Re: RE: (313)OT Kanye Revisited
i think kent was saying that he wouldnt step in unless people griped to him. honestly, if you guys who complain about this list were on these other lists that have so much crap on them, i dont see why youd complain. very, very rarely is there a day on this list where there's so many posts that i delete them (unlike many other lists ive been on in the past). this list is better than most because it feels more like a true community and communities discuss things outside their community all the time. tom -- Original Message -- From: Renegade808 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wed, 7 Sep 2005 14:28:31 -0700 (PDT) well i dont really have a problem with anyone on this list...i have had it out with alex a few times (all in good spirits). But i never knew we had a moderator... In my opinion this kinda sucks...nothing against Kent Williams (think i even met u in the D this year) But does this mean when Kent thinks something is on topic its ok to talk about it and if he says No then we can't? That to me seems kinda wrong. It means we can only discuss what Kent or any other moderator wants us too? Am i not understanding this correctly. jus seems kinda bunk as i am sure anyone on this list has there own opinions as to what should be heard and what should not be heard. I kinda agree with joe on this Kanye West has nothing to do with 313 as do alot of people who have been discussed on this list. At times its a english social hour with rants about places and things and cultures having NOTHING to do with 313 techno. I did'nt even pipe up when there was the tread about miners in the U.K and old U.K history...lol it seems easy...jus keep the focus on Detroit. I am on ALOT of mailing lists and the more off topic posts i have to delete the better.The hurricane is kind of an exception as things like that are naturally gonna make it to most lists in some sort of way as alot of people are effected. I dont know i just dont like the idea that someone can come over the 313 and be like I dont like what you are saying so kill the tread or your kicked I liked it when we could solve our own problems.but hey who knows maybe 313 has gotten so outta control this is what we need?? just annother rant...lol michael www.renegaderhythms.com As one of the Stealth Administrators of the 313 list, let me step in and say this: 1. A complaint about an off topic post isn't particularly on-topic either, and should be avoided. If you think a discussion has veered too far from the putative topic of the 313 list, drop me a line privately. I will either admonish the off-topic-ees to cool it, or make an executive decision to let the thread die of its own accord. 2. A Post that complain about posts complaining about posts that are off topic are the second derivative of an off topic post, and are even anything less interesting than the chain of posts that engendered it. I shall return to the shadows now. As you were. andythepooh.com
Re: (313)OT Kanye Revisited
Kent is a good guy and contributes some excellent points as does Tom and others. Point taken on Kanye. I started the thread. I get the point. I respect it, let's move on. From now on all references to Kanye will be censored from my posts. ;) Hey, anybody heard the new Paperclip People mix of *beep's* Diamonds? Opps. Just kiddin'. I'm not trying to start anything...just trying to discuss rationally my feeling on a moderator From what i know Kent is a nice person with a level head. This is not about Kent...jus about a list moderator, whoever it is. No one that i ever recall has moderated this list. I've been on here for years and have never heard anyone say what Kent did in his last post. ahh who knows maybe i have not paid close enough attention matt kane's brain said: Also notice that he makes no threats of kicking anyone, period. actually a week or so ago when Tom Cox attacked someone (like normal)...Kent came on and in no certain words threatened to remove him from the list if he did not stop his behavior.and yes maybe Tom deserved that. But where do we draw the linelike i said jus trying to rationally discuss this without attacking anyone. michael www.renegaderhythms.com Renegade808 wrote: well i dont really have a problem with anyone on this list...i have had it out with alex a few times (all in good spirits). But i never knew we had a moderator... We've always had a moderator, at least in theory. I think it was George Smiley, then Matt MacQueen and I don't who the stealth den mothers have been. Kent would make an excellent mommy, in my opinion. :-) Spare the rod and spoil the childrens. jeff ps can I get get up and get a drink of water?
(313) Not so Bent Out of Shape
I don't see the signal to noise ratio or annoying people as a problem or threat to the list. I don't read every post on the list. if I'm not feeling a thread, i don't open any messages with that subject heading. it's like television - i just change the channel if i don't like the show. If somebody annoys me i just make a rule in my email program to delete messages from them before they reach my inbox. it's just like the person was booted by the moderator. james www.jbucknell.com
Re: (313)OT Kanye Revisited
The 313 List is not moderated. That would mean me, or some other poor schlemiel, reading every message and deciding whether it's appropriate for the list. The 313 list has 2 administrators, Matt and I. My main responsibility is looking at subscription requests and approving them, and occasionally I look at the admin mailbox on hyperreal and tell people whose messages bounced why they bounced. As admins, we reserve the right to step into discussions that for one reason or another have gone over the line. What is over the line? Well, since we own the microphone, we decide. Lucky for us (and for you) 99% of the discussions on 313 can run their courses without us getting involved. Neither Matt or I want to get involved with arbitrating disputes or threatening people. We're on 313 as readers and occasional contributors, we didn't sign up to be cops. I only stepped in today because things were going down a worse than useless path -- people complaining about off topic posts, people arguing with people complaining about off topic posts. That sort of thing is completely pointless, and makes for more smoke (as opposed to light) on the list than just letting discussions run their course. Maybe I should have let it slide, but hey, this isn't an exact art. Detroit Techno isn't a completely self-contained thing, so even trying to define off topic, err, definitively, is difficult. Consequently, I'm probably never going to try and kill a discussion thread, unless I get complaints, and even then I'd either let the thread die on it's own or make a suggestion to parties involved off list to maybe STFU already. Similarly, someone would have to be a complete sh*t to get banned -- make racist or homophobic comments, make threats, try to take over the list with flame-baiting, etc. So no fear, my little Vikings, nothing on 313 has changed. Just play nice, respect others, and put the lid back on the paste jar when you're done. All will be well.
Re: (313) KDJ33 - ampapella
i don't know how common it is, but it certainly happens. a guy from chicago on ebay would take rereleased records and relying on the ignorance of others pass them off as rare with outrageous opening prices. i'd just email each bibber informing them that's it's been rereleased and giving them links to where they could buy it for $5.99 it was so funny seeing this guy get pissed. exploiting someone's ignorance for personal profit is wrong. james www.jbucknell.com dUbspencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] r.de To 313@hyperreal.org 09/07/05 06:50 PM cc Subject (313) KDJ33 - ampapella hi there... just wanted to know why this one is so high-priced in ebay, while you still can get a mint copy at rushhour for less money? is it just that people don't check all the source and blindly pay big money on ebay??? cheers frAnk ForwardSourceID:NT00022846
Re: (313)OT Kanye Revisited
On 9/7/05, Renegade808 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: actually a week or so ago when Tom Cox attacked someone (like normal)...Kent came on and in no certain words threatened to remove him from the list if he did not stop his behavior. Actually this never happened, as far as I remember. It's possible that I posted something, that you're misconstruing. But I consider Tom a good friend, and would remember having threatened him with the boot. For that matter, Tom would remember it. But where do we draw the linelike i said jus trying to rationally discuss this without attacking anyone. As I stated, the best policy 99% of the time is to do absolutely nothing. Maybe it was a mistake to get involved with this last discussion, but I have a pet peeve about threads that devolve into complaining about OT posts, so my personal prejudices came into play. That's the problem with using human beings for jobs like this.
RE: (313)OT Kanye Revisited
OK Kent, As you're now perpetuating the very thing which you asked us to stop... OK, don't take that seriously! :-) Actually, should we not recognize that discussing administration is quite on topic? I digress. What I'm interested in is this fact: But I consider Tom a good friend. It prompts me to ask: would you carry enforce the rules of the list, if in a severe case it came to that, even if it in involved a friend? With respect, over the last few months at times, it seems that we have sailed perilously close to situations where I would thought that enough conventions (avoiding the word 'rules' here) had been abused for some sanction to happen, yet it didn't. You being a good friend of the perpetrator of a lot of the malicious noise of recent months (mo) is a revelation to me. I appreciate your honesty though. Ken On 9/7/05, Renegade808 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: actually a week or so ago when Tom Cox attacked someone (like normal)...Kent came on and in no certain words threatened to remove him from the list if he did not stop his behavior. Actually this never happened, as far as I remember. It's possible that I posted something, that you're misconstruing. But I consider Tom a good friend, and would remember having threatened him with the boot. For that matter, Tom would remember it. But where do we draw the linelike i said jus trying to rationally discuss this without attacking anyone. As I stated, the best policy 99% of the time is to do absolutely nothing. Maybe it was a mistake to get involved with this last discussion, but I have a pet peeve about threads that devolve into complaining about OT posts, so my personal prejudices came into play. That's the problem with using human beings for jobs like this.
Re: (313)OT Kanye Revisited
On 9/8/05, Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: OK Kent, But I consider Tom a good friend. It prompts me to ask: would you carry enforce the rules of the list, if in a severe case it came to that, even if it in involved a friend? Yes. You being a good friend of the perpetrator of a lot of the malicious noise of recent months (mo) is a revelation to me. Tom may talk sh*t, and hold strong opinions, but I never saw him write anything that rose to the level where I'd see him as a detriment to the list. You might disagree, but you'd have to convince me and Matt before there was any change from the status quo.
Re: (313)OT Kanye Revisited
Tom may talk sh*t, and hold strong opinions, but I never saw him write anything that rose to the level where I'd see him as a detriment to the list. You might disagree, but you'd have to convince me and Matt before there was any change from the status quo. I met Tom in person this year at Fuse-In and found him quite charming, but his online presence is pretty unpleasant to be honest. He's often abusive and responds in a completely inappropriate way to other users. I find this upsetting, even though I haven't as yet been the target of his wrath I'm not proposing that Tom should be removed, that's not what communities are for imo, but I think that his posts are much more detrimental to the rest of this community than people making (admittedly quite boring) contributions to the OT debate. My point is that if you're going to let the board self-moderate Tom's posts, then the OT post debate should also be left alone.
(313) Alexander Robotnick at Love, NYC
Hey 313 people. I thought the New Yorkers in the crowd might want to come check out this event I'm throwing in New York at a new club called Love. I know Mr. Robotnick needs no introduction, but the club does. Its a new venue started by Steve Weber that is totally dedicated to high quality sound and underground vibes. The musical director is Joe Claussell, himself. They've been mostly doing the soulful Deep House thing for a while but they're breaking out into new territory. The sound system is nuts, they have 7 foot high bass bins, and enough sound for a space 10x bigger. Come check it out! e - SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 10TH Regressive Technologies V 9.0 http://www.scatalogics.com/images/R...0E-%20FLYER.jpg Celebrating the release of Alexander Robotnick - Ciucci Kola Remixes available now on Scatalogics Records. The return of ALEXANDER ROBOTNICK Live/DJ Set Also appearing: JAMES DUNCAN (Le Systeme, Scatalogics, Environ) TODD SINES (Planet E, Peacefrog) ULYSSES (Scatalogics, Lasergun, Play's Cool) at LOVE 40 West 8th St. at MacDougal 10pm - 6am $10 before 1am / $15 after. 21 and over with ID. http://www.scatalogics.com http://www.lesysteme.org/ http://www.musicislove.net - ALEXANDER ROBOTNICK - Alexander Robotnick, aka Maurizio Dami, is an Italian music producer. He made his debut on the Italian music scene as the founding-member of Avida, a dance -cabaret band featuring Daniele Trambusti and Stefano Fuoch. They released a 7 'track EP called La bustina in 1981. In 1983 he attained international stardom under the pseudonym Alexander Robotnick when his song Problèmes d'amour became a dance music cult classic. In 2002 Robotnick returned to the Electro style that so strongly characterized his musical début, though it was April 2003 before he finally got a hold of a lap-top to DJ with, an activity he had never considered before because Robotnick never liked vinyl (but he does like audiocassettes a lot). It's Fabrice Guarnascione (Grossomodo Productions) who offers him the opportunity to make his début as a DJ at Spartacus Club in Aix-En-Provence with Kiko and The Hacker. The night is a success that encourages him to do more DJing. As of June 2003 Robotnick has been djing in a number of clubs around Europe. In Summer 2003 he produced a new track called Viens Chez Moi with Kiko and The Hacker, and a new EP called Les Grands Voyages de l'Amour (Hot Banana). Robotnick is still strongly fascinated by old analog synths and the TB303. He soon realises the present impossibility of reproducing with plug-in software instruments the typical sound of the 80s that made of him a cult favorite. In Autumn 2003 he put together a mixed compilation released by Yellow Productions called The Disco Tech of... Alexander Robotnick, which offers a taste of Robotnick's new lap-top DJing style. Maurizio Dami's future is very much focused on A.Robotnick's project; he will soon start a new collaboration with Kiko for Hot Banana. Be on the lookout for new material! - JAMES DUNCAN - James Duncan was born in Toronto, Canada and was involved in a number of different musical projects there since 1989. Currently based in New York City, he has continued to be active as both a Musician and Producer. He has released solo 12s and remixes for labels such as his own Le Systeme Records, Dancetracks' Traxxx Records, Dan Lui's Chair Recordings and London's Real Soon Records. As a musician he has appeared on releases for such highly respected labels as: Environ, DFA, [EMAIL PROTECTED], Metrotrax and Nu Faze. An active and busy performing musician, he has recorded and toured with Metro Area (Environ), The Rapture (DFA), IZITITIZ ([EMAIL PROTECTED]/Conduit), The Silent League (Mercury Rev), Glenn Branca (Cantalope Records) and currently plays in Jon DeRosa's project AARKTICA. He also appears in select live performances by Metro Area (Environ). - TODD SINES - Todd has over 30 releases and remixes under his belt for international labels such as Background, Beta Bodega, Contact, Ecco Chamber, Orma, Peacefrog, Philpot, Planet E, Public Transit, Reinforced, Residual, 7th City, 21/22, and many others. - Scatalogics 10 Rutgers St #2E New York, NY 10002 www.scatalogics.com Scatalogics 10 Rutgers St #2E New York, NY 10002 www.scatalogics.com
RE: (313)OT Kanye Revisited
I'm happy to go off list with this chat Kent if it helps but for the moment I've got to just ask (jestingly) 'are you blind man!?!?!' ;-) Probably you weren't watching the list a couple of weeks back when there was an ugly spat over why DJ Bone hadn't provided a DL-able file of his weekly mix. The guy who posts it as far as I can see is just an inoffensive, non-hyping dude trying to help (Is his name Garratt McGrath?). If you had witnessed the several posts of vituperative vilification comprised of swearing lewd insults (it's where I got the homosexual rape thing which I mentioned earlier) I wonder if you'd still suggest that he never saw him write anything that rose to the level where I'd see him as a detriment to the list? The saddest thing was is that none of this is out of character for Mr Cox and it seems hardly a fortnight went by, up till last week when I amongst others lost patience excoriated him, that he wouldn't gratuitously put the boot in for no good reason. Whatever you might think of him Kent, to us, far too often, he behaves like a c Ken -Original Message- From: Kent Williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 08 September 2005 14:36 To: Odeluga, Ken Cc: list 313 Subject: Re: (313)OT Kanye Revisited On 9/8/05, Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: OK Kent, But I consider Tom a good friend. It prompts me to ask: would you carry enforce the rules of the list, if in a severe case it came to that, even if it in involved a friend? Yes. You being a good friend of the perpetrator of a lot of the malicious noise of recent months (mo) is a revelation to me. Tom may talk sh*t, and hold strong opinions, but I never saw him write anything that rose to the level where I'd see him as a detriment to the list. You might disagree, but you'd have to convince me and Matt before there was any change from the status quo.
Re: (313)OT Kanye Revisited
Kinda can't see why people are getting heated or beating down on Tom, sure he brings the heat but since when did techno become all Beige Martin
Re: Re: (313)OT Kanye Revisited
Cyclone, I produce tracks, and I play in detroit from time to time, as some of you know. just because I like the doors, and could consider them a musical influence, does that open us up to a the doors thread? at some point, you have to draw a line, otherwise, why does the list have a direction? we can all agree (I hope) that kanye west doesnt make detroit techno, so why are we talking about it here? surely you're free to start a mailing list dedicated to anything you like, but this one was established for discussing detroit techno. if the only metric is finding some meandering relationship with 313 (ie theo parrish talks about kayne west) then we might as well just talk about anything and everything. if theo parrish starts talking about polka music, are we going to start a polka thread? additionally, (and this will be wildly unpopular here), this list isnt the place to wack out racial differences within the techno community. I'm sorry for instigating this.. -Joe From: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: 2005/09/07 Wed PM 08:13:35 EDT To: 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313)OT Kanye Revisited I will be mindful in future if such posts are going to distress and anger people but really do you think you can isolate - and compartmentalise Detroit techno/house to that extent? I think it's extremely naive. Do you think the actual makers of this music only sit at home and listen to techno and house and nothing else? Do you not think these scenarios have an impact? Kanye is relevant because he has been openly praised by several leading Detroit artists - like Theo Parrish, Stacey Pullen and Derrick May. Theo, especially. If you look at some of the directions Sound Signature is taking, then perhaps you will see that they are not so disparate. Like the Detroit pioneers West is trying to break down stereotypes of black musicmakers in the US just in a different sphere. I actually think that Theo and Kanye have rather similar backgrounds. What's more when it comes to New Orleans, as we all know, the city has a strong music legacy with the blues yet I think that the city will become very much like contemporary Detroit in future - as Detroit was after the racial riots, the city will be largely abandoned by a (white) middle-class and populated by the poor. That will no doubt have ramifications for its cultural legacy. Maybe history is repeating... lets get this off this list. this is not: 1.) politix 313 2.) kanye west 313 3.) rb 313 if you want to tie the whole f'ing world into 313 (as seems to be the case with rb artists getting play on this list) then we might as well open it right up, because I would bet your mother that I can tie just about anything back to detroit, 6 degrees of seperation and all. sorry to be that guy but I get extra annoyed when someone puts OT in the subject of a post and sends it to the list ANYWAYS. if its OT, then its OT, ie this isnt the place for that particular post. my heart(and money) goes to those affected by the hurricane, but I dont care about what musicians say, I care about what notes they write, in what order, and the manner in which they are represented. I can think for myself, thank you very much argh! sent with love, -Joe From: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: 2005/09/07 Wed AM 11:03:09 EDT To: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313)OT Kanye Revisited I note that in one wide US report on West's speech it was referred to as a rant which is also a very value-laden term in itself. What I really admired was the way that despite obviously being full of emotion and nerves he composed himself and calmly delivered what he wanted to say - major props indeed! *** Was it Fox?! Whatever, this is the same media which was at the weekend saying New Orleans escaped the worst of Katrina, so yeah I'd rather believe Mr West thanks! K
(313) OT
I'm loath to post this but, for crying out loud people there's no traffic on here concerning 313 music for a few weeks then we all jump on an OT thread. This just doesn't make sense. I've been quiet cos I'm very busy but surely we're not all in that boat? -Music- So what do people make of the new Chez Damier (Kids in the Streets, props for interesting words on the centre label). Anyone heard the new stuff on New Religion (a few of you musta got sent the ART sampler CD, the wicked new $tinkworx etc)? I'm well looking forward to that Planet Delsin comp. What about the new Frantic Flowers by Duplex? The C2/Laurent Garnier that me and Francis were banging on about? The new Arken on Sonar Kollective (non-boring glitch with a 313 flavour anyone?). When's Carl Craig gonna come out with his own Darkness reworks? What about that mix that's up on Claude Young's site? Even talking about whether that White Stripes 'Door bell' single is 313 is more on topic than this... There's loads of music to talk about other than jumping on someone for being OT. robin... ps. Tom: I think the concensus is that people who have met you like you but the attitude could praps be toned down a little.
(313) Aquatic EP
I admit it. I'm guilty. I couldn't help myself. It was only 10 dollars, so I bought the much maligned boot of the Aquatic EP on BUZZ. To be honest, the sound quality is not bad. Perhaps I got lucky this time. I would be interested to hear a sample of a tune from the original BUZZ release vs. my booted copy. I have heard that some original BUZZ pressings were not of the best ilk. I do have an original copy of the panic in Detroit comp, and it sounds sketchy at best. Anyone have any thoughts? Cheers, Lee R. Herrington U STORE IT Technical Support Specialist [EMAIL PROTECTED] 440-260-2245 __ .__ __ __ _____/ |_ ___ |__|/ |_ | | \ __ / ___/\ __\/ _ \_ __ \_/ __ \ __ | \ __\ | | / /_/ \___ \ | | ( _ ) | \/\ ___/ /_/ | || | |/ / |__| \/|__|\___ |__||__| \/ \/
(313) New Order v. TLC mashup
Hello all, I thought I'd lighten the mood by sharing a little mashup I recently made, New Order v. TLC Blue Scrubs. It's not at all a straight up mashup though, actually more of a remix combining two different tracks. The genre, for lack of a better term, is electro-glitch. Page: http://www.nocturnalnoize.com/mixes.htm Direct link: http://www.nocturnalnoize.com/mp3/BlueScrubs.mp3 313 relevance, I sorta make Detroit techno. Sometimes. I lived in Ferndale on 9 mile, one mile from the D. And I worked at the Detroit Zoo for three weeks once while staying downtown on Woodward. So I'm almost a Detroit techno producer (now I live in Chicago). ~David
(313) mu - paris hilton
hey has anyone got the lyrics of Mu's 'Paris Hilton' on this list? it would be outrageous to read, i catch up only snippets of it thank you Mario
Re: (313) Arken
Okay, I'll bite. This sounds like it would be up my alley, but who is Arken? No mention on discogs. Any idea who this artist is, and if there are soundclips of this record anywhere? I keep hearing Sonar Kollective mentioned and I also have no idea what they are about. What's the scoop? Ah, gotta love being stuck in the midwest of the USA!!! Bit hard to figure out what's what sometimes. ~David Robin said: -Music- The new Arken on Sonar Kollective (non-boring glitch with a 313 flavour anyone?).
Re: (313) New Order v. TLC mashup
Nice mashup! A lot of fun. I've been tempted to do things like this but never get around to it... Jamil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello all, I thought I'd lighten the mood by sharing a little mashup I recently made, New Order v. TLC Blue Scrubs. It's not at all a straight up mashup though, actually more of a remix combining two different tracks. The genre, for lack of a better term, is electro-glitch. Page: http://www.nocturnalnoize.com/mixes.htm Direct link: http://www.nocturnalnoize.com/mp3/BlueScrubs.mp3 313 relevance, I sorta make Detroit techno. Sometimes. I lived in Ferndale on 9 mile, one mile from the D. And I worked at the Detroit Zoo for three weeks once while staying downtown on Woodward. So I'm almost a Detroit techno producer (now I live in Chicago). ~David
(313) ART comp
Domu's joint quarantined has got me spinning around [again]. It's grown on me so hard in the last week it's crazy. I've always admired his stuff from afar fro his production qualities and all the technical stuff, but never bought one of his records. This track inparticular is just a stunning piece of broken beat techno soul. Arrangements that make you wanna slap your mpc. It's like pure sunshine in a bottle with big ole' drum-nuts. Bananas. And for those that doubted stacy pullen a week or so ago, he's gonna make you eat your words when the comp hits. His liquid letter is just a squelchtacular journey into rhythmic bliss via detroit's finest cosmic jet ski's. yeah. Yeah. Transmission destination: planet delsin Connection secure: yes Transmissions contents: come in planet delsin...come in...are you there? This is a distress signal from earth minor. ...planet delsin recon come in.. End transmission. KKS
RE: (313) ART comp
Kamal you are quite correct - that Stacey Pullen track is the bomb! And there's other stuff on there that ain't half bad either : )
(313) New Jeff Mills ep only available online
Taken from: http://technotourist.org/modules.php? op=modloadname=Newsfile=articlesid=795 Jeff Mills offers his first exclusive 12 Ep for the Axis Shop. Taken from the archive of unreleased Purpose Maker tracks, he punctuates his influence in the world of Electronic Music with this 3 track 12 Ep entitled Time Mechanic (ax-043). Easily accessible for any type of dj, as with all the Purpose Maker releases, this release bares much more emotion. Funky basslines, precise arrangements and sexy percussion all equal to Millsian Minimalism that is hard to find today. A must-have for any Purpose Maker/Axis collector. For more detiails: visit www.axisrecords.com
RE: (313) ART comp
Pardon folks... is this the comp that is being released by New Religion? Any further info would be greatly appreciated. Cheers, -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2005 2:39 PM To: '313 Detroit' Subject: RE: (313) ART comp Kamal you are quite correct - that Stacey Pullen track is the bomb! And there's other stuff on there that ain't half bad either : )
Re: (313) ART comp
Check http://www.newreligionrecords.com/ And that Stacey Pullen track is amazing! I heard that NWAQ track a while ago and i am really happy to see it surface on this comp, amazing track with huge strings! KJ On 8-sep-2005, at 21:10, Lee Herrington wrote: Pardon folks... is this the comp that is being released by New Religion? Any further info would be greatly appreciated. Cheers, -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2005 2:39 PM To: '313 Detroit' Subject: RE: (313) ART comp Kamal you are quite correct - that Stacey Pullen track is the bomb! And there's other stuff on there that ain't half bad either : )
Re: (313) New Jeff Mills ep / dj bone
Good lookin out klaas. Give the man a cookie! On topic and on point. this ep sounds like the mills I've been waiting for. Im not gifted at describing music, but I love the more sophisticated sounds of the latest purpose maker as compared to *some* of jeffs recent offerings. percussion abound and the warm, lush synth tones. go to the axis site and follow your ears. I wish i could get some dibs on it. Tip to list, for more great techno check out DJ BONEs new mix CD. Seriously inspired. The track listing is overflowing with ripe talent. Leaves me begging for more. -jason On Sep 8, 2005, at 2:10 PM, Klaas-Jan Jongsma wrote: Taken from: http://technotourist.org/modules.php? op=modloadname=Newsfile=articlesid=795 Jeff Mills offers his first exclusive 12 Ep for the Axis Shop. Taken from the archive of unreleased Purpose Maker tracks, he punctuates his influence in the world of Electronic Music with this 3 track 12 Ep entitled Time Mechanic (ax-043). Easily accessible for any type of dj, as with all the Purpose Maker releases, this release bares much more emotion. Funky basslines, precise arrangements and sexy percussion all equal to Millsian Minimalism that is hard to find today. A must-have for any Purpose Maker/Axis collector. For more detiails: visit www.axisrecords.com
Re: (313) Arken
-- Original Message -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I keep hearing Sonar Kollective mentioned and I also have no idea what they are about. What's the scoop? they recently released a version of irfane's just a little lovin that didnt require sample clearance. its wack. but definitely check out the original, available only on bootleg (with release quality sound!): http://www.discogs.com/release/226912 aside from that, theyre usually hit or miss as are jazzanova. when they hit, they hit. but the misses are much more bland. for some recent hits check moonstarr's detroit, a homage to techno and house from the D which ends up being better than alot of stuff actually coming from the D, the vinyl version of fat freddy's drop's LP (313 relevence: they played at the festival in 2004 [too bad if you missed them, it was awesome] and joe dukie is all over a couple of those jams on the new recloose including dust), and the recent clara hill 12 with recloose rmx on it featuring some of recloose's wildest drum programming since spelunking. their stuff might be a little soulful but its usually atypical. tom andythepooh.com
Re: (313) ART comp
-- Original Message -- From: Stoddard, Kamal [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thu, 8 Sep 2005 13:54:56 -0400 Domu's joint quarantined has got me spinning around [again]. It's grown on me so hard in the last week it's crazy. I've always admired his stuff from afar fro his production qualities and all the technical stuff, but never bought one of his records. This track inparticular is just a stunning piece of broken beat techno soul. Arrangements that make you wanna slap your mpc. It's like pure sunshine in a bottle with big ole' drum-nuts. Bananas. hes a great producer but a really good deejay as well. when he played here a year ago or so, he rocked the techno, house, funk, hiphop, broken beats, and jungle together in a cohesive whole. very nice stuff and a cool dood to boot. im also really feeling that cut on this comp, my favorite from the sampler CD by far. tomm andythepooh.com
