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Hi nice people, Can you recommend other forums or email lists with nice people to answer some of my many questions on funk and jazz?? What about another list for rock/punk/funk/dub/wave early 80's crossover?? Maybe one for disco, both funk and space variations, with some italo heads is also available?? Any pointers to forums about these or anything in between will be really appreciated. This way I would not bother you with OT questions. Many thanks, Gui ---
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disco: http://www.discomusic.com/forums/index.php house (includes disco etc): http://deephousepage.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=forumf=23submit=Go italo: http://www.cybernetic-broadcasting.net/forum/ funk: http://www.fryer-mantis.co.uk/modules.php?name=Forums everything: http://www.djhistorymix.com/smf/index.php?board=2.0 Guilherme Menegon Arantes wrote: Hi nice people, Can you recommend other forums or email lists with nice people to answer some of my many questions on funk and jazz?? What about another list for rock/punk/funk/dub/wave early 80's crossover?? Maybe one for disco, both funk and space variations, with some italo heads is also available?? Any pointers to forums about these or anything in between will be really appreciated. This way I would not bother you with OT questions. Many thanks, Gui ---
RE: (313) Lost Sunday 28th August 2005 (bit offtopic)
That link didn't work for me so I stuck this into my browser: http://www.verrissen.org/mixi/ Check it out... Not just Surgeon but also The Advent and Stewart Walker live This has just made my day, and it is not even 9am yet. :) N -Original Message- From: Blaauw, Martijn de [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 18 July 2005 18:08 To: Benoît Pueyo; 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) Lost Sunday 28th August 2005 (bit offtopic) Sorry, did not really follow the discussion...but in order to get back to the music, i came across this: http://www.verrissen.org/mixi/surge...-03-2005-dc.mp3 2 hours of Surgeon with his Ableton madness recored at the final goodbye party from Tresor earlier this year... Did he ever play at Lost? (to make some sense on the topic:-) N-joy Martijn -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: Benoît Pueyo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verzonden: maandag 18 juli 2005 19:05 Aan: 313@hyperreal.org Onderwerp: Re: (313) Lost Sunday 28th August 2005 I hear the same stuff about record sales, that old fashionned music sells less because its been the same for too long, and that young people prefer to buy stuff fitting more to their tastes (lets say some regular hard pounding techno). For the last years ive heard the 25,30 and over people saying it used to be better, young do not appreciate the good things... Err sounds like my parents. I think such parties (ive never been to Lost, but i guess what u mean) should probably try to get some smaller venues to stay successful in terms of crowd, atmosphere and music, rather than changing their musical style which obviously does not fit with anybody (promoters , attenders) linked to this event. Dont misundertand me, i like it old school. I just prefer it succesful in a small club (like that one at Moog with Jeff Mills at Sonar) rather than big and boring (example that story saying Richie Hawtin was so boring in 5000 people arena full of people expecting DJs like Adam Beyer). -- Benoît. Odeluga, Ken a écrit : Well, it must have something to do with his long-lasting relationship with Lost. I mean he's been playing there for over a decade, and even did things like that first Space Bass @ Bridge Tunnel for £5 entry, so it must (at least partially) be due to the strength of the relationship. How many Detroit promoters have been throwing parties that would book Jeff Mills (consistently) over the last ten years? The same is almost as true of Rob Hood (who actually lives in Detroit rather than splitting time between Chicago and Berlin), no? Correct me if I'm wrong, but Lost must be one of the longest-running parties in the world (if not the longest at almost 14 years) that cater to Detroit techno. Tristan *** Right on T. I say for all it's faults (most of them fairly recent) it really ought to be recognized that Lost has played a major role in keeping a segment of 'Detroit' music alive - at least by flying a flag, but also by actually funding the producers of it with regular gigs (at I believe sensibly competitive fees). Don't forget Atkins, and of course May. The problem Lost must confront now of course, is that many of us punters and the generation of DJs we grew up with, are getting on. We won't be able prop Lost up forever (sooner or later most of us succumb to the wife/kids syndrome - I said syndrome! ;-). Or at least, corporate/career life starts to make more and more demands on our time, or some other type of responsibility does. Nor will the same thing which kept us up all night necessarily keep doing that for a crowd which might visit the institution in 5 years time, let alone ten years time. Obviously, fresh blood and new ideas are becoming imperative. Till then, I can't say I won't be back there soon because I know I will. And I'll enjoy it most likely. Ken __ This email has been scanned by the MessageLabs Email Security System. For more information please visit http://www.messagelabs.com/email __ ** This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have received this email in error please notify the system manager. This footnote also confirms that this email message has been swept by MIMEsweeper for the presence of computer viruses. www.mimesweeper.com ** __ This email has been scanned by the MessageLabs Email Security System. For more information please visit http://www.messagelabs.com/email __
RE: (313) Lost Sunday 28th August 2005 (bit offtopic)
http://www.verrissen.org/mixi/surge...-03-2005-dc.mp3 2 hours of Surgeon with his Ableton madness recored at the final goodbye party from Tresor earlier this year... Did he ever play at Lost? (to make some sense on the topic:-) N-joy Martijn *** He did. At least twice I think. Once with Mayday. Seeing both rocking in the booth to each other's sets was quite something. Ken
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If it's funk or jazz, try The Breaks forums. http://www.the-breaks.com/forums/ The main website has a huge database of hip-hop sample sources. carl morris Plug Two t +442920190151 Guilherme Menegon Arantes wrote: Hi nice people, Can you recommend other forums or email lists with nice people to answer some of my many questions on funk and jazz?? What about another list for rock/punk/funk/dub/wave early 80's crossover?? Maybe one for disco, both funk and space variations, with some italo heads is also available?? Any pointers to forums about these or anything in between will be really appreciated. This way I would not bother you with OT questions. Many thanks, Gui ---
(313) Abdul Haqq Buzz Goree in Glasgow
3rd Earth and Clandestine (UR) in Glasgow Posted by: JasonIridite Submerge Rubadub are proud to present a celebration of 15 years of Techno Art. From July 29th-Aug 1st Rubadub will be transformed into a gallery to showcase the work of Abdul Haqq, responsible for the artwork on some of the Motor City's most notable labels- Transmat, Planet E and of course, Underground Resistance. For the exhibition, Abdul will be presenting and selling a range of limited edition prints and individually made T-Shirts spanning 15 years of design for Techno labels across the world. A party will also be held at the Soundhaus on Friday 29th, where some of Abduls' massive banners, used over the years at UR parties, will be displayed in conjunction with some serious Detroit Techno action courtesy of DJ Buzz Goree (Clandestine). DATE: Friday 29th July VENUE: The Soundhaus, 47 Hydepark Street, Glasgow TIME: 11pm-4am PRICE: £8/10 Taken from: http://technotourist.org/modules.php?op=modloadname=Newsfile=articlesid=774mode=order=0
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LOL -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: Robert Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verzonden: dinsdag 19 juli 2005 19:24 Aan: jurren baars; 313@hyperreal.org Onderwerp: RE: (313) test Alex must be working (or on holiday) -Original Message- From: jurren baars [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 19 July 2005 16:19 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) test is it me or is traffic on 3 1 3 e x t r e m e l y s l o w ? # 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. #
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I have some eevolute news for ya... Begin forwarded message: From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: 19 juli 2005 16:09:11 GMT+02:00 To: 'Eevo Lute Mailing List' [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Eevoinfo] Eevo Lute Newsflash JULY 2005 Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Newsflash JULY 2005 EEVO2501 Terrace – City Sounds scores excellent reviews and DJ Quotes We’re happy to tell you that the first release of 2005, EEVO2501 was well received by the audience and magazines.City Sounds by renowned artist and label owner ‘Terrace’ aka Stefan Robbers caused a number of fine reactions from the international techno music community. See below for some DJ notes and reviews. Terrace played his new live set out for an enthousiastic crowd @ The Unit, Glasgow (UK) on July the 9th. He will be doing a live performance on the 24th of september @ the Panorama Bar in Club Berghain/Ostgut in Berlin (D). UPCOMING RELEASES 6-10-2005 EEVO2502 The Moderator – Reversed Evolution 4 track 12” containing The Moderators best Detroit-influenced Techno and electro tracks yet produced. 20-10-2005 EEVOCD8 Terrace – Interesting Times Full length CD album (simultaneous release on CD and iTunes webstore) containing unreleased works by Terrace aka Stefan Robbers, as well as some tracks previously on IFach records vinyl only. Limited edition release only. Booking inquiries? Please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or call +31(40)2961270 for more information. Quotes on EEVO2501 Terrace – City Sounds Funk D’Void “Thanks for sending me the wonderful Terrace 12! I love the Lab Practice track, it's beautiful.” Laurent Garnier Terrace as good as ever - beautiful music as always - love this” Tom Churchill – Headspace/Emoticon/Traxx “Good stuff - not my favourite Eevolute record ever, but it's still nice. Very well-produced as usual. Will be playing the A1 track out - nice blend of electronics and Italo/disco styles, very warm...” Oliver Kapp - Indulge/Raygun ”great release - i like all tracks, esp. the last one on the b-side (very dark!!)” Billy Nasty – Tortured/Electrix Records ”Wicked EP with Ital Disco styled bassline and lovely strings. It’s a really strong 12”. Anthony Shakir - Frictional Recordings ”It is a welcome return of a veteran. I love to play it out.” EEVO2501 Reviews Interstellar Sounds (www.interstellarsounds.com) “Breathtaking new EP signifying the long overdue return of Terrace. Stefan Robbers also recorded many releases for Djax-Up- Beats in the early nineties under various pseudonyms such as Board of Wisdom, R.E.C., Acid Junkies and Terrace, making Djax one of the most respected 'intelligent techno', as the style was dubbed at the time, labels of the day. Robbers then went on to establish his own label, Eevo-lute, recording under the Florence guise. This EP demonstrates Robbers' passion for emotive electronica, near-on outdoing the long-time Detroit masters at their own game in the process. Truly splendid.” DJ Magazine (Richard Brophy) “In the 90s, Stefan Robbers and his Eevolute label typified the adventurous spirit of European techno as much as fellow Dutchman Speedy J. Suddenly, Robbers went to ground and, apart from the odd release, has been strangely silent for the best part of a decade. ‘City Sounds’ might be a comeback record, but it shows that he has stuck to his trademark sound. The pulsing electro backing of ‘Lab Practice’ makes nods to current trends, but at the heart of this record are Robbers’ emotive, uplifting melodies and his brittle, fractured funk sensibility. 4/5” Martin Dunst – LittleDetroit.net “I haven't heard any Terrace since 1991, so this was most welcome return. This is the first of 4 EP's in the series from different artist that are somehow related, not that I'm sure how but somehow it doesn't really matter as it's a pretty fine record all on its own. It's an odd own to place, influences from Kraftwerk, Donna Summer, ItaloDisco, Detroit and Dub - they are all here but there's plenty of space woven in-between these making for something that has you nodding your head and thinking of distant lands. I wouldn't go as far as trippy but it's pretty close minus the damp hippy! The A-Side Lab Practice and Absense seem to capture this best, crisp drums, driving electro b-lines and cascading strings and 8 bit-riffs - it simply translates as big smiles on the floor or even in the cans. Looks like I've got a lot of catching up to do!” Alex Waltz – Groove Magazin “Stefan Robbers produzierte in der Mitte der Neunziger Jahre als Florence und besonders als Terrace die besten Detroit-Tracks aus Europa. Bei ihm scheint sich kaum etwas Wesentliches verändert zu haben, die neuen Stücke auf seinem eigenen Label Eevolute nehmen jene Verbindung zwischen Detroitiger Außerweltlichkeit und Europäischer Floorbezogenheit auf, für die man ihn damals so liebte. Die Tracks können sich in den
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313 is slow when no one is posting. This is not a bad thing necessarily. Maybe all those Brits will get some work done at the office for a change! On 7/19/05, jurren baars [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: is it me or is traffic on 3 1 3 e x t r e m e l y sl o w ?
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On Jul 19, 2005, at 11:54 AM, Klaas-Jan Jongsma wrote: 6-10-2005 EEVO2502 The Moderator – Reversed Evolution 4 track 12” containing The Moderators best Detroit-influenced Techno and electro tracks yet produced. yea! also liked the first one by Stefan too... city sounds... nice melodic elements. peace
RE: (313) Music I've heard this week
Since it's a little quiet round here today, here's what's new my uptempo crate: Henrik Schwarz - Leave My Head Alone Brain This cool little groover features some dubby sounds (a la deepchord), yummy organ, funk bassline and bluesy soul vox. A variety of mixes range from pretty rootsy to a bit more tech-house. Would work well the new Dark Comedy bizness, and is way more dynamic and varied than some of the more stripped-down Henrik gear. Domu - Discotech EP Yeah, yeah, I know I'm always on about Domu. This one is pretty cool-- he takes his more freestyle/bnb approach and applies it to house music. The results are a bit Theo/KDJ, complete with samples all over the place, off-kilter beats, and satisfying basslines. B2 is a bit different with a bit more of what you expect from Domu-- nice detroit-ish moody pads, brokenbeats and some dnb influences. Kid Sublime - Bassment Works Vol. 4 More lowlands minimal deep house with prominent KDJ influences. For me the real winner is the Side B. Totally grrooovy with good builds and changes, featuring a nice little vocal loop (keep on doing what I'm doing). I also just picked up Basement Soul, which is a full-length RB/Soul album-- very nice, but much more song-oriented. Spymusic - The Start of Something Big This 6 track mini album features warm, organic sounds (electric guitar, electric piano), a smattering of synth tones and nice beats ranging from house to downtempo. The overall effect is funky and musical but with a serious groove. Joakim - Teenage Kiss Well-moving vocal number with an acidy punk funk groove combined with some glitchy sounds. B/W Volga Select - Transe, which is kind of a proto-techno slash punk-funk thing that would sound great in a set with the Black Devil Disco Club records. Would love to hear this on a proper rig. Also loving (in the jazz/downtempo crate): Dwight Tribble The Life Force Trio Malik Flavors - Ugly Beauty Ammon Contact - New Birth Luke Vibert - Lover's Acid
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-- Original Message -- From: dave cronin [EMAIL PROTECTED] Domu - Discotech EP Yeah, yeah, I know I'm always on about Domu. This one is pretty cool-- he takes his more freestyle/bnb approach and applies it to house music. The results are a bit Theo/KDJ, complete with samples all over the place, off-kilter beats, and satisfying basslines. B2 is a bit different with a bit more of what you expect from Domu-- nice detroit-ish moody pads, brokenbeats and some dnb influences. when domu was in town about a year and a half ago he bought two copies of omar-s 002 from the shop i work at, one for him and one for dego. those guys love some detroit house music. Kid Sublime - Bassment Works Vol. 4 More lowlands minimal deep house with prominent KDJ influences. For me the real winner is the Side B. Totally grrooovy with good builds and changes, featuring a nice little vocal loop (keep on doing what I'm doing). yeah that one is nice. i thought i heard there was a part 5 out, has anyone heard that? i actually havent liked anything else he's done outside of the basement works records. tom andythepooh.com
(313) Searching for Microlife
K... Back when MP3.com was actually a good site, I ran across an artist called Microlife. He had some excellent music and I had his entire collection of tracks on MP3.com. I was particularly fond of one called M Path, but lost my entire MP3.com collection to my 2 year old (she broke a bunch of my CD'). I can't find much of anything on this artist except for one track on http://www.juno.co.uk/artists/Microlife/. Anyone have any of the old MP3.com stuff or more info on this artist? George Jones IV - Logic7 http://www.geocities.com/labwerx -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.323 / Virus Database: 267.9.1/51 - Release Date: 7/18/2005
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my introduction to him was his remix of Recloose's Us vs. Us, which was pretty nice, though quite slow. --- Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: yeah that one is nice. i thought i heard there was a part 5 out, has anyone heard that? i actually havent liked anything else he's done outside of the basement works records. From: dave cronin [EMAIL PROTECTED] Kid Sublime - Bassment Works Vol. 4 More lowlands minimal deep house with prominent KDJ influences. For me the real winner is the Side B. Totally grrooovy with good builds and changes, featuring a nice little vocal loop (keep on doing what I'm doing).
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-- Original Message -- From: dave cronin [EMAIL PROTECTED] my introduction to him was his remix of Recloose's Us vs. Us, which was pretty nice, though quite slow. that was the first i heard of him too, and i liked his mix better than the original though that is definitely my least favorite recloose record. basement works 3 has his best track IMO on it, its a disco loop kinda jam but really dirty and nasty. tom andythepooh.com
