(313) prototype 909 live
may 27, detroit w/ neil landstrumm tony rohr
(313) Vault Radio - April 19, 2006
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Re: (313) Disco D on CNN
Dave was Disco D since forever -- since he was in high school. So whatever. I ask myself 2 questions about DJs and producers -- are they good people, and can they rock a party? Dave's always been the first and done the second. He makes tracks that don't always speak to my condition, but he isn't bombing poor brown people or molesting kids. You have to have some perspective. ... it doesn't reek of a desire to be a star in a sick culture no matter the price of fame. Uh, if you've ever spent 15 minutes talking to the man, you'd know how ridiculous this is. Anyway it's ridiculous for me to be defending him here -- he can take care of himself.
Re: (313) prototype 909 live
no computers - Original Message - From: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 6:18 PM Subject: Re: (313) prototype 909 live On 4/26/06, /0 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: may 27, detroit now that sounds promising. any idea if theyre going to do it like they always have, or will it be computer assisted? seems obvious what the answer should be, but who knows? tom
Re: (313) prototype 909 live
Whoa. Is it just going to be Taylor and Dietrich, or is Jason Szostek back? On 4/26/06, /0 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: may 27, detroit w/ neil landstrumm tony rohr 313.205.2496
Re: (313) prototype 909 live
all three of them, no laptops 2am-330am -Joe - Original Message - From: Kent Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: list 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 8:23 PM Subject: Re: (313) prototype 909 live Whoa. Is it just going to be Taylor and Dietrich, or is Jason Szostek back? On 4/26/06, /0 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: may 27, detroit w/ neil landstrumm tony rohr 313.205.2496
(313) artistry/keepin' it real was re: Disco D/Afrika B/VISA
This email is a tad on the long side because this--the starving artist whose art is a hobby VS the artist who derives a living wage (or better) from his/her art-- is something I feel extremely passionate about. From a personal perspective: I have seen far too many artists in my area who care too much about being an artist and not selling out--and also sometimes what would other people think?--that they have done physical harm to their bodies through malnutrition, lack of sleep, lack of shelter, etc. I'm talking about artists who refuse to get a day job when their art can't pay the bills and balk at any opportunity that might benefit them as an artist if it is something that they could possibly relate to selling out. Have any of you heard of the painter Maud Lewis? She was a brilliant folk artist who lived from 1903-1970 here in Nova Scotia. She lived in horrible conditions: 12 X 13 foot one-room house (!) with no electricity or plumbing; abusive husband; physical debilities that were made much much worse by the conditions she lived in. She refused to charge more than $5 for her paintings and refused to move to a healthier environment (ie a house with electricity and plumbing). She refused to leave her husband because he had supported her early on. She didn't take advantage of the fact that people, in her best interests, wanted to help her get the medical attention she needed. Maud Lewis had international coverage (my first experience with her art was when one of her paintings was used on the cover of our provincial phone book for one year, years after she died) and she even sold paintings--again, for $5!--to members of the national US and Canadian governments. Many people tried to help her including arts organizations, not just individuals, but she was so focused on being an artist that she thought moving to a better home and charging more for her paintings than $5 would be seen as taking advantage of people and likened her popularity to celebrity and fame = bad things. Unfortunately, her story is not an isolated case I've seen. There are many artists who would rather malnourish themselves and end up in the hospital (of course, they don't make this decision rationally, but that is the gist of it) than take some sort of day job to pay for the basics--food, clothing, shelter, etc until their art goes from a hobby to a job that pays the bills. Over the years, I've seen a few artist-friends pass out in front of me (or in situations where I've been) due to not eating for days due to not having an income from their art and refusing to get a job in order to buy food. These weren't drug or alcohol related problems, they were 100% not-eating-due-to-refusing-to-do-a-non-art-related-job-and-getting-very-sick- from-it-related. I'm talking going-to-the-hospital-in-an-ambulance sick, and being warned by the doctor sick, here, people! Not every artist from here is like this, fortunately. Buck 65, for example, worked in a local magazine store here in Halifax right up until the day before he moved to Paris because he understood that working a day job is not selling out. Six Too worked day jobs here until he moved to Montreal. They realized that you can't have a future as an artist if you debilitate yourself from malnourishment due to not having an income. I'm no Buck 65 or Six Too, but I'm smart enough to have had day jobs over the years (record store clerk, data entry clerk, media monitor, community radio station program manager, music journalist) to supplement my income while my art was at the hobby stage and not making money toward paying the bills. My closest brush with VISA commercial type of opportunities was coming in second place in a competition to score a national TV and radio campaign. Winning that competition would have meant being able to give up having a day job for a year or so; I wasn't being greedy, I was wanting to win so that I could focus more on my art for a year or so; coming in second place meant a nice chunk of change, but having to continue with a day job and continue with trying to turn my art from a making a little to no money situation to a situation ie job that paid the bills. Nowadays I don't have a day job, but I do have to bust my butt to pay the bills through various art/music-related activities: teaching sound design and music production, doing sound design and music production, licensing my songs, performing, and so on. I'm not complaining, in fact I'm thankful that I can do this. I'm lucky that all of my income comes from things related to my art. But if something (goodness forbid) happened whereby I had to go back to doing a day job to support my family, well of course I'd do it. For me, an artist taking advantage of their hard work is, plain and simple, common sense. There is no shame in it. If you're willing to be a starving artist, then you'll likely never take your art beyond the hobby level. Those who bust their butts and
Re: (313) prototype 909 live
wow, no kidding, that's great. this CD - Live '93-'95 - is a great taste of the raw/live PA experience. http://e.discogs.com/release/51094 OBtrivia: I took some shots of them at Even Furthur that ended up in the CD jacket http://e.discogs.com/viewimages?what=Robid=51094 just such a sea of gear, cables, sweat and totally raw/underground vibe was jaw dropping for me at the time. They EARNED their fans the hard way: they toured their asses off with all that kit too. Big raves and also tiny crap venues in rural places with dripping tents and flakey generators, they just wanted to jam by any means necessary. Would be interesting to see if techno fans nowdays can even still relate to that kind of a set, I hope so. 1 Intro (1:19) 2 Babyhead, Providence, RI (7:17) 3 'Cybertech 2,' NY, NY (6:13) 4 Scranton, PA (8:43) 5 Axis, Boston, MA (6:03) 6 'Mecha,' NY, NY (9:01) 7 Stone Pony, Asbury Park, NJ (2:33) 8 'Even Further,' WI (6:05) 9 Philadelphia, PA (10:19) peace On Apr 26, 2006, at 7:57 PM, /0 wrote: all three of them, no laptops 2am-330am -Joe - Original Message - From: Kent Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: list 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 8:23 PM Subject: Re: (313) prototype 909 live Whoa. Is it just going to be Taylor and Dietrich, or is Jason Szostek back? On 4/26/06, /0 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: may 27, detroit w/ neil landstrumm tony rohr 313.205.2496 -- MM http://sonicsunset.com
Re: (313) artistry/keepin' it real was re: Disco D/Afrika B/VISA
Game, Set, and Match to Andrew. On 4/26/06, Andrew Duke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This email is a tad on the long side because this--the starving artist whose art is a hobby VS the artist who derives a living wage (or better) from his/her art-- is something I feel extremely passionate about.
Re: (313) Techno on the otherside .. NZ
That's a shame, the city that really misses out is Adelaide. No wonder they're all moving here! Kenny Larkin is touring in May. I have heard rumours of Jimmy Edgar. Did you not see Stacey in Perth? On 27/04/2006, at 12:18 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: So DEMF and Perth have something in common this year - not many Detroit artists playing ;-) MEK Michael Bramwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 04/25/2006 09:07:32 PM: Nice post Simon. Here in Perth West Australia the last times I went out to see a good international DJ play was Mills around 2001, Alton Miller in 2002 and Theo Parrish in 2003. Other good people have come to play; just in the form of expensive 'festivals' where 95% of the line up is a complete waste of money. I have missed a few good Detroit, Chigaco and Compost label artists but I could count them on one hand. My first post to this list, hello all. Michael B. - Original Message - From: Simon Kong [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 7:58 AM Subject: (313) Techno on the otherside .. NZ This post is for everyone having a cry baby about DEMF .. Stacey Pullen came to play in Wellington NZ the other week. By some sheer accident I ended up making a one way 16 hour road trip to see him play, and a flight home at 8am. A good friend also flew in from Sydney for the occasion so it was really cool to be connected by Techno. Mostly I just wanted to say to the list that in some places in the world we rarely get to hear Techno. New Zealand has had three US producers visit in the last two years. You may recall me writing in about Carl Craig last year. I go bug for Techno especially Detroit styles. It is the only music that makes me dance like Sven hugs or no hugs. It's the only music that motivates me to dance at all these days. Stacey was just brilliant, and I don't care for the politics. He got on the decks at 2am and was still playing when I had to get to the airport at 7am. It was a sonic inspiration for me .. and was twice as cool cause the dance floor was full .. unlike Carl Craig. wah. While I can understand the frustrations of the DEMF line up .. I think you need to look at the greater context of what the scene is able to support. New Zealand has small population, and so a very small Techno scene. Our ability to foster our own scene, let alone have events or festivals that feature Techno artists is very very limited. On a global scale Techno is still a very underground sound. Over here where I am sitting . the DEMF does heaps to put Techno on the Map. Locally .. I would probably be upset as well. However the opportunity still remains to use the focus on the DEMF to raise the awareness of the 313 sound .. and it's affiliations. I think the Line up is that evil balance between commercial and true. However on any given day it's a line up I would very much like to see, and from a global perspective I think its a very interesting representation of how far the influences of Detroit music have traveled. I think Detroit heads have a lot of heritage to be proud of, and while there is obviously a strong local scene that is looking for representation. I think you have to appreciate that due to the musical foundations of Detroit many people from around the world now share in the positive influence. Somehow in the face of all the commercial dance scenes around the world Techno has managed to hold onto it's integrity. The artists listed are by no means heavy hitters in the commercial dance scene. They are a fairly gritty bunch of left field innovators of electronic sounds. For all the people that stand in Hart Plaza .. there are as many people all around the world who bring their attention to the goings on in Detroit. Promotion is the evil brother of Appreciation, and by all accounts the DEMF has been a constant battle from day one. I just want to send love and respect to the Festival and remind everyone having issues with the event, that some of us are still struggling to hear any sort of Techno once a year. DEMF does bring global attention. We are listening out here on the edge. .simon
Re: (313) Disco D on CNN
I think he's doing a few RB acts as well. I imagined he was working with Britney, not K-Fed, as that's what the rumours suggested months back but then he dropped the K-Fed song here and I realised. He's the most atrocious rap artist ever, K-Fed, but the song is OK. I wish him (Disco D) well. Anybody read the interview with him in Urb? Quite revealing, I never imagined. V brave to talk about depression I think. Good on him. On 27/04/2006, at 3:13 AM, Kent Williams wrote: I don't presume to judge the quality of Dave's output, but I've always enjoyed his sets, and he's been great to work with on shows. He's been able to support himself with things like the K-Fed gig, commercial remixes and ringtones, while continuing to DJ and make tracks. If people want to complain about his work that's fine, but he's pieced together a living out of the opportunities presented to him, and there's no inherent shame in that. We all got to pay the bills. And frankly, if someone came to me and gave me a sack of money and said Make a record with Kevin Federline, hell yeah I'd do it. It would be a surreal experience, and it might be fun. It's honest work that hurts no one.
(313) Newish Things MP3 Mix
Here's a pretty rough and noisy mix of things I've bought recently, mostly newish. enjoy! 1:19:40 + 192kbit mp3 + 109mb + lots of love http://www.jameshurlbut.net/mp3/mixes/04.26.05.mp3 tracklisting Sven - Weisemann - Vibe - Mojuba Francois K and U Roy - Roostman - Deep Space Alix Alvarez - What_is Dub - Sole Channel Ame - Basic Beat - Innervisions Tokyo Black Star - Blade Dancer (Dixon_Edit) - Sonar Kollectiv Trentemoller - Sunstroke - Poker Flat Delano Smith - Metropolis (Juergen Junker Mix) - Third Ear Jeremiah Moves (bongo burner rmx) - Coiners Den Daniel Stefanik - move me - moon harbour Alter Ego - Daktari (Matt John remix) - Klang Isolee - Bleu (Dixon Edit) - Playhouse Misc. - Tanz Der Polymere - Sender Trickski - Sweat - Sonar Kollectiv DK7 - The Difference (Martin Landsky remix) - Output Aardvark - Cult Copy Pt 2 - Rushhour Deecoy and James Cotton - Uninvited - Antennae Jhelisa - Freedoms Land (swell session mix) - Infracom YMC - Nu Vibrations - Placktown sounds Manoo - Ayome (dub) - Real Tone Jerry the Cat - Mating Ritual (jerrys jaguar stalking mix) - Soiree
Re: (313) Subject: (313) Record stores and stuff in Berlin.
Thanks for the tip: I'll probably go there in August. Patrick post some other tips, please, when you come back ;) Enjoy. Emiliano - Original Message - From: Dave Stenton [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 Discussion List 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 2:06 PM Subject: (313) Subject: (313) Record stores and stuff in Berlin. you picked a good time to visit! Laurent Garnier's supposed to be playing live at Berghain on Thursday 18 May (it's not on his website though so not sure if it's confirmed yet). Andrew Weatherall's at Weekend on Friday 19 May. Theo Parrish is also at Weekend on Saturday 20 May. also on the Saturday Berghain/Panorama Bar have Vitalic (live), Fidel, Ben Clock, Booka Shade (live) and a few others - even if that's not your thing you should still go as the club is one of - if not the - best in the world. it also gets going late (4/5am onwards) so you can check Theo first. on the Sunday Berghain/Panorama have an outdoor Hardwax party with Rhythm Sound feat. Paul St.Hilaire, DJ Pete, Ricardo Villalobos, Soundhack and a very special guest from Detroit who they're not announcing. stores: Hardwax www.hardwax.com Space Hall www.spacehall.de Rotation www.rotation-records.de Digalittledeeper www.digalittledeeper.net From: Southern Outpost ( [EMAIL REMOVED] ) Date: Apr 26, 2006 Subject: (313) Record stores and stuff in Berlin. Hi all, I'm hitting Berlin from the 16th -21st next month and wanted to know what record stores I should check out, obviously apart from Hardwax. Also, anything happening club/partywise? Any tips would be appreciated! Peace, Patrick. -- Southern Outpost - Sydney. Distribution: Clone, NL. http://www.southernoutpost.com http://elists.resynthesize.com/url.php?list_id=15message_id=1592608ur l=http://www.southernoutpost.com Infiltrating your sound systems. --
Re: (313) Techno on the otherside .. NZ
Nah, he was playing in a line up of many international acts, which meant the price was about $80. I saw him for the second time a couple of years ago when he played a 3 hour techno set followed by a 3 hour house set. I only witnessed the techno set and it was pretty darn sweet. - Original Message - From: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2006 4:35 PM Subject: Re: (313) Techno on the otherside .. NZ That's a shame, the city that really misses out is Adelaide. No wonder they're all moving here! Kenny Larkin is touring in May. I have heard rumours of Jimmy Edgar. Did you not see Stacey in Perth? On 27/04/2006, at 12:18 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: So DEMF and Perth have something in common this year - not many Detroit artists playing ;-) MEK Michael Bramwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 04/25/2006 09:07:32 PM: Nice post Simon. Here in Perth West Australia the last times I went out to see a good international DJ play was Mills around 2001, Alton Miller in 2002 and Theo Parrish in 2003. Other good people have come to play; just in the form of expensive 'festivals' where 95% of the line up is a complete waste of money. I have missed a few good Detroit, Chigaco and Compost label artists but I could count them on one hand. My first post to this list, hello all. Michael B. - Original Message - From: Simon Kong [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 7:58 AM Subject: (313) Techno on the otherside .. NZ This post is for everyone having a cry baby about DEMF .. Stacey Pullen came to play in Wellington NZ the other week. By some sheer accident I ended up making a one way 16 hour road trip to see him play, and a flight home at 8am. A good friend also flew in from Sydney for the occasion so it was really cool to be connected by Techno. Mostly I just wanted to say to the list that in some places in the world we rarely get to hear Techno. New Zealand has had three US producers visit in the last two years. You may recall me writing in about Carl Craig last year. I go bug for Techno especially Detroit styles. It is the only music that makes me dance like Sven hugs or no hugs. It's the only music that motivates me to dance at all these days. Stacey was just brilliant, and I don't care for the politics. He got on the decks at 2am and was still playing when I had to get to the airport at 7am. It was a sonic inspiration for me .. and was twice as cool cause the dance floor was full .. unlike Carl Craig. wah. While I can understand the frustrations of the DEMF line up .. I think you need to look at the greater context of what the scene is able to support. New Zealand has small population, and so a very small Techno scene. Our ability to foster our own scene, let alone have events or festivals that feature Techno artists is very very limited. On a global scale Techno is still a very underground sound. Over here where I am sitting . the DEMF does heaps to put Techno on the Map. Locally .. I would probably be upset as well. However the opportunity still remains to use the focus on the DEMF to raise the awareness of the 313 sound .. and it's affiliations. I think the Line up is that evil balance between commercial and true. However on any given day it's a line up I would very much like to see, and from a global perspective I think its a very interesting representation of how far the influences of Detroit music have traveled. I think Detroit heads have a lot of heritage to be proud of, and while there is obviously a strong local scene that is looking for representation. I think you have to appreciate that due to the musical foundations of Detroit many people from around the world now share in the positive influence. Somehow in the face of all the commercial dance scenes around the world Techno has managed to hold onto it's integrity. The artists listed are by no means heavy hitters in the commercial dance scene. They are a fairly gritty bunch of left field innovators of electronic sounds. For all the people that stand in Hart Plaza .. there are as many people all around the world who bring their attention to the goings on in Detroit. Promotion is the evil brother of Appreciation, and by all accounts the DEMF has been a constant battle from day one. I just want to send love and respect to the Festival and remind everyone
Re: (313) prototype 909 live
theres a live vinyl out there too. maybe I should give mine a play - Original Message - From: Matt MacQueen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: list 313 313@hyperreal.org Cc: Kent Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]; /0 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 9:39 PM Subject: Re: (313) prototype 909 live wow, no kidding, that's great. this CD - Live '93-'95 - is a great taste of the raw/live PA experience. http://e.discogs.com/release/51094 OBtrivia: I took some shots of them at Even Furthur that ended up in the CD jacket http://e.discogs.com/viewimages?what=Robid=51094 just such a sea of gear, cables, sweat and totally raw/underground vibe was jaw dropping for me at the time. They EARNED their fans the hard way: they toured their asses off with all that kit too. Big raves and also tiny crap venues in rural places with dripping tents and flakey generators, they just wanted to jam by any means necessary. Would be interesting to see if techno fans nowdays can even still relate to that kind of a set, I hope so. 1 Intro (1:19) 2 Babyhead, Providence, RI (7:17) 3 'Cybertech 2,' NY, NY (6:13) 4 Scranton, PA (8:43) 5 Axis, Boston, MA (6:03) 6 'Mecha,' NY, NY (9:01) 7 Stone Pony, Asbury Park, NJ (2:33) 8 'Even Further,' WI (6:05) 9 Philadelphia, PA (10:19) peace On Apr 26, 2006, at 7:57 PM, /0 wrote: all three of them, no laptops 2am-330am -Joe - Original Message - From: Kent Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: list 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 8:23 PM Subject: Re: (313) prototype 909 live Whoa. Is it just going to be Taylor and Dietrich, or is Jason Szostek back? On 4/26/06, /0 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: may 27, detroit w/ neil landstrumm tony rohr 313.205.2496 -- MM http://sonicsunset.com
(313) Jeff Mills - Blue Potential
Hi all, if you're in New york and would like to see Jeff Mills screening of Blue Potential this 1 st May, I have free tickets to offer. More infos here : http://313tm.blogspot.com/2006/04/jeff-mills-blue-potential-screening.html Have a nice day. -- Dimitri Pike http://wildtek.blogspot.com http://wildtekmedia.blogspot.com
Re: (313) prototype 909 live
On 4/27/06, /0 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: theres a live vinyl out there too. yeah i found one for $1 and gave it to shawn rudiman since he was the cat who hipped me to p909 in the first place. hand spraypainted LP covers rule! tom
Re: (313) prototype 909 live
i found that album, and half the people i show it to say hey, i was at that providence show! wow! On Apr 26, 2006, at 21:39, Matt MacQueen wrote: just such a sea of gear, cables, sweat and totally raw/underground vibe was jaw dropping for me at the time. They EARNED their fans the hard way: they toured their asses off with all that kit too. Big raves and also tiny crap venues in rural places with dripping tents and flakey generators, they just wanted to jam by any means necessary. Would be interesting to see if techno fans nowdays can even still relate to that kind of a set, I hope so. 1 Intro (1:19) 2 Babyhead, Providence, RI (7:17) 3 'Cybertech 2,' NY, NY (6:13) 4 Scranton, PA (8:43) 5 Axis, Boston, MA (6:03) 6 'Mecha,' NY, NY (9:01) 7 Stone Pony, Asbury Park, NJ (2:33) 8 'Even Further,' WI (6:05) 9 Philadelphia, PA (10:19) -- matt kane's brain http://hydrogenproject.com aim - mkbatwerk || mkbwriu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) Disco D on CNN
Cyclone Wehner wrote: I think he's doing a few RB acts as well. I imagined he was working with Britney, not K-Fed, as that's what the rumours suggested months back but then he dropped the K-Fed song here and I realised. He's the most atrocious rap artist ever, K-Fed, but the song is OK. I wish him (Disco D) well. Anybody read the interview with him in Urb? Quite revealing, I never imagined. V brave to talk about depression I think. Good on him. Just to clarify the intended tone of my original message on the subject, it's not that I don't wish David success, it's that I worry about him making bad choices in a blind grab for fame. Sometimes the things you do to pay the bills can come back to haunt you, ya know? I mean, everybody's seen that ridiculous video of Federline pretending to work a mixer while bobbing his head to D's production . . . that record will never be more than an industry joke, purely because of its associated with Kevin. I'm not anti-commercial, I just think that over the long run, it pays for an artist to be careful who and what he associates with. -bp
RE: (313) Disco D on CNN
I'm not anti-commercial, I just think that over the long run, it pays for an artist to be careful who and what he associates with. -bp True dat. Association can be a killa. On a less militant note though, I think there's an audience out there for all kinds of music. And it does take all kinds. So for cats like him, I can be glad for him no matter what he does. He's not my boy. I don't know him, so all the deep concern for his career direction seems a bit misplaced coming from me. He's a grown man making choices that affect his life (not mine). Sht for all I know he may well want to go the road to stardom. How does that suck for me again? I'm mostly glad he's not out there trying to do the same thing I am. The producer pool has been waay too populated for way too long imho anyway on this side of the techno/pop divide. PS. I like day jobs. So do chicks. K
Re: (313) prototype 909 live
i can not wait until the play during the festival weekend. it's easily going to be one of the highlights. -- Original Message -- From: Matt Kane's Brain [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2006 07:27:37 -0400 i found that album, and half the people i show it to say hey, i was at that providence show! wow! On Apr 26, 2006, at 21:39, Matt MacQueen wrote: just such a sea of gear, cables, sweat and totally raw/underground vibe was jaw dropping for me at the time. They EARNED their fans the hard way: they toured their asses off with all that kit too. Big raves and also tiny crap venues in rural places with dripping tents and flakey generators, they just wanted to jam by any means necessary. Would be interesting to see if techno fans nowdays can even still relate to that kind of a set, I hope so. 1Intro (1:19) 2Babyhead, Providence, RI (7:17) 3'Cybertech 2,' NY, NY (6:13) 4Scranton, PA (8:43) 5Axis, Boston, MA (6:03) 6'Mecha,' NY, NY (9:01) 7Stone Pony, Asbury Park, NJ (2:33) 8'Even Further,' WI (6:05) 9Philadelphia, PA (10:19) -- matt kane's brain http://hydrogenproject.com aim - mkbatwerk || mkbwriu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) Techno on the otherside .. NZ
Amen to that!!! Can't think of the last half-decent act we had play here, Adelaide is a terrible city to live in musicwise at the moment :( That's why I'm moving to Melbourne (via London for a year or two). - Original Message - From: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2006 6:05 PM Subject: Re: (313) Techno on the otherside .. NZ That's a shame, the city that really misses out is Adelaide. No wonder they're all moving here! Kenny Larkin is touring in May. I have heard rumours of Jimmy Edgar. Did you not see Stacey in Perth? On 27/04/2006, at 12:18 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: So DEMF and Perth have something in common this year - not many Detroit artists playing ;-) MEK Michael Bramwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 04/25/2006 09:07:32 PM: Nice post Simon. Here in Perth West Australia the last times I went out to see a good international DJ play was Mills around 2001, Alton Miller in 2002 and Theo Parrish in 2003. Other good people have come to play; just in the form of expensive 'festivals' where 95% of the line up is a complete waste of money. I have missed a few good Detroit, Chigaco and Compost label artists but I could count them on one hand. My first post to this list, hello all. Michael B. - Original Message - From: Simon Kong [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 7:58 AM Subject: (313) Techno on the otherside .. NZ This post is for everyone having a cry baby about DEMF .. Stacey Pullen came to play in Wellington NZ the other week. By some sheer accident I ended up making a one way 16 hour road trip to see him play, and a flight home at 8am. A good friend also flew in from Sydney for the occasion so it was really cool to be connected by Techno. Mostly I just wanted to say to the list that in some places in the world we rarely get to hear Techno. New Zealand has had three US producers visit in the last two years. You may recall me writing in about Carl Craig last year. I go bug for Techno especially Detroit styles. It is the only music that makes me dance like Sven hugs or no hugs. It's the only music that motivates me to dance at all these days. Stacey was just brilliant, and I don't care for the politics. He got on the decks at 2am and was still playing when I had to get to the airport at 7am. It was a sonic inspiration for me .. and was twice as cool cause the dance floor was full .. unlike Carl Craig. wah. While I can understand the frustrations of the DEMF line up .. I think you need to look at the greater context of what the scene is able to support. New Zealand has small population, and so a very small Techno scene. Our ability to foster our own scene, let alone have events or festivals that feature Techno artists is very very limited. On a global scale Techno is still a very underground sound. Over here where I am sitting . the DEMF does heaps to put Techno on the Map. Locally .. I would probably be upset as well. However the opportunity still remains to use the focus on the DEMF to raise the awareness of the 313 sound .. and it's affiliations. I think the Line up is that evil balance between commercial and true. However on any given day it's a line up I would very much like to see, and from a global perspective I think its a very interesting representation of how far the influences of Detroit music have traveled. I think Detroit heads have a lot of heritage to be proud of, and while there is obviously a strong local scene that is looking for representation. I think you have to appreciate that due to the musical foundations of Detroit many people from around the world now share in the positive influence. Somehow in the face of all the commercial dance scenes around the world Techno has managed to hold onto it's integrity. The artists listed are by no means heavy hitters in the commercial dance scene. They are a fairly gritty bunch of left field innovators of electronic sounds. For all the people that stand in Hart Plaza .. there are as many people all around the world who bring their attention to the goings on in Detroit. Promotion is the evil brother of Appreciation, and by all accounts the DEMF has been a constant battle from day one. I just want to send love and respect to the Festival and remind everyone having issues with the event, that some of us are still struggling to hear any sort of Techno once a year. DEMF does bring global attention. We are listening out here on the edge. .simon
(313) UR live in Rome this Sat
hi list, some 313 happenings in rome: besides the Max2Min tour coming to Goa club this evening with Richie Hawtin and Troy Pierce representing, there is UR live event at Brancaleone on Saturday.. butwhat exactly IS UR Live? am i to expect some sort of live act like the one that toured last year whose name now escapes me? (sorry guys.i sometimes have a really bad memory) fab. CITYMORB MUSIC www.citymorb.net | [EMAIL PROTECTED] out now: CTM002 SMBP - Stars Falling ep. next release: CTM004 Vermont - The Santa Cruz Operation ep.
Re: (313) UR live in Rome this Sat
Well, Galaxy 2 Galaxy is a proper band, with drummers, bass, keys etc, but I also know that James Pennington is doing live sets at the moment. Not sure what this consists of exactly though. Any idea who's billed? You wrote: hi list, some 313 happenings in rome: besides the Max2Min tour coming to Goa club this evening with Richie Hawtin and Troy Pierce representing, there is UR live event at Brancaleone on Saturday.. butwhat exactly IS UR Live? am i to expect some sort of live act like the one that toured last year whose name now escapes me? (sorry guys.i sometimes have a really bad memory) fab. CITYMORB MUSIC www.citymorb.net | [EMAIL PROTECTED] out now: CTM002 SMBP - Stars Falling ep. next release: CTM004 Vermont - The Santa Cruz Operation ep.
Re: (313) UR live in Rome this Sat
As far as I know.. UR are playing live in Japan this weekend ! Eamonn / D1 On 27/04/2006 16:53, Dan Bean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well, Galaxy 2 Galaxy is a proper band, with drummers, bass, keys etc, but I also know that James Pennington is doing live sets at the moment. Not sure what this consists of exactly though. Any idea who's billed? You wrote: hi list, some 313 happenings in rome: besides the Max2Min tour coming to Goa club this evening with Richie Hawtin and Troy Pierce representing, there is UR live event at Brancaleone on Saturday.. butwhat exactly IS UR Live? am i to expect some sort of live act like the one that toured last year whose name now escapes me? (sorry guys.i sometimes have a really bad memory) fab. CITYMORB MUSIC www.citymorb.net | [EMAIL PROTECTED] out now: CTM002 SMBP - Stars Falling ep. next release: CTM004 Vermont - The Santa Cruz Operation ep.
Re: (313) UR live in Rome this Sat
the thing i saw last year had mad mike (as well as others) on keyboards and salazar on the 1200s the played live UR tracks, a cross between gospel and funk for eamonn: the plot thinkens...while the email newlsetter announces the event without specifying who is playing, the club's website says nothing anymore about the gig.i suspect someone hasn't updated the newsletter. but anyway, what can i expect from a UR Live gig? fabs - Original Message - From: Dan Bean [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2006 5:53 PM Subject: Re: (313) UR live in Rome this Sat Well, Galaxy 2 Galaxy is a proper band, with drummers, bass, keys etc, but I also know that James Pennington is doing live sets at the moment. Not sure what this consists of exactly though. Any idea who's billed? You wrote: hi list, some 313 happenings in rome: besides the Max2Min tour coming to Goa club this evening with Richie Hawtin and Troy Pierce representing, there is UR live event at Brancaleone on Saturday.. butwhat exactly IS UR Live? am i to expect some sort of live act like the one that toured last year whose name now escapes me? (sorry guys.i sometimes have a really bad memory) fab. CITYMORB MUSIC www.citymorb.net | [EMAIL PROTECTED] out now: CTM002 SMBP - Stars Falling ep. next release: CTM004 Vermont - The Santa Cruz Operation ep. -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.5.0/325 - Release Date: 26/04/2006
Re: (313) UR live in Rome this Sat
According to the UR Submerge websites there is nothing going on in Italy: http://www.undergroundresistance.com/main/component/ option,com_extcalendar/Itemid,33/ http://www.submerge.com/bookings/index.html Well stuff concerning UR that is... On 27-apr-2006, at 18:07, fab. wrote: the thing i saw last year had mad mike (as well as others) on keyboards and salazar on the 1200s the played live UR tracks, a cross between gospel and funk for eamonn: the plot thinkens...while the email newlsetter announces the event without specifying who is playing, the club's website says nothing anymore about the gig.i suspect someone hasn't updated the newsletter. but anyway, what can i expect from a UR Live gig? fabs - Original Message - From: Dan Bean [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2006 5:53 PM Subject: Re: (313) UR live in Rome this Sat Well, Galaxy 2 Galaxy is a proper band, with drummers, bass, keys etc, but I also know that James Pennington is doing live sets at the moment. Not sure what this consists of exactly though. Any idea who's billed? You wrote: hi list, some 313 happenings in rome: besides the Max2Min tour coming to Goa club this evening with Richie Hawtin and Troy Pierce representing, there is UR live event at Brancaleone on Saturday.. butwhat exactly IS UR Live? am i to expect some sort of live act like the one that toured last year whose name now escapes me? (sorry guys.i sometimes have a really bad memory) fab. CITYMORB MUSIC www.citymorb.net | [EMAIL PROTECTED] out now: CTM002 SMBP - Stars Falling ep. next release: CTM004 Vermont - The Santa Cruz Operation ep. -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.5.0/325 - Release Date: 26/04/2006
Re: (313) Subject: (313) Record stores and stuff in Berlin.
hi - one thing about berghain, they seem to have a new door policy. haven't been there for several months cause i in the meantime prefer the small - more secret - events. i have heard many complaints about a new door policy at berghain. if you approach the door make shure to not come as a group of more than two persons and make shure not to wear your hair too long... if you look as if you're from southern europe - good luck! some of the guys at the door have bald heads - so they might act like they look :-) club maria has some great acts all the time - but the audience changed - it's more like the little raver boys and girls now what i still like is watergate. good music and the right audience - and becks beer! for the record shops - besides of hardwax - make shure to check out space hall at zossener strasse - they have a great collection of cds and vinyl in the basement. the venues usually reveal their upcoming acts for the weekend between monday and friday night - so you might wanna check out the berlin listing at upcoming.org which i (regarding the partys) update on a daily basis - as soon as the info about the events arrive. this weekend we have the m-nus party, rob hood and john tejada in town and buzz goree on the radio. and for the partys in general - no need to be there before two am... better be her in july than in august! no matter if the loveparade is happening on the 15th - it will again be the biggest concentration from top djs from all over the world at loveweek. anyway - have fun in berlin - and whatever you do - don't fall in love roman/berlin/germany www.energylab.de Am 27.04.2006 um 11:17 schrieb Emiliano Zani: Thanks for the tip: I'll probably go there in August. Patrick post some other tips, please, when you come back ;) Enjoy. Emiliano - Original Message - From: Dave Stenton [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 Discussion List 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 2:06 PM Subject: (313) Subject: (313) Record stores and stuff in Berlin. you picked a good time to visit! Laurent Garnier's supposed to be playing live at Berghain on Thursday 18 May (it's not on his website though so not sure if it's confirmed yet). Andrew Weatherall's at Weekend on Friday 19 May. Theo Parrish is also at Weekend on Saturday 20 May. also on the Saturday Berghain/Panorama Bar have Vitalic (live), Fidel, Ben Clock, Booka Shade (live) and a few others - even if that's not your thing you should still go as the club is one of - if not the - best in the world. it also gets going late (4/5am onwards) so you can check Theo first. on the Sunday Berghain/Panorama have an outdoor Hardwax party with Rhythm Sound feat. Paul St.Hilaire, DJ Pete, Ricardo Villalobos, Soundhack and a very special guest from Detroit who they're not announcing. stores: Hardwax www.hardwax.com Space Hall www.spacehall.de Rotation www.rotation-records.de Digalittledeeper www.digalittledeeper.net From: Southern Outpost ( [EMAIL REMOVED] ) Date: Apr 26, 2006 Subject: (313) Record stores and stuff in Berlin. Hi all, I'm hitting Berlin from the 16th -21st next month and wanted to know what record stores I should check out, obviously apart from Hardwax. Also, anything happening club/partywise? Any tips would be appreciated! Peace, Patrick. -- Southern Outpost - Sydney. Distribution: Clone, NL. http://www.southernoutpost.com http://elists.resynthesize.com/url.php? list_id=15message_id=1592608ur l=http://www.southernoutpost.com Infiltrating your sound systems. --
Re: (313) UR live in Rome this Sat
but anyway, what can i expect from a UR Live gig? fabs They played for us in Dublin last year.. Fantastic show.. Mike, Gerald Mitchell and Esteban on Keyboards... Also drums, Bass and Santiago on samples / visuals... Also Cornelius as MC. They completely rocked Dublin.. Plenty of Hi Tech funk and Gospel... Definitely try and catch the show if you can. Eamonn / D1
Re: (313) UR live in Rome this Sat
well thank goodness nothing's happening since i still dont know what to expect! ;) weather permitting i guess i will stay in and have a barbecue on saturday night - Original Message - From: Klaas-Jan Jongsma [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 Mailinglist List 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2006 6:12 PM Subject: Re: (313) UR live in Rome this Sat According to the UR Submerge websites there is nothing going on in Italy: http://www.undergroundresistance.com/main/component/ option,com_extcalendar/Itemid,33/ http://www.submerge.com/bookings/index.html Well stuff concerning UR that is... On 27-apr-2006, at 18:07, fab. wrote: the thing i saw last year had mad mike (as well as others) on keyboards and salazar on the 1200s the played live UR tracks, a cross between gospel and funk for eamonn: the plot thinkens...while the email newlsetter announces the event without specifying who is playing, the club's website says nothing anymore about the gig.i suspect someone hasn't updated the newsletter. but anyway, what can i expect from a UR Live gig? fabs - Original Message - From: Dan Bean [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2006 5:53 PM Subject: Re: (313) UR live in Rome this Sat Well, Galaxy 2 Galaxy is a proper band, with drummers, bass, keys etc, but I also know that James Pennington is doing live sets at the moment. Not sure what this consists of exactly though. Any idea who's billed? You wrote: hi list, some 313 happenings in rome: besides the Max2Min tour coming to Goa club this evening with Richie Hawtin and Troy Pierce representing, there is UR live event at Brancaleone on Saturday.. butwhat exactly IS UR Live? am i to expect some sort of live act like the one that toured last year whose name now escapes me? (sorry guys.i sometimes have a really bad memory) fab. CITYMORB MUSIC www.citymorb.net | [EMAIL PROTECTED] out now: CTM002 SMBP - Stars Falling ep. next release: CTM004 Vermont - The Santa Cruz Operation ep. -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.5.0/325 - Release Date: 26/04/2006 -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.5.0/325 - Release Date: 26/04/2006
Re: (313) Subject: (313) Record stores and stuff in Berlin.
I was in Berghain 2 weeks ago and didn't see anything from what Roman was talking about. There was short queue on the door due to couple drunk dorks who were a bit too agressive and they were the only ones who i saw not getting in. and i totally agree with security guys with this one :) ok, i was there together with my girlfriend, i don't have long hair and i am from Eastern Europe rather than Southern, but we got in quite fast. They did search people pretty carefully but that was not a big problem. The club itself looked quite large and nice. Don Williams was doin some monoish techno, that was pretty boring to me but probably could appeal to some 313 purists :), so first hours i was spending in small room with DJ Sasse (Moodmusic) playing awesome electro, house and acid sounds. later came back to see Adam Beyer and was totally blown away from his set. Very futuristic techno, something like that nu-skool tech from no-future camp. not as crazy and sharp but very groovy and interesting indeed. the groove was totally oposite of pounding relentless beats :) . it kept us dancing for quite a while! The sound system is really good there. didn't have enaugh energy to see Prosumer (Playhouse) and Mr. C playing as it was already arround 6 in the morning and we left to hotel. Watergate, Maria are also great clubs. and i can't skip Weekend and Sternradio who are located at the same building (one on 17th floor, and other in the basement) and happened to be just 200 meters away from our hotel. very good place to check whats happening is http://www.de-bug.de (go to dates and enter dates and city) visu labo Ivars Mednis Roman von Contzen wrote: hi - one thing about berghain, they seem to have a new door policy. haven't been there for several months cause i in the meantime prefer the small - more secret - events. i have heard many complaints about a new door policy at berghain. if you approach the door make shure to not come as a group of more than two persons and make shure not to wear your hair too long... if you look as if you're from southern europe - good luck! some of the guys at the door have bald heads - so they might act like they look :-) club maria has some great acts all the time - but the audience changed - it's more like the little raver boys and girls now what i still like is watergate. good music and the right audience - and becks beer! for the record shops - besides of hardwax - make shure to check out space hall at zossener strasse - they have a great collection of cds and vinyl in the basement. the venues usually reveal their upcoming acts for the weekend between monday and friday night - so you might wanna check out the berlin listing at upcoming.org which i (regarding the partys) update on a daily basis - as soon as the info about the events arrive. this weekend we have the m-nus party, rob hood and john tejada in town and buzz goree on the radio. and for the partys in general - no need to be there before two am... better be her in july than in august! no matter if the loveparade is happening on the 15th - it will again be the biggest concentration from top djs from all over the world at loveweek. anyway - have fun in berlin - and whatever you do - don't fall in love roman/berlin/germany www.energylab.de
FW: (313) Subject: (313) Record stores and stuff in Berlin.
I've been there a couple of time and both times have rolled up in company with a bunch of lads, obviously off our heads and obviously tourists. This has not resulted in us having any hassle getting in though! The only sign of door policy I've seen is the famous confiscation of camera phones which they're very polite about (and let's face it it just adds to the buzz). In my limited experience all Berlin clubs rock - know what you mean about the Maria audience, it's still great fun though, Watergate seems cooler (both a good and bad thing) but is certainly a very smart place indeed! -Original Message- From: Roman von Contzen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 27 April 2006 17:20 hi - one thing about berghain, they seem to have a new door policy. haven't been there for several months cause i in the meantime prefer the small - more secret - events. i have heard many complaints about a new door policy at berghain. if you approach the door make shure to not come as a group of more than two persons and make shure not to wear your hair too long... if you look as if you're from southern europe - good luck! some of the guys at the door have bald heads - so they might act like they look :-) club maria has some great acts all the time - but the audience changed - it's more like the little raver boys and girls now what i still like is watergate. good music and the right audience - and becks beer!
Re: (313) UR live in Rome this Sat
ah thanks eamonn.. you also helped me jog my memory..one of the other guys that played was in fact gerald mitchell who was excellent on the keyboards :) - Original Message - From: D1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: fab. [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2006 6:50 PM Subject: Re: (313) UR live in Rome this Sat but anyway, what can i expect from a UR Live gig? fabs They played for us in Dublin last year.. Fantastic show.. Mike, Gerald Mitchell and Esteban on Keyboards... Also drums, Bass and Santiago on samples / visuals... Also Cornelius as MC. They completely rocked Dublin.. Plenty of Hi Tech funk and Gospel... Definitely try and catch the show if you can. Eamonn / D1 -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.5.0/325 - Release Date: 26/04/2006
Re: (313) UR live in Rome this Sat
On Apr 27, 2006, at 11:53, Dan Bean wrote: Well, Galaxy 2 Galaxy is a proper band, with drummers, bass, keys etc, but I also know that James Pennington is doing live sets at the moment. Not sure what this consists of exactly though. Now, what's the difference between Los Hermanos and Galaxy 2 Galaxy? I'm confused (again) -- matt kane's brain http://hydrogenproject.com aim - mkbatwerk || mkbwriu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) DJ BONE.. ATTACKS - Week 33 34
http://7mzdt.com/subjectdetroit/ 34 is up, however you want it. 33 was the recent Brixton appearance. that's available here: http:// 7mzdt.com/subjectdetroit/mp3/ATTACK33_LivefromTiltedDisco-DJBone.mp3 enjoy.
FW: (313) UR live in Rome this Sat
-Original Message- From: Matt Kane's Brain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 27 April 2006 18:32 Now, what's the difference between Los Hermanos and Galaxy 2 Galaxy? I'm confused (again) Very little I think - when I saw them they were billed as two separate bands on the publicity for the night but actually pretty much played one set with visuals behind denoting the change from one to the other plus a few peeps may have swapped around but no more than some bands would do in the course of a gig anyway. Think maybe prior to that Los H had been out on the road in Europe and it was a Mitchell / Rolando / + thing and the G2G was more Mad Mike-centric but then Rolando left leaving little difference?
Re: (313) UR live in Rome this Sat
Los Hermanos plays Los Hermanos tracks and Galaxy to Galaxy plays erm... well Galaxy 2 Galaxy tracks ;) On 27-apr-2006, at 19:31, Matt Kane's Brain wrote: On Apr 27, 2006, at 11:53, Dan Bean wrote: Well, Galaxy 2 Galaxy is a proper band, with drummers, bass, keys etc, but I also know that James Pennington is doing live sets at the moment. Not sure what this consists of exactly though. Now, what's the difference between Los Hermanos and Galaxy 2 Galaxy? I'm confused (again) -- matt kane's brain http://hydrogenproject.com aim - mkbatwerk || mkbwriu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) UR live in Rome this Sat
On 27-apr-2006, at 18:50, D1 wrote: but anyway, what can i expect from a UR Live gig? fabs They played for us in Dublin last year.. Fantastic show.. Mike, Gerald Mitchell and Esteban on Keyboards... Also drums, Bass and Santiago on samples / visuals... Also Cornelius as MC. They completely rocked Dublin.. Plenty of Hi Tech funk and Gospel... Definitely try and catch the show if you can. Eamonn / D1 And don't forget the Tek Brothers on drums and percussions and Pope playing electric bass ;) KJ
Re: FW: (313) Subject: (313) Record stores and stuff in Berlin.
Or check www.zitty.de, the Berlin city mag. A bit of German basic knowledge is helpful maybe. :) Under 'Veranstaltungen' (= dates) you can enter the place (Veranstaltungsort, like 'Maria') or better just click on the date and check a genre like 'Party'. Hit 'Suche starten' (Start search) and wait for a lng list of dates. :) Cheers! Jan (disrupt) www.jahtari.org On Thu, 27 Apr 2006 18:02:02 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : I've been there a couple of time and both times have rolled up in company with a bunch of lads, obviously off our heads and obviously tourists. This has not resulted in us having any hassle getting in though! The only sign of door policy I've seen is the famous confiscation of camera phones which they're very polite about (and let's face it it just adds to the buzz). In my limited experience all Berlin clubs rock - know what you mean about the Maria audience, it's still great fun though, Watergate seems cooler (both a good and bad thing) but is certainly a very smart place indeed! -Original Message- From: Roman von Contzen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 27 April 2006 17:20 hi - one thing about berghain, they seem to have a new door policy. haven't been there for several months cause i in the meantime prefer the small - more secret - events. i have heard many complaints about a new door policy at berghain. if you approach the door make shure to not come as a group of more than two persons and make shure not to wear your hair too long... if you look as if you're from southern europe - good luck! some of the guys at the door have bald heads - so they might act like they look :-) club maria has some great acts all the time - but the audience changed - it's more like the little raver boys and girls now what i still like is watergate. good music and the right audience - and becks beer! -- (disrupt) www.jahtari.org
(313) Just booked my DEMF flights...
...who else is coming?
(313) Bay Area - TRAXX Tonite!!!
word. TONIGHT!!! @ BOCA (the Bar Of Contemporary Art) 414 Jessie St (just around the corner from Mezzanine) Full bar! + tons of parking @ the 5th and Mission garage Free / 21+ / 10pm - 2am :: T R A X X :: ( Int'l DeeJay Gigolos . Disko B . Spectral . Antennae . Kompute : Chicago ) A musician like no other. Not content to be labeled as merely a DJ, a producer, or even a DJ/Producer, Traxx is a lover of music. One with a passion so intense that it overcomes genre divides to weave an altogether original, exciting, and multi-textured musical fabric which envelops both the avid clubber and the home listener, as well as everyone in between. From an early age, Melvin Oliphant surrounded himself with a wide variety of sounds, from gospel, soul and jazz to disco, hip hop and nu wave. Growing up in Chicago, however, afforded him an opportunity many longed for but never experienced. He lived, first hand, the evolution of house music into something much more than just an underground phenomenon, and for this reason, he has a deep understanding of the history of the sound, and a clear picture of its future. For Traxx, the future of dance music rests in the hands of those who seek to expand its boundaries while preserving its past and educating its devotees. As a self-described artist of sound, Traxx morphs musical compositions into distinctive, highly emotional interpretations. He is, indeed, an innovator, and one who reshapes music into a progressive, forward-thinking document which defies classification and invites analysis and discussion. From eclectic and avant-garde tunes to old school jack tracks and lounge grooves, Traxx hears it all without discrimination, pretension or elitism. Here's a recent set to check out!: Traxx (part 1) at Etikett (Chicago-USA) - 15-02-2006 www.naughtybadfun.org/nbfmixes/Traxx_Etikett_Chicago_021506pt1.MP3 plus another outstanding visiting guest: : JASON SHORT : ( Auralism Records : Miami ) Droping the heady and melodic side of minimal and tech-house! and of course the Thursday regulars: ALLAND BYALLO ( liebe*detail . kvadrat produkt . mo's ferry ) SAMMY D ( classic . dirtybird . utensil ) CRAIG KUNA ( concept sf . esdjco )
