Re: (313) Link : First Link Ep - Reissue or bootleg?
its a clone reissue like the first three eps of the same label. hopefully theres gonna be more ;) On 4/23/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ?
Re: (313) Link : First Link Ep - Reissue or bootleg?
It's a Clone related re-issue isn't it? robin... On 23 Apr 2007, at 18:37, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ?
(313) Link : First Link Ep - Reissue or bootleg?
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(313) Bleep43 podcast
Plant43 live and Jamie Steere this week http://www.bleep43recordings.com/mixes/Show54.mp3 Plant43 live recorded at Bleep43 9.3.07 Jamie Steere tracklisting Owltro Gemini - The Voice Inside My Head (Classic) Andy Stott - Merciless (Modern Love) 2000 & One - Get Down (Intacto) DWA - DWA (Recognition) Mike Dunn Presents MDIII - Set Me Free (Clone Classic Cuts) STAX - Straight Nasty (Classic) DJ Sneak - Show Me the Way (Henry Street) Digital Mystikz - Anti-War Dub (DMZ) Ratio - Motorcity Revisited (Daniel Bell Mix) (Central) Modeselektor - Silikon (Siriusmo Remix) (BPitch) TronikHouse - Up Tempo (KMS) Dan Curtin - Worktime (Tuning Spork) Wolf 'N' Flow - I'm Feelin Moody (Moody Recordings) DJ Assassin - A Face Amongst the Crowd (Cross Section) Junction SM - Ma Mere L'Oye (Kalk Pets) W.B. - Nativetonguetwisterhood (WB) Alter Ego - Lycra (Wishmountain Tight Fitting Lycra Mix 2) (Klang) Move D - Hood (City Centre Offices) http://www.bleep43recordings.com
RE: (313) Rare event
> -Original Message- > From: kent williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Ever occur to anyone else that every vinyl DJ > is working with unique versions of the tracks they play, > based on where the cue burns and wear change the sound of > their records? Indeed someone told me of an interview with Moritz VO (yes he does these - or this one at least - apparently!) where he said the reason they issue Chain Reaction in those scratchy cardboard sleeves with no liner (though I know sometimes in the States you get them with a black label and conventional black sleeve) was that they like the idea of each copy "degrading" (his word) in a different way and becoming individual. I guess while that will work well on those records where it might not sound so good on others! > I'm interested in the story, and I'm loving the mix. As much > as I appreciate the possibilities of digital mixes, I love > the 'vinylosity' > of this mix. I'm glad you said that as it kind of links in with the story and my question: I was lucky enough to spend the first month of this year in Brazil. I did 2 weeks on my own and 2 in the company of list member Guilherme Menegon Arantes (313 so much to answer for.). Now Gui runs a pretty hot little night called "Feel Surreal" (nice name) in Sao Paulo and to make a good holiday better I got to play there while I was over. Since I was playing to a crowd who'd never heard me before I decided I'd play loads of favourites where I normally only play a few out at once so I don't play the same stuff all the time. Also I was limited in how many records I could take due to luggage restrictions so it made sense to take a lot of tested classic stuff rather than oddballs that I might play if the mood was right. Not long before the trip I bought one of the old, .wav recording, iRiver portable music players, chiefly to listen to stuff on my travels but also I can use it for recording sets. In the excitement of the build up to the gig though I forgot to take the player and get it connected up. Afterwards I kicked myself for this, especially since after a year's lay off we're about to start doing That Amazing Thing! parties again (3 dates coming up in June, July and August, Manchester and Cumbria, anyone fancies a 313 knees up in the UK countryside put August 17-19 in your diary) and it would have made good new content for our site. I became even more frustrated when I recorded a set at a gig in Wales immediately on my return that was daytime soulful stuff, contrasting nicely with the "clubby-ness" of the Brazil set and I wanted to put them on the site together. Still having the records I'd taken in a box and there not being that many of them I decided it should be possible to do a reasonable recreation of the set. In fact to my surprise I'm 90% confident I've remembered the records I played and about 75% that I've got the order the same. The first time I tried to record it I got things just right by waiting till late on a Friday, drinking and smoking a bit and then really feeling the vibe and making mistakes while playing which I felt were probably at the same level as I made while playing out in Brazil - not train wrecks, just slipping out a little and getting faded quickly. Only thing was still being an iRiver novice I failed to check the input setting before recording and although I'd previously set it to "line in" it had reverted to internal mic. Since then I've been trying again but I just couldn't get in the same mood and it was coming out sounding sterile. Finally last Friday I managed to get in the zone again and recorded the mix I've linked to. So my question is this - how naughty will it be when I finally get round to updating our site to put the mix up simply labelled "Francis live @ Feel Surreal in Sao Paulo"? After all I can't write all that I have above and expect people to read it. I hardly expect anyone to have read it here! Done a track list: http://www.thatamazingthing.com/Mixes/Brasil.mp3 Sueno Latino - Sueno Latino (Derrick May remix) Model 500 - The Chase Subway - Journey Quadrant - Q1.1 Quentin Harris - Haunted Marcelino Galan - House And Art (Charles Webster remix) Halo Varga - Future Ron Trent - Altered States Ignition - Love Is War (Chicken Lips remix) Duplex - Frictional Frequency Kraftwerk - Numbers / Computer World Pt.2 Housemaster Boyz and the Rudeboy of House - Housenation Swag - Them Drumz Tronik House - Multifunction Maurice Fulton - Moo That Rocked The Electric Chair Seiji - Loose Lips Inner City - Big Fun (Lingo remix) Inner City - Big Fun Radio Slave - My Beep (Roman Flugel remix) Infinity Plus One - Rhythmatic Unison 69 - Puntang Dave Clarke - Wisdom To The Wise Carl Craig - Sparkle
RE: (313) Clarence G
Surely it'll go to a bootlegger? -Original Message- From: Emile Facey - Plant43 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, April 20, 2007 3:40 AM To: 313 313 Subject: Re: (313) Clarence G Wow $305 already! Who is Gerald Stinson? :/ on 20/4/07 10:44 am, David Beattie at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I felt sure that when Placid opened it to offers here > first that Rob would have secured it with his offer of > "a couple of quid" > > Will be interesting indeed to see the real price > > Cheers > BT > --- robin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> >> I see our very own Placid has his Clarence G 12 for >> sale on eBay at >> the moment. >> >> Will be interesting to see the real price this >> fetches given the >> farce that ensued last time this a copy of this 12 >> came up for sale. >> >> >> robin... >> > -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.446 / Virus Database: 269.5.5/769 - Release Date: 4/19/2007 5:56 PM No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.463 / Virus Database: 269.5.9/773 - Release Date: 4/22/2007 8:18 PM
RE: (313) Clarence G
As I said while ago, it's either a cool $1,000,000 or nuthin', right Placid? Unless you guys want to come up with the most likely price...let's face it, it's the only fun we're ever going to get out of that record's existence! Most of us won't even hear it. -Original Message- From: robin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 22 April 2007 11:12 To: erase Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Clarence G > spare me spare 500 quid? robin...
Re: (313) odd that I should have to ask this...
I don't think the 50+ travel rate is any different than the regular one. It's not that bad a place, actually, and the wi fi actually worked when I was there last year, which is not always something you can count on even in fancy hotels. It's a fair hike over to Hart Plaza, but the Clique is a convenient pit stop along the way :) fh - >> So I'm at the Comfort Inn again this year, which is at least >> close enough even if it isn't where the cool kids stay :) > >As, apparently, am I - unless something comes up or someone >cancels at one of the aforementioned places. > >I guess we can call the Comfort Inn the Old Folks' Home now, eh >Phred? ;) > >(And didja remember to pick "50+ (Mature Traveler) Rate" from the > "Select Rate Program" pull-down menu on the hotel's main page? ;) ) > > - Greg > >
Re: (313) odd that I should have to ask this...
On Apr 20, 2007, at 3:50 AM, Fred Heutte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: The closing of at least part of the Ponch is causing a cascading effect on all the other hotels. There were rooms at the Hilton Garden just two days ago and I didn't grab them fast enough. Same here. Last weekend I looked and the Holiday Inn Express as well as the Atheneum still had rooms, but both of those are long gone. I always do this - look stuff up, get a few good choices, then punt 'til the next weekend, by which time they're all gone. Can't get the $286 non-stops on Northwest anymore, either. I'm up to $292 with stops in Dallas each way on American instead ... ugh. Someday I'll learn that "Procrastination" is *not* a good middle name. The Holiday Inn (ex Best Western, I had several good stays there) and Shorecrest are all full, as noted. I actually looked at reviews of the Milner and Leland (ex-Ramada) but even if I was desperate I wouldn't stay there. The Omni down on the waterfront has rooms but is very pricey. The Omni's also pretty far away. Probably be a healthy taxi fare to Hart Plaza and back from there. I like walking distance - even if it's a bit of a walk. Especially when cabs (or parking spaces for rental cars) are a bit of a challenge. So I'm at the Comfort Inn again this year, which is at least close enough even if it isn't where the cool kids stay :) As, apparently, am I - unless something comes up or someone cancels at one of the aforementioned places. I guess we can call the Comfort Inn the Old Folks' Home now, eh Phred? ;) (And didja remember to pick "50+ (Mature Traveler) Rate" from the "Select Rate Program" pull-down menu on the hotel's main page? ;) ) - Greg
(313) Re: 313 Digest 23 Apr 2007 00:03:33 -0000 Issue 3127
On Apr 22, 2007, at 5:03 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: "Steward, Tim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: April 20, 2007 11:15:33 AM PDT To: <313@hyperreal.org> Subject: RE: (313) rooms Here is another option for hotel rooms It's not as close but you can walk or cab it from here, they did some remodeling and its better than the leland and milner. I stayed at the Days Inn two years ago. It was totally ghetto. Saying it's better than the Leland or the Milner is like saying "Cat s--t smells better than dog s--t". The Atheneum is now sold out, as is the Holiday Inn Express. Neither were sold out last weekend. Basically, sports fans, if you haven't booked by now, you're pretty screwed. - Greg
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