(313) CD/Music Library Databases?
Does anyone have one or use one that: 1) is stable 2) has a easy to use interface 3) allows for customization of data fields 4) is Mac compatible 5) works with CDDB 6) has a catalog # field ??? I've been using My Music 3.0 by Computer Dynamics and have had only a few problems with it. Today it just randomly deleted over 4000 entries (leaving . It will take a couple of months to re-enter everything if it won't restore and figured if there was a better software out there then I'll just start all over again. Oh, and Computer Dynamics used to have really great online support but I haven't had to use it for a long time. I tried to locate their website and it looks like the domain is up for grabs now. Good thing there's a beer cooler here at work. MEK
Re: (313) CD/Music Library Databases?
Also - it has to be something more than just iTunes. I don't need to play the CD from the database. I need to assign a catalog # to the CD so I can readily find it amongst a very random mix of 4000+ CDs. MEK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/27/2006 06:12:56 PM: Does anyone have one or use one that: 1) is stable 2) has a easy to use interface 3) allows for customization of data fields 4) is Mac compatible 5) works with CDDB 6) has a catalog # field ??? I've been using My Music 3.0 by Computer Dynamics and have had only a few problems with it. Today it just randomly deleted over 4000 entries (leaving . It will take a couple of months to re-enter everything if it won't restore and figured if there was a better software out there then I'll just start all over again. Oh, and Computer Dynamics used to have really great online support but I haven't had to use it for a long time. I tried to locate their website and it looks like the domain is up for grabs now. Good thing there's a beer cooler here at work. MEK
Re: (313) CD/Music Library Databases?
Sorry - a couple of other things I need to be able to search and cross-reference by various criteria: Genre (including customs) CD name Artist name (including those within compilations) catalog # media type (CD, enhanced cd, DVD, LP, etc.) song names also with genres I'd like to have more than one choice per entry - two is fine - three or more would be fantastic I think that's it MEK
Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
Without a direct quote or some explanation of what he means by that or why I wouldn't write him off. It could mean just as Matt says below - but damn, that's a loaded statement. I hope there comes some explanation soonish. Eamonn - did he ever explain that statement to you? Well.. I was just asking him what kind of stuff he was DJing these days.. he said he hated blues notes in music.. and black vocals... but that he used to like otis redding. He pretty much dismissed 90's techno and seemed pretty much unaware of anything that had come out of detroit since 1990. He said it was just his preference now, that he didn't like or play black music.. not in any way racist [didn't come across like that anyway].. just seemed like a ridiculous categorization to me! It's about as ludicrous as that stupid MOBO thing [music of black origin awards].. I mean, where the hell do you draw the line ? Irish traditional Music [which has it's roots in Egyptian and Eastern European Music] influenced american country music, which among others influenced Stevie Wonder. etc etc etc Robotnik's a VERY nice guy by the way ! Eamonn
Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
he said he hated blues notes in music.. and black vocals... no blue notes - so he's following a purist European tradition the second part..well, that's fukt up odd because his music has blue notes throughout it so he must be only playing new productions it must sound like dance music on prozac MEK D1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/27/2006 06:45:01 PM: Without a direct quote or some explanation of what he means by that or why I wouldn't write him off. It could mean just as Matt says below - but damn, that's a loaded statement. I hope there comes some explanation soonish. Eamonn - did he ever explain that statement to you? Well.. I was just asking him what kind of stuff he was DJing these days.. he said he hated blues notes in music.. and black vocals... but that he used to like otis redding. He pretty much dismissed 90's techno and seemed pretty much unaware of anything that had come out of detroit since 1990. He said it was just his preference now, that he didn't like or play black music.. not in any way racist [didn't come across like that anyway].. just seemed like a ridiculous categorization to me! It's about as ludicrous as that stupid MOBO thing [music of black origin awards].. I mean, where the hell do you draw the line ? Irish traditional Music [which has it's roots in Egyptian and Eastern European Music] influenced american country music, which among others influenced Stevie Wonder. etc etc etc Robotnik's a VERY nice guy by the way ! Eamonn
Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
no blue notes - so he's following a purist European tradition the second part..well, that's fukt up odd because his music has blue notes throughout it so he must be only playing new productions it must sound like dance music on prozac I think he still plays the odd old style set.. but mostly he's playing pretty banging techno from what I can make out.. maybe someone out there has heard him DJ recently ? I'm actually pretty ignorant to his earlier stuff, I've no idea about any of the Italo Disco stuff.. if that's the right term ? Eamonn
Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
I'm listening to this mix by him http://media.emergency-music.org/audio/AR161205.mp3 it's from December 05 and there's plenty of blue notes in the music he's playing and the vocals sound pretty soulful (in that robotic disco fashion) so I think he might be talking out of his... maybe he's dropped it all in the last 6 months and is playing monotone loops I doubt it though - people hire him for gigs because of his Italo sound if he didn't play blue notes then he wouldn't be able to perform Problemz - his bread and butter he's spouting nonsense MEK
(313) ISF live in Tokyo
Hola! http://www.samurai.fm/conexion/ Enjoy!
(313) July 28-Detroit city center- Free outdoor concert
Come dance outdoors amongst the highrises of Detroit. Join the 2,000+ other people expected to come. Where: Campus Martius Park, Woodward/Michigan Ave. directions at www.campusmartiuspark.org When: Friday July 28th, 5-7pm What: 2 hour techno tag-team Who: Liz Copeland and Clark Warren Why: Cos we love Detroit, and the Power Renovation Movement of the city is starting from the center. How much: Its FREE!! And for those of you who like RockRoll, at 7:30 Dave Mason will be playing, and expect a few historic Detroit rockrollers to be making surprise appearances as well.
Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
i agree with whoever said he's saying nonsenseor expressing himself poorly anyways..does that mean italo is ok because it's white people trying to sing (usually poorly) like black people? maybe he's going for a really cheesey white euro sound...i hope he just has a sense of humor and is knowingly playing crap...or trying on some silly conceptual dj concept in spite of his own taste...still it's just really stupid and twisted uber-cool euro style or somethingwhy are so many dj's so retarded and singleminded, what's the point in narrowing your focus, nevermind the retarded shxt he's focussed on, ug anyways all that aside, his last record (pulled from 20+ year old tapes) as Avida, is really damn good...problemes era stuff, some stuff equally as good as problemes...and i am kinda burnt out on italo/disco revival/disco re-issues etc ...but it's good, if you like problemes d'amour you would probably like it...
Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
It's about as ludicrous as that stupid MOBO thing [music of black origin awards].. I mean, where the hell do you draw the line ? Irish traditional Music [which has it's roots in Egyptian and Eastern European Music] influenced american country music, which among others influenced Stevie Wonder. etc etc etc Robotnik's a VERY nice guy by the way ! Eamonn You could argue that all music is MOBO but the awards where about addressing the balance in the UK, however they did give us Lemar s and if he's the future of UK Soul then I'm the Pope... m
Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
in italy black music is usually used to indicated rap and RnB and to a lesser extent, soul and blues. f. - Original Message - From: D1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Matt Kane's Brain [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Stoddard, Kamal [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 1:45 AM Subject: Re: (313) robotnik dj style? Without a direct quote or some explanation of what he means by that or why I wouldn't write him off. It could mean just as Matt says below - but damn, that's a loaded statement. I hope there comes some explanation soonish. Eamonn - did he ever explain that statement to you? Well.. I was just asking him what kind of stuff he was DJing these days.. he said he hated blues notes in music.. and black vocals... but that he used to like otis redding. He pretty much dismissed 90's techno and seemed pretty much unaware of anything that had come out of detroit since 1990. He said it was just his preference now, that he didn't like or play black music.. not in any way racist [didn't come across like that anyway].. just seemed like a ridiculous categorization to me! It's about as ludicrous as that stupid MOBO thing [music of black origin awards].. I mean, where the hell do you draw the line ? Irish traditional Music [which has it's roots in Egyptian and Eastern European Music] influenced american country music, which among others influenced Stevie Wonder. etc etc etc Robotnik's a VERY nice guy by the way ! Eamonn -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.10.4/402 - Release Date: 27/07/2006
RE: (313) robotnik dj style?
Did I miss an Analord mix? Linky linky? Ta -Original Message- From: Stoddard, Kamal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 27 July 2006 21:12 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Matt Kane's Brain Cc: 313@hyperreal.org; D1; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: (313) robotnik dj style? Then is meant to imply an if/then conditional statement. If he didn't mean it like it sounded, then whatever (to present it's opposite). But in 2006 there aren't too many ways you can mean that. I know it's the wrong thread and all, but I rarely get my hands set to type so...that analord mix has been on repeat for a day and a half now. And I'm loving some of the ones I passed on big time! Thanks senor kowalski! K mwnb -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 4:57 PM To: Matt Kane's Brain Cc: 313@hyperreal.org; D1; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Stoddard, Kamal Subject: Re: (313) robotnik dj style? Without a direct quote or some explanation of what he means by that or why I wouldn't write him off. It could mean just as Matt says below - but damn, that's a loaded statement. I hope there comes some explanation soonish. Eamonn - did he ever explain that statement to you? MEK Matt Kane's Brain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/27/2006 03:52:40 PM: On Jul 27, 2006, at 16:38, Stoddard, Kamal wrote: Fxck him then. I'm not sure if that's the right way to react. Playing Devil's Advocate, he may believe that being white disqualifies him from playing black music. I don't know the guy so maybe I'm giving him too much credit. -- matt kane's brain http://hydrogenproject.com aim - mkbatwerk || mkbwriu [EMAIL PROTECTED] # Note: Any views or opinions are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Channel Four Television Corporation unless specifically stated. This email and any files transmitted are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to which they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please notify [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank You. #
RE: (313) robotnik dj style?
There was a programme on Channel 4 a while back which claimed that Gospel music originated in the Hebrides (remote Scottish islands) - it did not originate in Africa, but from stern Gaelic speaking Scots who passed it on to their slaves -Original Message- From: D1 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 27 July 2006 23:45 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Matt Kane's Brain; 313@hyperreal.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Stoddard, Kamal Subject: Re: (313) robotnik dj style? Without a direct quote or some explanation of what he means by that or why I wouldn't write him off. It could mean just as Matt says below - but damn, that's a loaded statement. I hope there comes some explanation soonish. Eamonn - did he ever explain that statement to you? Well.. I was just asking him what kind of stuff he was DJing these days.. he said he hated blues notes in music.. and black vocals... but that he used to like otis redding. He pretty much dismissed 90's techno and seemed pretty much unaware of anything that had come out of detroit since 1990. He said it was just his preference now, that he didn't like or play black music.. not in any way racist [didn't come across like that anyway].. just seemed like a ridiculous categorization to me! It's about as ludicrous as that stupid MOBO thing [music of black origin awards].. I mean, where the hell do you draw the line ? Irish traditional Music [which has it's roots in Egyptian and Eastern European Music] influenced american country music, which among others influenced Stevie Wonder. etc etc etc Robotnik's a VERY nice guy by the way ! Eamonn # Note: Any views or opinions are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Channel Four Television Corporation unless specifically stated. This email and any files transmitted are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to which they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please notify [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank You. #
RE: (313) robotnik dj style?
What is a blue note? -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 28 July 2006 00:01 To: D1 Cc: 313@hyperreal.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Stoddard, Kamal; Matt Kane's Brain Subject: Re: (313) robotnik dj style? he said he hated blues notes in music.. and black vocals... no blue notes - so he's following a purist European tradition the second part..well, that's fukt up odd because his music has blue notes throughout it so he must be only playing new productions it must sound like dance music on prozac MEK D1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/27/2006 06:45:01 PM: Without a direct quote or some explanation of what he means by that or why I wouldn't write him off. It could mean just as Matt says below - but damn, that's a loaded statement. I hope there comes some explanation soonish. Eamonn - did he ever explain that statement to you? Well.. I was just asking him what kind of stuff he was DJing these days.. he said he hated blues notes in music.. and black vocals... but that he used to like otis redding. He pretty much dismissed 90's techno and seemed pretty much unaware of anything that had come out of detroit since 1990. He said it was just his preference now, that he didn't like or play black music.. not in any way racist [didn't come across like that anyway].. just seemed like a ridiculous categorization to me! It's about as ludicrous as that stupid MOBO thing [music of black origin awards].. I mean, where the hell do you draw the line ? Irish traditional Music [which has it's roots in Egyptian and Eastern European Music] influenced american country music, which among others influenced Stevie Wonder. etc etc etc Robotnik's a VERY nice guy by the way ! Eamonn # Note: Any views or opinions are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Channel Four Television Corporation unless specifically stated. This email and any files transmitted are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to which they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please notify [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank You. #
Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
more importantly, make sure you know of the brown note - Original Message - From: Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; D1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313@hyperreal.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Stoddard, Kamal [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Matt Kane's Brain [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 5:51 AM Subject: RE: (313) robotnik dj style? What is a blue note? -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 28 July 2006 00:01 To: D1 Cc: 313@hyperreal.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Stoddard, Kamal; Matt Kane's Brain Subject: Re: (313) robotnik dj style? he said he hated blues notes in music.. and black vocals... no blue notes - so he's following a purist European tradition the second part..well, that's fukt up odd because his music has blue notes throughout it so he must be only playing new productions it must sound like dance music on prozac MEK D1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/27/2006 06:45:01 PM: Without a direct quote or some explanation of what he means by that or why I wouldn't write him off. It could mean just as Matt says below - but damn, that's a loaded statement. I hope there comes some explanation soonish. Eamonn - did he ever explain that statement to you? Well.. I was just asking him what kind of stuff he was DJing these days.. he said he hated blues notes in music.. and black vocals... but that he used to like otis redding. He pretty much dismissed 90's techno and seemed pretty much unaware of anything that had come out of detroit since 1990. He said it was just his preference now, that he didn't like or play black music.. not in any way racist [didn't come across like that anyway].. just seemed like a ridiculous categorization to me! It's about as ludicrous as that stupid MOBO thing [music of black origin awards].. I mean, where the hell do you draw the line ? Irish traditional Music [which has it's roots in Egyptian and Eastern European Music] influenced american country music, which among others influenced Stevie Wonder. etc etc etc Robotnik's a VERY nice guy by the way ! Eamonn # Note: Any views or opinions are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Channel Four Television Corporation unless specifically stated. This email and any files transmitted are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to which they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please notify [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank You. #
RE: (313) robotnik dj style?
Haha - I know of that! -Original Message- From: /0 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 28 July 2006 09:03 To: Robert Taylor; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; D1 Cc: 313@hyperreal.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Stoddard, Kamal; Matt Kane's Brain Subject: Re: (313) robotnik dj style? more importantly, make sure you know of the brown note - Original Message - From: Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; D1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313@hyperreal.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Stoddard, Kamal [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Matt Kane's Brain [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 5:51 AM Subject: RE: (313) robotnik dj style? What is a blue note? -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 28 July 2006 00:01 To: D1 Cc: 313@hyperreal.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Stoddard, Kamal; Matt Kane's Brain Subject: Re: (313) robotnik dj style? he said he hated blues notes in music.. and black vocals... no blue notes - so he's following a purist European tradition the second part..well, that's fukt up odd because his music has blue notes throughout it so he must be only playing new productions it must sound like dance music on prozac MEK D1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/27/2006 06:45:01 PM: Without a direct quote or some explanation of what he means by that or why I wouldn't write him off. It could mean just as Matt says below - but damn, that's a loaded statement. I hope there comes some explanation soonish. Eamonn - did he ever explain that statement to you? Well.. I was just asking him what kind of stuff he was DJing these days.. he said he hated blues notes in music.. and black vocals... but that he used to like otis redding. He pretty much dismissed 90's techno and seemed pretty much unaware of anything that had come out of detroit since 1990. He said it was just his preference now, that he didn't like or play black music.. not in any way racist [didn't come across like that anyway].. just seemed like a ridiculous categorization to me! It's about as ludicrous as that stupid MOBO thing [music of black origin awards].. I mean, where the hell do you draw the line ? Irish traditional Music [which has it's roots in Egyptian and Eastern European Music] influenced american country music, which among others influenced Stevie Wonder. etc etc etc Robotnik's a VERY nice guy by the way ! Eamonn # Note: Any views or opinions are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Channel Four Television Corporation unless specifically stated. This email and any files transmitted are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to which they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please notify [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank You. # # Note: Any views or opinions are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Channel Four Television Corporation unless specifically stated. This email and any files transmitted are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to which they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please notify [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank You. #
Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
There was a programme on Channel 4 a while back which claimed that Gospel music originated in the Hebrides (remote Scottish islands) - it did not originate in Africa, but from stern Gaelic speaking Scots who passed it on to their slaves Really, now that I'd like to hear... m
(313) Analord Mix link (was Re: (313) robotnik dj style?)
Here you go Rob. http://www.vocode.com/recommends_011.shtml Not listened myself yet. robin... Robert Taylor wrote: Did I miss an Analord mix? Linky linky? Ta
Re: (313) Berlin this weekend
Tomorrow: jennifer cardini, ivan smagghe, roman fluegel and superpitcher @Watergate... Sascha Funkee too... http://www.water-gate.de/program/index.html and Lunar City Express (from Moon Harbour) here... http://upcoming.org/event/93980 Echo Bunnyman http://www.berlinfestival.de Leo Cubanero others http://www.clubmaria.de/index2.html Luciano at Panorama bar http://www.berghain.de/ Jazzanova http://www.week-end-berlin.de/ and, if you like sailing ;) http://www.room106.de/ Reviews welcome, since I'll go there in August :) - Original Message - From: Jason Brunton [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 8:57 PM Subject: (313) Berlin this weekend Hi everybody- off to Berlin again this weekend- anything good on? Jason
Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_note On Jul 28, 2006, at 5:51, Robert Taylor wrote: What is a blue note? -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 28 July 2006 00:01 To: D1 Cc: 313@hyperreal.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Stoddard, Kamal; Matt Kane's Brain Subject: Re: (313) robotnik dj style? he said he hated blues notes in music.. and black vocals... no blue notes - so he's following a purist European tradition the second part..well, that's fukt up odd because his music has blue notes throughout it so he must be only playing new productions it must sound like dance music on prozac MEK D1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/27/2006 06:45:01 PM: Without a direct quote or some explanation of what he means by that or why I wouldn't write him off. It could mean just as Matt says below - but damn, that's a loaded statement. I hope there comes some explanation soonish. Eamonn - did he ever explain that statement to you? Well.. I was just asking him what kind of stuff he was DJing these days.. he said he hated blues notes in music.. and black vocals... but that he used to like otis redding. He pretty much dismissed 90's techno and seemed pretty much unaware of anything that had come out of detroit since 1990. He said it was just his preference now, that he didn't like or play black music.. not in any way racist [didn't come across like that anyway].. just seemed like a ridiculous categorization to me! It's about as ludicrous as that stupid MOBO thing [music of black origin awards].. I mean, where the hell do you draw the line ? Irish traditional Music [which has it's roots in Egyptian and Eastern European Music] influenced american country music, which among others influenced Stevie Wonder. etc etc etc Robotnik's a VERY nice guy by the way ! Eamonn ## ### Note: Any views or opinions are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Channel Four Television Corporation unless specifically stated. This email and any files transmitted are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to which they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please notify [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank You. ## ### -- matt kane's brain http://hydrogenproject.com aim - mkbatwerk || mkbwriu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) Hawtin question
Does anybody on the list know where i can find a list of the upcoming dj-gigs of Richie Hawtin??? I have checked m-nus-com, plastikman.com and richiehawtin.com but no luck sofar... Thanx for ur help. Martijn
RE: (313) Hawtin question
http://m-nus.com/calendar/my_calendar.cgi Jason Trolian -Original Message- From: Blaauw, Martijn de [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 7:38 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) Hawtin question Does anybody on the list know where i can find a list of the upcoming dj-gigs of Richie Hawtin??? I have checked m-nus-com, plastikman.com and richiehawtin.com but no luck sofar... Thanx for ur help. Martijn
RE: (313) Hawtin question
Thanx...guess i didn't look to good at the m-nus site... Martijn -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: Jason Trolian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verzonden: vrijdag 28 juli 2006 14:12 Aan: Blaauw, Martijn de ; 313@hyperreal.org Onderwerp: RE: (313) Hawtin question http://m-nus.com/calendar/my_calendar.cgi Jason Trolian -Original Message- From: Blaauw, Martijn de [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 7:38 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) Hawtin question Does anybody on the list know where i can find a list of the upcoming dj-gigs of Richie Hawtin??? I have checked m-nus-com, plastikman.com and richiehawtin.com but no luck sofar... Thanx for ur help. Martijn
(313) John Davis
I don't really remember him apart from peripherally as part of the Milli Vanilli scam. There is a comp of his stuff under various aliases out: Flashcan. Thoughts / opinions anyone?
RE: (313) Hawtin question
I had to link to it from the Plus8 site. Jason Trolian -Original Message- From: Blaauw, Martijn de [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 8:16 AM To: Jason Trolian; 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) Hawtin question Thanx...guess i didn't look to good at the m-nus site... Martijn -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: Jason Trolian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verzonden: vrijdag 28 juli 2006 14:12 Aan: Blaauw, Martijn de ; 313@hyperreal.org Onderwerp: RE: (313) Hawtin question http://m-nus.com/calendar/my_calendar.cgi Jason Trolian -Original Message- From: Blaauw, Martijn de [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 7:38 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) Hawtin question Does anybody on the list know where i can find a list of the upcoming dj-gigs of Richie Hawtin??? I have checked m-nus-com, plastikman.com and richiehawtin.com but no luck sofar... Thanx for ur help. Martijn
(313) Re:CD/Music Library Databases?
On Thu, 27 Jul 2006 18:12:56 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Does anyone have one or use one that: 1) is stable 2) has a easy to use interface 3) allows for customization of data fields 4) is Mac compatible 5) works with CDDB 6) has a catalog # field I hate to say it, but your best bet is probably a custom solution using FileMaker. I built one for my own use, and it has all of the above except for CDDB compatibility. There's ways to copy CDDB data from iTunes to FileMaker via AppleScript. I do that for track names for label making. Here are some examples: http://www.dougscripts.com/itunes/scripts/scripts03.php Regards, Jacob -- underground music reviews http://www.gridface.com/ http://www.myspace.com/gridface
Re: (313) John Davis
Haven't heard that comp, but like his 70s stuff on SAM. His version of Bourgie Bourgie is my favourite. You wrote: I don't really remember him apart from peripherally as part of the Milli Vanilli scam. There is a comp of his stuff under various aliases out: Flashcan. Thoughts / opinions anyone?
Re: (313) John Davis
Not the same guy. That 70's JD never really went electronic, stayed linked to Philly Soul Disco throughout, even though discogs lists both JD's productions together. Metrovynil even lists the 80's electro JD as Johnny Davis on most releases. Francis. At 09:12 AM 7/28/2006, Dan Bean wrote: Haven't heard that comp, but like his 70s stuff on SAM. His version of Bourgie Bourgie is my favourite. You wrote: I don't really remember him apart from peripherally as part of the Milli Vanilli scam. There is a comp of his stuff under various aliases out: Flashcan. Thoughts / opinions anyone?
Re: (313) John Davis
Funny, this came up in discussion recently because I thought they were different people (and questioned the discogs entry), but I was told that they're one and the same... Not the same guy. That 70's JD never really went electronic, stayed linked to Philly Soul Disco throughout, even though discogs lists both JD's productions together. Metrovynil even lists the 80's electro JD as Johnny Davis on most releases. Francis. At 09:12 AM 7/28/2006, Dan Bean wrote: Haven't heard that comp, but like his 70s stuff on SAM. His version of Bourgie Bourgie is my favourite. You wrote: I don't really remember him apart from peripherally as part of the Milli Vanilli scam. There is a comp of his stuff under various aliases out: Flashcan. Thoughts / opinions anyone?
Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
Well, that doesn't explain the I don't play blue notes thing. MEK fab. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/28/2006 02:59:43 AM: in italy black music is usually used to indicated rap and RnB and to a lesser extent, soul and blues. f.
Re: (313) Analord Mix link (was Re: (313) robotnik dj style?)
does anyone else think that the 303 acid squiggle in that first track sounds just a bit like Popeye on some bender? I amz what I amz MEK robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/28/2006 04:16:43 AM: Here you go Rob. http://www.vocode.com/recommends_011.shtml Not listened myself yet. robin... Robert Taylor wrote: Did I miss an Analord mix? Linky linky? Ta
(313) robotnik dj style?
Everybody, Try not to get too mixed up about a statement like that. It's not uncommon for people in some European countries, like Italy and Germany, to refer to a particular style of music as Black music. Whatever kind of music that is is a very loose genre, but it usually refers to Hip-Hop, Soul, Funk, etc. If Robotnick says he doesn't like playing Black music, it probably means he doesn't like Sister Sledge and We Are Family or 50 Cent. He's not a racist, or proably saying anything racist. He's just a 55 year old man from the kind of not racially sensitive country that would define a musical genre as Black. I've spent a reasonable amount of tiume with the guy and I can tell you with some certainty that he is not some kind of kooky White Supramatist. He's a very sweet, nice guy who is very opinionated about Espresso. He also doesn't speak very good English. As for his live set: it does both of what you would want. He plays new electro/techno stuff as well as performs a few of hits live. Usually, he plays Dance Boy Dance, Problems..., and one or two others. His show is very fun and high energy and I'm certain most people on lthis list will enjoy it. e Scatalogics 205 15th Streeet #A7 Brooklyn, NY 11215 www.scatalogics.com Talent Copes but Genius Steals
Re: (313) Analord Mix link (was Re: (313) robotnik dj style?)
- Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313@hyperreal.org; Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 3:08 PM Subject: Re: (313) Analord Mix link (was Re: (313) robotnik dj style?) does anyone else think that the 303 acid squiggle in that first track sounds just a bit like Popeye on some bender? I amz what I amz LOL. I spent ages trying convince my girlfriend of that a few months ago. Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk
Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
On 7/28/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If Robotnick says he doesn't like playing Black music, it probably means he doesn't like Sister Sledge and We Are Family there's also no excuse for that. tom
Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
Try not to get too mixed up about a statement like that. It's not uncommon for people in some European countries, like Italy and Germany, to refer to a particular style of music as Black music. Whatever kind of music that is is a very loose genre, but it usually refers to Hip-Hop, Soul, Funk, etc. If Robotnick says he doesn't like playing Black music, it probably means he doesn't like Sister Sledge and We Are Family or 50 Cent. He's not a racist, or proably saying anything racist. He's just a 55 year old man from the kind of not racially sensitive country that would define a musical genre as Black. ... He also doesn't speak very good English. Yeah, right: I agree. As Starbucks calls espresso that horrendous and burnt-tasting black water; and says it loud and proud from zillion dollars TV commercials, seen by millions of people... As Pizza Hut calls pizza that strange thing covered with a white melted tire they call mozzarella; and says it loud and proud from zillion dollars TV commercials, seen by millions of people... So I think that Alexander Robotnick can use the espression black music to refer to some general american or hiphop or rnb or whatever he means-music, once in a lifetime, in a private conversation, heard by 2-3 person (I suppose) and maybe without speaking a very good english ;) - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 4:31 PM Subject: (313) robotnik dj style? Everybody, Try not to get too mixed up about a statement like that. It's not uncommon for people in some European countries, like Italy and Germany, to refer to a particular style of music as Black music. Whatever kind of music that is is a very loose genre, but it usually refers to Hip-Hop, Soul, Funk, etc. If Robotnick says he doesn't like playing Black music, it probably means he doesn't like Sister Sledge and We Are Family or 50 Cent. He's not a racist, or proably saying anything racist. He's just a 55 year old man from the kind of not racially sensitive country that would define a musical genre as Black. I've spent a reasonable amount of tiume with the guy and I can tell you with some certainty that he is not some kind of kooky White Supramatist. He's a very sweet, nice guy who is very opinionated about Espresso. He also doesn't speak very good English. As for his live set: it does both of what you would want. He plays new electro/techno stuff as well as performs a few of hits live. Usually, he plays Dance Boy Dance, Problems..., and one or two others. His show is very fun and high energy and I'm certain most people on lthis list will enjoy it. e Scatalogics 205 15th Streeet #A7 Brooklyn, NY 11215 www.scatalogics.com Talent Copes but Genius Steals
Re: (313) John Davis
Just picked up that 2x12 that's come out on Citinite (has Flashcan on it). Also picked up the Robert O'Dell 12 on the same label. I'll report back when I've had a proper listen (temp in the shop somat like 45 deg C - eek!) robin... [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't really remember him apart from peripherally as part of the Milli Vanilli scam. There is a comp of his stuff under various aliases out: Flashcan. Thoughts / opinions anyone?
Re: (313)AFX twin eats spinach - beats up Bluto
http://www.audiosparx.com/sa/play/port_lofi.cfm/sound_iid.13274 Tristan Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/28/2006 09:35:47 AM: - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313@hyperreal.org; Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 3:08 PM Subject: Re: (313) Analord Mix link (was Re: (313) robotnik dj style?) does anyone else think that the 303 acid squiggle in that first track sounds just a bit like Popeye on some bender? I amz what I amz LOL. I spent ages trying convince my girlfriend of that a few months ago. Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk
Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
He also doesn't speak very good English. I imagined that this was a contributing factor. Still, the thing about not liking blue notes in music begs a futher explanation. Black music in Italy maybe be thought of differently than black music in the US or UK but musicians are musicians and blue notes are blue notes regardless of where they are from. Saying you hate blue notes in music just seems poorly thought our OR expressed when the music you play contains it. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt but it leaves me with ??? over my head. MEK [EMAIL PROTECTED] cs.com To 07/28/06 09:31 AM 313@hyperreal.org cc Subject (313) robotnik dj style? Everybody, Try not to get too mixed up about a statement like that. It's not uncommon for people in some European countries, like Italy and Germany, to refer to a particular style of music as Black music. Whatever kind of music that is is a very loose genre, but it usually refers to Hip-Hop, Soul, Funk, etc. If Robotnick says he doesn't like playing Black music, it probably means he doesn't like Sister Sledge and We Are Family or 50 Cent. He's not a racist, or proably saying anything racist. He's just a 55 year old man from the kind of not racially sensitive country that would define a musical genre as Black. I've spent a reasonable amount of tiume with the guy and I can tell you with some certainty that he is not some kind of kooky White Supramatist. He's a very sweet, nice guy who is very opinionated about Espresso. He also doesn't speak very good English. As for his live set: it does both of what you would want. He plays new electro/techno stuff as well as performs a few of hits live. Usually, he plays Dance Boy Dance, Problems..., and one or two others. His show is very fun and high energy and I'm certain most people on lthis list will enjoy it. e Scatalogics 205 15th Streeet #A7 Brooklyn, NY 11215 www.scatalogics.com Talent Copes but Genius Steals
Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
Probably not to be honest. But if you play and create music that is heavily rooted in one culture and then you say you don't like the music from that culture - it's weird. MEK Todd Sines [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/28/2006 11:35:14 AM: I wonder if I'd be equally criticized if I said I didn't like white music [which, when it comes to dance music, I usually don't...] +odd -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: He also doesn't speak very good English. I imagined that this was a contributing factor. Still, the thing about not liking blue notes in music begs a futher explanation. Black music in Italy maybe be thought of differently than black music in the US or UK but musicians are musicians and blue notes are blue notes regardless of where they are from. Saying you hate blue notes in music just seems poorly thought our OR expressed when the music you play contains it. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt but it leaves me with ??? over my head. MEK [EMAIL PROTECTED] cs.com To 07/28/06 09:31 AM 313@hyperreal.org cc Subject (313) robotnik dj style? Everybody, Try not to get too mixed up about a statement like that. It's not uncommon for people in some European countries, like Italy and Germany, to refer to a particular style of music as Black music. Whatever kind of music that is is a very loose genre, but it usually refers to Hip-Hop, Soul, Funk, etc. If Robotnick says he doesn't like playing Black music, it probably means he doesn't like Sister Sledge and We Are Family or 50 Cent. He's not a racist, or proably saying anything racist. He's just a 55 year old man from the kind of not racially sensitive country that would define a musical genre as Black. I've spent a reasonable amount of tiume with the guy and I can tell you with some certainty that he is not some kind of kooky White Supramatist. He's a very sweet, nice guy who is very opinionated about Espresso. He also doesn't speak very good English. As for his live set: it does both of what you would want. He plays new electro/techno stuff as well as performs a few of hits live. Usually, he plays Dance Boy Dance, Problems..., and one or two others. His show is very fun and high energy and I'm certain most people on lthis list will enjoy it. e Scatalogics 205 15th Streeet #A7 Brooklyn, NY 11215 www.scatalogics.com Talent Copes but Genius Steals -- Todd Sines director + SCALE: http://www.scale.gs/ +1.646.330.4873 studio 195 Chrystie St. #403A, NY, NY 10002 // connecting the space between + within.
(313) Blue Notes
Blue notes (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_note as referred before) are problematic for me, not because of any racial issues, but because they can be abused. A perfect example is the the guy who sings for the Black Crowes, who hammers incessantly on the flat 3rd, 5th and 7th notes. Some of his 'melodies' end up being just those notes. I can take about 30 seonds of the Black Crowes before I start feeling like kicking a dog. And I like dogs. Beyond that, the vast majority of music made in any genre isn't very original, and breaks down into a collection of genre gestures and cliches. These can be strung together on a standard template to produce music in the genre, but with nothing really new to say. The 'blues' gestures, the 'i-used-to-sing-solos-in-church' ornamentation, can become pretty empty, rote exercises in the wrong hands. As with any music, as a listener, you have to work pretty hard to find the original and authentic work out of the sea of workmanlike imitations and rank crap. Contrast and compare the early work of Aretha Franklin -- especially the real gospel she recorded when she was a teenager -- with annoyance-factories like Mariah Carey. Aretha sounds fearless and completely free in her singing. Mariah by comparison is a talented kid who'll never touch that depth of feeling. I can understand the musical choice to shy away from music that's heavily dependent on the RB and Blues idiom, because it doesn't speak to your condition. If you don't connect emotionally as a listener with a genre, it's all going to sound the same. More power to someone who goes a different direction and find the sound that feels authentic to them. On the other hand, statements like I don't play Black Music are unfortunate, whether they indicate a bit too bluntly an aesthetic choice, or reflect a real prejudice. The latter is obviously a bad thing, the former a lack of sensitivity. Not being able to speak English well isn't really an excuse, because it's not like the statement is idiomatic or abstract. On 7/28/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well, that doesn't explain the I don't play blue notes thing.
Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
I think my point was a bit overlooked. I think the problem everyone has is that in Europe people have a genre they call Black music. Try replacing Black music with Polka and see if what you think Robotnick was trying to say seems as offensive. I'm not a particularly big fan of RB, so if I said RB has not influenced my music in anyway it would not be offensive, it would be a matter of personal taste. But what if the name for RB where I was from is Black instead of RB? Now, I think refering to all music made by African-Americans as Black music is insensitive, but you would need to change the racial outlook of millions of Middle-aged Europeans, first. I also was snot privy to the original conversation that started this thread, so maybe I'm over-simplifying it. It's just my 2¢. e Probably not to be honest. But if you play and create music that is heavily rooted in one culture and then you say you don't like the music from that culture - it's weird. MEK Todd Sines [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/28/2006 11:35:14 AM: I wonder if I'd be equally criticized if I said I didn't like white music [which, when it comes to dance music, I usually don't...] +odd -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: He also doesn't speak very good English. I imagined that this was a contributing factor. Still, the thing about not liking blue notes in music begs a futher explanation. Black music in Italy maybe be thought of differently than black music in the US or UK but musicians are musicians and blue notes are blue notes regardless of where they are from. Saying you hate blue notes in music just seems poorly thought our OR expressed when the music you play contains it. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt but it leaves me with ??? over my head. MEK [EMAIL PROTECTED] cs.com To 07/28/06 09:31 AM 313@hyperreal.org cc Subject (313) robotnik dj style? Everybody, Try not to get too mixed up about a statement like that. It's not uncommon for people in some European countries, like Italy and Germany, to refer to a particular style of music as Black music. Whatever kind of music that is is a very loose genre, but it usually refers to Hip-Hop, Soul, Funk, etc. If Robotnick says he doesn't like playing Black music, it probably means he doesn't like Sister Sledge and We Are Family or 50 Cent. He's not a racist, or proably saying anything racist. He's just a 55 year old man from the kind of not racially sensitive country that would define a musical genre as Black. I've spent a reasonable amount of tiume with the guy and I can tell you with some certainty that he is not some kind of kooky White Supramatist. He's a very sweet, nice guy who is very opinionated about Espresso. He also doesn't speak very good English. As for his live set: it does both of what you would want. He plays new electro/techno stuff as well as performs a few of hits live. Usually, he plays Dance Boy Dance, Problems..., and one or two others. His show is very fun and high energy and I'm certain most people on lthis list will enjoy it. e Scatalogics 205 15th Streeet #A7 Brooklyn, NY 11215 www.scatalogics.com Talent Copes but Genius Steals -- Todd Sines director + SCALE: http://www.scale.gs/ +1.646.330.4873 studio 195 Chrystie St. #403A, NY, NY 10002 // connecting the space between + within.
Re: (313) robotnik dj style?
Saying you hate blue notes in music but play (and made) the type of music he does is contrary though. MEK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/28/2006 12:07:44 PM: I think my point was a bit overlooked. I think the problem everyone has is that in Europe people have a genre they call Black music. Try replacing Black music with Polka and see if what you think Robotnick was trying to say seems as offensive. I'm not a particularly big fan of RB, so if I said RB has not influenced my music in anyway it would not be offensive, it would be a matter of personal taste. But what if the name for RB where I was from is Black instead of RB? Now, I think refering to all music made by African-Americans as Black music is insensitive, but you would need to change the racial outlook of millions of Middle-aged Europeans, first. I also was snot privy to the original conversation that started this thread, so maybe I'm over-simplifying it. It's just my 2¢. e Probably not to be honest. But if you play and create music that is heavily rooted in one culture and then you say you don't like the music from that culture - it's weird. MEK Todd Sines [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/28/2006 11:35:14 AM: I wonder if I'd be equally criticized if I said I didn't like white music [which, when it comes to dance music, I usually don't...] +odd -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: He also doesn't speak very good English. I imagined that this was a contributing factor. Still, the thing about not liking blue notes in music begs a futher explanation. Black music in Italy maybe be thought of differently than black music in the US or UK but musicians are musicians and blue notes are blue notes regardless of where they are from. Saying you hate blue notes in music just seems poorly thought our OR expressed when the music you play contains it. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt but it leaves me with ??? over my head. MEK [EMAIL PROTECTED] cs.com To 07/28/06 09:31 AM 313@hyperreal.org cc Subject (313) robotnik dj style? Everybody, Try not to get too mixed up about a statement like that. It's not uncommon for people in some European countries, like Italy and Germany, to refer to a particular style of music as Black music. Whatever kind of music that is is a very loose genre, but it usually refers to Hip-Hop, Soul, Funk, etc. If Robotnick says he doesn't like playing Black music, it probably means he doesn't like Sister Sledge and We Are Family or 50 Cent. He's not a racist, or proably saying anything racist. He's just a 55 year old man from the kind of not racially sensitive country that would define a musical genre as Black. I've spent a reasonable amount of tiume with the guy and I can tell you with some certainty that he is not some kind of kooky White Supramatist. He's a very sweet, nice guy who is very opinionated about Espresso. He also doesn't speak very good English. As for his live set: it does both of what you would want. He plays new electro/techno stuff as well as performs a few of hits live. Usually, he plays Dance Boy Dance, Problems..., and one or two others. His show is very fun and high energy and I'm certain most people on lthis list will enjoy it. e Scatalogics 205 15th Streeet #A7 Brooklyn, NY 11215 www.scatalogics.com Talent Copes but Genius Steals -- Todd Sines director + SCALE: http://www.scale.gs/ +1.646.330.4873 studio 195 Chrystie St. #403A, NY, NY 10002 // connecting the space between + within.
Re: (313) CD/Music Library Databases?
Hey MEK et al., One possible solution is OpenDB, which works with PHP + MySQL. You can either run it locally on your machine by turning on your web server and php support. OR you can put it up on your web space and access it from anywhere. OpenDB is a generalized lending materials database, with a decent support community. And it's cheap and/or free. Of course, if you're really enterprising, you can just build the whole thing from (My)SQL and make your own front-end. cheers, LMGM On Jul 27, 2006, at 6:12 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Does anyone have one or use one that: 1) is stable 2) has a easy to use interface 3) allows for customization of data fields 4) is Mac compatible 5) works with CDDB 6) has a catalog # field ??? I've been using My Music 3.0 by Computer Dynamics and have had only a few problems with it. Today it just randomly deleted over 4000 entries (leaving . It will take a couple of months to re-enter everything if it won't restore and figured if there was a better software out there then I'll just start all over again. Oh, and Computer Dynamics used to have really great online support but I haven't had to use it for a long time. I tried to locate their website and it looks like the domain is up for grabs now. Good thing there's a beer cooler here at work. MEK
Re: (313) Blue Notes
Well said Kent. I would lean toward Robotnik feeling they are abused - thus he hates blue notes in (modern) music. The problem with the whole argument is that only one of us were in on the original conversation. It might have been a sweeping statement, and poorly expressed. He could been in a foul mood too. MEK kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/28/2006 11:43:47 AM: Blue notes (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_note as referred before) are problematic for me, not because of any racial issues, but because they can be abused. A perfect example is the the guy who sings for the Black Crowes, who hammers incessantly on the flat 3rd, 5th and 7th notes. Some of his 'melodies' end up being just those notes. I can take about 30 seonds of the Black Crowes before I start feeling like kicking a dog. And I like dogs. Beyond that, the vast majority of music made in any genre isn't very original, and breaks down into a collection of genre gestures and cliches. These can be strung together on a standard template to produce music in the genre, but with nothing really new to say. The 'blues' gestures, the 'i-used-to-sing-solos-in-church' ornamentation, can become pretty empty, rote exercises in the wrong hands. As with any music, as a listener, you have to work pretty hard to find the original and authentic work out of the sea of workmanlike imitations and rank crap. Contrast and compare the early work of Aretha Franklin -- especially the real gospel she recorded when she was a teenager -- with annoyance-factories like Mariah Carey. Aretha sounds fearless and completely free in her singing. Mariah by comparison is a talented kid who'll never touch that depth of feeling. I can understand the musical choice to shy away from music that's heavily dependent on the RB and Blues idiom, because it doesn't speak to your condition. If you don't connect emotionally as a listener with a genre, it's all going to sound the same. More power to someone who goes a different direction and find the sound that feels authentic to them. On the other hand, statements like I don't play Black Music are unfortunate, whether they indicate a bit too bluntly an aesthetic choice, or reflect a real prejudice. The latter is obviously a bad thing, the former a lack of sensitivity. Not being able to speak English well isn't really an excuse, because it's not like the statement is idiomatic or abstract. On 7/28/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well, that doesn't explain the I don't play blue notes thing.
Re: (313) Blue Notes
Or he could be trying to start this very shxtstorm, as many other artists have done in the past :) On Jul 28, 2006, at 13:24, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well said Kent. I would lean toward Robotnik feeling they are abused - thus he hates blue notes in (modern) music. The problem with the whole argument is that only one of us were in on the original conversation. It might have been a sweeping statement, and poorly expressed. He could been in a foul mood too. -- matt kane's brain http://hydrogenproject.com aim - mkbatwerk || mkbwriu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) Blue Notes
The possibilities are endless. MEK Matt Kane's Brain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/28/2006 12:26:38 PM: Or he could be trying to start this very shxtstorm, as many other artists have done in the past :) On Jul 28, 2006, at 13:24, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well said Kent. I would lean toward Robotnik feeling they are abused - thus he hates blue notes in (modern) music. The problem with the whole argument is that only one of us were in on the original conversation. It might have been a sweeping statement, and poorly expressed. He could been in a foul mood too. -- matt kane's brain http://hydrogenproject.com aim - mkbatwerk || mkbwriu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) naw live show this sunday july 30th cherry beach (fwd)
just passing along this info to you all hope to see you all there (assuming your in the tononto area) this sunday July 30th promise cherry beach sunday afternoon soundsystem Join us this sunday as we welcome guest Jesse from Ottawa and Simon from Montreal. Jesse will be playing some gorgeous afternoon house and Simon will be blending a mix of mellow electro, house and techno. Adam Marshall is off for the rest of the summer for a European tour and well celebrate his trip as he gives us not a techno set but house! Neil (Naw) will be doing a trippy live laptop techno set mid afternoon. JK 47 just released an album and visit the sunday parties almost every week. And rounding out in the most smooth way will be Cherry Beach favourites Nick and Pierre and Amanda (Freedom). Theres also two metal head guys wailing on guitars live for a short show, smooth too but different smooth. 3.00 JK47 - dubby downtempo 4.30 Naw - live techno 5.30 Mythic from Ottawa - sunny afternoon house 6.30 Electric Opus - live metal 7.00 Nick and Pierre - dreamy funkmash 8.00 Adam Marshall - house! 9.00 OBU from Montreal - mellow electro, house and techno 10.0 Freedom - strawberry jelly drum and bass Bring a frisbee, bring a kite, bring a handy sweater, bring a dog (only nice dogs), bring your lover and a hammock. And pass the time on this lazy sunny sunday afternoon with friends and friends of friends. 3 to 11pm sunday - east end of the park, in from the water. directions to Cherry Beach: Take Lakeshore Blvd east of downtown just past Parliament. Turn south down Cherry Street all the way to the end, then go east into the parking lot on your left. At the furthest east of the lot walk along the bike path and turn left up the trail into the woods... you'll hear music. If you end up at the lake, you're going the wrong way. Biking to Cherry Beach is easy along the paths beside the lake, a new bus route from Union Station goes down there too. things to think about: Please bring only what you plan to take back out with you - leave no trace. Pack something warm (it gets cool after dark by the lake) and something to sit on and also something to keep sun off your head. Drink lots of water. Bring something to share. And remember while down at the beach to take care of your friends, your neighbours, and what's going on around you. It's what makes the sunday afternoons happen smoothly. If the weather turns grey the day of, call 416 323 0361 for the contingency plan. all the best, David and Irving www.phoniq.net releases available on: www.noisefactoryrecords.com publication: www.vagueterrain.net
Re: (313) naw live show this sunday july 30th cherry beach (fwd)
On Jul 28, 2006, at 14:58, Neil Wiernik wrote: 10.0 Freedom - strawberry jelly drum and bass huh? -- matt kane's brain http://hydrogenproject.com aim - mkbatwerk || mkbwriu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) naw live show this sunday july 30th cherry beach (fwd)
dude this is not my party I dont have answers Im just PLAYING AT IT... ;) dj freedom shes been playing drum and bass since the late 90s... you might remember her from her release on nice and smooth a few years back... On Fri, 28 Jul 2006, Matt Kane's Brain wrote: On Jul 28, 2006, at 14:58, Neil Wiernik wrote: 10.0 Freedom - strawberry jelly drum and bass huh? -- matt kane's brain http://hydrogenproject.com aim - mkbatwerk || mkbwriu [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.phoniq.net releases available on: www.noisefactoryrecords.com publication: www.vagueterrain.net
(313) fingers track ID
Hi list, Do you know if the playlists of the Mr. Fingers older mixes on deephousepage.com are available somewhere??? Otherwise, can someone ID the song around 24 minutes in the following mix: http://dhpmixes.com/mixes/LarryHeard101505deephousepage.mp3 In fact, I am ondering about all tracks after Only Friend... Regards G -- Guilherme Menegon Arantes, PhD Sao Paulo, Brasil __
(313) [312] Dan Bell in chicago for free monday 31st.
Playing at the Metro. Part of the SummerDance DJ series. Scroll down: http://metrochicago.com/shows/ Also of interest this weekend in [312] is the Pitchfork Festival: http://www.pitchforkmusicfestival.com/ ...steve...
(313) xltronic radio *live now*
evening fellow 313-members, some great electronic music is being performed by DJ Aestehetics right now: http://xltronic.com:8000/listen.pls cheers, phobiazero http://xltronic.com
Re: (313) [312] Dan Bell in chicago for free monday 31st.
I'm playing live downstairs that night as .xtrak after Dan Bell Monday, July 31 Kode Nation presents... Exhaustion: Traxx's Birthday Party... TODD SINES JAMES COTTON D'MARC CANTU TRAXX NASTY NES NAUGHTY WOOD BRIAN GARDNER Tickets: $7 21 over http://www.scale.gs/sound/sines/djsets.html see you there.?? +odd -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Playing at the Metro. Part of the SummerDance DJ series. Scroll down: http://metrochicago.com/shows/ Also of interest this weekend in [312] is the Pitchfork Festival: http://www.pitchforkmusicfestival.com/ ...steve... -- Todd Sines director + SCALE: http://www.scale.gs/ +1.646.330.4873 studio 195 Chrystie St. #403A, NY, NY 10002 // connecting the space between + within.
(313) Andrew Duke--Consumer vs. User remix contest reminder
Just a reminder to the producers on the list (and anyone who would like to help spread the word): The deadline for entries in the Andrew Duke--Consumer vs. User remix contest is August 31, 2006--just about a month from now. In case you missed the info first time 'round: remix material from Andrew Duke's Consumer vs. User album (just released on California's Phthalo http://www.phthalo.com/cat.php?cat=phth40 and featuring a remix of the 313 list's own Phonopsia) for a chance to be released on Stratagem Musik (http://stratagem-musik.com) and win cool prizes including a grand prize of a copy of Native Instruments Reaktor, plus software from FXpansion and Audiomulch, magazine subscriptions, CD-ROMs, books, CDs, and more; http://andrew-duke.com/contests.html has the details. Again, contest deadline is August 31, 2006. And there's another remix contest (different source material and prizes) starting up August 15. Thanks. -- Andrew Duke scoring/sound design/source http://andrew-duke.com http://myspace.com/andrewduke http://cognitionaudioworks.com http://myspace.com/cognitionaudioworks
