(313) Re: ANOTHER Mills album (and the future of Music Formats??)
I've been a bit too scared to put the CD in my computer to listen to the album (it looks a wee bit thicker than a normal CD but that could be an illusion) so I can't give any reports on it yet! So this is the future of music formats... a disc that people are afraid to play? ;)
(313) Re: DEMF Schedule Released!!!
http://www.movement.us/?p=1752 Derrick May, Robert Hood and Inner City all at the same time!?!? Good gooly!! That puts me in a very difficult situation. Good gooly, I just went to www.demf.com looking for this... Does anyone know if Carl ever got his $14,099.93?
(313) More from KDJ at RBMA in LDN
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EO3uJHRHbFM
Re: (313) KDJ at RBMA
Dont suppose anyone's got an mp4 version, which I can chuck on an ipod... good train journey fodder Ditto. They used to podcast these a few years back. I'm more of a train journey iPodder than an internet TV watcher...
(313) KDJ at RBMA
So Kenny Dixon Jr turned up to his Red Bull Music Academy lecture in London with an entrourage of females, who poured Hennessy and braided his hair while Kenny provided a lyrical fountain of soundbites, ghetto rhetoric and fresh-from-the-streets realness: http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/london/blog/?id=1336 This 1:33 YouTube teaser alone is worth the price of admission: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gm_PzInGTCA
(313) Another version of Jaguar
http://soundcloud.com/christianprommer/christian-prommer-jaguar I'm of the opinion that if it ain't broke, don't fix it. Think I prefer the Hundred Birds version to this one though, anyway. Discuss...
(313) D25: Detroit Twenty Five
http://www.backspinpromo.com/d25.html (Sorry if this has already been posted. I've been too busy to pay close attention of late...)
(313) Re: Moritz Von Oswald Trio prep debut LP for Honest Jon's
http://www.honestjons.com/label.php?pid=34157LabelID=14815
(313) Motor City slideshow
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_depth/7831164.stm
Re: (313) Mad Mike interview
BBC do exactly the same thing for podcasts of previously recorded radio shows. A podcast is a download, not listened to live, it's not a performance licence that's required by Radio NZ. UR needs to be able to collect for the use of their material from the listener, from the downloader. You're right Pauley, there is a difference, but as I already mentioned it seems that no-one can even offer streaming archived shows here (which is what the BBC offer for all of their music shows). Legally at least. It seems bizarre that the reason for this should be that the industry have no mechanism in place. I'm guessing it's just not profitable enough for them. It makes you wonder though - if none of the record industry organisations here have the power to grant authorisation for streaming audio, do any of them have the power to stop anyone from just going ahead and doing it? And would any one artist or label (especially an independent one) go the effort and expense of doing anything about it? Not that I'm suggesting that RNZ should be the ones to push the envelope, but maybe one of the forward thinking independent stations like the b.net or George FM could feel out the limits of the law...
Re: (313) Mad Mike interview
Why no license fee waiver? Was it even an issue? Seems unlikely the ISP/website would even be anywhere near being sued for airing the tracks. Odd. They won't let you waiver - music is music to mcps/prs etc and they do close people down for it. This is a New Zealand site remember, so it's controlled by local organisation RIANZ not any American organisation. I'm guessing their fees are equally prohibitive though, because *no-one* offers podcasts or even streaming archived shows here unless they consist purely of talk. I was just being cheeky by calling Radio New Zealand out on it - they're not really a music station, as opposed to something like BBC's Radio 1 or 1Xtra for whom it's obviously worth the effort. Radio New Zealand do on occasion obtain artist waivers. There are some good live recordings of local and visiting artists here: http://www.radionz.co.nz/popular/music/live The music in Mike's interview wasn't all his though, so I guess they couldn't do it in this case. It is kinda crazy too, that they can archive music review features but only with all of the music cut out!! On the upside, my mate who is a proper UR fan also recorded an interview with Mike over the weekend, and it will be posted online once cut to some music tracks (we did a Theo Parrish one which was posted here a couple of years ago). Might take a minute, but I'll let you all know once it's ready...
Re: (313) Mad Mike interview
They won't let you waiver - music is music to mcps/prs etc and they do close people down for it. This is a New Zealand site remember, so it's controlled by local organisation RIANZ not any American organisation. I'm guessing their fees are equally prohibitive though, because *no-one* offers podcasts or even streaming archived shows here unless they consist purely of talk. So I did some snooping and the local situation is this (turned out it was an organisation called Phonographic Performances New Zealand who control broadcast licenses here): PPNZ does not have an existing assignment to blanket licence podcasts at the present time. Any broadcaster seeking to make available music on demand is required to seek the permission of the individual copyright owners concerned. So it's more or less impossible to archive music radio online from here!Madness...
(313) Mad Mike interview
Mad Mike was in New Zealand with UR's DJ Skurge last week to do some community work with at risk youth, including a lunchtime show for high school kids! Mike was interviewed on state-owned broadcaster Radio New Zealand National by Kim Hill, who's an old school Barbara Walters-kinda journalist. Plenty of good talk on Mojo, car racing etc.: http://podcast.radionz.co.nz/sat/sat-20080906-1010-Playing_Favourites_with_Mad_Mike_Banks-048.mp3 (Note that the handful of musical tracks played during the interview have been cut out because they're too cheap to pay the licensing fee for 'em)
(313) Recloose blog
http://hititandquititradio.blogspot.com/ And about time, too!
(313) Recloose Live Band videos
Dunno if the Recloose Live Band have hit the US before, but if not here's some of what you're missing out on (including a couple of tracks from his new album, which as far as I know is only out here in New Zealand thus far) - www.redbullstudio.co.nz/liveair.p5?id=2767 Andy
Re: (313) Online ecord stores
i should mention that turntable lab often has a lot of obscure represses and hipster disco, and of course they have almost all dfa releases. I have mentioned here before (but still haven't yet got it out of my system!) that I was shafted by TTL twice in a row so stopped ordering from them and would warn others against doing so. The most recent incident involved them claiming my package was returned to them by the US postal service because it posed a security threat (I live in New Zealand, second only to Norway on the Global Peace Index - http://www.visionofhumanity.com/rankings/). TTL decided this was somehow all my fault despite the package having got no further than their local post office, so informed me that if I wanted my records I had to pay for the postage again!! But of course they couldn't guarantee the same wouldn't happen a second time. And they wouldn't refund the postage after I told them to keep the damned things. Interestingly, this all came to pass after I enquired why, according to my account status on their website, the records hadn't been shipped several weeks after I ordered them. They refused to give me any evidence of shipment so I could take it up with the shipping company instead. In fact, they refused to acknowledge any of my emails for a period of months until I gave up and had my credit card take action to reverse the charges. I had a sneaking suspicion the whole time that they had simply forgotten to process my order and were trying to cover up with some bullsh*t story when I asked them about it. In that case a simple apology would have been more suitable. Ironically, I was trying to use a credit note from my previous order which was also problematic. Needless to say, I wouldn't recommend those fools. It seems their quality control went out the window when they went big time with the second LA warehouse. [/rant] Andy
(313) Re: Snoop
Anyone heard that new Snoop Dog record (Sensual Seduction)? Sounds like they've listened to Derrick's back catalogue (maybe Juan too for the beats). Those chords are Claude Young's aren't they? Check Project 625's Come Closer from the Deepest Shade of Techno... I hope he has a good lawyer if so, cos he doesn't seem to have a writing credit! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensual_Seduction
(313) Re: Carl Craig and Tribe
This looks interesting http://blog.allmusic.com/2007/11/06/dateline-detroit-new-messages-from-the-tri be/ Yeah, and the new track on their MySpace sounds great: http://www.myspace.com/tribedetroit Go the Tribe!
(313) Moodymann on Gilles Peterson Worldwide
Funny lil chat. Yours online for a whole 7 days: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/gillespeterson/index.shtml
(313) Marc Mac (4Hero) Nu Era techno mix
http://herecomestreble.com/htc-minicast/hct-minicast-volume-two-mixed-by-nu- era-aka-marc-mac-4hero/ 1. Robot Moves - Nu Era 2. Breaking In Space - Nu Era 3. Libra - Nu Era 4. Music Inside Machine - Nu Era 5. Pisces - Nu Era 6. Drug Store Rude Bwoy (Nu Era Remix) - Cold Mission 7. Marz2010 - Nu Era 8. TrebleO podcast exclusive - Nu Era A bunch of Marc Mac productions in homage to Detroit techno. Those 4Hero boys know how to treat a genre with respect... Andy
(313) Re: 313 Digest 27 Mar 2007 16:47:44 -0000 Issue 3111
Turntablelab is based in New York City. They have a brick-and-mortar shop on East 7th Street. http://www.turntablelab.com ..dc/baltimore based i think...all you need for new baltimore style sh;t, hot new hiphop singles, and they have a nice selection of classic house and electro reissues etc..starting to order clone and delsin related stuff too, nice,... TTL have also opened on the West Coast, and since that time their service has gone to sh*t. I'm guessing they now have two warehouses, no systems and zero communication. They f*cked up my last three orders, so those certainly will be my LAST three orders... Let the buyer beware! Andy
(313) Re: common factor guilty pleasures mix
Nick Calingaert (Common Factor, Soma, Planet E, Playhouse) http://www.r-n-d.net/fileadmin/audio/mixes/CFAC%20Guilty%20Pleasures%20Vol%202 .mp3 i know this has been posted before, but, if anyone missed it, here it is again. now, can anyone id any of the tracks? or does anyone have a complete tracklisting? There's two volumes of that, right? Volume 1 is on the same site. I tried asking Nick for a tracklisting a few years ago but he wasn't playing ball ;) Phil Asher has been dropping some great mixes on a similar tip recently. Hit http://blog.restlesssoul.co.uk and check the Road To Mancunia mixes and the two Phlash boogie mixes on the second page... Andy
Re: (313) Recloose Ableton mix
Thanks! Every time I'm about to unsub some little gem like this gets posted. I loves me some Recloose mixes. Anyone know what the track that starts around 19:45 is? That's a Slope track on Sonar Kollektiv... Ovasoul7 from Philly on vocals: http://www.sonarkollektiv.com/releases/SK054/ Andy
(313) Recloose Ableton mix
As mentioned previously, and now online...
http://www.recloose.com/mp3.html
In The Mix Vol 1 - Are You Ready to Throw Down? {61:37}
May 2006
(313) Re: As One - Interplanetary Folklore Part II
anyone heard this? If it is as good as the first one, i could wait even more 5 years... More info on the release schedule? format? 27 October, CD and vinyl, according to the Goya newsletter I discovered it on...
(313) As One - Interplanetary Folklore Part II
Ten years later... http://www.goyamusic.com/shop/product.jsp?prodid=14581
(313) Re: OT: spacek
we have a trashy airport security / reality show called 'border security' (i think) her in oz. next week steve spacek gets nabbed for something. for the truly bored it's on ch 7 or 9 next tues 7.30 i think... How bizarre. I once saw Mikey Dread singing ³Happy Birthday² to some EasyJet staffer on their crap reality show, but this could be another level! Nice mix of new Spacek bits by his mate Mr French here: http://www.btsradio.net/ Andy
(313) Dilla
Yo Detroit, I hope you're all stepping out to show Dilla some love this Friday. Nice little article about Karriem Riggins' involvement in The Shining here: http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2006606290303 J DILLA TRIBUTE Hosted by Common and Karriem Riggins 10 p.m. Friday Fifth Avenue Downtown Inside Comerica Park, 2100 Woodward, Detroit 313-471-2555 $15-$20 www.jdilla.org Andy
(313) New Dilla
Gilles Peterson, first with the best: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/gillespeterson/index.shtml Couple nice 313 tracks up the front of the show too... Andy
(313) Recloose live band
Audio and video captured in action by New Zealand's National Radio: http://www.radionz.co.nz/nr/programmes/music101/studiocams For the record, this was a mid-afternoon live broadcast, which is why there aren't too many punters in the bar! Andy
(313) That new Recloose megamix we were talking about recently
...is now on his Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/mattchicoine Matt slipped me a copy of the new Ableton mix CD the other day too, but I got home and the cover was empty. Nasty trick! But it *is* a lovely CD cover all the same. Andy
(313) New 313 anthem?
Loving this new Harmonic 313 (Mark Pritchard - Jedi Knights, Global Communication etc.) joint on the latest Benji B show: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/shows/rpms/1xtra/nujazz_fri.rpm (track starts 32:00) Rock that Speak 'n' Spell!!! Andy
Re: (313) New 313 anthem?
Loving this new Harmonic 313 (Mark Pritchard - Jedi Knights, Global Communication etc.) joint on the latest Benji B show: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/shows/rpms/1xtra/nujazz_fri.rpm (track starts 32:00) Umm can you tell me the track title? :) The artist is Jedi Knights right? No, the artist is Harmonic 313. Mark Pritchard has done a few (great) records under this name. Kinda 313-inspired instrumental hip-hop. Sorry, I should have posted the tracklisting as well: http://www.bbc.co.uk/1xtra/tracklistings/morestyles/benjib/20060427.shtml Actually, I just noticed that show has been replaced. Sorry folks. Andy
(313) Recloose website
http://www.recloose.com Great site! Love the photos and, of course, the free mp3s :)
(313) Sydders
I'm heading to Sydney for a week from Sunday. It's my first time there so does anyone have any tips about where to go (and buy records) or what to see? Any good gigs on? Doesn't have to be [313], especially now that half of England (Steve Spacek/Mark Pritchard/Russ Dewbury) seems to live over there... ;) Thanks in advance, Andy
RE: (313) Track ID
I'm curious about the slower, break-beaty track at about 27.00 minutes. That's the Stacey Pullen remix of this old(er) As One track on Ubiquity: http://www.discogs.com/release/24720 According to the Ubiquity site the single is unavailable but it's on their No Categories 5 comp which is still in print... http://www.ubiquityrecords.com/ur100.html
Re: (313) Jade Jagger was Re: (313) Seen It All?
Actually, to be far to rock star kids, Paul Kelly's son Declan is one of Melbourne's best DJs and has a musical knowledge that belies his years - and he's a lovely guy. He's worked hard and never traded on association. I think few know he's Kelly's son, though it's not a secret. Now that you mentioned it, I've been getting a whole lotta mileage out of Declan and his DJ partner Richard Campbell's website of late - http://www.r-n-d.net/ Plenty of mixtape gold in the Sounds section, not least of which are the couple of R'n'D mixes at the bottom of the page... They have a track lined up for a Yoruba Records comp right? Think it's due out next month. Andy
Re: (313) in search of gilles peterson worldwide mp3's
it's also a good idea to make friends with some of the opz in the GP Worldwide chat room in soulseek. many of the hardcore fans have a huge arsenal of files that they only share with you if your a member of their share list. these files will not come up in a search if your not a member of their list. also if your able to get into any of the release groups on irc, team BOSS rip the show weekly at a high bitrate... good luck... ;) Ha ha... sounds like high school all over again! What u gotta do to impress the clique? Name all 47 Madlib aliases in one breath? ;)
Re: (313) in search of gilles peterson worldwide mp3's
I'm looking for a better way to listen to some of these GPWW shows without dealing with the total crxp BBC player (or Real, in general-- I have a hard time getting the stream going well). Not exactly what you're after, I know, but this link bypasses the BBC player... It's for your regular Real Player: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/shows/rpms/radio1/gilles.rpm
Re: (313) Classic Recloose mixtape online
if it's not dj bubblicious, it aint really classic :P I hear what you're saying... Who's got tapes then?
(313) Classic Recloose mixtape online
Heads up to anyone who's never copped Recloose's The Move mixtape (that's right, made for C60!)... It's currently available for download over here: http://www.r-n-d.net/index.php?page=sounds I've never grown tired of this one. Love the voiceovers :)
(313) Recloose (was (313) peacefrog)
on that giles peterson show with theo, giles drops this ridiculous new recloose joint that im guessing is forthcoming on the album. its not quite as hot as dust, but its still absolute bananas. recloose is on some sh*t these days. Yip, the album is done and dusted and it seems promos are starting to slip out. The track on Gilles' show features Justin Chapman and Genevieve Marantette (both carried over from Cardiology), and was recorded in New Zealand a couple of years back. They were working on some kinda collaborative project at the time. There's another track at the end of the latest Compost Radio Show which is one of my favourite instrumentals from what I've heard so far... http://www.milkaudio.com/web/sets/radio/compostradio_61.ram from 1:57:22 Check dem horns! As you were saying, absolute bananas!!! Can't wait to hear this one on the floor :) Andy
(313) Sound Signature comp
Anyone got the skinny on this (or audio samples)? Sounds inneresting... VA: Sound Sampler Pt. 1 CD (SS 002CD) The state-of-the-art on Theo Parrish's Sound Signature. An unmixed CD compilation which features the following artists: 1. Hanna, 2. Tom Project, 3. Jerry The Cat feat Genevieve, 4. Incahoots, 5. Duminnie Deporres feat Umar Bin Hassen, 6. The Rotating Assembly, 7. Howard Thomas, 8. Piranha feat Angelique Brown, 9. Theo Parrish, 10. Him 5, 11. Greeen Pickles feat Bill Beaver, 12. Marcellus Pittman.
Re: (313) Los Hermanos live video
Check: http://www.loshermanosdetroit.com for a video from Knights of the Jaguar live from Los Hermamos. The album will be out on April 19th... That record's not out yet? The CD dropped in Japan last year!?! http://www.cisco-records.co.jp/docs/topics/techno/submerge4.php
(313) KDJ mix ID
Yep, it's definitely IO - 'Claire' Wahey, thanks chaps! I knew it was something along those lines but my record collection lives in another hemisphere so I couldn't check. Absolutely huge tune it its day on my local radio station. Think it must have also been on one of those Mo Wax Headz comps or Rebirth Of Cool or sumpthing similar. Funnily enough I've recently been getting right back into 4Hero-type drum and bass of around the same period... A pinnacle for both Mo Wax and db in my opinion. Thanks again, Andy
(313) KDJ mix ID
Damn, this one's been bugging me since the Radio Nova link was posted a couple of weeks back... I know I know, but can someone please tell me what the track that kick in at the 14 minute mark is? http://www.lazy.fm/music/classics/03/KdjNovaFm.mp3
(313) Galaxy 2 Galaxy CD
Out next week in Japan, a tasty double disc collection: http://www.cisco-records.co.jp/docs/topics/techno/galaxy2galaxy.php artist : Galaxy 2 Galaxy title : Galaxy 2 Galaxy - A Hi-Tech Jazz Compilation label : Submerge cat no. : SUBJPCD-004 format : CDx2 price : 2,780 yen release date : 2005.02.11 DISC 1 01. Metamorphosis 02. Transition 03. The Theory 04. Return of the Dragons 05. Big Stone Lake 06. Sometimes I Feel Like 07. Body and Soul 08. Nation to Nation 09. 303 Sunset 10. A Moment in Time 11. Jupiter Jazz 12. Amazon 13. Astral Apache 14. Deep Space 9 DISC 2 01. Hi-Tech Jazz 02. Journey of the Dragons 03. Star Sailing 04. Windchime 05. Timeline 06. First Galactic Baptist Church 07. Inspiration 08. Moma's Basement 09. Afro's , Arp's and Minimoogs Wish they were bringing the bloody live show to my end of Japan! http://www.metamo.info/index2.html Ah well, I'll be down at Cisco nice and early Friday morning :) Andy
(313) Omar S mix
http://www.allphon.com/brols/omarmix.ram Possibly already posted up in here... I haven't been paying enough attention lately ;)
RE: (313) uk / intelligent techno
maybe you *don't* mean the guys from Oakland? (I think that's right) but rather the loosely-linked collective of broken beat/'nu jazz' folks in the UK, which includes IIRC, some members of Attica Blues, and which has in the past sometimes gone under a similar name? Isn't there: Blaktroniks - from Oakland, California and Blacktronics - from UK (London?) Charlie Dark (Attica Blues) + crew = Blacktronica http://www.blacktronica.com
(313) Techno influence on db
Found this on the BBC 1Xtra site. Haven't checked the stream yet but the tracklisting looks promising :) Marcus Intellex Calibre The Basement, 1Xtra 9 November 2004 http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/rpms/1xtra_basement26.rpm Donald Byrd - 'Miss Kane' (Blue Note) Galaxy 2 Galaxy - 'Journey of the Dragons'(Underground Resistance) Kenny Larkin - 'Funk in Space' (Warp) Autecare - 'Incunabula' (Warp) Brian Eno - 'Partical Zoom' (WEA) Trans Global Underground - 'Shimmer'(Nation) Candese - 'You Took My Love' (Jumpin Pumpin) Mental Cube - 'So This Is Love' (Jumpin Jumpin) Aphex Twin - 'X-Tal' (Apollo) Orbital - 'Belfast' (Internal) Santana - 'Canto De Los Flores' (CBS) Carl Craig - 'Oscillator' (Retro Active) Rhythm is Rhythm - 'It Is What It Is' (Transmat) Cool Calm Collective - 'Nervous Acid' (Desire) LFO - 'LFO' (Warp) Guy Called Gerald - 'Voodoo Ram' (RHAM) Reel 2 Reel - 'We R I.E.' (I.E. Records) Mr Fingers - 'Stars' (Black Market) Kevin Reese Saunderon - 'Just Want Another Chance' (white) R Tyme - 'R Theme' (Big Life) Fallout - 'The Morning After' (Azuli) N.O.W. - 'Aftermath' (Warp) Frequency - 'Kiss The Sky' (Lower East Side Records) 808 State - 'Pacific State' (ZTT)
(313) Re: Techno influence on db
Marcus Intellex Calibre The Basement, 1Xtra 9 November 2004 Hmmm... having listened to the show (and its news breaks) maybe that should be 9 November 2003??? Ah well, it's an inspirations mix innit, so it's not as if it's out of date. Great selection. Andy
Re: (313) OT : Don't forget New Zealand
Canada's not the only english speaking liberal democracy with a progressive government - there's also New Zealand. NZ banned US warships from their ports two decades ago. i highly recommend the place. How did recloose like living in NZ? U mean how *does* Recloose like living in NZ? He still lives there. Chart from http://www.antipodeanrecords.net a while ago: Recloose's Top 10 reasons to leave USA/Detroit and live in NZ 1. Being in love (ashux...) 2. Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld, neo-conservativism, new imperialism, the Patriot Act, code orange, Fox News etc. etc. (no-brainer here...) 3. Good clean living in NZ except for the pies 4. Rugby is far superior a sport to American football 5. Being woken up by the wind is better than being woken up by gunshots 6. The scenery 7. Its about the best place in the world to be reclusive 8. Lots of musicians in Wellington 9. Good vibes, man 10. Sheep
(313) Plastikman vs Plasticman?
Just spotted this on the Red Bull Music Academy website: First up on the couch today, is 22-year-old Croydon Grime producer/DJ Chris Reed a/k/a recent Rephlex signing Plasticman (with a 'c' my friends, with a 'c'). Chris talked about the evolution of UK Garage music - which if you're not following it with a magnifying glass you'd be forgiven for being confused about as it seems every second day there is some new sub-sub-sub genre terminology being bandied about. But as Chris puts it, it's not sub-lo, it's not eski, it's not 8-bar, it's all about grime, man.
(313) Wajeed
Someone was asking about Wajeed up in here recently... There's an interview and DJ mix on Benji B's latest radio show from earlier today. You can hear it online for the next 7 days: http://www.bbc.co.uk/1xtra/tracklistings/benjib/benjitracks.shtml
(313) Theo Parrish interview
Hello, I posted the raw footage of a Theo Parrish interview earlier this year and I know a lot of you checked it out already, but if not or if you wanna hear it again, it's now back online all edited up nicely at this address... http://www.outerdrive.co.nz/ Andy
(313) Track ID
http://www.soundsignature.info/video.html Theo in Tokyo, February 2004. Movies 3 4 (same track) please... Sounds like Stevie but I dunno. Arigato! Andy
(313) For Those Who Know...
http://www.undergroundresistance.com/missions/m_010.html
(313) Japansmat
Dunno if these releases are simultaneous Stateside, but I picked up a flyer at Cisco Records Osaka today and the Movement 04 comp has dropped in Japan already (out since 23 April), as has a Microworld album. In two weeks time there are Double Helix and Sans Soleil albums due... All CD only for now it would appear. http://www.cisco-records.co.jp for soundbites and ordering. Andy-san
(313) Carl Craig Designer Music 12
Is this another pricey Planet E reissue or did they just luck out on original stock? http://www.cisco-records.co.jp/cgi/item_detail.php?qId=101725
(313) Re: Mad Mike presentes Timeline
Anyone know what this Timeline is all about? I presume it will a live techno jam session of sorts... There's a couple of clips from last year's Tokyo show on the UR site: http://www.undergroundresistance.com/transmitter.html They don't convey much though... Just a bunch of guys playing keyboards in the dark from what I've seen ;) Andy
(313) Movement line-up
Okay, so I know a bunch of as-yet-unconfirmed Dutchies will be there, but has there been any announcement of the remaining Movement line-up yet? Or is there one coming sometime soon? Andy
(313) Designer Music
later re-dited/remixed by carl craig on his ltd. subscription only 12 on planet e I lucked out on a second hand copy of this just last week. There's only the one, right? Were there other Planet E subscription only releases though? Andy
(313) Beatdown rmxs
Found this on the Third Ear website... Sounds promising! Anyone heard the tracks??? Andy --- Carl Craig and Amp Fiddler Beatdown Remixes Third Ear follow up the first set of remixes from their Detroit Beatdown Volume One compilaton with the second 12² featuring three more remixes: Carl Craig¹s remix of Theo Parrish¹s epic Falling Up¹, Amp Fiddler, using his Amp Dog Night moniker, and Mike Garrett remix Malik Alston¹s Butterfly¹ Amp gives the track a vocal. Malik adds additonal production¹. While 3-Chair Marcellus Pittman has remixed Darren Albram¹s Loose Piano¹. Release date is late March
(313) Rotating Assembly
So who has release dates or advance tease-me reviews of his new album, the Rotator Assembly album or the 12 on Harmony Park (I think)??? How much is Theo set to take over the world in '04? I have the Rotating Assembly album. It's out in Japan already. At least, I have the first vinyl triple pack... there will be two! Not sure exactly how the tracklisting on this compares to the CD which is also out here on P-Vine, but Theo told me that there would be extra tracks on the vinyl packs. Actually, after a quick Google search I just found tracklistings for both on Cisco Records' site, where I guess anyone who's extra keen might be able to order it from (although I know some JP shops don't export): CD: 1Mess I Made 2Naturally 3Take Me 4The Stomp 5KIngs Dance 6Split Me Open 7The Rust Orgaaanic 8Ascension 9Illumination 10 Orchestra Hall 11 Melt VINYL (PART 1): 1Melt 2Split Me Open 3Mess I Made (instrumental) 4Orchestral Hall 5Take Me 6Naturally 7The Stomp And they have audio samples too: http://www.cisco-records.co.jp/cgi/item_detail.php?qId=46968 There's a nice range of tracks on offer for sure. Different tempos, different feels. About 50/50 vocal and instrumental. Of the vocal tracks I like Genevieve Marantette's track Split Me Open best, but the other vocalists are good too (Take Me is another favourite) and Theo says Sound Signature full-lengths will be forthcoming from most of them. The instrumental band tracks are cool too. I like the collaboration with Canadian band King Sunshine - Mess I Made, and The Stomp is another dope organic track featuring a guitarist named Dumminie and some of the guys from Jazzhead. And as for Orchestral Hall... maybe some of y'all have heard this one already - it's a sick, sick, heavy strings session that's bound to become a classic. Also, I have a one hour interview with Theo in the can, recorded a couple of weeks back in Kyoto. I was gonna wait until I had a chance to edit it up with some tracks and stuff before I posted something here, but the promoters of Theo's upcoming Wellington, New Zealand show have jumped the gun and posted it on their website in it's full rough form so I guess you can go ahead and check it out if you want... http://www.matterhorn.co.nz/Theo.ram Excuse my own sickness on the mic, I came down with an evil flu straight after Theo's Osaka show. His latest tour here was by all accounts huge. The Osaka show was off the hook and I heard he pulled a couple of thousand punters in Tokyo. Of particular interest to some may be the Ugly Edits news towards the end of the interview ;) Oh, and I'm sure you Aussies might get a laugh out of Theo's anticipations for heading down under... I sure did. Andy
(313) Theo interview
Now new and improved with music (including some from Natural Aspirations) slapped haphazardly in the background to make it a little less dry... http://www.matterhorn.co.nz/Theo.ram :) Andy
(313) Theo P photos
Hi all, My friends in New Zealand are hosting Theo Parrish in March but don't have any publicity photos to use... If anyone out there has print quality Theo snaps can you please email me off list? Thanks, Andy
(313) Re: Theo Parrish Online Interviews
Someone posted a link to a Theo Parrish interview lately, wondered does anyone still have it? This one is dope... http://www.kcrw.org/cgi-bin/db/kcrw.pl?show_code=ccair_date=7/9/03tmplt_ty pe=show
Re: AW: (313) downbeat mixes?
does anyone know anything about the carl craig tracklisting that has kenny larkin 'i love the lord' on it. is this one of the tracks off the soon to come LP on peacefrog. ryan burns It was on the Compost Radio show late last year... http://www.milkaudio.com/web/sets/radio/compostradio_10.ram There's the cool new C2 remix of Beanfied on there too. Andy --- ++ exclusive mixtape by carl craig (planet e, detroit) starts @ 57:08 ++ carl craig's words to the listeners... hey, the track listing for the special christmas mix i decided to keep as low profile as possible. all dj's need their secrets. i would like to say that there is my beanfield remix (of course), throbbing gristle 'hot on the heels of love (basement jaxx version)', and kenny larkin 'i love the lord' which is an exclusive to this show (as far as i know). there are also tracks from jaylib, cat stevens, buju banton, dick hyman, and flying lizards. it's up to the listeners to decipher who and what each track is. the above titles are played in order. the other artist list are not played in order. i like the concept that music should be searched out with some ignorance like with finding a treasure map to the lost treasure of captain hookmaguck. happy listening. c2 ++ mix ends @ 2:00:48 ++
(313) Re: Roy Ayres w/Gilles Peterson on Radio 1 now
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/index.shtml?focuswin if anyone is recording this I've got a friend here in the states who would love to have a copy They archive those shows for a week after initial broadcast. You should be able to find the audio stream again here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/rpms/gilles.rpm Also of note on the BBC site at the moment is this mix from Berlin's Sonar Kollektiv: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/urban/oneworld/sonar_kollectiv.shtml http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/urban/tracklistings/one_world/one_world_tracklis tings_live.shtml ...although it's pushing a week old already so may be gone very soon. Andy
Re: (313) dkd - Future Rage (was I'll see you Luke Slater mate!)
Speaking of which I hear Bugz in the Attic have just remixed Amp-Fiddler. This could be god! :) Benji B played it on his latest show and I didn't think much of it myself... Bugz have been a bit hit or miss for me of late and this one was a miss. They've remixed I Believe In You and sped it up considerably which doesn't really work too well. http://www.bbc.co.uk/1xtra/djs/benjib.shtml I'm more interested in checking Amp's remix of Rima. Has anyone heard that yet? As for the DKD album, I heard that a lot of the album's basically a rinse that uses all first vocal takes and the like. I haven't heard it yet myself though so can't judge. Andy
(313) dkd - Future Rage (was I'll see you Luke Slater mate!)
Bugz have been a bit hit or miss for me of late and this one was a miss. i think they might be spreading their remix productivity too thin. Yeah, my sentiments exactly... I'm more interested in checking Amp's remix of Rima. Has anyone heard that yet? no, but it sounds appetizing. I just tracked it down myself - fourth track in on Domu's latest DJ mix at http://www.dom-uniqueproductions.co.uk It's kinda low-key but really nice. There's no tracklisting for this mix on the site but here it is from elsewhere: domu december mixtape j live - intro dimlite - sponsored by the alphabet ty- dreams rima - subdued [amp fiddler mix] henrik shwarz - sunday eddie gale - song of will [jazzanova mix] arthur russell - living in the light theo parrish - lost keys brentford all stars - greedy g axis choir - see the sun nico marx - chune eddie kendricks - date with the rain am feat sky - choose to believe [dub] deepah ones - rain dub joni mitchell - jungle line 4tet - seroius as your life [jay dilla mix] robb scott - fallin [domu re-edit] I'm loving that Jay Dee remix of Fourtet. Heavy heavy bassline and super crisp drums :) Looking forward to checking more from Domu's Umod project this year too. There's an album due on Sonar Kollektiv. i wasnt too impressed with the 2 recent kaidi + dego 12s, but i guess theyre alright. I loved Got Me Puzzled myself, but the new one doesn't really live up to it. I hope Kaidi delivers another album sometime soon. Andy
(313) Rusty Waters album
btw: does anyone know if and when there is a rusty waters album (feat. Theo Parrish, Marcellus Pittman and others) coming out? Theo's February tour of Japan is being billed as the Natural Aspirations release tour, Natural Aspirations being the Theo Parrish/Rotating Assembly album which according to the tour flyer drops here via P-Vine Records on Feb 20th (CD-only for now). http://www.bls-act.co.jp is the link on the flyer although I can't spot any info about this release as yet... Andy
RE: (313) Re: amp fiddler album
some classic tales in there like the realisation that he *did* know Moodyman and the stolen J-Dilla zips story oh, forgot to ask, what is this story?? is it good gossip? come on, I'm bored. The Dilla story? OK, paraphrased cos you asked so nicely: Amp hooks up young Dilla with his first MPC and lessons on how to use it. Also introduces him to Q-Tip, kickstarting a path to beatmaking superstardom. Dilla owes Amp a favour and promises to work on an album if Amp ever makes one. Amp starts to make album but Dilla is too busy to help. And then... Some kid who works in a Detroit barbershop asks Amp to produce a demo. Says he bought 10 zips from a dude for $100 and if Amp produces his demo he can keep 'em. Later when checking out the zips Amp recognises them as Dilla beats. Calls Dilla and says I've got all your zips! Whassup?. Dilla explains that someone broke into his house and stole some zips and tells Amp You can have 'em. But wait, there's more! Amp chooses a beat and makes it into the title track of Waltz Of The Ghetto Fly. All along he's thinking I know this track from somewhere, I've heard it before. A buddy comes by and says, Yeah I know that track, it's from Q-Tip's Amplified album!. Coincidently, one of Amp's companies is called Amplified. Hear the Dilla/Q-Tip joint: http://mfile.akamai.com/3171/rm/muze.download.akamai.com/2890/us/usrm/191/33 4191_1_06.ram?obj=v11016 Hear the Dilla/Amp twist (guitar by John Arnold): http://www.groovedis.com/lp/ampfiddler/waltz/b2.ram Ta da! By the way, a few months ago in Hiroshima I found a second hand 7 by Mr Fiddler of, you guessed it, Waltz Of The Ghetto Fly which was released by a French major about a decade ago. Has anyone checked Amp's old Mr Fiddler album from circa 1990/91? It's often available dirt cheap on Ebay. Andy
(313) Re: amp fiddler album
its brilliant. really great soul music just cant be beat. Seconded. Plenty of audio samples over at http://www.groovedis.com/lp/ampfiddler/waltz/waltz.asp the mix of superficial is different from the 12 mixes Isn't this new mix the (second) one Theo used on Contemporhythms? I finally got round to watching the Amp interview from the Red Bull Music Academy the other day... some classic tales in there like the realisation that he *did* know Moodyman and the stolen J-Dilla zips story. Those links again: LO-FI: http://interface.audiovideoweb.com/link/avwebmt1215//RBMA/56k-amp%20fiddler. rm HI-FI: http://interface.audiovideoweb.com/link/avwebmt1215//RBMA/DSL-amp%20fiddler. rm
(313) Theo reissues
Just got round to checking this week's mail from Forced Exposure... -- From: Forced Exposure Mailorder [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Sat, 6 Dec 2003 15:39:25 -0500 Subject: New Releases for the week of 12/08/03 SOUND SIGNATURE: PARRISH, THEO: Musical Metaphors 12 (SS 001). Limited repress of select Sound Signature 12 catalog, as follows (some are already sold out again). Along with Moodyman's KDJ imprint, the early distribution of these releases has been pretty mystery-cloaked, but here they are again. Possibly not long. This first single from 1997 includes: Wait a Minute, Shadow Dancing, and Carpet People Don't Drink Steak Soda. $6.50 PARRISH, THEO: Music, Moonlight, and You 12 (SS 002). Second single from 1998. Includes: Music and Moonlite. $6.00 PARRISH, THEO: Dusty Cabinets 12 (SS 004). Fourth Sound Signature single, includes: Ebonics and Dusty Cabinets. $6.00 PARRISH, THEO: Roots Revisited feat. Jerrald James and Ron Smith 12 (SS 005). Fifth Sound Signature single, ncludes: Dan Ryan and Walking Thru the Sky (Liberation Mix). $6.50 PARRISH, THEO: Overyohead/Drunken Drums 12 (SS 006). Sixth Sound Signature release, from 1999. Includes: Overyohead and Drunken Drums. $6.00 PARRISH, THEO: Summertime Is Here 12 (SS 008). Eighth Sound Signature 12 release. One-sided, featuring Summertime Is Here with Lakecia Hughes, Jason Shearer, and John Douglas. $6.50 PARRISH LERON CARSON, THEO: The 1987 EP 12 (SS 012). Includes 'Insane Asylum' 'China Trax'. These are tracks recorded in 1987 at the Blue Lightbulb Studio, mastered from the original Maxell analog cassettes. $6.50 PARRISH, THEO: Location Of Lost Colors' Rotation 12 (SS 013). Theo Parrish featuring Jerry the Cat (percussion), John Douglas (trumpet), and Trent Mitchell (bass). Includes 'Suns of Osiris' and 'Violet Green'. $6.50
(313) Re: Nu Era
New Era - 'Some Think Electronically' EP (Twisted Funk) Anyone heard this 2x10'' by Marc Mac? Somebody tells me it's probably the kind of thing that would like. It's due for release on December 12th. Audio sample of one track here: http://www.goyamusic.com/labels/twistedfunk/twistedfunkmusic/tf1203tracka1.m 3u And I'm pretty sure there's more info and audio at Marc's label website http://www.twistedfunk.co.uk, but for some reason the site ain't happening for me right now... Andy
(313) Amp Fiddlin' online
Words and Music on this week's Gilles Peterson Worldwide show: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/rpms/gilles.rpm Starting from about the 27:50 mark... Amp Fiddler - 'You Played Me (Instrumental)' (Genuine) Amp Fiddler - 'Love and War' (Live In Session) Amp Fiddler - 'Soul Divine (Instrumental)' (Genuine) Amp Fiddler - 'Eye 2 Eye ' (Live In Session) Amp Fiddler - 'I Believe In You (Instrumental)' (Genuine) Amp Fiddler - 'I Believe In You ' (Live In Session) and again right at the end of the show... Amp Fiddler - 'I'm Doin Fine' (Live In Session) - At the Red Bull Music Academy in Cape Town: LO-FI: http://interface.audiovideoweb.com/link/avwebmt1215//RBMA/56k-amp%20fiddler. rm HI-FI: http://interface.audiovideoweb.com/link/avwebmt1215//RBMA/DSL-amp%20fiddler. rm ACADEMY DAILY DIARY Term 2, Day Four Wednesday, 26 November 2003 Our next lecturer used to be 'Ampadelic' when he did keys and vocals for George Clinton in Parliament and Funkadelic. Now he is Amp Fiddler, and he's still pushing the envelope, taking dance music in new directions thanks to his extensive experience. Once I got my head together and jumped ship on the party, I realised there was business to be made. As far as your ambitions, Whatever you say, is what is. Amp Fiddler persisted in making boxes full of demos on 4, 8 and 16 tracks, following his dream until he got the break he needed, and while a legend in his own right by now, he¹s still searching and looking to grow. The new challenge is to forge innovations in electronic music, to develop what he does as a vocalist, and to convince his friends that dance is more than a 'gay house music entity'. Working with artists like Carl Craig and Moodyman was Amp's first introduction to this dance thing, and he found that he had to adapt his approach. Generally I'd go in there and there'd be keyboards and a drum machine. The track would already be done, it just needed something to fill up the space to get where they wanted in terms of colour. So I had to go on the dancefloor and research to find out what colours I needed. Because otherwise I could add something that would be totally too dark or totally too bright. I had to learn when to stop- musicians like to play too much. I had to think less about playing and more about how to add to the track. To think economically, and rhythmically. Now Amp Fiddler is making his own ground-breaking house music, which he tours with a live band. In Europe the band would say 'Shall we leave out the down tempo songs', and in the U.S they'd want to play more downtempo songs, but I want to try and expose people to two different worlds. Two different genres at the same time: one that they love, and one that they're learnin' from.
(313) Darshan Jesrani spills the beans
The Red Bull Music Academy is currently in session in South Africa, and they're throwing up content on their website thick and fast... Just found this half hour video interview from a couple of days ago: --- Then it's Metro Area code 718 - the first lecture of the day to be given by Minto's pal and all round funky guy, Darshan Jesrani (see lecture stream here). The music of Metro Area is well known for having warm unquantized elements fused into something soulful yet electronic and spacey. Today Darshan shared some of his own favourites that fit this description, such as Freeez featuring John Rocca. He linked them to a discussion of the way in which early dance music and certain contemporary producers approached their composition. Darshan also had some excellent advice for budding producers on how to crack arrangement. He suggested ways to find the seed idea of music, in order to get yourself out of loop jail. 56K: http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/ramfile/darshan_jesrani_56k.html ISDN: http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/ramfile/darshan_jesrani_isdn.html DSL: http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/ramfile/darshan_jesrani_DSL.html --- It's a nice little insight with Darshan spinning tunes and dropping plenty of knowledge and history. One of the first things I did with my sampler was I sampled a beat from a U2 record and I taped the key down so it would repeat. And I'd play little sounds over it and I was like 'OK, I'm making music :) The Academy site is well worth digging around in. There's production tips from Carl Craig and Dego, software demos by John Acquaviva and Ectomorph etc. Andy
(313) Lil' Louis
...is coming to my town soon :) So, is he any good, what does he play, and can anyone point me at a recent DJ set online? Thanx in advance, Andy
(313) iMic
I just bought a new laptop and whaddya know... No sound input! Does anyone use iMic as a Mac input? What's the quality like?
Re: (313) New broken beat track
Oh my f*cking God. There is a new white label, soon to be released, of a Dego and Alex Atias track that is soo f*ckiing bomb. you're not talking about The Age Of Selfishness, are you? Yep. That's the one. I goofed that one, didn't I? According to the Visions website it's actually Attias and IG Culture: Catalog Number: VISION 010 Artist: Alex Attias and IG Culture present THE AGE OF SELFISHNESS Title: A 1. Wakako' ka ( original ) Written and Produced By IG Culture and Alex Attias. Mixed by Demus @ Marasma Studio, London .April 2003. B 1. Wakako' ka ( version) Written and produced by IG Culture and Alex Attias Mixed by Demus @ Marasma, London .April 2003. Mastered by Bo Kondren @ Calyx, Berlin. No sound samples unfortunately... anyone know where I can check this online? Andy
Re: (313) tune id (metro area?)
I'm pretty sure this is what you're after: http://www.sonarkollektiv.de/music/SA2006.html Meitz - Get On Up, on Sonar Kollektiv imprint Airdrops There's audio samples there... Let me know! ok i have an mp3 entitled 'muira - metro area' but it certainly is not this track, although it does sound kid of electro and may well be metro area... the female vocal goes : you gotta dance, move on get on up get on up get on up and boogie down im desparate for this tune... any ideas? i have mp3 to send if anyone is interested in doing some 5 star tune id-ing for me! ab
(313) Maxwell House II (Peacefrog)
I spotted a copy of this at a local second hand store today... pricey, and there was no turntable in store to check it out with. Does anyone out there recommend it? Andy
Re: (313) Another Freep Article (was DEMF 2003 is on...)
http://www.freep.com/entertainment/music/detmus12_20030112.htm The important pullout details for those who didn't read the article: Ignition 2003, an exhibit kickoff party at the Roostertail at 8 p.m. Friday will include appearances by Juan Atkins, Eddie Fowlkes, Electrifying Mojo and Keith Tucker. $25-$35. Exhibit preview 6 p.m.-8 p.m. Friday at Detroit Historical Museum. $150, presale only. 313-833-1980. Me, I'd rather check Mojo et. al than blow $150 bucks on an exhibition that's gonna be open every day until mid-2004. If I was in Detroit that is... (sigh) The Free Press has also published this techno timeline: (http://www.freep.com/entertainment/music/techno12_20030112.htm) Events in Detroit Techno History 1981: Juan Atkins' Cybotron releases its first single, Alleys of Your Mind. 1983: Atkins releases Techno City and gives the music a name. 1985: DJs Derrick May and Kevin Saunderson link with Atkins to form a network of Detroit record labels. 1987: May records Strings of Life, regarded by many to be Detroit techno's seminal track. 1988: Virgin Records releases the compilation Techno! The New Dance Sound of Detroit and introduces the music to Europe, where it's wholeheartedly embraced. 1989: Saunderson becomes a British pop star on the back of singles like Big Fun and Good Life. 1991: Carl Craig helps establish Detroit techno's second wave. 1992: Jeff Mills, Mike Banks and Underground Resistance launch an edgy, militant brand of their hometown's sound. 1993: Windsor's Richie Hawtin, recording as Plastikman, releases his first album and heads to superstar success. 1996: Artists such as Stacey Pullen and Sean Deason exploit new technology to craft the third wave of Detroit techno. 2000: The first Detroit Electronic Music Festival hits Hart Plaza, drawing an estimated million people to the riverfront. 2003: Techno: Detroit's Gift to the World premieres at the Detroit Historical Museum.
Re: (313) carl craig? red bull music academy
Next year maybe Australia (Melbourne?) reportedly. Awww mate, really? Knowing my luck I'll have been rejected over consecutive years for Sao Paolo, New York, London and Dublin and next year they'll say we want to take you to Australia!. ;P Andy
Re: (313) Carl Craig
back on topic--- so is this strictly press release or has anybody actually heard it? Actually, I posted this up in here a few weeks back, but y'all obviously slept on it ;) I like the two jazz tracks on Side B best... Andy Look for the full-length debut of the Detroit Experiment in February 2003 and watch for the national tour coming to a city near you. The track listing for the single is as followed: Side A: 1. The Way We Make Music - Full Version [http://www.rensoul.com/audio/detroitexperiment_theway.ram] 2. The Way We Make Music - Instrumental 3. Church [http://www.rensoul.com/audio/detroitexperiment_church.ram] Side B: 1. Space Odyssey [http://www.rensoul.com/audio/detroitexperiment_spaceodyssey.ram] 2. Midnight at the Twenty Grand [http://www.rensoul.com/audio/detroitexperiment_midnight.ram] 3. Space Break
RE: (313) mixer advice
however, you cant record .wav files with it which i know you can do with other Archos products, it only goes up to 320 kbs VBR mp3 recording. which is still pretty good, just not .wav I could be wrong, but isn't 320 kbs more or less uncompressed? So the sound quality should be up there with a .wav, even though it's not the actual format. Andy
(313) Rush Hour
You should go to Rushhour as well, apart from new vinyl, they also stock some 2nd hand stuff. Adress is Spuistraat 130, right in the centre. http://www.rushhour.nl/ And anyone who's not checked out Rush Hour's site lately may be interested to know they've recently got their online store up and running (danger!).
(313) NYC gig guides
Can anyone point me at a good, comprehensive NYC event listings site? Or recommend gigs between 27-29 November? Thanks, Andy
(313) The Detroit Experiment
Has this been mentioned on the list already? Sure looks good to me... I found the Philadelphia Experiment album a bit samey, but they've widened the scope for this one and it looks pretty dope. I'm definitely feeling the C2-produced jazz tracks Space Odyssey' and Midnight At The Twenty Grand. By the way, I found this on a website called Renaissance Soul, which is new to me but looks pretty interesting for all of y'all who have been talking about Detroit hip-hop lately - www.rensoul.com And finally, while searching for more info on Ropeadope's site I stumbled across this: A Tale Of Two Cities: King Britt and Carl Craig will spin at SHINE in New York City on Wednesday, Nov 20. Together, they are the unbeatable one-two punch of electronic music. If you live in NYC, be there or be salty. More info at http://www.giantstep.net/shows/viewshow.asp?showid=291 Andy --- The Detroit Experiment produced by Carl Craig, Karriem Riggins Aaron Levinson Ropeadope Records The Way Me Make Music 12 single - December 2002 Album - February 2002 Following the success of the critically acclaimed Philadelphia Experiment, Ropeadope's newest music lab is the city of Detroit. With a core band that includes the founding fathers (and mothers) from the Motor City including jazz legends Marcus Belgrave, Regina Carter, Gerri Allen, Bennie Maupin, and more, the roots of the Detroit sound were brought back to the future by DJ/Producer Carl Craig, and UMA member Karriem Riggins (Slum Village) who recorded the band over a period of five days at the legendary White Room Studio in downtown Detroit. The results are spellbinding, mind-blowing and a true testament to the past, present, and future of the music of Detroit. The full-length will be released by Ropeadope in February 2003. Until then, we present to you a little taste: The Karriem Riggins (Slum Village) produced The Way We Make Music featuring Michigan's own MC Invincible with some help from the Athletic Mic League. Not neglecting Detroit's contribution to the world of Funk, the Detroit Experiment covers Church which the funk-rock-fusion track that will please the most discerning of funk fans. The B-side features the talents of Carl Craig reinterpreting the Marcus Belgrave jazz fun classic titled Space Odyssey with some help from Marcus himself. The experiment also captured the essence of real Detroit jazz which can be felt by the flute driven Midnight at the Twenty Grand. The final track on the B-side is Space Break which takes a small section of the drum break from Space Odyssey and leaves it open for producers and DJ's to sample. Look for the full-length debut of the Detroit Experiment in February 2003 and watch for the national tour coming to a city near you. The track listing for the single is as followed: Side A: 1. The Way We Make Music - Full Version [http://www.rensoul.com/audio/detroitexperiment_theway.ram] 2. The Way We Make Music - Instrumental 3. Church [http://www.rensoul.com/audio/detroitexperiment_church.ram] Side B: 1. Space Odyssey [http://www.rensoul.com/audio/detroitexperiment_spaceodyssey.ram] 2. Midnight at the Twenty Grand [http://www.rensoul.com/audio/detroitexperiment_midnight.ram] 3. Space Break
(313) All Ugly Edits in stock
I thought that some of you might be interested to know that Forced Exposure (http://www.forcedexposure.com) listed Ugly Edits 1, 2 and 3 in their restocks this week. They're selling at US$18 a pop, which is apparently what they've been retailing at all along. On a side note, someone from this list sent me a warning about Forced Exposure the day after I had ordered UGE001 from them when it first dropped, but I'd like to mention that it turned up on time, in perfect condition and packaged better than any other mail order shipment I've ever received. I've still not picked up 002 and 003... Are they good? Andy
RE: (313) whats up with detroit
there isnt shxt going on in the D anymore On a quieter tip, this should be worth a look next week in the D: Pan American, Radian, Signer (with Andy Greenman) Thursday October 24 - Detroit - Shelter, 431 East Congress These guys are on tour together all over the States at the moment. Check www.carparkrecords.com for dates... Signer's new album Low Light Dreams is out on Carpark and has been getting good reviews. Andy
(313) Time:Space 2
I just found this tracklisting online, for the new Transmat compilation which seems to already be out in Japan... Does anyone know if this is going to be the same tracklisting for the rest of the world? Sure looks good! DISC 1 1. Aril Brikha - Bytes 2. Microworld - BC Style 3. Indio - Inca 4. Stephen Brown - I Am Someone 5. Louis Haiman - Actualization 6. Yellow Planet - Story of China Men 7. Sans Soleil - Stretched Blue Oval 8. Sans Soleil - Winter Light 9. Ebb - Someone So True 10. Reggie Dokes - Metu Neter DISC 2 1. Rodenbush - Tranquility 2. Lucien Nicolet - Pasando Una Puerta 3. Rodenbush - Awakening 4. Stephen Brown - The Year Zero 5. L.S. - Thyme Spice 6. John Arnold - Respectall 7. Yellow Planet - The Fugitive 8. Louis Haiman - The Question of You 9. Microworld - DB 10. Sans Soleil - Sahara VHF 11. Tony Drake - Wings
(313) Re: Planet E
I was just looking on the Planet E site and I found this; | New on Planet E!| | Todd Sines + Natacha Labelle| | overlap ep| has anyone heard it? Dunno, about Carl's mixes, but the actual Overlap EP is online in its entirety here: http://www.scalestudio.com/overlap/
(313) Enjoy Detroit
Can anyone point me at more info about this...? V/A - ENJOY DETROIT - USLP [PREMIER CRU MUSIK - PCLP 69 - 17901] - Euro 17,5 Few copies in now, more coming up. Slick compilation of progressive edged hip hop instrumentals, space jazz, retro soul, electro jazz and more. In a Planet E vein merging Detroit sounds with many different styles. Features new track from Planet E's Jason Hogans as Brown Study.
Re: (313) Enjoy Detroit
Actually, I answered this myself with a quick Google search. Those of you who emailed me off list can find more at www.premiercrumusic.com Here's a tracklist (there are audio samples, artist bios etc. on the site): 1. Get Ready - George Katsiris, Borahm Lee 2. Jimi Didn't Know He Had It - Jonathan Williams 3. Coming Up For Air - George Katsiris, Borahm Lee (Featuring Sean Caffrey on Saxophone) 4. Nio's Theme - Lenio Purry (Produced By: Waynekounty Music) 5. God Dub It - :brownstudy (Produced By: Jason Hogans) 6. Funkbot - Ervin L. Green, Jr. 7. The Ennead - George Katsiris 8. X-TA-C - The Porno King - (Produced By: Waynekounty) 9. Hope - George Katsiris Can anyone point me at more info about this...? V/A - ENJOY DETROIT - USLP [PREMIER CRU MUSIK - PCLP 69 - 17901] - Euro 17,5 Few copies in now, more coming up. Slick compilation of progressive edged hip hop instrumentals, space jazz, retro soul, electro jazz and more. In a Planet E vein merging Detroit sounds with many different styles. Features new track from Planet E's Jason Hogans as Brown Study.
(313) Strand EP
Does anyone know where I can pick up a copy of Strand's first EP on their new label Tactile? I think it's called Pigeon Toed Orange Peel, or at least one of the tracks is. A quick Google search could only find it in a few tracklistings, so I'm not sure if it's actually out yet... Who are Strand anyways? They played at the DEMF this year, right? Andy
Re: [313] Brendon/Ectomorph
Does anyone have a link to any Ectomorph live PAs besides the one with DJ Godfather up on groovetech? Nope, but this is really nice: http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/show.php/4 Detroit recording artist and Interdimensional Transmissions label owner Branden M. Gillan, alias Ectomorph, explains the source of energy found in Detroit music and Detroit people. Starting with a rough layout of the social situation and its effects on the artists there, he stresses the importance of the radio mix shows in the mid-to-late 80s, their influence on Detroit DJs like Derrick May, and the way Detroit Techno has been shaped. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: [313] Final Scratch...
I doubt whether it's possible to patent the principle of records as an analogue interface between the dj and mp3. Of course some comany's going to try and copy it. Indeed they are... http://www.serato.com/products/scratchlive/faq/ - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[313] Name that disco tune
Can anyone tell me what disco tune Mike Clark sampled the vocal hook from for his Agent X single on Planet E (In The Morning)? Thanks, Andy - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
