Re: (313) the price we pay...
- Original Message - From: I'd rather see a remake of 'Duel'. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/9/9b/Duel_DVD.jpg/250px-Duel_DVD.jpg seek we should start making dinosaurs again then MEK "seek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] t.net> To <313@hyperreal.org> 02/15/06 01:24 PM cc Subject Re: (313) the price we pay... - Original Message - From: Michael.Elliot-Knight anyone else really put off by the cost of a 12" record these days? Price of gasoline increase = price of vinyl increase. Vinyl = fossil fuels = dinosaurs = doomed. Sad, but true. seek
(313) i/o media feb 17th @ inter access
When: Friday, February 17th, 2006 @ 8:30 PM Where: InterAccess, 9 Ossington Avenue, Toronto (Queen & Ossington). How Much: Free!! more details here: http://www.mantissa.ca/iomedia
(313) Berlin
Hiya, I am to be in Berlin the weekend of March 4. Anybody know of any quality events on at that time? cheers
Re: (313) the price we pay...
On 2/15/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > we should start making dinosaurs again then i can only hope and pray than once i die, my remains somehow end up under enough pressure that they turn into oil and thus vinyl really quickly so that i can one day be pressed up and played! to
Re: (313) RE: SPAM-LOW: (313) interesting random article
On 2/15/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > Definitely Alton Miller and Dan Curtin > > add to that - Rick Wilhite, Shake, Terrence Dixon, Austin Bascom (aka > Abacus, A:xus), Gerd, Scan 7, Chris Brann... ack, i cant believe i forgot shake. and i LOVE rick wilhite's tunes but he really only has like 3 releases so i can kinda see how he's overlooked. > a whole galaxy of people would qualify > > too bad people don't like good music it really is! tom
Re: (313) the price we pay...
it's annoying when there's so many records you want to buy but have to leave half in the shop cos you can't afford them all but i think it's quite expensive to produce vinyl these days and with labels not selling a lot, i don't think there's much they can do about it don't know about other countries but in the UK the price for an import 12 has been about the same since i started buying vinyl, about fifteen years ago (£7-£8), so i'm glad that the price hasn't increased, like it has for most things if it's a great record, then i consider it money well spent, as i'll listen to it hundreds of times, compared to a book that i'll read once and then it'll sit and gather dust (not that i don't buy books, but if i had a choice it would be a record every time) i know a lot of stuff is being sold on mp3 sites like bleep these days, but give me the vinyl every time...
Re: (313) the price we pay...
we should start making dinosaurs again then MEK "seek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] t.net> To <313@hyperreal.org> 02/15/06 01:24 PM cc Subject Re: (313) the price we pay... - Original Message - From: Michael.Elliot-Knight > anyone else really put off by the cost of a 12" record these days? Price of gasoline increase = price of vinyl increase. Vinyl = fossil fuels = dinosaurs = doomed. Sad, but true. seek
Re: (313) the price we pay...
no no no - we can start by recycling old sneakers MEK "seek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] t.net> To <313@hyperreal.org> 02/15/06 01:24 PM cc Subject Re: (313) the price we pay... - Original Message - From: Michael.Elliot-Knight > anyone else really put off by the cost of a 12" record these days? Price of gasoline increase = price of vinyl increase. Vinyl = fossil fuels = dinosaurs = doomed. Sad, but true. seek
Re: (313) RE: SPAM-LOW: (313) interesting random article
Definitely Alton Miller and Dan Curtin add to that - Rick Wilhite, Shake, Terrence Dixon, Austin Bascom (aka Abacus, A:xus), Gerd, Scan 7, Chris Brann... a whole galaxy of people would qualify too bad people don't like good music MEK "Thomas D. Cox, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED] To il.com> 313@hyperreal.org cc 02/15/06 12:54 PM Subject Re: (313) RE: SPAM-LOW: (313) interesting random article On 2/15/06, Tristan Watkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I suppose there's no point in picking holes in it really - it is their list, > but these would be my ammendments. In my terms, it's basically just a list > of people with fairly massive bodies of work who are generally left off of > the 'American dance music legends' map, who should probably be there: > > 10. Ron Trent (arguable inclusion because surely he should be there rather > than Chez D) 9. Joshua 8. Rick Wade 7. Romanthony 6. Alton Miller 5. Chris > Brann (OK, so he's from Atlanta) 4. Gemini 3. Dan Curtin (OK, Cleveland) 2. > Pal Joey 1. Wayne Gardiner those are some good choices too, especially rick wade, alton miller, and pal joey. from the article's list i would second chez damier and the burrels. for my picks: i think for the most part rob hood is criminally overlooked by most people. he might not have a ton of releases, but james duncan's stuff is really awesome and seemingly played by almost nobody. andres is another person who should be on the cover of magazines every time a new 12" drops, but again he is largely slept on. tom
Re: (313) the price we pay...
- Original Message - From: Michael.Elliot-Knight anyone else really put off by the cost of a 12" record these days? Price of gasoline increase = price of vinyl increase. Vinyl = fossil fuels = dinosaurs = doomed. Sad, but true. seek
Re: (313) the price we pay...
no kidding man, $10-$14 for a single 12" record is frustrating... i hate to say it, but i've been pricing CD mixers lately. The fact that Warp, Kompakt, Beatport, iTunes, and now Submerge all provide great selections of MP3's is becoming very tempting and hard to ignore. Of course I imagine I will continue buying vinyl, only in smaller quantities, as has been the case for a while now. oh technology... Adamm On 2/15/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > anyone else really put off by the cost of a 12" record these days? > this addiction is wrecking my budget > > rant > > MEK > >
Re: (313) the price we pay...
On 2/15/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > anyone else really put off by the cost of a 12" record these days? > this addiction is wrecking my budget > > rant if you can get records straight from their source its nice and cheap. otherwise, in this poor economy and especially with the dollar falling against foreign currencies so much, everyone needs to take their bit to get by and it leaves us at the very end hurting. thankfully there's not that much good music coming out thats new compared to the treasure trove of older goodies available for almost nothing.. tom
(313) the price we pay...
anyone else really put off by the cost of a 12" record these days? this addiction is wrecking my budget rant MEK
Re: (313) RE: SPAM-LOW: (313) interesting random article
On 2/15/06, Tristan Watkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I suppose there's no point in picking holes in it really - it is their list, > but these would be my ammendments. In my terms, it's basically just a list > of people with fairly massive bodies of work who are generally left off of > the 'American dance music legends' map, who should probably be there: > > 10. Ron Trent (arguable inclusion because surely he should be there rather > than Chez D) 9. Joshua 8. Rick Wade 7. Romanthony 6. Alton Miller 5. Chris > Brann (OK, so he's from Atlanta) 4. Gemini 3. Dan Curtin (OK, Cleveland) 2. > Pal Joey 1. Wayne Gardiner those are some good choices too, especially rick wade, alton miller, and pal joey. from the article's list i would second chez damier and the burrels. for my picks: i think for the most part rob hood is criminally overlooked by most people. he might not have a ton of releases, but james duncan's stuff is really awesome and seemingly played by almost nobody. andres is another person who should be on the cover of magazines every time a new 12" drops, but again he is largely slept on. tom
(313) RE: SPAM-LOW: (313) interesting random article
> -Original Message- > From: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 15 February 2006 17:37 > To: 313@hyperreal.org > Subject: SPAM-LOW: (313) interesting random article > > bigging up some of the lesser known cats: > > http://www.carpentermunn.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/2006/01/metal-ma > chine-music.html I suppose there's no point in picking holes in it really - it is their list, but these would be my ammendments. In my terms, it's basically just a list of people with fairly massive bodies of work who are generally left off of the 'American dance music legends' map, who should probably be there: 10. Ron Trent (arguable inclusion because surely he should be there rather than Chez D) 9. Joshua 8. Rick Wade 7. Romanthony 6. Alton Miller 5. Chris Brann (OK, so he's from Atlanta) 4. Gemini 3. Dan Curtin (OK, Cleveland) 2. Pal Joey 1. Wayne Gardiner I left off MK because he hasn't done anything worthwhile in years, whereas I still buy music from all of these guys (well, maybe not Gemini, but he didn't stop making music until recently from what I can tell, and I still hope for a return). Tristan === http://www.phonopsia.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.375 / Virus Database: 267.15.6/257 - Release Date: 10/02/2006
(313) interesting random article
bigging up some of the lesser known cats: http://www.carpentermunn.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/2006/01/metal-machine-music.html tom
(313) DJ BONE... ATTACKS - Week 27
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Re: (313) Record Time Sale
you won't find much in the way of techno, house, etc. - this isn't Record Time in Detroit but some other place in Rochester NY Lots of 60s, 70s, and 80s rock/pop their electronic music records are of the Tangerine Dream, Tomita, Klaus Schulze variety decent prices though MEK "Odeluga, Ken" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] ones.com> To <313@hyperreal.org> 02/15/06 09:39 AM cc Subject (313) Record Time Sale Just passing this on - plus can't send formatted text so... http://www.recordtimenow.com/ Never been there but I've heard it's good. Thought you might like to hear, if you haven't already. 'Everything is on sale' (it says.) 25% off used, $2 off all new stuff normally priced $8.99 or higher. Feb 16, 17, 18, 19. Ken
(313) Record Time Sale
Just passing this on - plus can't send formatted text so... http://www.recordtimenow.com/ Never been there but I've heard it's good. Thought you might like to hear, if you haven't already. 'Everything is on sale' (it says.) 25% off used, $2 off all new stuff normally priced $8.99 or higher. Feb 16, 17, 18, 19. Ken
(313) mix WNUR chicago - Guest DJ Israel Vines, Detroit
Sonic Sunset 27 Jan 2005:Guest DJ Israel Vines, Detroit Fridays 9:30pm - 12:30am, 89.3 FM WNUR Chicago Download from http://SonicSunset.com We're super pleased to welcome long-time friend and veteran selector Israel Vines from Detroit. We asked for something out-of-the-ordinary, and he brought it. Skirting all around the outer reaches of the techno realm, he provides a textural and moody sound collage interspersed with personal touches from various genre icons. It's the soundtrack for a strange era... Part 1> Israel Vines windy & carl – i’ve been waiting to hear your voice – the dream house (kranky) marcel duchamp – the creative act – the creative act (sub rosa) basic channel – radiance 1 (x2) (basic channel) male models – farewell nikita (unreleased) vladislav delay – ele – entain (mille plateaux) kraftwerk – radio stars / uranium (capitol) surgeon – dinah’s dream – balance (tresor) harold budd and brian eno – among fields of crystal – the plateaux of mirror (editions eg) jeff mills – they who lay beneath – metropolis (tresor) harold budd and brian eno – not yet remembered - the plateaux of mirror (editions eg) einsturzende neubauten – wasserturm – drawings of o.t. (some bizarre) einsturzende neubauten – the garden – ende neu (interscope) pole – paula – cd1- (kiff/matador) pantytec – elastobabe acapaella (perlon) bjork – possibly maybe (lucy mix) – telegram (elektra) no movement no sound no memories – removed (no 9 mix) –(lux nigra) tones on tail – movement of fear – pop (beggar’s banquet) silicon – untitled (from unreleased live pa) regis – solution (voice) – divine ritual ep (downwards) regis – solution (final) – divine ritual ep (downwards) faust – jennifer - iv (virgin) jonny greenwood – peartree – bodysong (capitol) pino donaggio – school in flames - carrie soundtrack (united artists) silver apples – a pox on you – silver apples (mca) unknown – untitled (DOX003) front 242 – angst – official version (wax trax) meat beat manifesto – what’s your name? – subliminal sandwich (interscope) grain – we’re talking pubs – untitled (fat cat) heath brunner – vdub (frantic flowers) radiohead – the gloaming – hail to the thief (capitol) Part 2> Dave Siska deepchord - dc14 (deepchord) dft - live (dubwise) gas - b (mille plateaux) smbp - so far - stars falling (citymorb) dettinger - untitled 5 - intershop (kompakt) 154 - dusk ep (100% pure) el mal - laguna loon (ifach) fluxion - bipolar defect (chain reaction) monolake - tangent i (ml/i) liaisons dangereuses - peut etre pas - liaisons dangereuses (roadrunner) severed heads - disease 22/disease 23 (nettwerk) dopplereffekt - scientist (dataphysix) shop - nitwit (planet e) modus vivendi - modus vivendi (fnac) Audio archives at http://SonicSunset.com Mixed live on air, 89.3 FM in Chicago every Friday night.
(313) FA: Petar Dundov (Axis); Jeff Mills DVD/CD; Villalobos (sealed); Acid Planet; Djax; etc...
*seek* : ebay: cds: no reserves: last day: my shortened ebay URL: http://tinyurl.com/85omv or the ~~~long~~~ one: http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZ*seek*QQhtZ-1QQfrppZ100QQfsopZ1QQfsooZ1QQrdZ0 Unit Moebius (Acid Planet); Miss Djax (new); Haarp (new U-Cover ltd); Jeff Mills 'Three Ages' DVD/CD set; Petar Dundov (Axis; Detroit); Ricardo Villalobos (sealed); Luciano (Peacefrog); Troubleman (sealed; Global Communication); Augustus Pablo (dub); Scientist (dubs); etc... ebay seller: *seek*: the entire list: http://tinyurl.com/85omv or http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZ*seek*QQhtZ-1QQfrppZ100QQfsopZ1QQfsooZ1QQrdZ0 thanks for checking it out, seek
(313) ( bsp) mix: deep house, melodic techno, much detroit
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