Re: [313] curious?

2001-07-20 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
haha
--- Kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Thu, 19 Jul 2001, Alexander Ohanyan wrote:
 
  Programming music without soul is like training a
 deaf
  mouse to jump on a keyboard, throwing darts at a
 wall,
  or telling a computer to randomly pick notes and
  rhythms; 
 
 STOP GIVING AWAY MY PRODUCTION TRICKS
 
  if you think there is good techno without
  soul, you might as well be listening to the
  airconditioner.
 
 My AC has killer sub-bass.
 
 The fridge at the grocery store behind the bakery
 counter sounds
 for all the world like percussion from a Surgeon
 track.
 
 

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Re: [313] curious?

2001-07-19 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
--- james boylan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I think the term 'soulful techno' is bandied about
 way too often...
 
 Soul music, as in Motown etc.., was music in which
 the singer or songwriter 
 bared his/her soul in the lyrics and the
 delivery
 
 A lot of (great) techno is blatantly not like
 this.
 
 I do see where Christian is coming from though.
 
 
 From: Christian Bloch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: 313 313@hyperreal.org
 Subject: Re: [313] curious?
 Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2001 06:26:04 +0200
 
 
   funk (maybe) soul NO WAY!!! if a
 track/DJ performance does 
 not
   have SOUL, what is there to make it good? maybe
 you don't understand the
   term SOUL (as in don't sell your's)
 
   Christian Bloch
   http://mp3.com/bloch
 
   Tresor/LL/Deep Night Essentials/Simple
 Muzik/Funque
   Droppings/Set.Go/Restructured
 
   - Original Message -
   From: Jayson B. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   To: 313@hyperreal.org
   Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 10:32 PM
   Subject: RE: Re: [313] curious?
  
  
I'm sorry, but it really bothers me when the
 words 'funk' and 'soul' as
 if
they are synonymous with 'good' and 'solid.'  
 *I* am not a person who
 has
funk or soul, does this mean i'm a bad person? 
 Just because a track
   doesn't
contain these elements does not mean its bad.
 
 
 

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Re: [313] curious?

2001-07-19 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
Programming music without soul is like training a deaf
mouse to jump on a keyboard, throwing darts at a wall,
or telling a computer to randomly pick notes and
rhythms; if you think there is good techno without
soul, you might as well be listening to the
airconditioner
And in terms of commentary on bandying about the
term soulful
people who heal or musicians, or artists know what
soul is

you must read this list way too much


--- james boylan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I think the term 'soulful techno' is bandied about
 way too often...
 
 Soul music, as in Motown etc.., was music in which
 the singer or songwriter 
 bared his/her soul in the lyrics and the
 delivery
 
 A lot of (great) techno is blatantly not like
 this.
 
 I do see where Christian is coming from though.
 
 
 From: Christian Bloch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: 313 313@hyperreal.org
 Subject: Re: [313] curious?
 Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2001 06:26:04 +0200
 
 
   funk (maybe) soul NO WAY!!! if a
 track/DJ performance does 
 not
   have SOUL, what is there to make it good? maybe
 you don't understand the
   term SOUL (as in don't sell your's)
 
   Christian Bloch
   http://mp3.com/bloch
 
   Tresor/LL/Deep Night Essentials/Simple
 Muzik/Funque
   Droppings/Set.Go/Restructured
 
   - Original Message -
   From: Jayson B. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   To: 313@hyperreal.org
   Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 10:32 PM
   Subject: RE: Re: [313] curious?
  
  
I'm sorry, but it really bothers me when the
 words 'funk' and 'soul' as
 if
they are synonymous with 'good' and 'solid.'  
 *I* am not a person who
 has
funk or soul, does this mean i'm a bad person? 
 Just because a track
   doesn't
contain these elements does not mean its bad.
 
 
 

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Re: [313] Darren Emerson

2001-07-19 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
woo hoo baby
where's the rolexes and the viagra?

isnt there a trance list you can subscribe to?

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 Got the latest mixcd by Darren Emerson last monday
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 and i must say it´s really very, very good mix!!!
 Smooth, funky, dark and deep tech-house, none of
 this ´how do i bore myself
 and the audience to death´ progressive business,
 recommended!!!
 Has anyone heard him spin recently..or is he not
 done?
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RE: [313] Darren Emerson

2001-07-19 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
are you being ironic or am i on crack?
--- Martijn de Blaauw
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 it´s always nice to read a friendly opinion from
 fellow-listmember!
 M.
 
 
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 Verzonden: donderdag 19 juli 2001 10:09
 Aan: Martijn de Blaauw
 CC: 313@hyperreal.org
 Onderwerp: Re: [313] Darren Emerson
 
 
 woo hoo baby
 where's the rolexes and the viagra?
 
 isnt there a trance list you can subscribe to?
 
 --- Martijn de Blaauw
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hi everybody,
  Got the latest mixcd by Darren Emerson last monday
  (global underground 20)
  and i must say its really very, very good mix!!!
  Smooth, funky, dark and deep tech-house, none of
  this how do i bore myself
  and the audience to death progressive business,
  recommended!!!
  Has anyone heard him spin recently..or is he not
  done?
  Martijn
 
 
 
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RE: Re: [313] curious?

2001-07-19 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
about totally different dj sets: when a dj gets to
be more than a record player, similarities in his sets
point to a theme, leitmotiv, something more than bull
shit...someone tries to say something and often
certain-- words,--lets say , come up to help him
express himself
playing a totally different dj set every time is great
too, but there is something to b said for knowing your
rec's well, as many an originator proves time in time
out
:this is my humble f'in opinion


--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Just for the sake of interest shall we say.
 
 
 
 1) of all the times i've seen him he has never
 played remotely the same 
 set
 Really? h
 2) he has and continues to push the boundries of a
 dj / live pa set
 Hmmm ...like how? By using a sound efx? by using a
 909? yawn..!
 3) i've never seen a dj, except for mark farina,
 come close to taking 
 the audience on a journey the way that he does.
 Mark Farina?!?!?maybe you need to see a few more
 artists..
 4) i love hard techno, and nobody does it better.
 Are you sure your not his bitch boy or somthing?
 'to each their own.'  flame on..
 
 kyle 
 
 Quoting Alexander Ohanyan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 
  I was wondering why nearly every one is on richie
  hawtin's dick on this list?--just a question in
  general, desiring a sincere answer!!!
  I do like much of his music, no disrespect there;
 but,
  really, why?
 
 
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Re: [313] curious?

2001-07-19 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
Pissy pissy, 
I didn't ask why everyone thinks mother teresa is so
special...
Those things that bother us often and usually point to
more important things, like who to glorify that's
white, perhaps, in this case, (not neccessarily), but
just maybe...


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 as off topic and as
  negative as your post?  What actual good could
 your question/statement
  ever do?  Is it your intention to just piss people
 off?
 
 Might be, actually it's called 'trolling'. A more
 subtle version of
 'flaming'. It's for the people who have too much
 time and too few ideas of
 what to do.
 
 
 
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[313] curious?

2001-07-18 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
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[313] curious?

2001-07-18 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
I was wondering why nearly every one is on richie
hawtin's dick on this list?--just a question in
general, desiring a sincere answer!!!
I do like much of his music, no disrespect there; but,
really, why?

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Re: [313] Ken Ishii in Detroit?

2001-05-12 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
Where exactly is Fumiya Tanaka playing?  He's really
exceptional, got the funk...Thanks:Alex

--- Benn Glazier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I saw him here in Sydney about 9 months ago.
 
 It went down in my books as the worst set ever
 witnessed by an 
 international touring dj (that wasn't off his face).
 
  From track selection, to cheating on the mix..   it
 was sub-standard.
 
 Yet, others have heard him at others shows and given
 the thumbs up.
 
 
 r.
 
 At 10:56 AM 5/9/2001 -0400, you wrote:
 
 excellent!  i've seen shufflemaster before - he was
 quite impressive on
 three tables.  and i've heard good things about
 tanaka. . . looking
 forward to it :)
 
 k
 
 
 
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   ---
  
   He will be playing there soon as well as Fumiya
 Tanaka
   and Shufflemaster!!!
  
  
   details sooner or later.
  
   see yall at DEMF!!
  
  
   love from tokyo...
  
   nan
  
  
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 wrote:
   
   
Does anyone know if Ken Ishii has ever played
 in
Detroit before?
   
When I spoke to him in Chicago in the Fall, he
 said
he has never been to
Detroit. Although, his website says that he
 played
there in '97.
   
Go figure.
   
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2001-05-12 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
Download this set off napster, if you like good
music...
he's havin fun and it aint no musical joke 
this is to rspond to the klarkin dj threads

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RE: [313] TWILO!!!

2001-05-12 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
Twilo may not be the place that you feel most
comfortable in, may not have the vibe of some nameless
other clubs, but when people rip it on that sound
system, there is not much out there like that (Mills
and a few others are the ones i'm talkin about, not
Sasha and dickweed)
--- John Osselaer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Grr, just subscribed to the NY Times to bring you
 this:
 
 From today's NY Times
 
 City Closes Dance Club Over Problems With Permits
 
 By ERIC LIPTON
 
 wilo, a popular Chelsea nightclub, was shut down
 early yesterday, at least 
 temporarily, after the police and building
 inspectors raided the club and 
 evicted hundreds of patrons, saying that several of
 the club's building 
 permits were missing or invalid.
 
 The move comes as the Giuliani administration
 intensifies its long- running 
 battle against a handful of Manhattan dance clubs
 that city officials say 
 are havens of drug use and occasional violence.
 
 No one at Twilo was arrested in yesterday's raid,
 police officials said.
 
 Instead, officials shut the club, at 530 West 27th
 Street, between 10th and 
 11th Avenues, after determining that its certificate
 of occupancy and place 
 of assembly permits had not been properly issued or
 maintained. Officials 
 also said that the club's fire protection plan was
 not up to date and that 
 it had not gotten required approvals for first-floor
 renovations.
 
 A Department of Buildings spokesman said the
 six-year-old club, known for 
 its electronic music and dancing that lasts until
 well after dawn, would not 
 be allowed to reopen until the violations were
 resolved.
 
 They are shut down until further notice,
 indefinitely, said the spokesman, 
 Paul Wein, adding that a June 21 court date had been
 set.
 
 Peter R. Sullivan, a lawyer for the club, said the
 violations were technical 
 and called the club's closing unjustified. Absolute
 guaranteed it will be 
 reopened, he said.
 
 The enforcement tactic used yesterday reflected a
 strategy by the city to no 
 longer issue or renew permits to Twilo and other
 troubled clubs, unless 
 ordered to do so by the court. That means that if a
 permit expires or needs 
 to be amended, even for a relatively minor
 inconsistency, the city may 
 refuse to do so and then shut the club down, Deputy
 Mayor Rudy Washington 
 said.
 
 For example, part of the justification for closing
 Twilo yesterday, 
 officials said, was that its basement assembly
 permit was invalid, at least 
 in part, because it was issued to Sound Factory, a
 club that used to operate 
 at that location.
 
 Mr. Washington was not ready to declare a lasting
 victory against Twilo, 
 saying that the city's action could be overturned in
 court.
 
 It is now their move, Mr. Washington said,
 referring to the club 
 management. This is not over by no stretch of the
 imagination.
 
 The Giuliani administration has been trying to close
 Twilo since at least 
 November 1998, when the city, citing the drug
 overdose of a patron, filed a 
 lawsuit declaring the club a public nuisance. City
 officials contend that 
 clubs like Twilo and the Tunnel, another West 27th
 Street establishment, do 
 not do enough to prevent the use and sale of drugs
 like ecstasy and GHB, or 
 gamma hydroxybutyrate.
 
 But the clubs have just as vehemently responded that
 they are doing their 
 part, hiring private security officers, including
 some who work undercover, 
 to try to prevent drug use and violence. Mr.
 Sullivan said the fact that the 
 state courts have allowed Twilo to stay open despite
 the lawsuit was proof 
 that the club was well managed and dedicated to
 preventing drug sales.
 
 City officials, meanwhile, said that the evidence of
 the severity of the 
 drug problem at Twilo is on display when the club is
 open: management hires 
 a private ambulance to wait outside, ready to take
 patrons who have 
 overdosed to hospital emergency rooms.
 
 The Giuliani administration's dance club enforcement
 effort was stepped up 
 after April 9, when Terrence Davis, a 16-year-old
 who had been ejected from 
 the Tunnel, was stabbed to death about two blocks
 from that club. A fire 
 broke out at Twilo on a weekend night about a month
 ago, but the club was 
 reopened the same night.
 
 Mr. Sullivan said the city's efforts were misguided.
 It is very sad that 
 the city continues to hide the absence of a policy
 concerning drug abuse by 
 the dancing public by demonizing Twilo, he said.
 
 Twilo regulars, some of whom learned of the news
 yesterday on the club's 
 Internet site, seemed to agree with Mr. Sullivan.
 Almost all clubs have 
 fire code violations, one patron wrote on the
 site's message board. The 
 patron called the code violations an excuse to
 ensure that there are no 
 bumps in the road in Giuliani's
 Disney-gentrification plan to have NYC 
 become an ultraconservative suburb.
 
 
   Why was it shut down?  All those private
 ambulances waiting
   for the OD'ing kids?
 
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Re: [313] Derrick May an arrogant prick! Re: [313] Carl Craig Fired!

2001-05-11 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
art is imitation--this doesnt mean that people dont
imitate unconsciously or indirectly on deeper levels--
who's arrogant or just simply in a bad mood here?
every ripple has its source!
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  'We let him know that we are one, and he has our
 support, but we just 
  want Detroit to be recognized at the festival,
 said May. Everybody's 
  coming here to be down with the source -- not the
 people who imitate the 
  source.'
 
 I was going to point out this quote as well... who
 the hell on that lineup
 does derrick may consider an imitator? True, it's
 not detroit
 talent. But I don't see anyone on there that I'd
 even remotely call a
 detroit imitator.  It almost sounds like he's trying
 to imply that
 anything not from detroit is inherently an
 imitation.  I'd like to think
 he doesn't have his head that far up his ass, but
 it's hard to see what
 else he'd mean.
 
 True, the lineup isn't as representative of detroit
 talent as it was last
 year, but I'd hardly call anyone on there an
 imitator.
 
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Re: [313] john cage vs. modern electronic music

2001-04-06 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
You should probably check out late Miles stuff before
his pop phase and after In a silent Way--might be what
you're looking for, its influenced by Stockhausen big
time
--- viagratek . [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 thanks for your suggestions so far.
 
 i think i have enough background information on him
 for my project but im 
 still looking for specific examples of MODERN
 electronic music that has been 
 influenced by cage. i was saw brian eno's name
 mentioned, but im not 
 familiar with any of his work...any suggestions?!!
 the only thing i came up 
 with (and it might not even be that valid) is aphex
 twin blahalah bouncing 
 ball. it seems to fit the whole music by chance
 thing and how everyday 
 noise can create music which were themes shared by
 cage, but do you guys 
 think i should look for something more layered and
 soundscapey? as for 
 Stockhausen, terry riley and steve riech, yes im
 already familiar with there 
 work too, but the other group gets to steve riech
 and Stockhausen so they're 
 off limits.
 
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Re: [313] events in nyc?

2001-04-06 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
A good night to go to is also probably Reade truth's
And Jon Turi's night on Avenue A (i forgot the exact
spot) They work at Sonic Groove, and calling there
will inform of details...last week they had A
Weatherall, was kickin', they got a good schedule of
music lined up...
--- Elliot Taub [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Perspects (from Ersatz Audio, Detroit), Ulysses and
 a few others are playing
 at FUN on Saturday night, the 8th. FUN is at 130
 Madison St. in Chinatown. Its
 under the Manhattan Bridge. check
 www.scatalogics.com for more info.
 e
 
 Phil Chan wrote:
 
  i'll be paying my first visit to new york this
 weekend and was wondering if
  there were any interesting things going on.
 
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what is an ewi midi controller?

2001-04-04 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
Dear list, 
what is an ewi midi controllerbefre you laugh at
my lack of knowledge, I'll let you know that I know
what a midi controller is...its the EWI midi.contr.
that i am not familiar with.
Thanks in advance for any clarification

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Re: [313] DEMF no Ritchie Hawtin!!

2001-03-30 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
Its pretty f'n obvious that Derrick May should be
there because he started techno, unlike Hawtin.  May
is an originator, and that is also why he plays
imprtant tracks, not just the newest tribal techno
crap...he should be at every demf, and hopefully with
people as important as the last poets
do any of you still know who the LAST POETS are?

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Re: [313] dreamsequence (wasRE: [313] Before you dis Moby)

2001-03-28 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
I dont know who thinks dream sequence sucks, but they
obviousle got no flavor!  Blake Baxter's music is
definitely hot...check yourself


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Kenny Larkin in NYC?

2001-03-27 Thread Alexander Ohanyan
Dear 313,
I heard Kenny Larkin is playing NYCthis weekend
Can someone say yes or no for sure, and if yes, where
and when?
Thanks
Alex

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