released 1999 became the first release on ROBERT HENKES own label, [ml/i] . While the music on Hongkong was still very much influenced by minimal techno and dub, Interstate was significantly more complex and more orientated towards micro-editing of sonic particles. This detailed manipulation of sound was possible due to self written software, realised in Max/MSP, which allowed them to create textures and rhythmical gestures impossible to achive elsewise. Gobi. The desert, a 34 mintue epic track from 1999 was completly done in their own software, mostly Max/MSP but also with the beta version of Native Instruments Reaktor, since GERHARD BEHLES wrote the sampling and re-synthesis part of it. A bit later he started his own software company, Ableton. The third album, Gravity, released 2000, brought the focus back towards dance music and the dark, noisy and atmospheric pieces exposed there made MONOLAKE an often requested live performer in clubs. Cinemascope, 2002, stood in retrospect for a time of unsecurity, both personel and in a general musical context. It contains a variety of different pieces, but lacks the coherence of the earlier works. After 2000, everyone involved in electronic club music seemed to search for new ways of expression. Techno was nearly dead and technology had nothing new to offer as a compensation for the lack of inspiration. Cinemascope also stood for a period of significant changes in production. A typical MONOLAKE track created by GERHARD BEHLES and ROBERT HENKE was the result of setting up a system of software and hardware which allowed to use the studio as a real time instrument and perform with it. The results were endless recording sessions, later edited into pieces. This kind of workflow did not fit anymore when working alone. The production process and environment had to be re-thought. While producing Cinmeascope the studio changed every day, and every setup seemed to be inappropriate. At the end ROBERT HENKE took everything apart,
RE: (313) FW: Email Overload
But that sked is either a joke or will lead to an early grave! K -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 06 April 2005 16:23 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) FW: Email Overload I blame Tim Price... ;) Who is a very nice bloke I might add. ha ha, I say sack him, he just gave his bosses email to a bunch of internet geeks like me. lucky I'm not a total headcase, I might be able to er, send him an email. _ - 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 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) Verve Remixed 3 - Carl Craig
hugh masekela plus carl craig. that sounds great! i absolutely love 'don't go lose it baby' is this availabe as a vinyl single? or only as part of the verve comp? which reminds me, i've got to buy angola. i didn't think much of it when i listened to it in the shop. but then i heard kenny larkin open a set with it. whao! james www.jbucknell.com Simon Hindle [EMAIL PROTECTED] u.nsw.gov.au To 313@hyperreal.org 07/04/05 09:25 AM cc Subject (313) Verve Remixed 3 - Carl Craig There's another verve remixed comp out and while most of the remixers on board don't really interest me, I have to recommend this compilation simply because Carl Craig's remix of Hugh Masekela's The Boy's Doin' It is bloody amazing. Sort of a cross between his Angola and Tides remixes + some trumpets, cruising away at a lazy 104 bpm, he strips down the original, injects some proper nice C2 goodness and you've got a deadly track that makes you wonder why they ever bothered making music at any other tempo. Fabulous stuff. ForwardSourceID:NT0001CB6E
Re: (313) Verve Remixed 3 - Carl Craig
I didn't think much of it either when I first heard it, but then I kept seeing it in bargain bins for $5 so I grabbed it just for the hell of it. I love it now though. Once that big bass kicks in and the nice slappy snares... bam! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hugh masekela plus carl craig. that sounds great! i absolutely love 'don't go lose it baby' is this availabe as a vinyl single? or only as part of the verve comp? which reminds me, i've got to buy angola. i didn't think much of it when i listened to it in the shop. but then i heard kenny larkin open a set with it. whao! james www.jbucknell.com Simon Hindle [EMAIL PROTECTED] u.nsw.gov.au To 313@hyperreal.org 07/04/05 09:25 AM cc Subject (313) Verve Remixed 3 - Carl Craig There's another verve remixed comp out and while most of the remixers on board don't really interest me, I have to recommend this compilation simply because Carl Craig's remix of Hugh Masekela's The Boy's Doin' It is bloody amazing. Sort of a cross between his Angola and Tides remixes + some trumpets, cruising away at a lazy 104 bpm, he strips down the original, injects some proper nice C2 goodness and you've got a deadly track that makes you wonder why they ever bothered making music at any other tempo. Fabulous stuff.
(313) Re: [idm] Analord MP3's
Scarcelight Recordings wrote: sounds like a revolutionary without a revolution. I impose an evolution of value ' The advent and onslaught of net-labels releasing music under creative commons, is a result of the control devices of copyright and record labels. I have no sympathy for the Artist in a commercial sense. We can not protect the value of music without re-establishing what this value is by destroying it. Several things are happening for me, while discovering net-labels, and creative commons. I am finding excellent music that makes me question the value of the music I pay for. In a dual process I am overwhelmed by content and desire a external filter that will condition my access to the music. . The consumer receives the value. The artist must create the value. The 'company' lose their dictation of value. . I do not suggest that this is an easy process, however it is necessary for progression. A strong symbol of this working is Vladislay Delay. On their website, they release some MP3 for free, they also promote material for sale, and they have provided a series of samples which they encourage you to steal! this is a bit of a fallacy. just because they would do it for free, it doesn't follow that they SHOULD do it for free. this is true regardless of the value of the product Artists must remain free to control their own output. We are involved in the action of globalization. We can acknowledge the process and define its path. This is the evolution of value' How is the artist not a martyr? .turnstyle reacting against the value given a product because the artist would like to make a living, assumes that there is an actual value in the product, otherwise why react to it ? (and if value is defined by the consumer, then it must have value to begin with in order for therre to be a denial of value) furthermore the cultural conditions of society (broadly speaking) have forced the perception that art is somehow cheapened when there is money involved, your stance seems to feed right into the established norm, but does it under the (no doubt well intentioned) idea of being a martyr for art, which is a total bullshit idea (although sometimes necessary step in evolution of authenticity) --- I'm not a dj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Martin Dust wrote: The question is simple. I struggle with Technology ' help me. Put the crack pipe down I'm living on the edge ' so don't provoke me if your after sustenance . seek the truth . we are crossing a line that has no return the artist is the sacrifice for understanding .turnstyle - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Personals - Better first dates. More second dates. http://personals.yahoo.com -- I believe Culture is the fabric of Identity Identity is the building blocks of Community www.obscure.co.nz // New Zealand Dance Music Culture www.psurkit.net // Listen to Speakeasy for the latest stuff
Re: (313) Sean Deason to buy us all dinner!
I'm all over this! thanks for the catch! D. On Wed, 6 Apr 2005, Derek Plaslaiko. wrote: Seans classic Psykofuk record from 1996 gets re-issued on Star 69!!?? Fine by me! congrats! Pizza Papalis next time im in town!!! !!! :) derek.
(313) team shadetek / prefuse 73
ok, not strictly 313 related but I need more music like Team Shadetek and Prefuse 73 that kind a way, chopped up idm styled hip hop beats, have been looking, but can't find that many anyone?
Re: (313) team shadetek / prefuse 73
I assume you know about Dabrye and Jimmy Edgar Marcel? --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ok, not strictly 313 related but I need more music like Team Shadetek and Prefuse 73 that kind a way, chopped up idm styled hip hop beats, have been looking, but can't find that many anyone?
Re: (313) New Release
Wicked... I'm just reeling from Mr Taylor's accomplished set here in Cardiff last night. A thrilling sequence of jacking, soulful and deep house by turns, plus other pop/funk/classic goodies, all cut and blended. Any bookers/promoters out there looking for a party - take note! Nice fella too. carl morris Plug Two t +442920190151 Martin Dust wrote: Wotcha 313, Next up on Dust Science... http://www.dustscience.com/Releases/CarlTaylor-Simplex.php Cheers Martin
Re: (313) New Release
He's got the skills and the level of detail he goes to would put even the nerdiest of nerds to shame. Martin On 7 Apr 2005, at 14:02, carl morris plugtwo wrote: Wicked... I'm just reeling from Mr Taylor's accomplished set here in Cardiff last night. A thrilling sequence of jacking, soulful and deep house by turns, plus other pop/funk/classic goodies, all cut and blended. Any bookers/promoters out there looking for a party - take note! Nice fella too. carl morris Plug Two t +442920190151 Martin Dust wrote: Wotcha 313, Next up on Dust Science... http://www.dustscience.com/Releases/CarlTaylor-Simplex.php Cheers Martin
Re: (313) Verve Remixed 3 - Carl Craig
I've actually never been able to find a copy of Angola! Would buy it on sight... don't seem to be any copies around Chicago though. :( ~David -- Original Message - Subject: Re: (313) Verve Remixed 3 - Carl Craig Date: Thu, 07 Apr 2005 17:07:45 +1000 From: David Gillies [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I didn't think much of it either when I first heard it, but then I kept seeing it in bargain bins for $5 so I grabbed it just for the hell of it. I love it now though. Once that big bass kicks in and the nice slappy snares... bam! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hugh masekela plus carl craig. that sounds great! i absolutely love 'don't go lose it baby' is this availabe as a vinyl single? or only as part of the verve comp? which reminds me, i've got to buy angola. i didn't think much of it when i listened to it in the shop. but then i heard kenny larkin open a set with it. whao! james www.jbucknell.com Simon Hindle [EMAIL PROTECTED] u.nsw.gov.au To 313@hyperreal.org 07/04/05 09:25 AM cc Subject (313) Verve Remixed 3 - Carl Craig There's another verve remixed comp out and while most of the remixers on board don't really interest me, I have to recommend this compilation simply because Carl Craig's remix of Hugh Masekela's The Boy's Doin' It is bloody amazing. Sort of a cross between his Angola and Tides remixes + some trumpets, cruising away at a lazy 104 bpm, he strips down the original, injects some proper nice C2 goodness and you've got a deadly track that makes you wonder why they ever bothered making music at any other tempo. Fabulous stuff.
RE: (313) Blackman Arnold snacktime
-- Original Message -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] i worked in a pre-school/kinderegarten for six months. i used to play lots of music. 'the robots' was a big hit. yeah i noticed this when i played it at an art gallery one time and some little kids were going nuts dancing around like crazy. its got that universal kid appeal. when we took my son to see that recent animated movie robots he kept asking are they going to sing the robots?. another favourite was vaughan mason 'bounce, rock, skate, roll'. one kid did an end of year fashion and dance performance to it. man that was good job - you turn up to work and 20 little people come running at you screaming 'i love you' as they tackle you to the ground. nice. kids are insane. ill have to pull out my bounce rock skate roll 12 and play it for my son, see how he likes it tom andythepooh.com
Re: (313) Verve Remixed 3 - Carl Craig
-- Original Message -- From: David Gillies [EMAIL PROTECTED] I didn't think much of it either when I first heard it, but then I kept seeing it in bargain bins for $5 so I grabbed it just for the hell of it. I love it now though. Once that big bass kicks in and the nice slappy snares... bam! i loved it from when i first heard it. i recently picked up an extra copy because ive played my first copy a ton of times and i imagine ill continue playing it a ton so a backup was necessary ;) tom andythepooh.com
Re: (313) team shadetek / prefuse 73
hi marsel, although im not too up-to-date on this sort of music, i reccommend Dirty Dozen by Push Button Objects (Chocolate Industries label) - crispy crunchy abstract beats, like merck meets hiphop fab. - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 2:20 PM Subject: (313) team shadetek / prefuse 73 ok, not strictly 313 related but I need more music like Team Shadetek and Prefuse 73 that kind a way, chopped up idm styled hip hop beats, have been looking, but can't find that many anyone?
(313) Kids and techno (was Blackman Arnold snacktime)
Diana's recent post has awakened my curiosity. Would any one else care to elaborate about positive experiences involving children and techno? Yeh my first son went to ear busting raves in the stomach and until he was 2 1/2, if we weren't careful, he would crawl to the front room and lay his head in the sub driver and fall alseep (exactly what my wife did at the parties cause she couldn't dance or risk a bump). No joke. He dented the center dome of the cone so many times doing that. He's 6 now and will bust the robot out anytime there's company (even to a beat box) and he takes the robotic isolation of his limbs very seriously when doing so. And to top it all off public school thinks he's slow because he couldn't identify his letters by name until he was 6, thing is, he couldn't tell you what an A looked like, but he knew every letter by sound. Like, point to one and he does the sound, do the sound and he'll point to it every time. He's now in a private school that has agreed to an alternative curriculum for his learning style ($). They think he's a genius...I do too. I can never get my records together for my Friday night gig cause my kids make me do the under12 Friday night basement jam when I get home. I bump beats and they just lose it for like an hour and a half. They party more like rock stars than ravers though. Tearing up couch cushions and throwing stuff. Flailing arms and all that. My kids love techno and they especially like dub on Saturday morning. They call mikey dread the wobbly voice guy because of the affected tremolo on his voice from jumping master and they ask for him regularly to accompany Saturday morning breakfast. I think I still have a sleep in the speaker pic, gotta fish that out. Good topic. Kamal K. Stoddard Turner Broadcasting Systems
Re: (313) team shadetek / prefuse 73
Beans (on WARP) - he used to be in Antipop Consortium El-P Boom Bip Super_Collider cLOUDEAD Add Nosdom Machine Drum Req [EMAIL PROTECTED] ds.net To 04/07/05 07:20 AM 313 313@hyperreal.org cc Subject (313) team shadetek / prefuse 73 ok, not strictly 313 related but I need more music like Team Shadetek and Prefuse 73 that kind a way, chopped up idm styled hip hop beats, have been looking, but can't find that many anyone?
Re: (313) team shadetek / prefuse 73
about super_collider i still like their first album so very very much any news on a third?
Re: (313) Netstockfest
Hey fab, Sorry for the delay in getting back to you on this. I'm sorry to hear about your hospital trip. I hope you're alright! Anyway, supposedly all of the netstockfest sets will be hosted at archive.org soon. Best, -- Dennis DeSantis www.dennisdesantis.com fab. wrote: i managed to catch late saturday and sunday's broadcasts since i was in the hospital till sat morning..im sorry i missed your set and my friend SMBP's :( an interesting happening this, i especially liked how different types of music were featured, not just minimal/laptop biznizz (which is fine by me, but i prefer variety ;) is there any place i can download your set dennis? fab. - Original Message - From: Dennis DeSantis [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, March 18, 2005 7:50 PM Subject: (313) Netstockfest Just a heads up to let y'all know that these folks: http://www.netstockfest.net/ are running a big electronic music netaudio marathon for the next several days. I don't know many of the listed artists (besides myself - I play at midnight GMT), so I don't really have any idea what to expect in terms of style. But if you have some bandwidth lying around and want to check out some music, this might be an interesting opportunity. -- Dennis DeSantis www.dennisdesantis.com
RE: (313) team shadetek / prefuse 73
this is along those lines - and free http://ivdt.net/mp3048.html cheers neil. www.machne-records.com -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 07 April 2005 13:20 To: 313 Subject: (313) team shadetek / prefuse 73 ok, not strictly 313 related but I need more music like Team Shadetek and Prefuse 73 that kind a way, chopped up idm styled hip hop beats, have been looking, but can't find that many anyone? -- Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 266.8.1 - Release Date: 23/03/2005
(313) Any news about Detroit?
Is there any news about the lineup for Detroit this year? I've been waiting to buy my tickets but haven't heard anything yet. I appologize if the question has already been asked. I'm a bit behind reading the e-mails... Anton www.antonbanks.com
Re: (313) team shadetek / prefuse 73
dimlite - runbox wheaters out on 25th april on sonar kolletiv check the snippets on sonarkollektiv.de amazing stuff! c. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Beans (on WARP) - he used to be in Antipop Consortium El-P Boom Bip Super_Collider cLOUDEAD Add Nosdom Machine Drum Req [EMAIL PROTECTED] ds.net To 04/07/05 07:20 AM 313 313@hyperreal.org cc Subject (313) team shadetek / prefuse 73 ok, not strictly 313 related but I need more music like Team Shadetek and Prefuse 73 that kind a way, chopped up idm styled hip hop beats, have been looking, but can't find that many anyone? --- avast! Antivirus: Eingehende Nachricht sauber. Virus-Datenbank (VPS): 0514-1, 07.04.2005 Getestet um: 07.04.2005 17:07:51 avast! - copyright (c) 1988-2004 ALWIL Software. http://www.avast.com
Re: (313) Any news about Detroit?
The afterparties (like always) will get the majority of the fun, IMO. Check the all weekend bash that EA is doing here: http://www.electricavenue.org/site/ cheers, D On Thu, 7 Apr 2005, Anton Banks (313) wrote: Is there any news about the lineup for Detroit this year? I've been waiting to buy my tickets but haven't heard anything yet. I appologize if the question has already been asked. I'm a bit behind reading the e-mails... Anton www.antonbanks.com
Re: (313) team shadetek / prefuse 73
fab wrote: hi marsel, although im not too up-to-date on this sort of music, i reccommend Dirty Dozen by Push Button Objects (Chocolate Industries label) - crispy crunchy abstract beats, like merck meets hiphop fab. - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 2:20 PM Subject: (313) team shadetek / prefuse 73 ok, not strictly 313 related but I need more music like Team Shadetek and Prefuse 73 that kind a way, chopped up idm styled hip hop beats, have been looking, but can't find that many anyone? i'll put in another vote for jimmy edgar. played with him at a festival in vancouver a few years back and it was excellent. andrew -- Andrew Duke scoring/sound design/source http://andrew-duke.com Cognition Audioworks label [Andrew Duke, Foal, Clinker, Granny'Ark] http://cognitionaudioworks.com -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.9.4 - Release Date: 4/6/2005
(313) 06-05-05 equinox playlist/archive
(forwarding this for Gerald Matrix) OK - Here's what happened with yesterdays show. the 1st half gets started on a more experimental note, with some house and dub mixed in. with the remainder feeling like... ahh heck, just have a listen i'm not quite sure how to describe it - house, techno, electro, old, new its got it all. feel free to listen/download a copy from the 'Equinox' page @ www.gerald-matrix.com Cheers! G Artist - Title (Label) Radian - Jet (Thrill Jockey) Detroit Escalator Co. - Nebulae (Peacefrog) Push Button Objects - The Hamocks (Skam) Schatrax - Comfort (Schatrax) Theo Parrish - Walking Thru The Sky (Sound Signature) Fresh and Low - Espresso (Crucial) Round Two - New Day [edit] (Main Street) Rhythm Sound w/Tikiman - Never Tell You (Burial Mix) Locust - Wilheim Klopper Dance (RS) Jeff Mills - Fantastica (Axis) Jean-Michel Jarre - Equinoxe Part 7 (Polydor) Boards Of Canada - June 9th (Skam) 1954 - Redshot [Dan Lui rmx] (21/22 Corp.) Purveyors of Fine Funk - The Thing (Deep Departures) Gerald Mitchell - Round Round [Aaron Carl rmx] (Soul City) Agent X - In The Morning (Planet E) Rene Breitbarth - Bespin (Sub Static) Theo Parrish - I Can Take It (Sound Signature) Oddworx - Sex and Non-Persons (Session) Kaay Alexi - House Is (Delirium) Terrace - Invasion (Djax) Blake Baxter - Forever And A Day (10) When In Rome - The Promise [Coliseum mix] (Virgin) Jason Brunton - BOF (Down Low) Sound Stream - Motion (Sound Stream) Morgan Geist - Self Init (Clear) website: www.gerald-matrix.com event organiser/writer/dj: Kick Magazine - www.kickmagazine.ca radio host: Equinox Radio on Electrique @ www.netmusique.com -- Andrew Duke scoring/sound design/source http://andrew-duke.com Cognition Audioworks label [Andrew Duke, Foal, Clinker, Granny'Ark] http://cognitionaudioworks.com -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.9.4 - Release Date: 4/6/2005
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just checking to see if this thing's working. website: www.gerald-matrix.com event organiser/writer/dj: Kick Magazine - www.kickmagazine.ca radio host: Equinox Radio on Electrique @ www.netmusique.com
Re: (313) 06-05-05 equinox playlist/archive
thanks again Andrew for forwarding this. it looks like i've got my email problems sorted now. G - Original Message - From: Andrew Duke Cognition Audioworks [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org; IDM List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 12:11 PM Subject: (313) 06-05-05 equinox playlist/archive (forwarding this for Gerald Matrix) OK - Here's what happened with yesterdays show. the 1st half gets started on a more experimental note, with some house and dub mixed in. with the remainder feeling like... ahh heck, just have a listen i'm not quite sure how to describe it - house, techno, electro, old, new its got it all. feel free to listen/download a copy from the 'Equinox' page @ www.gerald-matrix.com Cheers! G Artist - Title (Label) Radian - Jet (Thrill Jockey) Detroit Escalator Co. - Nebulae (Peacefrog) Push Button Objects - The Hamocks (Skam) Schatrax - Comfort (Schatrax) Theo Parrish - Walking Thru The Sky (Sound Signature) Fresh and Low - Espresso (Crucial) Round Two - New Day [edit] (Main Street) Rhythm Sound w/Tikiman - Never Tell You (Burial Mix) Locust - Wilheim Klopper Dance (RS) Jeff Mills - Fantastica (Axis) Jean-Michel Jarre - Equinoxe Part 7 (Polydor) Boards Of Canada - June 9th (Skam) 1954 - Redshot [Dan Lui rmx] (21/22 Corp.) Purveyors of Fine Funk - The Thing (Deep Departures) Gerald Mitchell - Round Round [Aaron Carl rmx] (Soul City) Agent X - In The Morning (Planet E) Rene Breitbarth - Bespin (Sub Static) Theo Parrish - I Can Take It (Sound Signature) Oddworx - Sex and Non-Persons (Session) Kaay Alexi - House Is (Delirium) Terrace - Invasion (Djax) Blake Baxter - Forever And A Day (10) When In Rome - The Promise [Coliseum mix] (Virgin) Jason Brunton - BOF (Down Low) Sound Stream - Motion (Sound Stream) Morgan Geist - Self Init (Clear) website: www.gerald-matrix.com event organiser/writer/dj: Kick Magazine - www.kickmagazine.ca radio host: Equinox Radio on Electrique @ www.netmusique.com -- Andrew Duke scoring/sound design/source http://andrew-duke.com Cognition Audioworks label [Andrew Duke, Foal, Clinker, Granny'Ark] http://cognitionaudioworks.com -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.9.4 - Release Date: 4/6/2005
(313) MATTHEW DEAR playing LIVE at Oslo this Saturday, with MAGDA.
Matthew Dear will be doing a special live set for the hometown leg (and final night) of the Minus/Spectral tour, this Saturday at Detroit's OSLO. Details: SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH, 2005 SPECTRAL SOUND and MINUS present: AUDION (aka Matthew Dear) and MAGDA With special guests TNT (Osborne/James T. Cotton) and Marc Houle DETROIT @ OSLO 1456 Woodward Avenue 9pm, 21+ FLYER: http://www.ghostly.com/1.0/spectral/index2.htm INFO: http://www.ghostly.com INFO: http://www.m-nus.com
(313) Kraftwerk Chicago
anyone else get tickets this morning? we'll see you there! MEK
Re: (313) Any news about Detroit?
the lineup will_not_be announced until early may. _j - Original Message - From: Anton Banks (313) [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 11:02 AM Subject: (313) Any news about Detroit? Is there any news about the lineup for Detroit this year? I've been waiting to buy my tickets but haven't heard anything yet. I appologize if the question has already been asked. I'm a bit behind reading the e-mails... Anton www.antonbanks.com
Re: (313) MATTHEW DEAR playing LIVE at Oslo this Saturday, with MAGDA.
according to your flyers, this will be a final scratch set from dear. that is not a live set. this matters to people like me. cya saturday thx -Joe - Original Message - From: Thomas Meluch [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 5:09 PM Subject: (313) MATTHEW DEAR playing LIVE at Oslo this Saturday, with MAGDA. Matthew Dear will be doing a special live set for the hometown leg (and final night) of the Minus/Spectral tour, this Saturday at Detroit's OSLO. Details: SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH, 2005 SPECTRAL SOUND and MINUS present: AUDION (aka Matthew Dear) and MAGDA With special guests TNT (Osborne/James T. Cotton) and Marc Houle DETROIT @ OSLO 1456 Woodward Avenue 9pm, 21+ FLYER: http://www.ghostly.com/1.0/spectral/index2.htm INFO: http://www.ghostly.com INFO: http://www.m-nus.com
(313) new music...
just thought i'd share: http://kanzleramt.com/index.php?s_id=6action=detailid=172 kenny MindInfluence Music -Solid Gold Playaz -Black Music -Cozmic Jazzz Futurist -Soul Mediques -Techelectro Out Now: Pirahna Head - Poem 4 A Lost One Black Music Remix - MoodsGrooves - http://big50entertainment.com/moods Mel Hammond - Le Nu Por Le Nu Vol. 2 w/remixes by Solid Gold Playaz, Black Music, Soul Mediques - Losonofono - http://lsfrecords.com Black Music feat. Solid Gold Playaz - Pray 4 Soul - Losonofono Coppe - Blue Vol. 2 - w/remixes by Solid Gold Playaz and Black Music/Soul Mediques - Losonofono Out Soon: Solid Gold Playaz Present MindInfluence - Alone (My Life Underground) - Kanzleramt Solid Gold Playaz - My Life... Pt 1 - Kanzleramt Black Music feat. Solid Gold Playaz - Deeper Everyday - Silver Network Cozmic Jazzz Futurist - Control The Minds - Losonofono
(313) london party spam 16th April
...evening all we're doing a sound system party on Sat 16th April it'll be more on a roots/dub tip than a 313 tip, but possibly of interest to people on this list nonetheless more info here: http://www.ialityhifi.co.uk apologies to everyone else for the spam! D.
(313) ZING!
anyone see http://www.ubercoolische.com ?? (I dont know the authors or any of the featured players, please dont send me hate mail.)
