RE: (313) Juan Atkins Up For A Grammy
-Original Message- From: Cyclone Wehner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 12 January 2006 23:18 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Juan Atkins Up For A Grammy I think it's a bit like the Oscars. You have to put it in perspective. Do the best films get nominated, the finest actors always? It's a good thing but is not always representative. Denzil should have won an Oscar years ago...( Though I will be happy if Heath Ledger gets something for Brokeback Mountain. ;)) The Grammy's are so off kilter most of the time it's hard to take some of results seriously but it would be nice for Juan, though obviously not what he fully deserves... Most of the dance acknowledged by the Grammys is so wack (Thunderpuss!) no one outside the US corporate arena could take it seriously. Ultimately it's a nice recognition and nothing more. If it happens, excellent, but to hope for an equivalent to a life time achievement award is just silly. Many of the most innovative artists and thinkers have only been appreciated posthumously or in their dieing days. Not to say we shouldn't try to lobby for their recognition, but to hope that Juan Atkins will be recognised as something more than the guy who was sampled in Sir Mix-A-Lot and Missy Elliot in the major music industry's consciousness is hoping a bit much IMO. Why don't we try to thwart Clear Channel first, and then hope for 'Clear'. That said, if you are one of the few who can vote, do it! Oh, and what's up with June Atkinson's comments on this: http://www.discogs.com/release/162067 Prolly nothing to do with Juan, but silly none the less. Tristan === http://www.phonopsia.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.371 / Virus Database: 267.14.14/222 - Release Date: 05/01/2006
RE: (313) new Surburban Knight material
These Suburban Knight tunes are Yummy (PLANETS!!!), but actually what I feel UR stuff has been missing recently. I've personally found the quality of UR material slipping of late, and I am a die-hard fan and have all but a few of their releases. One example is the Galaxy 2 Galaxy LP I just listened to on Juno. I was a disappointed with the new tracks (all 4 of them?), Sounds like a theme tune to a day time television show said a friend referring to the first track. Don't get me wrong, I will most probably buy it, I like it, but it's not the ground breaking stuff I was hoping for. The first tune would sit happily along side hi tech jazz on that EP, but that was over a decade ago. All the old tracks on the LP all have a place in my heart and back when I first heard them they were futuristic and ahead of their time. They are what put me on the path to listen to more jazz in the first place. Maybe the newer ones were produced at the same time, but not released? Or maybe I'm just spoilt for future jazz these days with the quality coming out of west London and the whole broken beat scene, as some of those guys manage to merge techno with jazz that really does sound ahead of its time. If I'd not heard the older tracks on the LP before, I'm not sure how impressed I would be of this in 2006. I have a few Jazz Head friends that are getting into Detroit stuff so it will be interesting to hear their opinion; someone that can approach Nation 2 Nation or A Moment in Time with fresh ears. Then again I'm probably just getting a little too upset about a few extra tracks on what I suppose is a retrospective album of Galaxy 2 Galaxy work. And no doubt there is another Codebreaker or Transition just waiting round the corner that will have me jumping like a Looney again. ROLL ON INTERSTELLA FUTURTIVES 2! On Another note. (for UK URer's) Suburban Knight, DJ3000 and Technasia are playing at SPLIT on February the 4th at The Key. Roll Call Who's Going? www.splitmusic.net Judging by the clips below, Its going to be a belter! Max -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 09 January 2006 20:14 To: 313 Subject: (313) new Surburban Knight material Message--- Original Message - From: Régis De Waey Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 8:01 PM Subject: ON RELEASE NEXT WEEK @ AUDIOPOLIS LABEL GROUP ! streetdate: 16th of January 2006 SUBURBAN KNIGHT - DIGITAL WARRIOR PART I - DARKPRINT 04 A crucial figure on the outskirts of Detroit techno since the mid '80s, James Pennington's recordings as the Suburban Knight pioneered the moodier side of the Motor City with classics like The Art of Stalking and The Groove. And though he collaborated on the biggest hit to come out of Detroit, the techno-pop monster Big Fun by Inner City, he later recorded with subterranean mainstays Underground Resistance. It was through his connection with another Detroit mainstay, Derrick May, that Pennington began recording. May had set up his own Transmat Records in 1986, and Suburban Knight debuted the following year with the third release for the label, The Groove. He had also been working with Kevin Saunderson, and co-wrote Big Fun with Saunderson and Art Forrest. After vocals were added by Paris Grey and the record was released, it became a worldwide hit and virtually defined early Detroit techno for many foreigners. Though Pennington only released one more single for Transmat, it was the dark classic The Art of Stalking. With the rise of Detroit's second wave in the early '90s, Pennington became a mentor for Mike Banks and the Underground Resistance crew. With UR, he released the singles Nocturbulous Behavior and Dark Energy. Finally new production work by Darkprint supremo SUBURBAN KNIGHT (UR - DETROIT), coming on strong with the DIGITAL WARIOR episodes. On episode one, 'TINY TOYS' harks back to SUBURBAN KNIGHT in his DARK ENERGY faze on UR, a sublime dancefloor groove track with nuff Detroit licks n percs, to make the crowd go into a frenzy! 'ORACLE' unleashes a deeper moodier athmosphere before exploding in early 90ties hardcore breakbeatz a must! Furthermore on episode one, there is the electro tech outing 'MY FAVOURITE WALKMAN' a firing take on elektro with a serious technoid kick underneath. SUBURBAN KNIGHT is here to stay! ftp://ftp.ghent.audiopolis.net/music/samples/Darkprint/DARK004/A1-TINYTOYS.m p3 ftp://ftp.ghent.audiopolis.net/music/samples/Darkprint/DARK004/B1-ORACLE.mp3 ftp://ftp.ghent.audiopolis.net/music/samples/Darkprint/DARK004/B2-MYFAVOURIT EWALKMAN.mp3 SUBURBAN KNIGHT - DIGITAL WARRIOR PART II - DARKPRINT 05 A crucial figure on the outskirts of Detroit techno since the mid '80s, James Pennington's recordings as the Suburban Knight pioneered the moodier side of the Motor City with classics like The Art of Stalking and The Groove. And though he collaborated on the biggest hit to come out of Detroit, the techno-pop monster Big Fun by Inner
RE: (313) new Surburban Knight material
-Original Message- From: max [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 13 January 2006 01:32 To: '313' Subject: RE: (313) new Surburban Knight material On Another note. (for UK URer's) Suburban Knight, DJ3000 and Technasia are playing at SPLIT on February the 4th at The Key. Roll Call Who's Going? www.splitmusic.net Judging by the clips below, Its going to be a belter! Just for the record, it's a Technasia DJ set, which I believe = Charles Siegling (not that that's a bad thing). Unfortunately this is the same night as To the Bone's first anniversary, which features Hard Wax/Berghain's Marcel Dettman (in his UK bedut, and who I'm personally quite excited to see) and (a rare appearance from former list member) Jonny McIntosh (who is always more than a treat). It should be the nuts. It's a bit of a shame though because Split (and Retrovert before merging with Flux to become Split) have been doing excellent parties for the last 2+ years, and many of us Detroit-loving [313] types haven't made it to their shows in the last year or so when they were doing them at Turnmills (which is generally to be avoided). Unfortunately I also missed the last one at SE1 which had Alex Bond and Kirk Detroitio because I was away. Now this is a serious conflict, on top of the already-existing conflict with another one our friend's parties at Medicine bar, where he's had some serious guests in recent months (although that is also not one the more favoured venues in terms of staff and mgmt, etc). That said, I have no doubt about where I'll be, it's just a shame that as things have slowed down some in the last year or so that we have one weekend of the month when there is always a conflict, and it conflicts with the one regular night that is most convenient for us South Londoners and most appealing for many of us to support (being oft-neglected for spots north of the river). Anyway... To pre-empt Dave 'I do nothing but SPAM on [313] although I have loads to offer' Stenton's post to the list, here's the full scoop: It doesn't feel like it, but we've already been going a year. Those of you who haven't made it down yet - you should be ashamed of yourselves. Run go tell a friend... TO THE BONE George IV 144 Brixton Hill Sat 4th Feb 10-6am £5 TO THE BONEs first anniversary is brought to you by two exhaustive record collections - those of Marcel Dettman and Jonny McIntosh. As well as being a buyer for one of Europes premier record bunkers, Hardwax records, Marcels also resident at one of the filthiest, most disorientating and best clubs in the world (that Easyjet flies to), Berghain in Berlin - all darkness, dungeons, d*ldos and cool people. Marcel plays all sorts of housey, technoey, ravey gear, but the unifying theme behind his musical aesthetic is, as he puts it, bears LOVE fisting to it. Our other guest is record and degree collector extraordinaire, Jonny The Which Doctor McIntosh BA Bsc MA MPhil PHD. If theres one thing Jonny likes more than completing the Prescription back catalogue in triplicate, its collecting esoteric degree certificates (which he then sells to Jeffrey Archer). Jonny plays all sorts of housey, technoey, ravey stuff, but the unifying theme behind his musical aesthetic is, as he puts it, bears LOVE fisting to it. Resident Djs are Tony Little (the man with the p*nis like a babys arm) and Charlie Blue (the man with the arm like a babys P*nis) * The first saturday of March it's Sendex (Bunker) and Max Duley (Lost) Tristan === http://www.phonopsia.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.371 / Virus Database: 267.14.14/222 - Release Date: 05/01/2006
(313) nyc:::detroit art madness
Detroiter Triston Eaton (kidrobot/thunderdog studios) and Seen (seenworld.com) are having a gallery Reception from 7-11pm at The Show Room in NYC. 117 Second Ave, 2nd floor. check it out. d np:the theme song to the Rob Theakston Comedy Hour. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
(313) mix WNUR chicago - Lip Service w/ guest DJ Teep
Clinically Inclined 30 Dec 2005:Lip Service w/ guest DJ Teep Fridays 9:30pm - 12:30am, 89.3 FM WNUR Chicago Download from http://SonicSunset.com Part 1 Guest mix by DJ Teep - an old friend and original crew member from the legendary Beyond the QE2 radio show in Boston, broadcasting underground sounds 11 years strong on Saturday nights. The clever bastard turns in a concept mix of ALL vocal tracks from different styles, from lo-fi house to italo-style new electro, classic techno and back - and lets the records do the talking. For more Teep hott-mixx action check out his http://Aquabahn.com thang. Part 2 a stroll along the house music seashore takes a left turn into the undertow for some some beatless electronics and back out into the sunrise on the techno side. it's chicago anchoring the trip, with a couple of tastes of the deep-ended prescription sound, along with a touch of detroit from dan bell, and recent new-old sounds from aroy dee. relaxation sets in with 13 minutes of new scattered rhythms under smooth chords from finland's vladislav delay, and heiko laux takes us back above the surface. Part 1 Guest mix by DJ Teep Pitch Black City - Runaway [Featuring Roberta Sweed] (Mahogani Music) Flying Bodies - Electrified (Kommando 6) Theo Parrish - Smile (Music Is) Nancy Fortune - First Operation (Viewlexx) Amplified Orchestra vs. Dexter - Getting It [2 Brownies A Baseline Remix] - (Clone) Marco Passarani - I House U (Peacefrog) Marco Passarani - Criticize (Original Version) [Featuring Orlando Occhio] (Peacefrog) The Parallax Corporation - Crocodiles In The Sky [Featuring Nancy Fortune M. Large] (Viewlexx) Red White Rose - No One Puts Baby In The Corner (Creme Organization) Nµwalker - Can U Hear Me? [Featuring Ken Cesar] (Cheap) Florence - The Vineyard [Featuring Rodine] (Eevo Lute Muzique) Beta Evers - Don't Be Afraid (Kommando 6) Model 500 - Pick Up The Flow (Metroplex) I Satellite - Bubbleboy (We Rock Like Crazy) Perspects - The Accumulators (Interdimensional Transmission) Rude 66 - Overkill [Original Mix] (Viewlexx) Part 2 Dave Siska aphrodisiac - song to the siren (nu groove) quest - mind games (sound pak) gino soccio - it's alright (atlantic) the juan maclean - every little thing [dub] (dfa) kb project - nothing can stop you (elevate) foot therapy (prescription) cartel productions - work 9-5 (reel disc) chez n trent - the choice [witch doctor mix] (kms) aroy dee - shifts (mos) orbital - chime (ohzone) alex cortex - c1 - inwards (ann aimee) benjamin brunn - thank you voxx - de-escalate (binemusic) vladislav delay - the third quarter - the four quarters (huume) heiko laux - moving between lines - ornaments (kanzleramt) link + e621 - antacid (warp) redshift - starbase - starbase ep (surface effect) Audio archives at http://SonicSunset.com --- Mixed live on air, 89.3 FM in Chicago every Friday night.
RE: (313) Juan Atkins Up For A Grammy
Ken i wasn't being churlish. i consider the world of commercial music and awards nights as one big giant pile of wombat poop. i sort of thought that on this matter i was vaguely on the same wavelength as others on this list, underground resistance and others interested in independent/underground dance music. the time for techno to get the recognition and dues it deserves was 1989 and it did - millions around the world danced their asses off to detroit music. thousands had their lives changed and started buying the records, djing, making the stuff, starting internet boards, wearing UR t-shirts and making pilgrimages to detroit and putting on underground parties. how namy people turn up each year for the demf (or whatever it''s called)? do you think techno or juan is getting their dues when a fake industry award show mentions his name 20 years after the fact. an industry that ignores you unless it wants to steal your songs (knights of the jaguar) and we're still begging for their acceptance and recognition. james www.jbucknell.com Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] ones.com To Fred Heutte 01/12/06 09:16 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org cc Subject RE: (313) Juan Atkins Up For A Grammy Jeez James, don't be so churlish! Here I am in the belly of the beast, and so are you! Credit where it's due, I say. Ken -Original Message- From: Fred Heutte [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 12 January 2006 08:42 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Juan Atkins Up For A Grammy It's about standing up for a friend and mentor, home town, and way of doing things, it seems to me. And a moment of recognition that not everything is under the control of the programmers, even at the heart of their self-congratulatory, corrupt, musically reactionary mess of an industry. I'm actually thrilled by this. He has certainly had his ups and downs, and sure Missy is pop, but the whole point is that this happened because of techno, and it's about damn time Juan got some serious cred. fh -- mail forwarded, original message follows -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [ok] Re: (313) Juan Atkins Up For A Grammy Date: Thu, 12 Jan 2006 15:38:01 +1000 i would have never imagined that it was so important to mad mike that juan atkins to be aknowledged by the commercial record industry. does that mean underground resistance has now become overground assistance? james www.jbucknell.com ForwardSourceID:NT00024A7E
Re: (313) mix WNUR chicago - Lip Service w/ guest DJ Teep
What a treat! DJ Teep is a nasty DJ. This should make facing the first hangover of the year a bit less daunting. Cheers! Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk - Original Message - From: Matt MacQueen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Cc: david siska [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, January 13, 2006 3:00 AM Subject: (313) mix WNUR chicago - Lip Service w/ guest DJ Teep Clinically Inclined 30 Dec 2005:Lip Service w/ guest DJ Teep Fridays 9:30pm - 12:30am, 89.3 FM WNUR Chicago Download from http://SonicSunset.com Part 1 Guest mix by DJ Teep - an old friend and original crew member from the legendary Beyond the QE2 radio show in Boston, broadcasting underground sounds 11 years strong on Saturday nights. The clever bastard turns in a concept mix of ALL vocal tracks from different styles, from lo-fi house to italo-style new electro, classic techno and back - and lets the records do the talking. For more Teep hott-mixx action check out his http://Aquabahn.com thang. Part 2 a stroll along the house music seashore takes a left turn into the undertow for some some beatless electronics and back out into the sunrise on the techno side. it's chicago anchoring the trip, with a couple of tastes of the deep-ended prescription sound, along with a touch of detroit from dan bell, and recent new-old sounds from aroy dee. relaxation sets in with 13 minutes of new scattered rhythms under smooth chords from finland's vladislav delay, and heiko laux takes us back above the surface. Part 1 Guest mix by DJ Teep Pitch Black City - Runaway [Featuring Roberta Sweed] (Mahogani Music) Flying Bodies - Electrified (Kommando 6) Theo Parrish - Smile (Music Is) Nancy Fortune - First Operation (Viewlexx) Amplified Orchestra vs. Dexter - Getting It [2 Brownies A Baseline Remix] - (Clone) Marco Passarani - I House U (Peacefrog) Marco Passarani - Criticize (Original Version) [Featuring Orlando Occhio] (Peacefrog) The Parallax Corporation - Crocodiles In The Sky [Featuring Nancy Fortune M. Large] (Viewlexx) Red White Rose - No One Puts Baby In The Corner (Creme Organization) Nµwalker - Can U Hear Me? [Featuring Ken Cesar] (Cheap) Florence - The Vineyard [Featuring Rodine] (Eevo Lute Muzique) Beta Evers - Don't Be Afraid (Kommando 6) Model 500 - Pick Up The Flow (Metroplex) I Satellite - Bubbleboy (We Rock Like Crazy) Perspects - The Accumulators (Interdimensional Transmission) Rude 66 - Overkill [Original Mix] (Viewlexx) Part 2 Dave Siska aphrodisiac - song to the siren (nu groove) quest - mind games (sound pak) gino soccio - it's alright (atlantic) the juan maclean - every little thing [dub] (dfa) kb project - nothing can stop you (elevate) foot therapy (prescription) cartel productions - work 9-5 (reel disc) chez n trent - the choice [witch doctor mix] (kms) aroy dee - shifts (mos) orbital - chime (ohzone) alex cortex - c1 - inwards (ann aimee) benjamin brunn - thank you voxx - de-escalate (binemusic) vladislav delay - the third quarter - the four quarters (huume) heiko laux - moving between lines - ornaments (kanzleramt) link + e621 - antacid (warp) redshift - starbase - starbase ep (surface effect) Audio archives at http://SonicSunset.com --- Mixed live on air, 89.3 FM in Chicago every Friday night.
Re: (313) Juan Atkins Up For A Grammy
The uneducated masses don't know electro from hip-hop from Jazz and probably never will. What would be great is if he wins he could go up and blast the audience with a quick dose of knowledge like The music Industry sucks and you are all sheep!!!. The uneducated masses, definitly no... But I started with Public Enemy, then go back to Afrika Bambaataa, and to electro, and I started to understand more about Kraftwerk. Then I began to love hip-hop, that became hip-house for a (fortunatly) short time, and (guess what) this songs boosted my interest for house and Chicago... 300 miles away from Chicago was Detroit and so I started to listen to some techno... And now, 18 years later (rgh), I'm signed to a 313 mailing list, tryin' to learn more. So, probably Juan Atkin will never be recognized by the masses, but maybe an award would give him some more fame, more bucks and (maybe) 200 more kids will begin to be more interested in techno... ...And we'll have 200 more people who can listen to us when we talk about how music industry's s fake ;) Japo
Re: (313) Juan Atkins Up For A Grammy
totaly agree Emiliano, you are an example of hows music is sometimes working... fabrice The uneducated masses don't know electro from hip-hop from Jazz and probably never will. What would be great is if he wins he could go up and blast the audience with a quick dose of knowledge like The music Industry sucks and you are all sheep!!!. The uneducated masses, definitly no... But I started with Public Enemy, then go back to Afrika Bambaataa, and to electro, and I started to understand more about Kraftwerk. Then I began to love hip-hop, that became hip-house for a (fortunatly) short time, and (guess what) this songs boosted my interest for house and Chicago... 300 miles away from Chicago was Detroit and so I started to listen to some techno... And now, 18 years later (rgh), I'm signed to a 313 mailing list, tryin' to learn more. So, probably Juan Atkin will never be recognized by the masses, but maybe an award would give him some more fame, more bucks and (maybe) 200 more kids will begin to be more interested in techno... ...And we'll have 200 more people who can listen to us when we talk about how music industry's s fake ;) Japo
RE: (313) mix WNUR chicago - Lip Service w/ guest DJ Teep
Yes... I dig the graphic on Teep's mix! Cheers, lrh -Original Message- From: Matt MacQueen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2006 10:01 PM To: 313 Cc: david siska Subject: (313) mix WNUR chicago - Lip Service w/ guest DJ Teep Clinically Inclined 30 Dec 2005:Lip Service w/ guest DJ Teep Fridays 9:30pm - 12:30am, 89.3 FM WNUR Chicago Download from http://SonicSunset.com Part 1 Guest mix by DJ Teep - an old friend and original crew member from the legendary Beyond the QE2 radio show in Boston, broadcasting underground sounds 11 years strong on Saturday nights. The clever bastard turns in a concept mix of ALL vocal tracks from different styles, from lo-fi house to italo-style new electro, classic techno and back - and lets the records do the talking. For more Teep hott-mixx action check out his http://Aquabahn.com thang. Part 2 a stroll along the house music seashore takes a left turn into the undertow for some some beatless electronics and back out into the sunrise on the techno side. it's chicago anchoring the trip, with a couple of tastes of the deep-ended prescription sound, along with a touch of detroit from dan bell, and recent new-old sounds from aroy dee. relaxation sets in with 13 minutes of new scattered rhythms under smooth chords from finland's vladislav delay, and heiko laux takes us back above the surface. Part 1 Guest mix by DJ Teep Pitch Black City - Runaway [Featuring Roberta Sweed] (Mahogani Music) Flying Bodies - Electrified (Kommando 6) Theo Parrish - Smile (Music Is) Nancy Fortune - First Operation (Viewlexx) Amplified Orchestra vs. Dexter - Getting It [2 Brownies A Baseline Remix] - (Clone) Marco Passarani - I House U (Peacefrog) Marco Passarani - Criticize (Original Version) [Featuring Orlando Occhio] (Peacefrog) The Parallax Corporation - Crocodiles In The Sky [Featuring Nancy Fortune M. Large] (Viewlexx) Red White Rose - No One Puts Baby In The Corner (Creme Organization) Nµwalker - Can U Hear Me? [Featuring Ken Cesar] (Cheap) Florence - The Vineyard [Featuring Rodine] (Eevo Lute Muzique) Beta Evers - Don't Be Afraid (Kommando 6) Model 500 - Pick Up The Flow (Metroplex) I Satellite - Bubbleboy (We Rock Like Crazy) Perspects - The Accumulators (Interdimensional Transmission) Rude 66 - Overkill [Original Mix] (Viewlexx) Part 2 Dave Siska aphrodisiac - song to the siren (nu groove) quest - mind games (sound pak) gino soccio - it's alright (atlantic) the juan maclean - every little thing [dub] (dfa) kb project - nothing can stop you (elevate) foot therapy (prescription) cartel productions - work 9-5 (reel disc) chez n trent - the choice [witch doctor mix] (kms) aroy dee - shifts (mos) orbital - chime (ohzone) alex cortex - c1 - inwards (ann aimee) benjamin brunn - thank you voxx - de-escalate (binemusic) vladislav delay - the third quarter - the four quarters (huume) heiko laux - moving between lines - ornaments (kanzleramt) link + e621 - antacid (warp) redshift - starbase - starbase ep (surface effect) Audio archives at http://SonicSunset.com --- Mixed live on air, 89.3 FM in Chicago every Friday night.
(313) Mark Broom Rad1o Mix and Chris Rooney (D1) @ Model One...
Some more mixes from the archives... Mark Broom Rad1o Mix: http://www.thearchiver.net/data/audio/Rad1o/MarkBroomRad1oMix.mp3 Chris Rooney (D1) @ Model One Traffic 27-08-2005: http://www.thearchiver.net/data/audio/ModelOne/ChrisRooney(D1)ModelOneTraffi c27-08-2005.mp3 Other mixes available at http://www.thearchiver.net The Archiver http://www.thearchiver.net -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.362 / Virus Database: 267.13.10/188 - Release Date: 29/11/2005
RE: (313) Juan Atkins Up For A Grammy
Naturally we may never know for sure. I heard Juan Atkins eventually bought back all the Electro Funk / Deep Space rights he sold in the late 90s. I would! :-) -Original Message- From: Cyclone Wehner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 12 January 2006 23:29 To: Stewart Caig Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Juan Atkins Up For A Grammy I have been told that he's not getting any publishing royalties for it as he doesn't own the publishing, was sold long ago - I hope I'm wrong!
Re: (313) jackin Planets Radio Set
back online now... At 04:04 AM 1/12/2006, you wrote: Did this one last week about 2 hours i think http://www.acidmixes.com/Placid_at_ShoutedFM_JackinPlanets_03012006.zip Usual thingy with renaming .zip to .mp3 please... A nice chilled easy listening kind of mix... not. Tracklist Booka shade - Momento - Get Physical Mathew Jonson - Decompression - M-nus DeepChord - Electro Magnetic Dowsing - Synth Model 500 - Info World - Transmat Recloose - Cardiology (isolee) - Playhouse Maxx Renn - Acid Express - Jamayka JS-01 R Sterac Electronics - Atlantis Ep - Interpersonal XP Anthony Rother - Destroy Him My Robots - Plasmek Ame - Mifune - Sonar Kollective Larry Heard - Night Images - Mecca Acid Burns Mispress Soha - The Sneakers Freaks Club Vol 2 - Basic Dennis Ferrer - Son of Raw - Ibadan Armando - Confusions Revenge - Jack Trax Revelation - Synth it - Atmosphere ADJD - Audio Mechanic - Poker Flat cant remember...? Kerri Chandler - Bar a thym - Nitegrooves Osbourne - bout ready to jack - Spectral Sounds UR - The Final Frontier - UR Rob Acid - VOltage ep - Lone Envelope - Be There - Airtight This Aint CHicago - Ride the Rhythm - Club Florence - A Touch Of Heaven - Eevolute 2 decks an a mickser 120 minutes @ 160 kbps - approx 130 mb Thanks to todd @ acidrevival.de
(313) Elektrabel Live (6277/Axis)
In one hour ... 18.00 pm gmt+1 Elektrabel Live + Dimitri Pike DJ Mix http://teknology.free.fr An interview is also available. Have fun ! -- Dimitri Pike http://wildtek.free.fr http://wildtek.blogspot.com http://313tm.blogspot.com
