Re: (313) Detroit to Russia (was: The joy of ordering from Submerge?!)
Russia? Wow - is Vasya the first 313-list member from Russia or just the first to post? I don't recall ever seeing a post from someone in Russia before. Detroit techno continues to spread around the world! MEK Cliff Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 09/13/2006 04:57:47 PM: If you lived on Mars or in an alternate dimention we would still try to find a way to ship it to you. Russia shouldn't be a problem. I know we've shipped there before. :) Bridgette will take care of you good. --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: Vasya [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) The joy of ordering from Submerge?! Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2006 01:27:28 +0400 I wish to order some things @ Submerge but I wonder if they ship their stuff to Russia and how long will it take. Thay have some great records for sure. vasya kent williams wrote: Maybe this is too obvious to mention, but mail-ordering from Submerge is great! Bridgette Banks held some records for me ever since DEMF, and e-mailed me to ask if I still wanted them -- 13 weeks later. I called in with my credit card number, and they went out the same day. And they have pretty much everything you'd ever want in the way of Detroit electronic music, including things that can't be found anywhere else. So I'm anxiously awaiting what may be the last copies anywhere of SID 1-3, and DJ 3000's new CD...
Re: (313) The joy of ordering from Submerge?!
Yes, I've heard that Submerge has a direct connection with Mars :) This is a good moment to express my own appreciation to Submerge, UR and everyone involved. This is a major anchor to the techno and independent music community worldwide, and the dedication to strong customer service is a big part of it. To borrow a phrase from someone I know: That sh!t is t!ght! fh - If you lived on Mars or in an alternate dimention we would still try to find a way to ship it to you. Russia shouldn't be a problem. I know we've shipped there before. :) Bridgette will take care of you good. --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: Vasya [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) The joy of ordering from Submerge?! Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2006 01:27:28 +0400 I wish to order some things @ Submerge but I wonder if they ship their stuff to Russia and how long will it take. Thay have some great records for sure. vasya kent williams wrote: Maybe this is too obvious to mention, but mail-ordering from Submerge is great! Bridgette Banks held some records for me ever since DEMF, and e-mailed me to ask if I still wanted them -- 13 weeks later. I called in with my credit card number, and they went out the same day. And they have pretty much everything you'd ever want in the way of Detroit electronic music, including things that can't be found anywhere else. So I'm anxiously awaiting what may be the last copies anywhere of SID 1-3, and DJ 3000's new CD...
Re: (313) The joy of ordering from Submerge?!
Seconded. I also like all the extra goodies they throw in the box - flyers, stickers, scrunched up pages from detroit newspapers for packing. Very nice touches. Fred Heutte [EMAIL PROTECTED] 14/09/2006 11:04 am Yes, I've heard that Submerge has a direct connection with Mars :) This is a good moment to express my own appreciation to Submerge, UR and everyone involved. This is a major anchor to the techno and independent music community worldwide, and the dedication to strong customer service is a big part of it. To borrow a phrase from someone I know: That sh!t is t!ght! fh - If you lived on Mars or in an alternate dimention we would still try to find a way to ship it to you. Russia shouldn't be a problem. I know we've shipped there before. :) Bridgette will take care of you good. --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: Vasya [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) The joy of ordering from Submerge?! Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2006 01:27:28 +0400 I wish to order some things @ Submerge but I wonder if they ship their stuff to Russia and how long will it take. Thay have some great records for sure. vasya kent williams wrote: Maybe this is too obvious to mention, but mail-ordering from Submerge is great! Bridgette Banks held some records for me ever since DEMF, and e-mailed me to ask if I still wanted them -- 13 weeks later. I called in with my credit card number, and they went out the same day. And they have pretty much everything you'd ever want in the way of Detroit electronic music, including things that can't be found anywhere else. So I'm anxiously awaiting what may be the last copies anywhere of SID 1-3, and DJ 3000's new CD...
Re: (313) Detroit to Russia (was: The joy of ordering from Submerge?!)
I've not really picked thru the subscriber list to see where people are writing from, but there are subscribers from all over the world. At this point Ljubljana is a bigger techno town in terms of audience and 'scene' than anywhere in the US, with the possible exception of Detroit. When I was in New York City last, Derek Plaslaiko played a fantastic set to, like 15 people. In a metropolitan area of well over 10 million people. It was fun, but it was about the same sort of vibe as a basement afterhours in Iowa City.
Re: (313) Convextion:yes Samurai FM: NO
correction! there actually was at least some payment for those old matrix records, not much...but some. sorry for the misunderstanding! also gerard just talked to sean on sunday and apparently sean is looking to start matrix up again soon -Original Message- From: J.T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sep 13, 2006 6:55 PM To: kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Convextion:yes Samurai FM: NO that's a bit of a sore subject. first of all, matrix no longer has any rights to those tracks, so he better not go pressing another batch. second of all, i don't think those rights would be worthy of much respect even if they still existed. i don't know what the full story is, but those convextion records on matrix were licensed to dmay's sony mix and juan's waxtrax mix as well as some other smaller deals. gerard never saw any money at all, for those records, or the licensing. none. he didn't see much of anything for that tektite record either despite being on that big swayzak mix. and most recently, matrix released that alternate mix of one of the old convextion tracks on mp3 (thru ddv) with absolutely no permission, no one even bothered to ask gerard. gerard is too nice and really holds absolutely no grudge about any of it, he just laughs. and sean is definitely a super nice guy...but that ain't right. gus got the shaft bigtime. repeatedly. there is not much money in running a small label, but there's some. it's quite possible to make a small profit to split with your artists..and it's really not so hard to get in touch with an artist and get their permission for things.
Re: (313) Convextion @ Samurai FM
Not sure how you're getting it working without realplayer, but the direct link for the realplayer stream is here: http://www.samurai.fm/player/getsmil.php?id=1960t=audio FWIW, I'm could listen to the stream with Firefox 2 Beta 1 on Ubuntu Linux, so I'd expect you could use firefox on windows. J.T. wrote: i dont have realplayer but have flash up the butt. i think the player is embedded using java but i have that too. and as said it works in IE. h weird. -Original Message- From: Simon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sep 12, 2006 1:47 PM To: 'J.T.' [EMAIL PROTECTED], 'Stoddard,Kamal' [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) Convextion @ Samurai FM I'm using Firefox - it works fine. Maybe you need Realplayer or even Flash installed as well?
RE: (313) Convextion @ Samurai FM
FWIW, I'm could listen to the stream with Firefox 2 Beta 1 on Ubuntu Linux, so I'd expect you could use firefox on windows. * + Firefox for Mac. And given that facility, it is indeed possible to save it for keeps. Simply go to 'file', 'save page as' dialogue opens with default location of where the file will save (you can adjust this in 'downloads' of Firefox) if you're happy with the location, click 'save' or whatever - then you can stop complaining because you now possess a piece of history! I don't think anyone is about putting the genie back in the bottle, in fact. Ken
Re: (313) Detroit to Russia (was: The joy of ordering from Submerge?!)
there are Detroit lovers in Belgrade, Serbia too :) regards On Wed, 13 Sep 2006, kent williams wrote: I've not really picked thru the subscriber list to see where people are writing from, but there are subscribers from all over the world. At this point Ljubljana is a bigger techno town in terms of audience and 'scene' than anywhere in the US, with the possible exception of Detroit. When I was in New York City last, Derek Plaslaiko played a fantastic set to, like 15 people. In a metropolitan area of well over 10 million people. It was fun, but it was about the same sort of vibe as a basement afterhours in Iowa City. --
(313) Re: Convextion @ Samurai FM
Thanks to Toby and co. as well as the Rubadub boys for bringing Gerard to the other side of the pond. He is happy that you all appreciate the music. I think you all will be pleased with the finished product of the album which Gerard, JT and I worked on for many years to put together. Future material will be surfacing on Gerard's VEXT imprint, a sister label of down low. thanks toby for posting the set to listen. I am jammin it in my house as we speak. m p.s. - there will be a re-release of the MATRIX1 12 on VEXT with another mix of the track miranda made around the same time period 95-96. down low music http://downlowmusic.org UPCOMING '06 Convextion dLVEXTLP The Connection Machine PIJN dL013 dL SHOP LOWER LEVELS http://lowrlvlz.gemm.com
(313) re: Convextion/VEXT
Minto George wrote: Future material will be surfacing on Gerard's VEXT imprint, a sister label of down low. thanks toby for posting the set to listen. I am jammin it in my house as we speak. m p.s. - there will be a re-release of the MATRIX1 12 on VEXT with another mix of the track miranda made around the same time period 95-96. Good news! :) Andrew -- NSCC sound course http://andrew-duke.com/course.html Chain Reaction remix contest ends Sept 30: http://andrew-duke.com/contests.html Andrew Duke--Consumer vs. User album: http://www.phthalo.com/cat.php?cat=phth40 artist features column: http://cognitionaudioworks.com/read.html http://myspace.com/andrewduke
RE: (313) re: Convextion/VEXT
-Original Message- From: Andrew Duke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 14 September 2006 14:25 To: Minto George; 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) re: Convextion/VEXT Minto George wrote: Future material will be surfacing on Gerard's VEXT imprint, a sister label of down low. thanks toby for posting the set to listen. I am jammin it in my house as we speak. m p.s. - there will be a re-release of the MATRIX1 12 on VEXT with another mix of the track miranda made around the same time period 95-96. Good news! :) Andrew * Yeah, ace! 'bout! :-) Ken
Re: (313) Re: Convextion @ Samurai FM
p.s. - there will be a re-release of the MATRIX1 12 on VEXT with another mix of the track miranda made around the same time period 95-96. toe!! well it is quite possible, but honestly that is not planned at all yet...i talked to gerard about it last night and he said he'd THINK about it after doing a couple other things on dLVEXT first..strictly a pipedream for now..also dLVEXT will not only be convextion/e.r.p. material, but also stuff/artists gerard really likes...probably first up will be a comp..but there are no solid plans for anything yet! we have a habit of getting ahead of ourselves...
