Re: (313) speaking of stasis...
Yes i think that track also made it onto the Fake Fruit and Horrible Shoes compilation cd on Pure Plastic. I still love all the early Pure Plastic releases. They all had a great abstract techno-electro-electronica sound. Unfortunately the later Pure Plastic releases (starting with the Rue East, Ben Sims, and Kapla releases) tended to focus on more of a harder minimal techno sound. The same thing happened to the Ifach and Trelik labels. I long for the older abstract sounds of those labels... 20ft scarf is a killer track! Originally released on Pure Plastic 003 or 004 if I remember right Again makes me feel sad about the fact that Steve Pickton is not doing music anymore. :-((( Cheers, Arne Lance @ Inaudible [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: noticed this recently on some of the new release listsings... Stasis+Allstars: old skool reunion 12 (Pure Plastic Distribution/PPD03) a1. Stasis - 20ft scarf b1. Allstars - byters Rumor has it that the Allstars is comprised of Plaid, Baby Ford, Stasis and Mark Broom. -- ---Lance 6099 Creekside Lane North Ridgeville, OH 44039 United States -- -- ---Lance 6099 Creekside Lane North Ridgeville, OH 44039 United States
(313) Propaganda release
Found this in the mail this morning...maybe old news for soem of u but new for me...i liked some of their older trakcs a lot, ah the 80's! ' After 12 years of silence there's going to be a new Propaganda Release in January 2006 called 'Valley of the machine gods' on Amontillado Music this part 1 of a series of 4 different 12s. Tracklisting: A1 Musiccargo Remix A2 Strawberries Champagne (Remix by Adam Kroll) B1 Original B2 More disciple mix'
Re: (313) Propaganda release
check the audio over here: http://www.vpro.nl/weblog/binders.jsp?maps=14605939magazines=14605941binde rs=18013671 rebelbass out... Found this in the mail this morning...maybe old news for soem of u but new for me...i liked some of their older trakcs a lot, ah the 80's! ' After 12 years of silence there's going to be a new Propaganda Release in January 2006 called 'Valley of the machine gods' on Amontillado Music this part 1 of a series of 4 different 12s. Tracklisting: A1 Musiccargo Remix A2 Strawberries Champagne (Remix by Adam Kroll) B1 Original B2 More disciple mix'
(313) FW: Jeff Mills' blog
plain text version. so should get through. -Original Message- From: Mann, Ravinder Sent: 13 December 2005 15:35 To: '313' Subject:Jeff Mills' blog Jeff Mills' blog (apols if its been mentioned before http://blog.excite.co.jp/jeff05 Rav To view the terms under which this email is distributed, please go to http://disclaimer.leedsmet.ac.uk/email.htm
FW: FW: (313) bugz
-Original Message- From: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 13 December 2005 17:48 that Daluq tune should be easy to find! its been out for ages Indeed it has but though I've searched many times I never managed to find a copy - leading me to the incorrect conclusion that it was a very limited promo that only peepz like bugz had - plus Maddslinky now lives in our neck of the woods and though I've had a contact on his case to ferret me out a copy there's been no joy (unless my contact kept it for himself!). However after a few helpful mails from Jari yesterday I went trawling the net again yesterday to find a copy on your side of the pond, ordered it, now it's fingers crossed time!
(313) New records
I've only bought about 4 records since June, so I've been completely jonesing. Decided to treat myself to a bit of pre-Xmas shopping as follows: AARDVARCK Cult Copy (Album Sampler) [Rushhour Holland ] -Jurren tipped this last week. I really like 1 and 3, but this is probably the best so far. One really good deep house cut and two very lush electroish tracks AFX Analord 09 [Rephlex] AFX Analord 10 [Rephlex] AFX Analord 11 [Rephlex] -All very nice. I'm missing 6 and 7 still. Not sold on 6 yet. Just need to get around to picking up 7 CHANDLER, Kerri/MANOO/DJ BERTRAND/JOVONN The 4 Colors EP [Deeply Rooted House US] -Both the Chandler and Jovonn tracks are sounding very nice to my ears. The Chandler track is quite stripped down, in a kinda NYC-minimal kinda way, if that makes any sense. Very atmospheric in a Natural Resource way too FURRY PHREAKS Mixed Messages EP (reissue) [Miso] -Slightly older, purchased for the B-side, 'Tearful', which has got some mad synthesis in parts HARRIS, Quentin Let's Be Young [Unrestricted Access US] -I heard Lindstromm play this in Panorama in September. Had to get it. Sounds dope in a club KAHIL EL ZABAR Deeper Soul Remix Project Sampler [Deeper Soul] -Both the Henrik Schwarz and Osunlade remixes are fantastic. The Osunlade one sounds like the most primal thing I've ever heard in a house track ROMAN So Ghost? (remixes) [Kalk Pets Germany] -Losoul and Pascal Schaeffer remixes are both excellent Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk
FW: (313) photos of your favorite record shops?
-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 13 December 2005 19:25 anyone got any? one of mine is Underground Solu'shn in Edinburgh - see it here http://www.pigstick.freeserve.co.uk/undersol.html Piccadilly gets lots of mentions on here - rightly so as they've got to be one of the UK's finest. In fact judging by how much international mail order they seem to do they've got be up there in global terms! Yet I'm lucky enough to live right round the corner. At this time of year they produce an interesting booklet with tons of charts and suchlike they give away in the shop (or have to charge mail order customers a penny for as their miserly online ordering software hasn't read Christmas Carol and won't give anything away). In it one wag mentions me as a Saturday part time staffer in a festive jest at how much time I spend in there on that day each week! Anyway here it is: http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/imgsite/shopfront.jpg I've visited Underground Solu'shn and liked it - it's certainly got an amazing setting. I prefer walking down the street to it to up to it though!
RE: (313) speaking of stasis...
Lance said: Unfortunately the later Pure Plastic releases (starting with the Rue East, Ben Sims, and Kapla releases) tended to focus on more of a harder minimal techno sound. i think that's a little unfair.. pure plastic itself still releases some very eclectic material, from the electro of pp061 to oscar mulero's 'a occhi chiusi'.. uxb continues to release the unexpected.. pure plastic distribution deserves a great deal of respect as well, if only for the support it provides to labels like d1.. i reckon the strength of pure plastic has always been that it can't be pinned downed to a sound, just a love of good techno.. check for a really diverse set of music, http://www.pureplastic.co.uk/distribution/latestreleases.php
(313) Maestro DVD
Wotcha, list. Does anyone know of any UK-based stores selling (pref. Region 2) copies of the Maestro DVD? Hit me back off list. Ta, N Nik Stoltzman Cabot Communications Ltd Complete The Digital Picture Tel: +44 117 943 0227 Fax: +44 117 958 4168 ** 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) speaking of stasis...
- Original Message - From: Kelly, Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005 12:32 PM Subject: RE: (313) speaking of stasis... pure plastic itself still releases some very eclectic material, from the electro of pp061 to oscar mulero's 'a occhi chiusi'.. Yeah, the Trolley Route remixes are damn fine, partiularly the Rachmad and Hood remixes. Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk
FW: (313) Maestro DVD
-Original Message- From: Nik Stoltzman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 14 December 2005 13:21 Does anyone know of any UK-based stores selling (pref. Region 2) copies of the Maestro DVD? Hit me back off list. Don't know if they still have it ( and what region it was) but my recommendation of this morning did at one point - let me know how you get on as I want this myself - didn't get it straight away as I didn't have a DVD player, if Piccadilly no longer stock it let me know who does. On list with this as it seems general interest (OK UK general interest!) to me. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 14 December 2005 10:27 Subject: FW: (313) photos of your favorite record shops? Piccadilly gets lots of mentions on here - rightly so as they've got to be one of the UK's finest. In fact judging by how much international mail order they seem to do they've got be up there in global terms! Yet I'm lucky enough to live right round the corner. At this time of year they produce an interesting booklet with tons of charts and suchlike they give away in the shop (or have to charge mail order customers a penny for as their miserly online ordering software hasn't read Christmas Carol and won't give anything away). In it one wag mentions me as a Saturday part time staffer in a festive jest at how much time I spend in there on that day each week! Anyway here it is: http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/imgsite/shopfront.jpg
(313) DJ Bone and Dave Clarke NYE in Liverpool
FYI 'You will be able to catch Dave Clarke playing in England this New Years Eve. Bringing in the new year in Liverpool at the Carling Academy alongside Dj Bone, Steve Shiels, Brendan Long, Nocturne and Bill Heckle'
Re: FW: (313) Maestro DVD
Not sure if there are Region 2 versions of this. Region 1 only I think. I got mine in Piccadilly. robin... [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: -Original Message- From: Nik Stoltzman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 14 December 2005 13:21 Does anyone know of any UK-based stores selling (pref. Region 2) copies of the Maestro DVD? Hit me back off list. Don't know if they still have it ( and what region it was) but my recommendation of this morning did at one point - let me know how you get on as I want this myself - didn't get it straight away as I didn't have a DVD player, if Piccadilly no longer stock it let me know who does. On list with this as it seems general interest (OK UK general interest!) to me. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 14 December 2005 10:27 Subject: FW: (313) photos of your favorite record shops? Piccadilly gets lots of mentions on here - rightly so as they've got to be one of the UK's finest. In fact judging by how much international mail order they seem to do they've got be up there in global terms! Yet I'm lucky enough to live right round the corner. At this time of year they produce an interesting booklet with tons of charts and suchlike they give away in the shop (or have to charge mail order customers a penny for as their miserly online ordering software hasn't read Christmas Carol and won't give anything away). In it one wag mentions me as a Saturday part time staffer in a festive jest at how much time I spend in there on that day each week! Anyway here it is: http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/imgsite/shopfront.jpg
Re: (313) Stones Throw Holiday Mix
- Original Message - From: thomas ironside ainslie [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 Mailing List 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 3:10 PM Subject: (313) Stones Throw Holiday Mix Jaydee is on Stones Throw now, and there's a Marvin Gaye song near the end, so this mix practically drips with 313: http://www.stonesthrow.com/xmas/ Nice one! This is making an otherwise dreary day rather enjoyable. Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk
(313) Rhythim Is Rhythim's 'lost' ambient album
Excuse my poor memory, but wasn't someone talking on 313 about visiting Derrick for some reason and him playing them a DAT (or something) of a whole album of more ambienty tracks? I know someone mentioned it, but I've been racking my brains and can't remember who it was. Any pointers appreciated. Thanks, Dan.
Re: FW: (313) photos of your favorite record shops?
its hard to find a decent sized picture on the web, but the new album from the Lone Catalysts has a picture on the cover of my favorite record store: http://www.cvibes.com/LONE%20CATALYSTS%20-%20Good%20Music.php if youre on myspace, login and you can see it better here: http://www.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewImagefriendID=7263857imageID=235900781Mytoken=CE78D9F9-875B-4CD3-8FBC6226B351336A509539890 pittsburgh represent. tomm
Re: (313) speaking of stasis...
Did you check out the recent Angie Revisited 12 on Pure Plastic? http://www.discogs.com/release/472591 -skkatter On 14/12/05, Lance @ Inaudible [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I long for the older abstract sounds of those labels... -- http://www.skkatter.net
FW: FW: (313) photos of your favorite record shops?
-Original Message- From: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 14 December 2005 15:09 its hard to find a decent sized picture on the web, but the new album from the Lone Catalysts has a picture on the cover of my favorite record store: http://www.cvibes.com/LONE%20CATALYSTS%20-%20Good%20Music.php That looks like a lng shop!
Re: FW: FW: (313) photos of your favorite record shops?
On 12/14/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: That looks like a lng shop! its huge. i believe they have well over one million records in there. what you can see there is on aisle out of 4 in the main room (which houses soul, rock, alternative, and some 45s). there's also a 45 room, a jazz/country/soundtracks room, and a couple other smaller rooms for other stuff. they also have a warehouse with a few million other records that they rotate into stock with whatever else they buy from people selling their collections. best record shop ever. its world famous, when ive bought things from people on ebay and they see where im from they tell me how jealous they are that i live in the same city as it. tom
Re: FW: FW: (313) photos of your favorite record shops?
what's it called? best record shop ever. its world famous, when ive bought things from people on ebay and they see where im from they tell me how jealous they are that i live in the same city as it.
RE: FW: (313) Maestro DVD
Cheers, I never considered that maybe it was region 1 only. Cool. I will get on the case. Btw, it is as good as I hope it will be? I am hoping to get it for Christmas... N -Original Message- From: robin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 14 December 2005 14:09 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313@Hyperreal.Org Subject: Re: FW: (313) Maestro DVD Not sure if there are Region 2 versions of this. Region 1 only I think. I got mine in Piccadilly. robin... [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: -Original Message- From: Nik Stoltzman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 14 December 2005 13:21 Does anyone know of any UK-based stores selling (pref. Region 2) copies of the Maestro DVD? Hit me back off list. Don't know if they still have it ( and what region it was) but my recommendation of this morning did at one point - let me know how you get on as I want this myself - didn't get it straight away as I didn't have a DVD player, if Piccadilly no longer stock it let me know who does. On list with this as it seems general interest (OK UK general interest!) to me. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 14 December 2005 10:27 Subject: FW: (313) photos of your favorite record shops? Piccadilly gets lots of mentions on here - rightly so as they've got to be one of the UK's finest. In fact judging by how much international mail order they seem to do they've got be up there in global terms! Yet I'm lucky enough to live right round the corner. At this time of year they produce an interesting booklet with tons of charts and suchlike they give away in the shop (or have to charge mail order customers a penny for as their miserly online ordering software hasn't read Christmas Carol and won't give anything away). In it one wag mentions me as a Saturday part time staffer in a festive jest at how much time I spend in there on that day each week! Anyway here it is: http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/imgsite/shopfront.jpg __ 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: FW: (313) Maestro DVD
On 12/14/05, Nik Stoltzman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Cheers, I never considered that maybe it was region 1 only. Cool. I will get on the case. Btw, it is as good as I hope it will be? I am hoping to get it for Christmas... i was actually kinda disappointed. theres some cool stuff, but overall i expected it to be better than it was. tom
Re: (313) speaking of stasis...
I got really excited when i heard 20ft scarf on that new pure plactic 12.. then really depressed when I realised it was an old Stasis track .. I thought for a minute there that Stasis was back making techno again ! Eamonn / D1 Quoting Lance @ Inaudible [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Yes i think that track also made it onto the Fake Fruit and Horrible Shoes compilation cd on Pure Plastic. I still love all the early Pure Plastic releases. They all had a great abstract techno-electro-electronica sound. Unfortunately the later Pure Plastic releases (starting with the Rue East, Ben Sims, and Kapla releases) tended to focus on more of a harder minimal techno sound. The same thing happened to the Ifach and Trelik labels. I long for the older abstract sounds of those labels... 20ft scarf is a killer track! Originally released on Pure Plastic 003 or 004 if I remember right Again makes me feel sad about the fact that Steve Pickton is not doing music anymore. :-((( Cheers, Arne Lance @ Inaudible [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: noticed this recently on some of the new release listsings... Stasis+Allstars: old skool reunion 12 (Pure Plastic Distribution/PPD03) a1. Stasis - 20ft scarf b1. Allstars - byters Rumor has it that the Allstars is comprised of Plaid, Baby Ford, Stasis and Mark Broom. -- ---Lance 6099 Creekside Lane North Ridgeville, OH 44039 United States -- -- ---Lance 6099 Creekside Lane North Ridgeville, OH 44039 United States
Re: FW: FW: (313) photos of your favorite record shops?
sounds like Amoeba in California this is Amoeba in Berkely (I've only been to the one in LA - which is HUGE) http://amoebamusic.com/tour/graphics/mezzanine.jpg http://amoebamusic.com/tour/graphics/rowsnrows.jpg http://amoebamusic.com/tour/graphics/selection.jpg - this one makes me weep http://amoebamusic.com/tour/graphics/southwing.jpg then there is the San Fran store http://amoebamusic.com/tour/graphics/sfcooler.jpg http://amoebamusic.com/tour/graphics/sfmassive.jpg - they pic is noted as being their dance music section (CD and vinyl) http://amoebamusic.com/tour/graphics/sfnewused.jpg - rock soul section http://amoebamusic.com/tour/graphics/sf45s.jpg - 45s 78s and their new Hollywood shop (amazing - a new record shop of this size opening!) http://amoebamusic.com/tour_openhollywood/graphics/amoeba_35.jpg http://amoebamusic.com/tour_openhollywood/graphics/amoeba_33.jpg http://amoebamusic.com/tour_openhollywood/graphics/amoeba_36.jpg *wipes tear from eye* MEK Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] To il.com 313@hyperreal.org cc 12/14/05 09:31 AM Subject Re: FW: FW: (313) photos of your favorite record shops? On 12/14/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: That looks like a lng shop! its huge. i believe they have well over one million records in there. what you can see there is on aisle out of 4 in the main room (which houses soul, rock, alternative, and some 45s). there's also a 45 room, a jazz/country/soundtracks room, and a couple other smaller rooms for other stuff. they also have a warehouse with a few million other records that they rotate into stock with whatever else they buy from people selling their collections. best record shop ever. its world famous, when ive bought things from people on ebay and they see where im from they tell me how jealous they are that i live in the same city as it. tom
RE: (313) speaking of Pure Plastic...
I can't speak highly enough about the guys Pure Plastic. I've never come across as genuine a group of people in all my dealings with any DJs , producers and distributors over the years ! There's a really interesting mix of music coming out of their distribution now as well. They're not exactly the most in fashion distributor so it seems they tend to get overlooked in favor of the likes of Kompakt etc, which is a shame. Also.. Mark Brooms back catalog is awesome.. I'm still coming across new records and aliases of his all the time. Eamonn / D1 Quoting Kelly, Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Lance said: Unfortunately the later Pure Plastic releases (starting with the Rue East, Ben Sims, and Kapla releases) tended to focus on more of a harder minimal techno sound. i think that's a little unfair.. pure plastic itself still releases some very eclectic material, from the electro of pp061 to oscar mulero's 'a occhi chiusi'.. uxb continues to release the unexpected.. pure plastic distribution deserves a great deal of respect as well, if only for the support it provides to labels like d1.. i reckon the strength of pure plastic has always been that it can't be pinned downed to a sound, just a love of good techno.. check for a really diverse set of music, http://www.pureplastic.co.uk/distribution/latestreleases.php
Re: FW: (313) Maestro DVD
I never considered that maybe it was region 1 only. Cool. I will get on the case. Btw, it is as good as I hope it will be? I am hoping to get it for Christmas... i was actually kinda disappointed. theres some cool stuff, but overall i expected it to be better than it was. yeah i felt like that when i bought it too. it is well worth picking up though. robin...
RE: (313) Maestro DVD
i was actually kinda disappointed. theres some cool stuff, but overall i expected it to be better than it was. tom Exactly. It was good, not great. But they took, what, five years to make it!? I guess I just had high expectations. Worth renting, not buying (I rented a copy from Netflix).
RE: (313) Maestro DVD
Good advice. I'll try before I buy. N -Original Message- From: Pryor, Ryan N [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 14 December 2005 16:16 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) Maestro DVD i was actually kinda disappointed. theres some cool stuff, but overall i expected it to be better than it was. tom Exactly. It was good, not great. But they took, what, five years to make it!? I guess I just had high expectations. Worth renting, not buying (I rented a copy from Netflix). __ 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) speaking of Pure Plastic...
I want to clarify my previous statement regarding Pure Plastic-Mark Broom-etc. I own over 150 mark broom-related records on pureplastic-ifach-rewired-uxb-theory-a13-3zone-d1-trelik-pal sl-new electronica-ferox-plink plonk records. owning that many broom records, you can see i respect and enjoy broom co's works immensly. my statement was in reference to broom's, pure plastic's, and ifach's more recent minimal techno outings which I dont like as much as some of the more melodic abstract outings in past releases. for minimal techno it is great stuff but i have lost my taste for minimal techno over the past few years. so i second eamonn's praise for the pure plastic guys. they have consistently released quality and often challenging undergrounding techno. I can't speak highly enough about the guys Pure Plastic. I've never come across as genuine a group of people in all my dealings with any DJs , producers and distributors over the years ! There's a really interesting mix of music coming out of their distribution now as well. They're not exactly the most in fashion distributor so it seems they tend to get overlooked in favor of the likes of Kompakt etc, which is a shame. Also.. Mark Brooms back catalog is awesome.. I'm still coming across new records and aliases of his all the time. Eamonn / D1 Quoting Kelly, Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Lance said: Unfortunately the later Pure Plastic releases (starting with the Rue East, Ben Sims, and Kapla releases) tended to focus on more of a harder minimal techno sound. i think that's a little unfair.. pure plastic itself still releases some very eclectic material, from the electro of pp061 to oscar mulero's 'a occhi chiusi'.. uxb continues to release the unexpected.. pure plastic distribution deserves a great deal of respect as well, if only for the support it provides to labels like d1.. i reckon the strength of pure plastic has always been that it can't be pinned downed to a sound, just a love of good techno.. check for a really diverse set of music, http://www.pureplastic.co.uk/distribution/latestreleases.php -- ---Lance 6099 Creekside Lane North Ridgeville, OH 44039 United States
RE: (313) speaking of Pure Plastic...
lance, it's not all minimal techno - can't be, i hate most of the stuff.. honestly, look at the distribution site - so many labels, so many styles.. some of it like paul mac and vince watson's inluenced label is deadly.. a record made by steve picton, ed handley, andy turner, baby ford, mark broom and dave hill would've had both the idm and 313 lists frothing at their grubby mouths 10 years ago - how come not now?.. personally i think the split between listening music and dancefloor music has just about killed all that was good about techno - so we're really lucky to have people like broom and hill who just don't acknowledge it exists..
(313) M.A.N.D.Y., OLIVER HACKE, DEADBEAT in NYC Friday
Friday December 16 ***THE BUNKER*** M.A.N.D.Y. (Get Physical | Berlin) Oliver Hacke (Traum, Trapez | Dusseldorf) Deadbeat (~scape | Montreal) Jordan Dare (Montreal) M.A.N.D.Y. run the super-hot Get Physical label in Berlin with DJ T and Booka Shade. Thier Body Language mix CD, released on Get Physical earlier this year, has made them some of the most sought after electro-house DJs in the world. They have been a leading force in dance music the past couple years, with records in virtually every DJ's bag. http://physical-music.com/artists/mandy/mandy_bio_e.php Oliver Hacke is a rising star in the international techno community. He released his debut album, Subject Carrior, on Trapez last year to much critical acclaim. His tracks have been included on mixes by Superpitcher, Thomas Brinkmann, Triple R, and Wighnomy Brothers. He has released many incredible 12s on Trapez, including the incredible Der Vampir Von Dusseldorf, one of the most sought after Trapez Limited releases to date. He is a favorite of all of us here at the Bunker, so you hear his tracks grace our dancefloor quite often. Those of you who made it to his DJ set at Wolf+Lamb earlier this year know that he is a formidable DJ with great taste and mixing skills. http://www.traumschallplatten.de/ All three Deadbeat full lengths on ~scape have been spun many times in the early evening at the Bunker, and they usually bring the trainspotters running up to find out what the hell it is. Scott Monteith (aka Deadbeat) makes impossibly deep digital dub that somehow avoids all of the dub cliches and puts a fresh spin on the decades-old genre. As amazing as the albums are, you really have to see the live set to fully appreciate the sound. http://www.techno.ca/deadbeat/ plus resident DJs: Movement, Spinoza, Unjust visual residents: Giles Hendrix, Chris Jordan the Bunker Fridays at subTonic both floors this week! subTonic open at 10, Tonic at 12 107 Norfolk Street (212)358-7501 www.klever.org/thebunkernyc $15, 21+, 10p-4a $10 reduced with rsvp to rsvp at klever dot org UPCOMING: 12/23: Jwan Allen (Technoir | Pittsburgh) Feathericci (Santa Fe) 12/30: Atomly (Atomiq | Chicago) 01/06: Elliott Golden (NYC) Blue Spectral Monkey (Touch Samadhi, Interchill | NC) 01/13: BUNKER 3 YEAR ANNIVERSARY: Frivolous (Karloff, Background, Proptronix | Montreal) 01/20: Musique Risquée night - Vince Lemieux (Musique Risquée | Montreal) alka_rex (Musique Risquée, Supralinear | NYC) 02/10: Matt John (Perlon, M_nus | Berlin) 03/17: Sleeparchive (Berlin) NEW MIXES ONLINE: Spinoza opening for Dan Bell at Rizumu in Philly - http://funkshun.us/funkshun_html/pages/audio/audio_funkshun_guests.php Unjust closing for Suburban Knight at the Bunker - http://www.technoradionewyork.com/Music/Exclusive_Dj_Sets.html
Re: FW: FW: (313) photos of your favorite record shops?
I have this funny one of Al Ferox at his Dancefloor Killer shop in Toulouse, from april 2004 http://djtioneb.free.fr/IMG_0005.jpg -- Benoît. [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : sounds like Amoeba in California this is Amoeba in Berkely (I've only been to the one in LA - which is HUGE) http://amoebamusic.com/tour/graphics/mezzanine.jpg http://amoebamusic.com/tour/graphics/rowsnrows.jpg http://amoebamusic.com/tour/graphics/selection.jpg - this one makes me weep http://amoebamusic.com/tour/graphics/southwing.jpg then there is the San Fran store http://amoebamusic.com/tour/graphics/sfcooler.jpg http://amoebamusic.com/tour/graphics/sfmassive.jpg - they pic is noted as being their dance music section (CD and vinyl) http://amoebamusic.com/tour/graphics/sfnewused.jpg - rock soul section http://amoebamusic.com/tour/graphics/sf45s.jpg - 45s 78s and their new Hollywood shop (amazing - a new record shop of this size opening!) http://amoebamusic.com/tour_openhollywood/graphics/amoeba_35.jpg http://amoebamusic.com/tour_openhollywood/graphics/amoeba_33.jpg http://amoebamusic.com/tour_openhollywood/graphics/amoeba_36.jpg *wipes tear from eye* MEK Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] To il.com 313@hyperreal.org cc 12/14/05 09:31 AM Subject Re: FW: FW: (313) photos of your favorite record shops? On 12/14/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: That looks like a lng shop! its huge. i believe they have well over one million records in there. what you can see there is on aisle out of 4 in the main room (which houses soul, rock, alternative, and some 45s). there's also a 45 room, a jazz/country/soundtracks room, and a couple other smaller rooms for other stuff. they also have a warehouse with a few million other records that they rotate into stock with whatever else they buy from people selling their collections. best record shop ever. its world famous, when ive bought things from people on ebay and they see where im from they tell me how jealous they are that i live in the same city as it. tom
Re: (313) Maestro DVD
Nik Stoltzman wrote: Wotcha, list. Does anyone know of any UK-based stores selling (pref. Region 2) copies of the Maestro DVD? Amazon (both .com and .uk) have it: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009X76ZU/qid=1134596168/sr=8-1/ref=pd_bbs_1/002-8282933-0959214?n=507846s=dvdv=glance http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0009X76ZU/qid=1134596272/sr=8-1/ref=pd_ka_1/026-1717983-6213235 -- dave.
(313) photos of your favorite record shops?
Wow - can't believe I found a picture of Let it Be records this is the shop that recently got shut down to make way for a 50 story condo it was the last of the great vinyl record shops in the downtown area (there's still a few in the surrounding city) this was my favorite shop in Minneapolis - what you see is just the very front of the store the shop went back about another 30-40 feet, had a basement area with dance records and continued into an employees and lucky few storage area that was like a massive catacombs. Loads of artists had in store appearances, shopped there, and knew Ryan (the owner) personally. It was great finding rare imports there, bizarre stuff you wouldn't find anywhere else in town, great music related promotional items, etc. Fitting that the last record bought there was The Beatles Let it Be http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2004/02/03_robertsc_indierecords/images/checkout_large.jpg MEK
