Re: (313) 313 geek quiz
Hi Marcel, I did a quick search through my email history and found 2 quiz URL's from 313 but neither of them worked one looked incomplete to start with and the other was from 05 Cheers BT --- On Wed, 7/1/09, mar...@nomorewords.net mar...@nomorewords.net wrote: From: mar...@nomorewords.net mar...@nomorewords.net Subject: (313) 313 geek quiz To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Date: Wednesday, 7 January, 2009, 11:23 AM i remeber there was some kinda quiz on the net anyone remembers/know the url/address? thx!
Re: (313) Placid invades NYC - Thursday, September 11th, 2008
Nice one Placid Detroit and NYC I anyone deserves to get a couple of nice gig's its yourself for the constant flow of mixes you put our way, must take some amount of effort to keep that up at the frequence you do. Cheers BT --- On Tue, 9/9/08, Derek Plaslaiko. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: Derek Plaslaiko. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: (313) Placid invades NYC - Thursday, September 11th, 2008 To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Date: Tuesday, 9 September, 2008, 5:54 PM Yep, I'm still around, lurking in the shadows. Figured you guys might want to know of a certain longtime 313 listmember playing in the NYC area this thursday night. Hope you can make it. - GO!!! featuring PLACID (acid-house.net / under_score) Placid first came on my radar around 8 years ago, I think. He would post his mixes to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list, and as a huge fan of classic Detroit sounds, as well as acid house from any region, I naturally fell in love with his style. With every mix he posted, I saw more diversity among the styles he would include on his mixes. Wether it was Acid House, Italo Disco, or Minimal techno, he played the best of any genre he dared to play. I could tell that this guy was the real deal. He holds down 2 radio shows, as well as a residency at The Tube in Bristol, where he plays along side Emptyset mastermind, Paul Purgas. He also has been running his acid-house.net site for many years, keeping tabs on all things new and old relating to the wonderful world of the TB-303. I would email him from time to time to see if he was coming to the states to play, and it never seemed to work out. When I started my GO!!! parties, I was absolutely sure I was going to book him. It will be the first time I get to hear him play in person, as well as formally meet him, so needless to say this night will be very special to me. Some in my position might be worried that he won't deliver, but I am not nervous one bit. Guys like Mike Huckaby, Marcel Dettmann, Shed, Kevin Reynolds I-F sing his praises well enough to keep me even more excited! So, join me for my 5th installment of my GO!!! parties, and welcome Placid into your list of favorite DJ's. GO!!! happens on the 2nd Thursday of every month with resident Derek Plaslaiko (Bunker / Spectral) @ APT 419 w 13th st 11 - 4 $10 / 21+
Re: (313) any glasswegians or bathites?
Hi Frank, as far as Glasgow is concerned just head for RubADub for shopping and while there the guys will let you know whats going on while you are here. If you want to have a look at whats on in advance there are a couple of local forums you can check out www.miscreat.com/forums http://www.slamevents.com/speak/index.html Cheers BT --- Frank Glazer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm planning a mid-December trip to the UK. Going to be in Bath (for business) and Glasgow (for pleasure), and/or recommendations for other techno friendly places en-route. Any suggestions of clubs, shops, sights, and/or friend-ups and/or bookings would be welcome. -- peace, frank dj mix archive: http://www.deejaycountzero.com
Re: (313) Dopplereffekt
I had my ticket and was ready to go, however was suffering a chest infection and that prevented me from making it. Reports I have heard were positive, very much a show that was put on. Perhaps Jason B was there and may pipe up with some better info than that. Cheers BT --- robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: They played in Glasgow recently. Anyone go? Any good? robin...
Re: (313) Chicago clubs and places of interest
I could do with some info on this also as a friend of mine is working over there for 1 year so please reply to the list. Cheers BT --- 1-11 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My mate is in Chicago and is looking for clubs and places of interest etcetera during his visit. Any assistance would be gratefully received. Thanks.
(313) Returning this week
spotted in one of my weekly shop mail outs 2 returns this week that im interested in Tony Ollivierra and the Ferox label. Anyone any reports on these or so I need to wait until I pick mine up Cheers BT
Re: (313) Incredibly Trivial Trivia (Jay Denham poster in a BBC Scotland series?)
I think im right in saying he did a night with the Bios boys when they were putting stuff out on Black Nation. Checking Discogs the first release was 1997. I wasnt at the night so cant help any more - sorry Cheers BT --- kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I was watching a BBC Scotland miniseries my wife picked up called The Crow Road -- without subtitles, so I was translating for my wife all throughout. At one point you see the protagonist in his Glasgow student flat, and on the wall there's a poster for a club with JAY DENHAM in big letters. Anyone remember Jay playing in Glasgow in the mid-90s? Reminds me of Ferris Bueller's bedroom, with the Emu Emulator II and the Cabaret Voltaire Micro Phonies poster...
Re: (313) venting
Im sure there must be, I picked up some of this lot yesterday (the ones in stock, some of them were still to come in and I will get next week). DeepChord Mike Huckaby - The Detroit Remixes - Cache - 12 Vinyl Francesco Tristano - The Melody ( Carl Craig Balil Remixes) - Infine' - Bitstream - The Severed EP - Touchin Bass - 12 Vinyl Jay Denham - The Truth - Disko B - 2x12 Vinyl - Sebbo - Watamu Beach (Moritz Von Oswald Rework) - Desolat- 12 Vinyl Andy Stott - Bad Landing EP - Modern Love - 12 Vinyl Robert Hood - Fabric 39 - Fabric - CD Putsch '79 - Gibson - White Label - 12 Vinyl Tommy Walker 3 - Sure As - Dissident - 12 Vinyl Helium Robots - Long Lost - Dissident - 12 Vinyl Rod Lee - Understand / Sweet Dreams - Dress 2 $weat - 12 Vinyl Mark Broom - Mandate (Kruton Remix) - Dissident - 12 Vinyl Delta Funktionen - Electromagnetic Radiation Part 1 - Ann Aimee - 12 Vinyl Recloose - Maui's Lament - Rush Hour - 12 Vinyl Magick Edit Allstars - Hanging On A Solina - Magick Edits - 12 Vinyl DJ Slugo / DJ Deeon - Ghetto Classics Vol. 2 - Dance Mania - 12 Vinyl Andrés - Moments In Life - Mahogani Music - 12 Vinyl Red D Presents - Space / Kitchen People (ft Scott Ferguson Remix By Tyree) - Morse Records - 12 Vinyl Sean Deason - Elements Vol.One - Matrix - 12 Vinyl - Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: so, after finding out that josh wink is cack, movement 08 is not like demf but peeps are going anyway, and the wire is the best tv show in the western hemisphere, is there any new music out that is worth checking out? sometimes i think the only reason i still am subbed on this list after 7 years is for the excellent mixes that get posted sorry, but i had to vent fab
Re: (313) in scotland, march
Hi Diana, here is what I replied to someone else who asked about Glasgow recently: Think its been pretty much covered by the others but if your friend wants to check online whats going on there are a couple of local forums where nights are posted (as said the boys in RubADub will be able to give further advise, directions etc if required) http://www.miscreat.com/forums/index.php http://www.slamevents.com/speak/index.html Its a bit early to know what will be on at the end of March (promoters are still trying to get people interested in their February events) but as a general rule Slam/Soma do a big night on the last friday of the month where you are likely to see the big touring names of the moment, pay top doller to get in and have a bad bad crowd (I havnt been to any of their nigghts for many years so the crowd may have changed but I doubt it). Monox do a techno night on the 3rd Saturday of the month where you are more likely to get interesting guests playing at and a far more friendly crowd. If you want any more info feel free to hit me off list and I will `help where I can Cheers BT --- diana potts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm venturing to Glasgow at the end of March. Any suggestions for music events (including non techno) are appreciated. Outta the loop, Diana Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools.search.yahoo.com/newsearch/category.php?category=shopping
Re: (313) Iridite
As far as I know Jason isnt on here anymore, but you can get all the Iridite releases that there are copies left of from Rubadub (where Jason works) http://www.rubadub.co.uk/?newSearch=truenode_id=1.3keyword=artist=label=iriditegenreChoice=alltitle=catalogue=x=0y=0 Cheers BT --- Matt Kane's Brain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: PLEASE Jason sell them on your eBay store! On Jan 29, 2008, at 8:48 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: got last week the two upcoming ones!! wicked stuff! especially Rei Loci's Reviso (on IR-009), and Jason Brunton's Mixed Metaphors (Original Mix) (on IR-008) both out in february Placid schreef: Just thought i'd say how outstanding those releases are.. I know a couple of you are on the list.. Esp blue and yellow. oh and the grey acidy one. Unearthing gems like these which you havent played for a while is one of lifes pleasures... Any more on the way... P -- matt kane's brain http://hydrogenproject.com aim - mkbatwerk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) Glasgow
Think its been pretty much covered by the others but if your friend wants to check online whats going on there are a couple of local forums where nights are posted (as said the boys in RubADub will be able to give further advise, directions etc if required) http://www.miscreat.com/forums/index.php http://www.slamevents.com/speak/index.html Cheers BT --- theREALmxyzptlk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Asking for a friend: What/where is there anything club-wise to encounter in Glasgow? Thanks! jeff
RE: (313) OT -- something actually new, I think
--- Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dunno what camp I'm digging, but I like the Rustie record, and Loefah and mrk1 stuff Which Rustie one Ken? The one on Stuff Records for a couple of months back? Just asking because I got a couple of new bits of his from RubaDub today but havnt listened to them yet (one track on a Rushhour distributed 12 comp and a few tracks on another new Glasgow label Dress2sweat's debut 12) Cheers BT
(313) Dan Curtin mixes
Just had this posted on a local forum since Dan is coming to Glasgow soon to play, his web site has 6 Interstellar Groove mixes available on it - I still play the first one which I think was first available on the DownLow site just before his EP on the label. Anyway, ive not listened to the others but thought it may be of some interest to peeps on here http://www.metrecs.com/ Cheers BT
Re: (313) Speaking of returns...
Picked this up the other week, definately worth checking. I seem to remember liking it - it was one in a big haul and I listened to them at home with a case of beer so memories of individual records are a bit hazy. Also, this week I liked the 2 new Frustrated Funk releases when working my way through the new records pile in my house. Cheers BT --- Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In a record shop last night here in London I saw this new record on Generator. I didn't listen or buy as I'd already run out of time and money but the remix roster intrigues already... http://www.discogs.com/release/1016314
RE: (313) Speaking of returns...
Talking of CD only albums I picked up the new Eddie Fowlkes one the other week also http://www.discogs.com/release/969533 I can definately recommend this one Cheers BT --- Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: See it's only limited to 100 copies but still, I would have liked to have heard it. http://www.discogs.com/release/799471 -Original Message- From: P.A. Keur [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 31 July 2007 15:26 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Speaking of returns... See http://digitalsweatshop.blogspot.com/ for his weblog. He is still DJ-ing and released an album last year: The Art of Transformation on Xfive. I always liked his stuff, wonder what this sounds like. On 7/31/07, Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In a record shop last night here in London I saw this new record on Generator. I didn't listen or buy as I'd already run out of time and money but the remix roster intrigues already... http://www.discogs.com/release/1016314
Re: (313) rhythm sound announcement
I have no connections with this event, but to be fair they have taken them off the website listing: http://www.indiansummerglasgow.com/lineup.asp its still on the flyer though. Im only going along on the Saturday so it doesnt affect me Cheers BT --- rob theakston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: just a heads up for anyone who may/may not have seen this (sorry if this is a repost): Message to our friends in Scotland Rhythm Sound with Tikiman are being illegitimately announced to play at Indian Summer Festival 2007 in Glasgow. They will not play there, never were going to and have never been booked. However, despite repeated requests the promoter has failed to take their name off the bill and continues to announce them, hence this message.
Re: (313) mk BUSTED!
Ther are certain people who's posts I get much later. Rob Taylor is one that I normally get the responses to his email before I get his email. I just put it down to mail server differences Cheers BT --- robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: yes! i got the original post! got spotting btw. robin... On 4 Jul 2007, at 11:56, Philip McGarva wrote: i hereby claim sample spotter / pathetic loser of the week! the vocal sound from MK's 'mirror mirror' is from the track 'sableyalo mi agontze' by the bulgarian state radio television female choir from their album 'le mystère des voix bulgares'! just try tell me this hasn't changed your life! p
RE: (313) mk BUSTED!
--- Jamie Maclean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Have you checked your junk mail folder? As I said I do get Robs messages - just later on, sometimes the next day. Its not that they are being filtered into my junk folder. Your probobly right about your work firewall Rob - as I said I just put it down to some setting somewhere since its a work email addy that you use. Cheers BT
Re: (313) MOS // Aroy Dee website
Hey JT this might keep your ears interested for a while Aroy Dee (MOS) and Tim Nieburg (Planet Delsin) recorded at Nachtplan in the TWSTD (Amsterdam) a raw mix ranging from Chicago till detroit records with tracks from Carl Craig, James T Cotton Melvin Oliphant, Mr. Fingers, Aroy Dee, Redshape, Ra.h, UR, Ragtime, Rob Hood, Nova dream Sequence, Sterac, etc. http://www.mosrecordings.com/audio/mixes/Aroydee[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.mosrecordings.com/audio/mixes/Aroydee[EMAIL PROTECTED] Cheers BT --- J.T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hahahaha i'm cracking up that he put my comment in the press quotes for mos #6. so articulate awesome to see the architectural pictures and sketches (aroy is an archytech fyi), and dammmn that record shelf he made is CLASS (see interviews mixes page) lies is such an awesome track. wish those mixes were downloadable, especially the planet delsin ones. saving them for a cd release? :P -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Jun 28, 2007 2:30 AM To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) MOS // Aroy Dee website http://www.mosrecordings.com/
Re: (313) planet delsin mix
Dont remember you posting it before - thanks Marcel. BTW - the Summer 2007 mix, I know you dont like putting up tracklistings for these mixes but have all the records on it been released or are there still 1 or 2 to come? Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: did I post this one? 60 min mix http://www.delsin.org/audio/delsin-woof-16jun.mp3
Re: (313) Shake
For those interested there appears to be a new Shake set on the site that Rob posted, its not letting me download right now (says im over my limit) so I cant coment on the set but im sure it will be worth your bandwidth ;-) http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/2007-04-30_-_Anthony_Shakir_%40_Rote_Sonne_Club%2C_Munich Cheers BT --- robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Fair point. You're right :) http://mixesdb.com robin... Robert Taylor wrote: The source site of that mix is well worth checking out - there's hundreds of mixes!
Re: (313) As consolation for those not going DEMF Manchester goes Dutch this weekend
Thats a nice consolation lineup for all you Manchester peeps - have fun. Im looking forward to Egyptian Lover with Jamie Jupiter, Luke Eargoggle and Ra-X along with local support this week. DJ Funk the week after and the DJ Guy (Non Stop DJ's) the week after. One night a weekend if just about right for me these days ;-)) Enjoy the festival to those who are going Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Serge and Dexter in Clone night at Harter St. Friday - think I'm going. Me at Nish Nash Nosh Saturday (OK this has nothing to do with the Netherlands). I.F. at an Italian restaurant Sunday - might have to miss this as the lure of Maurice Fulton, Kathy Diamond and Tirk at PoNaNa will be too much (and also Alex Bond, who, I guess, will be mighty frustrated to be DJing somewhere the same night I.F. is playing). Who's at any of these? Or anything else I don't know about? There's a great deal on this weekend (which gives some solace for those not flying off you know where). If you like breaking don't miss Benji Reed's Life Of A B-Boy play / dance type thing Greenroom 6pm Sunday.
Re: (313) Clarence G
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...
Re: (313) Your favorite CD only compilations/mixes
I agree on the Claude Young mix also: Hawtins mixmag Garniers Laboritoire mix The Button Down Mind of Dan Bell Herbert - We All Make Mistakes off the top of my head Cheers BT --- Aidan O'Doherty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: http://www.discogs.com/release/32144 the claude young mix is great. On 08/03/07, Dan Bean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 7 Mar 2007, at 20:02, Matt Kane's Brain wrote: 1.) Not this listy, but my favorite is Coldcut vs. DJ Food vs. DJ Krush's 2 CD set Cold Krush Cuts Seconded, the Krush mix CD on that is awesome!
Re: (313) Tunes
Im useless at writing about records but here is a
brief list of some of my stand outs from that past
month or so:
A'dam Family series part 1
Newcleus - Classic double pack
Spanking Sessions - The Whip
Eamon Doyle - Ghost of the machine EP
Depth Charge - Robotomo
Baby Ford Benno Blome - Smoke machine
Redshape - Alone on Mars?
Dan Curtin - Perpetual Line Stepper-this
Beat Classic compilation on Depth Charge (mid 80's hip
hop goodness compiled by J Saul Kane)
Anders Ilar - abc
Steve Rachmad - Neo Classica
Digital Funk Addicts - Higher Level
Cheers
BT
--- robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some of the tunes I've picked up recently ('scuse
the quick rubbish
descriptions I'm more enthusiastic about the music
than words :)):
Kingpin Cartel - Ghetto - Innervisions
(http://www.discogs.com/release/902558)
On that secret weapons 12 of Ame and Dixons. Epic in
a UR way but
housey. Wicked.
Kevin Reynolds - Afrik - Todhchai
(http://www.discogs.com/release/822073)
Difficult to categorize this which is a good sign.
The other side is
good but Afrik is the track that kills it for me.
Organic yet electronic
with a nice chugging beatdown tempo. There's no way
small clips can do
justice to this. Brilliant.
Manmadescience - Just tell me when - Philpot
(http://www.discogs.com/release/790334)
A looped up disco based tune like The Mole might do.
Not ground breaking
but I'm a sucker for long looped sustained strings.
Frank Helby - Tuinstangboogie - Magnetron
(http://www.discogs.com/release/917445)
Super slow, nasty, heavy and funky. Title track the
one.
Soulphiction - Get to the Point! - Philpot
(http://www.discogs.com/release/166604)
Like Shake's 'Madman' but erm, different. Check it.
The Philpot guys
tread just the right side of the mnml line for me,
this is another twist
along that line.
Trusme - Brown's - StilovefortheMusic
(http://www.discogs.com/release/895435)
More tracks heavily based on disco samples. All are
winners. Good God
being the closest to KDJ in style. The main Nard's
track builds on some
ace strings before settling into a C2 style. From
Manchester too :)
Dub in A Nutshell - You Never Know - Philpot
(http://www.discogs.com/release/471762)
Off a compilation but this is the standout for me.
Paul St. Hilaire and
Soulphiction. What more do I need to say.
Lee Jones - There Comes a Time - Aus Music
(http://www.discogs.com/release/906233)
There's a Prins Thomas mix on here that a lot of
people will pick this
12 up for which is slow and grinding (in a Radio
Slave kinda way). The
Original mix is a nice deep techno thing with alow
tempo that shouldn't
be overlooked.
Anyone else?
robin...
(313) Fwd: Iridite Greetings!
Forwarding on this information/spam depending on your viewpoint on behalf of Mr Brunton. Online store I see now too so I imagine that makes it easier for all those over the Atlantic. Cheers BT Hello Iridite Peepz- long time no speak! This is just a short mail to keep you up to date with things in Iridite Land. Firstly, we have 2 new releases available as of right now: IR-006 Made Up Words featuring a new track by Jason Brunton and 2 new crackers by the reclusive king of Glasgow Techno, Jamie Greer. IR-007 Can't Stop, Wont Stop featuring two new tracks by Metholdology (Jason and Rei Loci) and one by Mike SIngleton, regular at Glasgow's Monox club and technical whiz-kid at Rubadub Records. Excerpts from both releases can be found on our new myspace site: www.myspace.com/iridite Both releases (along with the available previous records) are available direct from us though our on-line store: stores.ebay.co.uk/iridite-productions The first 100 copies of each of the new releases are individually numbered and come with a mix CD by Jason Brunton- buying direct from us also helps to support the label further meaning that we might even pay our artists something too! The records will become available through normal channels in around 3-4 weeks and there's more to come later in the year. thanks for listening Jason and Rei PS If you recieved this mail in error or don't want to be bothered by us again just reply with the word Remove as the subject.
RE: (313) Claude VonStroke
Im guessing your talking about the legendary Tom D Cox Jnr - if he is being bestowed with legendary status you need to get the name right ;-) That is unless you dad was also handy on the 1's and 2's Tom? Cheers BT --- pauley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You think von stroke is crazy name...what about the legendary dj 'tom cox'... -Original Message- From: Placid [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2007 1:57 AM To: fab. Cc: list 313 Subject: Re: (313) Claude VonStroke you mean different von strokes.. sorry ill get my coat p fab. wrote: i have a first name as a surname so i guess it's different strokes for different folks.;) Isn't Barclay Crenshaw ridiculous enough? What is it with the US habit of giving people surnames as first names? Rob Taylor VT Librarian x8599 Hatch Desk x1088 VT Library Users' Guide -Original Message- From: Svagr, Jodie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 26 February 2007 17:46 To: Christopher O'Grady; list 313 Subject: RE: (313) Claude VonStroke The name Claude VonStroke actually arose from a night of rambunctious partying. They were having a betting game of who could come up with the most ridiculous or funny DJ name, and Barclay came up with Claude Von Stroke, which after the party everyone started calling him that and it ended up sticking with him. -Original Message- From: Christopher O'Grady [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 22 February 2007 23:45 To: list 313 Subject: RE: (313) Claude VonStroke I saw him in Dublin about a few months ago as well and I really enjoyed his set, deep techy and funky. I spent most of the night on the dancefloor. No regrets. Dirtybird 006 Claude Vonstroke - Beware of the bird is a brilliant release. But I am a sucker for that sound anyways, especially the stuff coming out on Audiomatique right now. First I thought he was German and now I find out he is from the burbs of Detroit. But I guess Barclay Crenshaw does not exactly roll off the tongue like Claude Vonstroke. cTp -Original Message- From: Cyclone Wehner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2007 10:43 PM To: Svagr, Jodie Cc: Placid; list 313 Subject: Re: (313) Claude VonStroke I looked him up on imdb - he was location manager for Batman Robin or something! There's one song on his CD that is Bukem like drum 'n' bass that I really like. Maybe it's near the end. On 23/02/2007, at 4:37 AM, Svagr, Jodie wrote: He played in Liverpool about a month ago for a night called Aztec. I thought it had an interesting mix of Gettho Tech / Tech House / Techno / and even a bit of Motown and Funk Soul. I thought it sounded like a good mix of Detroit and San Fran influences. For those living in Manchester / Liverpool areas, we're doing a film showcase in the beginning of April of Intellect at The Projection Gallery as part of the Global Fusion electronic music projects. http://FusionLiverpool.x0.com/Films.html For those who don't know about the film, it is brilliantly inspiring, most people I know watch it again and again. No matter if you like Claude Von Strokes music or not, this movie was an ingenious idea on his part. -Original Message- From: Placid [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 22 February 2007 16:19 Cc: list 313 Subject: Re: (313) Claude VonStroke havent liked anything else hes done tho... got to say JSS wrote: listened to a mix/set of his a while back wasn't impressed found it very 'tech-house' and deleted it in no time On 2/22/07, Placid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: the whos afraid of detroit does indeed do some dancefloor damage./. nice track.. dave cronin wrote: he and Dirtybird definitely have a following here in San Francisco with the whole Kontrol scene. in fact i got in a little discussion with some kid at a party who was saying that he was the future of techno, to which i responded (in typical axxhole fogey fashion) you mean tech house? but i do like his sound and who's afraid of detroit is pretty a darn good club track. dunno about best track of 2006, though. --- Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I just wondered what the vibe is on former Detroiter Claude VonStroke aka Barclay Crenshaw? I know he was involved in Intellect - that doc. His album Beware Of The Bird has been picked up by Ministry Of Sound here. He's also touring. Also some 313 types may like the Spirit Catcher album Night Vision on Ralph Lawson's label - it's the kind of Detroit style tech-house Slam used to do. I don't care at all for the vocal tracks, a bit generic, but tracks like Motown Spring, Roller Coaster, Space Crash, ie the first 3, were very worthwhile.
(313) Iridite update
Forwarding on from ex-313er Jason Brunton: We've updated our website and added a myspace site too. www.iridite.com www.myspace.com/iridite cheers Jason
Re: (313) Carl Craig tracks I don't know (from Pacou mix)
Hi Francis, im pretty sure that the Pacou mix came from the discogs forum initially - I had a quick search and can find reference to the mix but not a tracklisting, im sure that with a bit more digging you will get it there or on Little Detroit. Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Title says it all really. I've said on this list before I seem to spend all my time listening to clips of new 12s at record shop sites. Often with little reward as there doesn't seem that much good new stuff out to justify doing that, instead of what I should be, which is: 1. Listening to the good records I did actually buy but am too busy listening to clips of more stuff to have actually played. 2. Listening to mixes I'd enjoy - and which when I actually do I generally get more exposure to good records I haven't heard and should set about buying (albeit 2nd hand and a bit harder to track down) than I do from shops. So the only time I seem to do 2 above is when I'm on holiday. After a month in Cuba last year I found a load of stuff I want to know about off those Deep Space Radio shows from a bit back. I came on here and said I'd cut and post clips. But surprise, surprise as soon as I'm back in the UK working, going out and listening to [EMAIL PROTECTED] shop's mailouts I've no time. Now I've come back from a month in Brazil with more stuff I've heard on my mp3 player and want to know what it is and buy! My only hope in the most pressing of these cases, 2 tracks from a mix of C2 stuff by Pacou called Pacou_-_CarlCraigWorks, is that rather than me having to get round to posting clips someone else knows this mix (I can't remember if I got it off here or somewhere else) and can tell me what the tracks at about 53 and 58 mins are. They sandwich one of the well known 69 tracks from RS (though I can't remember which one now) which is on around 55 mins. Anyone got a tracklist for this mix? I was frightened when I listened to it as I went in thinking oh yeah I'll know everything on this since I'm a C2 man but it'll be nice to lay in this hammock listening to one classic after another only to find quite a few I didn't know. The two I'm after are hot.
Re: (313) Gospel techno?
--- Martin Dust [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'd be the last person to play a Moby track. Spin again... You sure you don't have any in your collection? m I will kick off the confessions with owning and liking this Moby thing http://www.discogs.com/release/20840 Cheers BT
Re: (313) Carl Craig Remix
--- António Alves Felizardo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Another one of his epic trancetastic reworks he seems to enjoy doing as of lately. I got shot down at a party (and probobly will here too) for suggesting that he has a program that he just inputs records that people want mixes of and it churns them out. Or that he has outsourced the remix duties to India like so many corporations and simply told them the rules for his mixes and then has weekly status calls with them... Cheers BT
Re: (313) Carl Craig Remix
--- Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: what exactly are the similarities in his recent remixes aside from the fact that a large number of them are ridiculously dope? i cant think of two that sound the same, or even similar. i cant believe c2 would get hated on for being too good. that doesnt make any sense. tom Hi Tom, Before I start I dont want to get into a long protracted argument about this (or put on your hit list incase I come over to the festival) ;-)) I just think that the last couple of years remix output has been very formulaic - I have all of them so it hasnt put me off buying them. But they have a pattern, they have a similar beat, which gradually winds its way up with a hook from the original vocal (if there was one) and then it reaches a crescendo just when the needle hits the run out groove. And it not me hating on CC, its just a general observation. Cheers BT
Re: (313) Carl Craig Remix
--- Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 2/7/07, Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yeah, I'm with Tom on this! Strange one from you Dave! :) I tried to piece together some recent C2 remixes in my mind and I can't see such a pattern - although strictly speaking, BT wasn't calling one - that was Antonio. The last few which stood out for me are that remix of 'See Mi Yah', 'Busted Trees', and not forgetting 'Tides' of course. And finally, quite recently that remix of 'Relevee' by Delia Gonzales and Gavin Russom. id add hot on the heels of love, angola, la mer es grande, and the boy is doing it. all of which are very distinctive! It's possible your speculation has some grain of truth but it seems doubtful really. Also, note, I'm not saying that there are some remixes he's done which I'm not that impressed by: I thought 'Falling Up' (his remix of it) was just slightly above-average, in the end. Likeable, but not brilliant. i feel pretty much the same way. i like it, but i prefer the original and almost never play the remix. and yeah, some of the other ones mentioned (xpress 2, terry brookes, goldfrap, etc) are the ones i just didnt buy because they werent very good, not because they sounded the same! tom OK, maybee im wrong on this - I did say in my original post that I got shot down at a party for saying it and might here too. Just for clarification the ones I was thinking of were Delia and Gonzales See Mi Yah Falling up Terry Brookes (im sure there are others but cant think just now) I will keep quiet from now on Cheers BT
RE: (313) Carl Craig :: The Workout
Not sure if this is the problem or not but there is some sort of feature on that CD to prevent copying. Before anyone gets all judgemental on me I was copying it for in my car, I dont like taking original CD's in it since I had a bundle stolen from it. Also, sounds fine to my ears. Cheers BT --- Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I hope you volunteered your services to CC then Todd, after all you know him better than most. ;-) (I've never heard the Work Out CD so I can't judge. However I have a few mix CDs by CC and the sound on these seems ok. Surely one would think an audibly 'damaged' recording would not be passed as fit for release by CC? He's not alone amongst recording artists for being a stickler, but it's clear that he is one.) K -Original Message- From: Todd Sines [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 30 January 2007 17:29 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Carl Craig :: The Workout He probably engineered it himself though... Mastering is usually handled by the label to give it a second listen with fresh ears. I engineered the Death in Vegas mix for Richard Fearless for Fabric. Levels were adjusted by me and then adjusted again by the mastering facility that Fabric uses. They hear stuff you don't after listening to it over and over. I highly recommend that you let a mastering facility have the final say vs. the artist, because you become so attached and used to things, it's hard for you to think outside of it. I also do some compilation CD mastering and import all of the CD tracks into Live, use a multi-band compressor on it all, match the levels from song to song and normalize it. Haven't had a complaint yet. now, as for getting on the microphone and adding to all of the tracks your own MC'ing... that is another story. +odd PS: http://www.toddsines.com/ ... new reviews of the new release on Frankie PPS: playing in Chicago next Wednesday 07 Feb, available Thurs + Friday .. plus also booking European tour dates for April + May now. and dates for Asia in July. get in touch: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Matt Kane's Brain wrote: In any case, Carl Craig didn't master this so it's a silly reason not to buy his mixes. On Jan 30, 2007, at 11:57, robin wrote: Is it not just really squashed with a compressor rather than clipped? The two situations look the same in a wave editor (still doesn't help the sound quality issue though, I hate squashed mastering). Kent? :) robin... Williams, Graham wrote: I recently bought The Workout mix cd, I haven't bought a cd in years, but what a disappointment, when I was listen to it, it sounded a bit rough, kinda like it was clipping, so I opened it in Sound Forge to have a look. At least 50% of the mix must have been in the red when it was recorded. What a disgrace. I wont be buying a CC mix cd again. Anyone else have this mix ? G -- matt kane's brain http://hydrogenproject.com aim - mkbatwerk [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Todd Sines director + SCALE: http://www.scale.gs/ +1.646.330.4873 studio 195 Chrystie St. #403A, NY, NY 10002 // connecting the space between + within.
Re: (313) Spectral Network
Hi Mislav, I tried to find out when they were released, the furthest I got was that they were exclusively available to people on Rod Modell's mailing list. There were none being sold through shops. Dont know if anyone else has different information? Cheers BT --- Mislav [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am desperately trying to find out where I can get hold of their 2006 releases on Octal label. Anyone ?? Thanks in advance. Mislav
(313) RIAA at it again
Dont know if anyone else has seen this http://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/18/arts/music/18dram.html?_r=2oref=sloginoref=slogin Cheers BT
Re: (313) state of the list address
--- Brendan Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm one of the oldsters who's returned, mainly because I heard a rumour that you could now subscribe with a Gmail account. Not sure if you can actually post with one, but I suppose I'm about to find out...! Brendan Looks like you can Brendan - welcome back. BTW - havnt seen your new 12 in RAD yet (to be fair havnt been in over the xmas period) has it hit the shelves? Or are RAD just slacking ;-)) Cheers BT
Re: (313) state of the list address
--- ncw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: does that mean i can post as well? Looks that way ncw - who else do we have lurking???
Re: (313) state of the list address
--- fab. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 4:20 j/k kent. welcome to the newcomers.i hope you will find this list useful, informative and entertaining as i have fab. Yeah - welcome everyone, I hope that along with some fresh blood we get some of the old heads who have left over the years (last year particularly). Cheers BT
Re: (313) Berlin - Lasting club nights
Toby wrote: The fact that a club can last over a decade is remarkable I think, given the nature of how most music splits and divides, and how essentially the core of a club's loyal following mostly grow out of it after a while. So hats off to Lost, Tresor, Pressure etc. Im not 100% sure that Pressure has hit 10 years yet Toby, but Slam/Soma certainly have been putting on nights for that long. Other Scottish shouts would go to Club 69 (Martin did that for 13 years I think in an incredibly small venue, so little door money to work with and brought an astounding list of people to play as guests) and the Sub Club which I think is at the 20 year mark or there abouts. Cheers BT
Re: (313) international techno gentleman raver
Hi Francis, not sure about the whole weekend (im sure Rob or Tristan can was lyrical about whats on though) but I did spot this on another forum, might be pof interest: Hi all, Just started up a monthly night - BIAS in Wildcats bar in Shoreditch. Guest djs for Friday, November 10th are: Max Duley and Tristan Watkins Free Entry, cheap beer, new soundsystem, random beats, perfect. 8 till late (around 4ish) See ya there, Rory Wildcats Bar 79 Kingsland Road Shoreditch Cheers BT - Original Message From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@Hyperreal.Org 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Monday, 6 November, 2006 7:27:32 PM Subject: (313) international techno gentleman raver So I think my last post said I'm in London at the weekend and Berlin the one after (17/11/06) - anything special afoot? Think I'm a bit tied up in London (or I may end up that way with the people I'll be with) with maybe a party late on Sat but any tips for later Friday (I get in 11pm-ish) or earlier Saturday may be actionable. Or even Sunday - is it Co-op at Plastic People? I've never been to either and I'd love to. I'll be sniffing around that street where all the record shops are Saturday day so if any London listers will be around and fancy a coffee meet hit me back. Berlin's looking Weekend-ish Friday and Watergate-ish Saturday (if we can get in either as we've failed at each once though succeeded other times). What isn't -ish is Berghain later on Sat where thankfully we haven't been refused yet and if we are I shall be DISTRAUGHT. But apart from Berghain the others are subject to a better offer - anyone??? Roman if you fancy a beer early Friday or Saturday let me know - we owe you!
Re: (313) Recloose Ableton mix
Cheers - will be grabbing me some of them when I get home tonight BT - Original Message From: /0 [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: robin [EMAIL PROTECTED]; thomas ironside ainslie [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313 List 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Thursday, 26 October, 2006 2:09:41 AM Subject: Re: (313) Recloose Ableton mix resending, one of the mixes had shxt in the filename, so I just removed it altogther - probably should pass this along.. from: http://www.detroitluv.com/index.php?topic=36808.0 Daniel Wang (Balihu, Environ) http://www.downtownsounds.org/mixes/dannywang/downtownsounds_danielwangpt1.mp3 http://www.downtownsounds.org/mixes/dannywang/downtownsounds_danielwangpt2.mp3 http://www.downtownsounds.org/mixes/dannywang/hi/downtownsounds270305_danielwangpt1.mp3 http://www.downtownsounds.org/mixes/dannywang/hi/downtownsounds270305_danielwangpt2.mp3 http://www.downtownsounds.org/mixes/dannywang/hi/downtownsounds270305_danielwangpt3.mp3 Metro Area Live in Chicago: http://www.r-n-d.net/fileadmin/audio/mixes/MetroAreaLiveSet.mp3 Darshan Jesrani (Metro Area, Environ) http://www.downtownsounds.org/mixes/darshan/darshan_1.mp3 http://www.downtownsounds.org/mixes/darshan/darshan_2.mp3 http://www.downtownsounds.org/mixes/darshan2/[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.downtownsounds.org/mixes/darshan2/[EMAIL PROTECTED] Maurice Fulton (Tigersushi and about 500 other labels) http://www.downtownsounds.org/mixes/fulton/Maurice_Fulton_Sept05_Pt1.mp3 http://www.downtownsounds.org/mixes/fulton/Maurice_Fulton_Sept05_Pt2.mp3 http://www.downtownsounds.org/mixes/fulton/Maurice_Fulton_Sept05_Pt3.mp3 Lindstrom and Prins Thomas (Feedelity, The I Feel Space guy) http://www.downtownsounds.org/mixes/lindstrom_prins_thomas/01-Lindstrom_Prins_Thomas-DownTownSounds28Apr06.mp3 http://www.downtownsounds.org/mixes/lindstrom_prins_thomas/02-Lindstrom_Prins_Thomas-DownTownSounds28Apr06.mp3 http://www.downtownsounds.org/mixes/lindstrom_prins_thomas/03-Lindstrom_Prins_Thomas-DownTownSounds28Apr06.mp3 http://www.ourdisco.com/downloads/2005_11_11_LindstromPrinsThomas_Live.mp3 http://www.ourdisco.com/downloads/2005_11_11_LindstromPrinsThomas_DJ.mp3 2 Many DJs (aka Soulwax) http://www.ourdisco.com/downloads/2004_10_29_2ManyDJs.mp3 Nicky Siano (was mr. disco before Larry Levan) http://www.downtownsounds.org/mixes/nicky_siano/nickysiano_downtownsounds101204pt1.mp3 http://www.downtownsounds.org/mixes/nicky_siano/nickysiano_downtownsounds101204pt2.mp3 Nick Calingaert (Common Factor, Soma, Planet E, Playhouse) http://www.r-n-d.net/fileadmin/audio/mixes/CFAC%20Guilty%20Pleasures%20Vol%201.mp3 http://www.r-n-d.net/fileadmin/audio/mixes/CFAC%20Guilty%20Pleasures%20Vol%202.mp3 Recloose (Planet E, Peacefrog) http://www.r-n-d.net/fileadmin/audio/mixes/reclooseTheMovePt01.mp3 http://www.r-n-d.net/fileadmin/audio/mixes/reclooseTheMovePt02.mp3 James Murphy (LCD Soundsytem, DFA) http://www.dfarecords.com/radiomixes/RadioMix2005CD1.mp3 http://www.dfarecords.com/radiomixes/RadioMix2005CD2.mp3 http://www.dfarecords.com/radiomixes/BeatsInSpace_apr1106_part1.mp3 http://www.dfarecords.com/radiomixes/BeatsInSpace_apr1106_part2.mp3 - Original Message - From: robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: thomas ironside ainslie [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313 List 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2006 3:09 AM Subject: 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? Slope ft Ovasoul 7 - What Choo Longa Wicked track. robin...
Re: FW: (313) 3 Chairs, Manchester
There were a few proper techno tracks (nice surprise to me), I dont recall the one the was slowed down but I remember Jonny Abstract talking to me about some mental stuff going on that he thought was Rob Hood?? there was another track that really stood out that Theo dropped, had a kind of wasp noise buzzing on it, I asked a few people (Dan, Alex and Lee Bolton) and drew blank looks but id like to know what that one was - perhaps that was the Terry Hunter thing, will look into it. - Original Message From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] It was later on (when Theo, Malik and Rick were playing a few tunes each) when I was at the back he played the one I'm on about. I'd say it was the most full on proper techno club track all night. Here's the elusive Aidy of Vinyl Underground's take: that track theo played that slowed down wasag! i forgotten , its been in my head , its an old chicago thing maybe on the Terry Hunter Madness ep ~~(muzique ) - maybe not - if there is a clip of it anywhere forwaRD it to me and i'll spot it!!
Re: (313) 3 Chairs, Manchester
Well tracked down Francis - I picked that up the other week too but in my defence I havnt had a chance to check it yet. As for blaming me - fair play, I can take it ;-)) - Original Message From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@Hyperreal.Org 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Tuesday, 17 October, 2006 3:16:36 PM Subject: FW: (313) 3 Chairs, Manchester Doh! Aidy has remembered what it is. A Mike Dearborn record. Sexual XPerience original mix off this http://www.discogs.com/release/656423 And I already have it. Davy I blame you for this as this was exactly the scenario you related with you asking Martin from Rub-a-Dub about a record he was playing. I can't wait to get home to check this. -Original Message- From: David Beattie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 17 October 2006 14:50 To: 313@Hyperreal.Org Subject: Re: FW: (313) 3 Chairs, Manchester There were a few proper techno tracks (nice surprise to me), I dont recall the one the was slowed down but I remember Jonny Abstract talking to me about some mental stuff going on that he thought was Rob Hood?? there was another track that really stood out that Theo dropped, had a kind of wasp noise buzzing on it, I asked a few people (Dan, Alex and Lee Bolton) and drew blank looks but id like to know what that one was - perhaps that was the Terry Hunter thing, will look into it. - Original Message From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] It was later on (when Theo, Malik and Rick were playing a few tunes each) when I was at the back he played the one I'm on about. I'd say it was the most full on proper techno club track all night. Here's the elusive Aidy of Vinyl Underground's take: that track theo played that slowed down wasag! i forgotten , its been in my head , its an old chicago thing maybe on the Terry Hunter Madness ep ~~(muzique )
Re: (313) 3 Chairs, Manchester
Just to echo what Robin said (although I think you missed Malik doing the first 1.5 hours of the night). I dont get why he goes on first, he was killing it, then Theo came on and someone really does have to tell him that a bit of EQing is OK but stop it with the Stevie Wonder impressions and get on with playing records. KDJ was what I expected, perhaps a bit better even to be honest, good tunes but no real structure or direction. Wilhite was really good too - but the star of the show for me was Malik, no doubt. Good to meet Robin, Francis, Nick and Dan and also catch up with Alex ACME Bond again. Might come down for another one of these Warehouse parties before the end of the year. Cheers BT - Original Message From: robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Monday, 16 October, 2006 11:10:24 AM Subject: (313) 3 Chairs, Manchester Just a quick note to say that 3 Chairs on Saturday night (in Manchester, UK) was a really good night. Got there and the PA was initially disappointing but it was possible to get close enough to hear it properly. Theo and Moodymann were ok though mr. kdj does like name-checking the town a little too often helllooo mnchester :). Their styles are a little too broken up for me, obviously some like this and in fact they were fine as warm up. Then came Malik Pittman who was in a different league altogether. House, techno he was all over it with that hands on approach that all our lot love. Rick Wilhite wasn't too shabby either going back to back with Malik. They all seemed to be having fun too which is not something you always see. Was also good to see some familiar names too. BT, Dan Bean, Aidy (if you're on here). Shame I didn't get chance to chat to you quite as much as I'd liked. robin...
Re: (313) 3 Chairs and UR Manchester roll call
I will be there for the 3 Chairs this weekend Dan. Cheers BT - Original Message From: Dan Bean [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: list 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Tuesday, 10 October, 2006 11:55:24 PM Subject: (313) 3 Chairs and UR Manchester roll call Hello people I turns out I'm going to both of these and I know that Robin and Alex are going to the 3 Chairs at least. Anyone else on here coming along? Francis?
Re: (313) LIFEWORKS (was VA Recorded In Rotterdam)
Mine arrived the other day - havnt got round to listening yet but its a lush package. If anyone wants more info you can get it here (and order it too ;-) http://www.openmindrecordings.com/lifeworks.htm Cheers BT - Original Message From: Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, 16 August, 2006 5:54:02 PM Subject: RE: (313) LIFEWORKS (was VA Recorded In Rotterdam) I haven't heard a second of it but I think you should ALL buy it ;) -Original Message- From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 16 August 2006 15:45 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) LIFEWORKS (was VA Recorded In Rotterdam) I can confirm that this is indeed a gem which I think most people here will like a lot. There's bit of direct 313-relevance too in the Common Factor track. Even without it, you're looking at 12 excellent electronic tracks, quite a few fathoms deep each, spread luxuriously out on 3 slabs of heavy plastic. On the whole, it's one to add to your wish list I'd say. And I even hear that the White Vinyl edition sounds great! (The black vinyl does too.) I have no qualms against admitting I'm biased - I know the act called VLF (which includes 313's own Emile Facey AKA Plant43 and his partner Jo Johnson.) Naturally, their track is the best! ;-). It's called 'Ground Wave A)' (note, that's the correct way of rendering the name, with the lone 'close brackets'.) Even if I am biased, I still say have a listen, I think you'll agree the LP is superb. Ken # Note: Any views or opinions are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Channel Four Television Corporation unless specifically stated. This email and any files transmitted are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to which they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please notify [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank You. #
(313) Manchester stuff
Just spotted this on another forum - might head to a couple of these myself Some Decent Things Going on In Manchester it Seems: Public Enemy (w Terminator X) Three Chairs (Theo Parrish, Moodymann etc) UR, Octave One, Robert Hood Suburban Knight (with Mr Scruff - EH??) Drexciya DJ, Jamie Lidell, Jimmy Edgar + more tba De La Soul 3ft High And Rising Party Francois K and Derrick May Spank Rock, Justice, Mad Professor... THE WAREHOUSE PROJECT October 6th – December 31st 2006 www.thewarehouseproject.com http://www.thewarehouseproject.com Manchester UK “For twelve weeks this city is ours” We can now reveal the venue and the majority of the night time line-ups for Manchester’s most ambitious music experience yet. Between Friday 6th October Monday 1st January ‘The Warehouse Project’ will be taking over an incredible warehouse space in Manchester’s city centre for what will be a new twist to the festival and club/gig experience. Things are hotting up now as Manchester gets ready for 12 weeks of warehouse action. With the venue now revealed as The Old Brewery (formerly the Boddingtons Brewery) one of Manchester's most iconic landmarks, its time to start spreading the word. Everybody from Manchester knows this legendary site, with its towering chimney peering out over the city, where they made that legendary tonic for over 250 years. For three months we take a piece of the cities most cherished heritage and catapult it into the twenty first century. We couldn't possibly have asked for a more perfect backdrop for the first Warehouse Project. The site actually consists of two warehouses, One slightly larger than the other. The larger of the two was where they actually used to make the beer and was known as The Racking Hall, the other is the cold store where the kegs were stored. We have named this one The Box. Most events will feature both, however one or two special events, such as the eagerly anticipated 3 Chairs event, we felt a smaller more intimate vibe suited, so these will just take place in The Box. We will be releasing pictures of the venues online at thewarehouseproject.com over the next few days. The moment it all kicks off has now actually been brought forward by 24hrs so we can feature one of the most iconic bands of all time. The legendary Public Enemy will be the first to headline the stage in The Racking Hall. After this comes an onslaught of 25 events, each unique in terms of musical direction and each unmissable in its own right. We've tried to make the programme as eclectic as possible, with artists from all over the world heading up the party and with us only having these twelve weeks to play with we’ve gone all out to make it as special as it can be. There are still several musical giants from whom we are still awaiting final confirmation, and one or two that we have purposely held back for now. All additions to the line-up will be announced in the coming weeks. Its never been done quite like this before. Some people have been asking why its only going on for these three months. The truth is that it will be something that is here and then gone very quickly. While it lasts it will be truly amazing and nobody will even have the chance to get bored of it. Since the idea for the project was first revealed several months ago, the slogan has been ‘For twelve weeks this city is ours...’ Manchester is back. Now in October 2006 the Warehouse Project will help to inject some life back into The Old Brewery renowned for the ‘Cream of Manchester’ by inviting the cream of global dance music’s DJ, live acts and artists to stage a series of individually themed club and gig nights from October 6th to the end of the year. We can now reveal the breakdown of events (more tbc): Week 1 Thursday 5th October: THE PREVIEW (Room 1 only) PUBLIC ENEMY - Full Live Show Feat the original line-up: Flava Flav, Chuck D, Terminator X, Professor Griff + Support TBA Friday 6th October: THE LAUNCH PARTY JOHN DIGWEED DANNY HOWELLS TANIA VULCANO STEVE BUG (Pokerflat) Rita Sue / Andro Saturday 7th October. Xfm Mike Pickering presents ‘WELCOME TO THE WAREHOUSE; KASABIAN (DJ Set) DOVES (DJ Set) MIKE PICKERING LORRAINE – LIVE THE VIEW – LIVE ALI LOVE – LIVE KIETH – LIVE The Box: AIM - LIVE SUGARDADDY – LIVE TOM FINDLAY (GROOVE ARMADA) DEXTER (THE AVALANCHES) KRYSKO _ Week 2 Thursday 12th October: The biggest Ape Party so far featuring what I think is the most ridiculous line-up at the warehouse. Ape turns 1, and what better way to celebrate than this. Manchester has been crying out for this for so long. I can’t wait… (Lee from Ape) THE APE 1st BIRTHDAY RAHZEL DJ JS1 Q-BERT ANDY C VIRUS LIVE presents CHAMELEON (Feat ED RUSH OPTICAL) RICH REASON METRODOME JORDAN More artists TBA £12 advance Friday 13th October: THE RADIO SOULWAX WAREHOUSE PARTY 2 MANY DJs Soulwax presents NITEVERSIONS – LIVE
Re: (313) New Releases
Nice one Alex - congratulations - Original Message From: robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Monday, 17 July, 2006 11:37:18 AM Subject: (313) New Releases Speaking of new releases... Congratulations to our very own Alex Bond and his partner Rebecca on the birth of their daughter Millie last week (mother and daughter healthy and at home now). :) robin...
Re: (313) some good music...
- Original Message From: robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: J.T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Monday, 17 July, 2006 10:55:49 AM Subject: Re: (313) some good music... Mike Grant Deepchord remix. The clips sounded wicked and the actual vinyl is nice though could progress a little more. robin... do you not mean Mike Huckaby here Robin? the one sided thing.
Re: (313) did anyone go to.....
Talking of Los Hermanos they were playing at T in the Park on Sunday there are meant to be sets online here http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/musicscotland/tinthepark/ but I cant see any of the dance acts at the moment May and Mills were playing the Slam tent as well - might be worth checking to see if any of the sets come online. I havnt spoken to anyone who went so cant say if they were any good or not Cheers BT Nope, but I caught Los Hermanos, Sleeparchive and DJ S2 at Fabric on Saturday. Los Hermanos were wicked. When I was in Berlin in September I only got to catch the last three tracks, so was really happy to see the whole show, even if the crowd was quite Fabric-y. They really went for it live and they played really well as a band. I also had a couple of friends visiting from Detroit, who were really happy to see these guys in London. They really enjoyed it as well. I only caught a bit of S2 before-hand. He was good, and very tight in the mix, but I was pretty exhausted, so I only checked him for a bit. Sleeparchive was good, but I didn't hear that wicked new song of his that he played at the last Lost, which is doope! Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk
Re: (313) did anyone go to.....
Hi Fab, I really wanted to go, was in Amsterdam on a stag do and couldnt convince the rest of the people to go there, I dont know the city and was told by those who do that it was too far out of the centre. So instead I ended up in somewhere close to hell called Meikbar (I think). But as the best man I couldnt really desert the party. Cheers BT - Original Message From: fab. [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Tuesday, 11 July, 2006 4:20:24 PM Subject: (313) did anyone go to. Hi friends, (sorry but i couldnt think of a short meaningful subject) Did anyone go to the Berlin Underground party with Daniel Bell on saturday in Amsterdam? i was meant to go...just wondering what it was like fab. CITYMORB MUSIC www.citymorb.net | [EMAIL PROTECTED] out now: CTM002 SMBP - Stars Falling ep. np: luciano - present dc-10 sessions
(313) Amsterdam this Saturday
Does anyone know of anything worth going to in Amsterdam this Saturday night? I already know about the Berlin party with Dan Bell etc but is there anything else on Thanks in advance BT
RE: (313) Aux 88 tour/RATED AUX TOUR
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: They always say people in the US think that England consists of London and some sparsely inhabited countryside but here it looks as if they not only consider Liverpool a district of London but also Glasgow! Very true Francis - but we usually let them know;-) I remember Flavour Flav being visibly shocked by the crowd reaction when he said London in Glasgow in about 89 Cheers BT
(313) Festival goers
Hi all, a friendly (and hopefull) heads up to anyone in the D - reports have reached me that Submerge have unearthed some SID 1-5's that were in a wrongly labelled box. If you dont have them already last chance, and if you do have them if you would do me the favour of picking a set up for me I will cover the cost of your whole bill for whatever you pick up or whatever you deem reasonable. Enjoy the rest of the weekend Cheers BT
Re: (313) mp3 recorder
Hi Marcel, I dont have mine any more due to some over zealous tidying whilst drunk but an iRiver can record as a .wav or as a .mp3 and I think you can even select from a variety of compression settings. Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: never dived into it, but i can imagine there are small gadgets around, i can't find my minidisc player (recorder), which i sometimes use to record liveset or dj set but i think some of the same are around, but which record as mp3? so i don't need to record the minidisc first as audio, then save as mp3 anyone? tips!!? :-)
RE: (313) Amsterdam 313 (29-04-06)
dont know about listings but shop location is covered here http://www.rushhour.nl/info.asp Cheers BT --- The Archiver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks, anyone know any good websites with listings. Where is the Rushour shop? The Archiver -Original Message- From: Blaauw, Martijn de [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 25 April 2006 13:28 To: 313 Cc: Mislav Subject: RE: (313) Amsterdam 313 (29-04-06) Fridaynight: Felix da Housecat playing in Amsterdam, at club 11 on Fridaynight Derrik May playing at a party called 'Dillema' at hotel Arena in Amsterdam with Dimtri on fridaynight Soulful Nu- Oldschool Funk / HipHop / Jazz / Breaks / House at cafe Kobalt with dj's Urvinson and Soulcharger (i know, not really 313 but a nice place and party this is:-) Saturday, during the day on the streets of Amsterdam (for free): Bart Skills, Shinedoe and Darko Essers (dutch techno dj's doing some fine stuff at the moment) outdoorstage during the saturday at the vijzelstraat in Amsterdam DJ Pierre playing at a party called 'earth' durint the day in the jordaan (westerstraat) The Rushour and Delsin crew and the rushour shop (spuistraat) Saturdaynight...see what comes ur way:-) Besides these parties, check out the other parties happening on the streets everywhere, from small to big...just go where the music is. Martijn -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verzonden: dinsdag 25 april 2006 13:40 Aan: 313 Onderwerp: Re: (313) Amsterdam 313 (29-04-06) oh yes baby! in front of the rush hour store with the delsin crew as another traditional messing it all up and closing it down at the very end - Original Message - From: Blaauw, Martijn de [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2006 1:07 PM Subject: RE: (313) Amsterdam 313 (29-04-06) It's Queensday on Saturday, lot's of stuff happening on the streets on Saturday, parties on fridaynight and saturdaynight...i'm sure Rushhour will throw one of their famous streetparties on Saturday...maybe some of the list can fill me on this??? Martijn -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: The Archiver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verzonden: maandag 24 april 2006 23:09 Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org Onderwerp: (313) Amsterdam 313 (29-04-06) Anyone know of any 313 Techno in Amsterdam this weekend? Thanks The Archiver -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.4.5/322 - Release Date: 22/04/2006 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.4.5/322 - Release Date: 22/04/2006 -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.4.5/322 - Release Date: 22/04/2006 -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.4.5/322 - Release Date: 22/04/2006 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.4.5/322 - Release Date: 22/04/2006 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.4.5/322 - Release Date: 22/04/2006
Re: (313) see mi yah mixes
Dont get too deflated until you hear it - I have only listened to the Villalobos track once and I can understand the comments on the Tikiman one but I really like the Delay one. Also even though the one review isnt the most encouraging - it does rate 4/5 from 8 voters Cheers BT --- Matt Kane's Brain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: http://www.discogs.com/release/615698 Has anyone heard this yet? The lone discogs review just deflated all my enthusiasm. -- matt kane's brain http://hydrogenproject.com aim - mkbatwerk || mkbwriu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) 313 tattoos?
Hi Fab, Ive got a tatoo of a transcript of a Richie/Jeff/Theo/KDJ/UR - whos the best discussion from on this very list on the sole of my left foot, fortunately these discussions dont drag on and get boring or anything ;-) seriously though - im sure this has came up before and people have mentioned the plastikman logo and there was also a photo somewhere of someone with the detroit skyline on his back. Cheers BT --- fab. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hi since spring is just around the corner here i started thinking about some new tattoos for this year and i thought that all the Drexciyian iconography would be pretty cool, especially in the new school style of artists like adrian lee (if anyone knows how that is ;) i was wondering if anyone here has any 313 or techno related tattoos.. fab np: electric soul - x2
Re: (313) Saunderson not doing Fuse-In?
This came out on the Fuse-in mail out last week, I didnt forward it since I guessed that most people on here would have been signed up to it already. Ladies and Gentleman; I know many of you want to know whats going on with the festival for 2006. I cannot tell you for sure, but I have been told that the City of Detroit is in negotiation right now and are only considering companies that can pay for the festival expenses out right. Which I believe is a wise decision. This festival needs financial stability. Unfortunately with our greatest efforts, we could not achieve what was necessary to continue to produce the festival in 2006. Here are some of the facts why, questions and answers: Q: How many people attended the festival this year? A: We sold 41,000 tickets this year. That translates to 37,000 1 day tickets and 4,000 Multi day tickets. Q: Are the numbers down from previous years? A: Yes, but just slightly. Comparing beer revenues from 2004 to 2005 suggests we really only had approximately 50,000 people in 2004. This does represent a small decline. Q: So was the festival successful? It sounds like you a lot less people than in the past. A: Considering the planning window we had put this thing together, we think the festival was incredibly successful. In addition, our numbers this year, and the fact that Hart Plaza capacity is less than previously thought suggest that our earlier festivals did not have 1,000,000 people in attendance as previously reported. Q: Did charging for the festival have a big impact? A: We surveyed festival goers and they told us that they thought ticket prices were extremely reasonable. The smaller than expected ticket sales were caused partly by inaccurate counts from previous festivals and partly from our own overly optimistic goals for this years festival. Finally, the biggest factor in lower ticket totals was our inability promote ,because we were only approved for the permit 9 days before the event. This made advance ticket sales and fundraising nearly impossible, so we couldnt do follow through on our advance marketing program. The other sign that our issue was promotion was the fact that in previous years there were a much larger number of out of town guests. To be successful, this festival needs to be promoted starting in November. Q: How will you pay the invoices of the vendors? Many say they havent been paid. A: Yes, there are several vendors that MusicLogical still owes money. My intention was to bring a partner with some financial stability and resources in to partner up with MusicLogical and relieve the debts from the 2005 Fuse-In festival, but at this point we have not been able to achieve that. Q: Are you saying you lost money? A: Yes, because of lack of promotion time on the festival, the festival sold less tickets generated less revenue than we would have hoped. The costs were tight and we had a very good handle on the operational aspects of this event. This was not about our operation of the event it was about not having enough time to properly market the event and draw the crowds that still want to hear our music. I believe people would be surprised at how tightly this festival was run and how organized the entire effort really was. If we had 10,000 more foreign visitors, not only would we have broken even, but the city of Detroit would have received that economic spillover as well. Q: Can the festival have financial success? A: Yes, absolutely. If it is run as well as we ran it, and if it was started 6 months earlier (assuming the weather was positive) it would absolutely make money, and be able to generate cash that the City could use to help rebuild Hart Plaza for other festivals. This is too great a festival to keep down. If the city would allow enough time to promote it by awarding the festival permit months in advance instead of days in advance, this festival could continue to bring music and dollars downtown for years to come. As an ambassador of our music (Techno) and our city (Detroit), I will continue to do whatever I can to spread the word throughout the world. Yours Truly Kevin Saunderson --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I couldn't believe it actually made it into the Minneapolis newspaper but there was a little blurb in the Sunday's issue about Kevin Saunderson not doing the festival this year. He's apparently $250,000 in the hole from last year. There wasn't much more news than that. Anyone else see anything more? Sounds like the fest is on its way to become corporate or kaput. MEK
Re: (313) dan curtin we are the one's we've been waiting for LP
With my limited knowledge (I havnt heard the full album) but picked up the 12 sampler last week I have to agree JT - its really really good. I cant wait for the full album to drop. Good to see Tom continuing to release top sh!t on his label(s). Pity he wasnt in town when you were over too JT. Cheers BT --- J.T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: got around to listening to a promo cd of dan's upcoming new album on headspace last night i'd checked samples online and it seemed OK, wasnt really struck by it, but on hearing the real thing o i was really really impressed!! super stuff from dan, reminding me of my favorite stuff of his from the mid-90's, but updated and contemporary sounding as well -- whoooOOoo the track quaoar especially, really hot dancefloor friendly house and very trademark dan style (with a bit of a warren harris/hanna sound as well maybe?)...HO! the majority of the tracks are really full of great ideas and sounds and grooves; there's a couple tracks that go a bit too atonal/jazzy/weird to really hook me, but i still enjoy listening to those as they're so full of ideas, interesting (in the best way) listening..collectively makes for a captivating and fulfilling album-listening experience...o there's a wayy dope (and way too short) hiphop interlude on there even, reminding of the out-there production of def jux or something (makes me want a whole album of dc hiphop!!)...so far there's only one track of the 12 tracks on the cd that i hit skip on, which is about as good as it gets for me, i'm ADD and real picky.. for me this is the best (new) house/techno album in quite a while, totally unique and artistic and inspiring...it really lifted me up and gave me a more positive outlook on the future of techno/house...lots of very good stuff around these days, but to me most of it is refining and re-articulating familar sounds without infusing a real strong and individual personality in it -- stuck in the concept of a genre, or the concept of a classic sound, but this is inimitable DC! was dan's last album the one on elypsia? i liked that pretty well, but i think this is superior...i have a feeling it won't be equalled until shake finally drops his album haha...anyyyways tip tip tip!! jt
(313) Fwd: Superbowl Party with Kevin and Derrick!
Just spotted this in my mail, thought it was pretty steep entry $50 but if they are doing this to subsidise some of the cost of the festival then fair enough. Cheers BT --- Fuse-in Detroit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Date: 3 Feb 2006 11:57:37 -0500 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Superbowl Party with Kevin and Derrick! From: Fuse-in Detroit [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Kevin Saunderson and Derrick May tonight February 3rd. @ Envy in Detroit 234 W. Larned Doors @ 8 -- If you would like to be removed from our list, please click here.
(313) Lets try again
Ok, so Tristan tried yesterday and we got a flurry of chat so I will try again today. Suburban Knight has a couple of new 12s out, I picked up the red cover one (the techno one) at the weekend but the shop had sold out of the blue covered one (the electro one apparently). I liked the one I got but have heard that the other one is incredible, so, anyone heard it? Cheers BT
Re: (313) Jacek Sienkiewicz
--- Tristan Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: HELL 313 WAKE UP!!! Stupidly quiet around here lately. Let's discuss techno and stuff. Havnt you heard Tristan - No One Listens To Techno. It used to just be Eminen that said it but now Scan 7 are at it too so it must be true http://www.discogs.com/release/587002 (worth checking out BTW) Cheers BT
Re: (313) hot poop
--- Jason Brunton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey JT forgot to tell the list how great your live set was at Monox a couple of weeks ago- people are still talking about it here! Agreed, lots of good music that night - Mr Bonds short set at Traxx then what we caught of Jason jumping about behind the decks before J.T's set (hope your other gigs over here were just as good). Also nice to catch up with Alex again and meet J.T and Guillerme Happy New Year everybody Cheers BT
Re: (313) UK: Falling Up - C2 mix
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: So, is $tinkworkzzz playing live in 69/Monox? Yes! also Jason Brunton too is playing records I hear on the buckfast grapevine. sounds hot. Come on, get on it, I'm going on me techno holidays to Glasgow. woooho, I've got an axis hanky tied round my head already, or maybe this nifty midnight funk association number-- http://users.rcn.com/rschrade/whammy2.jpg I've got a delsin bucket spade and an iridite beach ball. I'm all set and ready to go. Here is the full lineup for the night MONOX CHRISTMAS IS SH!T PARTY SAT 17TH DECEMBER THE SOUNDHAUS ROOM 1: NEIL LANDSTRUMM TOBIAS SCHMIDT AKA SUGAR EXPERIMENT STATION -LIVE PA- (SCANDINAVIA ) CYNTHIA STERN (INPUT OUTPUT) MICHAEL FORSHAW VS DAN MONOX TAGTEAM + MONOXIANS ROOM 2: STINKWORX LIVE PA (DOWNLOW / BUNKER/ DELSIN) JASON BRUNTON (IRIDITE) +MONOXIANS/ SEISMIC DJS
Re: (313) Track ID
Could be Abe Duque with Blake Baxter - what happened http://www.discogs.com/release/242763 but like Alex said - give us a link Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Can anybody help? help us help you! where is the mix? what sort of thing is it? disco track/house/garage/techno etc?? post a link and we'll give it a whirl. not that i'm likely to know, but i'll try. : ) _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring.
RE: (313) Track ID
Dave, it is this one http://www.discogs.com/release/242763 Cheers BT --- Dave Parsons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: OK, here is the link... sounds like an old Chicago house track to me, never heard it before. Just right click on the turntable and save off the MP3. http://www.retroactiverecords.us/about_Management.htm -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 01 December 2005 11:38 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Track ID Can anybody help? help us help you! where is the mix? what sort of thing is it? disco track/house/garage/techno etc?? post a link and we'll give it a whirl. not that i'm likely to know, but i'll try. : ) _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring.
(313) Holiday
no, not another Madonna thread ;-) Just a quick one to say happy thanksgiving to our US friends Cheers BT
Re: (313) Madonna..
--- Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i dont like BT. Cheers mate ;-) BT
Re: (313) which good live acts are there?
apart from the already mentioned G2G and Scan 7 I would say Carl Craig (saw him about 9 years ago playing a range of stuff from 69, Paperclip people etc) Shawn Rudiman Rei Loci Fabrice Lig The Electrofunk All Stars Ultradyne Dynarec im sure there are more but they stand out in my memory Cheers BT On Mon, November 14, 2005 12:16 pm, Simon Vrebos said: Before ya'll start throwing names at me, let me first minimalize the possible answers. I'm not really asking for those strictly-techno-people-has-to-dance-to-this kinda live sets. I'm actually thinking about Kirk Degiorgio for example. Does he do live acts??? Or Carl Craig (besides Tres Demented), can you book him for a Carl Craig or Innerzone Orchestra live??? With these names in mind, maybe you can help me out. You know... people with a large and diverse catalogue... able to bring a good live act... not really for da clubs... more concert-like. THANX GREETS from Belgium. -- /* Halley */ (Halley's comment.) matt kane's brain podcast | http://www.hydrogenproject.com | netradio | on-the-air [EMAIL PROTECTED] || AIM: mkbatwerk
Re: (313) which good live acts are there?
--- Thorin Teague [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In all fairness, G2G reads their e-mail during their set, too. How? I didnt see a laptop anywhere when they played here the other week
Re: (313) New tooooooooooooooons!
Sorry to disagree but as you know its RAD policy for any questions (when a record is coming in, when the website will be up etc etc) is 2 weeks ha ha ha ha ;-) Cheers BT --- Jason Brunton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I think this time last year we were saying 2 to 3 months- this year we are mostly saying er, not sure :( Thanks for asking though! Jason On 10 Nov 2005, at 16:19, Stoddard, Kamal wrote: So...in reference to your stock... new site goes up when now? KKS -Original Message- From: Jason Brunton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2005 11:05 AM To: 313 Subject: (313) New tooons!
Re: (313) Re: In-Sync (was Frank De Wulf)
Hey Lance - this thread on LD may be of interest it starts with a post from Lee and mentions a new In-Sync records due in a couple of weeks. http://www.littledetroit.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=12965 Also the Elektrik Bugg 12's (there are 2 of them and Covert records http://www.covert.uk.com/ is the only place to stock them as far as I know) are well worth picking up. Im sure I heard somewhere that Lee had something to do with them too Cheers BT --- Lance @ Inaudible [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: he's still running his quite large video production company, involved with productions even in America he said on a radio interview last friday, but as i asked him where he'll play further on, he said he just plays three or four times a year. it's just that people having him invited to play at Amsterdam and Frabic recently, and seeing people really enjoyed so much, that he felt reassured to do a mix set around where the idea of a Party is still in sync with his. Umm.. did I say in-sync? Their 'Storm' passed by in his saturday night set. What a track! Oh my yes... the builds on Storm are epic. I'm a big fan of In-sync, aka Lee Purkis', productions. Back in the early 90s he ran a great label called 10th Planet which featured a half-dozen or so releases all In-sync related with the best being the Android Architecture album. Lee also released a nice record on the Plink Plonk label under the name MASP and was co-producer for the excellent Joe Louis End of the Beginning album on Fragmented and Back to the Beginning 12 on Relief. Rumor has it (according to discogs.com) that the music on those Joe Louis releases was taken from a DAT given to Joe Lewis when he was in the UK in 1995 by Jamie Read. The DAT contained music made during a period when Read was recording at the studios of 10th Planet with Lee Purkis, Chris Hartley and David Manuel (the 3 of whom ran 10th Planet and recorded as Insync vs. Mysteron). Read was keen to have his music released on Relief, a label with cult status in the underground UK scene. He gave the DAT, which contained music that had been worked on by all four aforementioned artists, to Joe Lewis for the purpose of giving to Relief as potential material for the label. Some time later these tracks appeared on Relief as a Joe Louis release, with no credit to the people who actually produced them. 10 years later (2005) Peacefrog Records in the UK inadvertently released a further batch of tracks from the DAT on a 12 entitled He's Back and an album entitled The Return Of Joe Lewis, which was released on both vinyl and CD. Anybody know what Lee Purkis is up to these days? Also, any comments on the recent Joe Lewis releases on Peacefrog? are they like the Jamie Reid or Insync releases? it's surprising to hear that Peacefrog and/or Joe Lewis is releasing another artists work and not giving any credit to the original producers. For some Frank De Wulf relevance, just last week i took for a spin the Frank De Wulf remixes of The Orb's Blue Room, The Shamen's L.S.I., and Model500's The Flow. Nice, nice, nice... ---Lance 6099 Creekside Lane North Ridgeville, OH 44039 United States
Re: (313) Jeff Mills - Bladerunner
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: how can you run on rollerblades is what I'm wondering. it'd never happen in real life. Im sure someone in the Research and Development department at your very own ACME corporation is working on a solution to this as we speak Alex - you only get to know when its time to market the wonderfull toys ;-)
RE: (313) the lost arts
Its out Rob - saw it on both RAD and Piccadilly's mail outs. Need to pick one up this week Cheers BT --- Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: When's the ART comp out, incidentally? -Original Message- From: robin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 26 October 2005 09:49 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313 Subject: Re: (313) the lost arts I love kick-drum less tracks like this. (Like the C2 AIrborn-Drums suck mix, Theme from it's all gone Pear shaped or newer things like Super-A-Loof's Night on the Promenade on that ART comp) Got the full details for the below Marsel? robin... On 26 Oct 2005, at 10:36, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: all check this latest release on Technoir Audio http://music.rushhour.nl/shop/31452.mp3 this a side comes with a very long (over 10min?) enitre beatless brilliant deep strings/melody thing!! by list member(s?) Arne Weinberg and Shawn Rudiman thanks for the guts to release things like this! # Note: Any views or opinions are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Channel Four Television Corporation unless specifically stated. This email and any files transmitted are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to which they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please notify [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank You. #
Re: (313) drama ATTACK
--- Martin Dust [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm going to the kitchen, cup of tea anyone? Very kind Martin - but do I have to drink it now or will it be available from a flask later on ;-) Cheers BT
(313) New Bits
Since someone brought up the Electric Institute sampler I jusr remembered thinking at the weekend that since ive been on the list (about 6 years I think) I cant remember a period of time where so many projects by listmembers have came out in such a short period - and all of them good - nice work people and keep em coming ;-) Ive picked up over the last 2 weeks: Aw 002 - Arne Weinberg AW003 - The Moderator Iridite 5 The Electric Institute Sampler (sounds even better on wax Alex) The new Digital Soul release with B Prince mix Planet Delsin (album and sampler) and a Todd Sines remix of something I cant remember Other notable things ive picked up include: The new Bitstream on Touchin Bass Modeselektor album Kemi + Amox on Lasergun The Box Jams comp on Clone Fortek - Sensurreal Dan Curtin - Double Crossed Voltaic (first release on Point.One records) Cheers BT
Re: (313) iridite #5
Also on the just in page is The Electronic Institute 12 sampler with 2 tracks - the Domu and Stacey Pullen ones - thats 2 records sorted for my trip to RubADub this week then ;-) Nice work JB and Commander Bond Cheers BT --- J.T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: sounding really nice!! surprise! sample house from jason brunton, o clips at piccadilly, crappy 30 sec ones, i need more...
Re: (313) new stuff that is good (imho)
I heard room 2 has a cosmic policy ;-) Go get em BTW - im looking into heading down for this Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: BTW well done on Alex getting to play at the Split night and New Religion hsoting a room there, really impressed that they are showcasing you there... hey cool, look forward to it. ha, you've save me spamming the list sort of. october 29th SPLIT room 1 Robert Hood Joris Voorn Ben Sims Chris Finke room 2 new religion kirk degiorgio dan keeling alex bond the key, larndan. p.s. hows the music policy in the 2nd room - anyone been before? just wondering what kinds thing to take. take it room 1 is pretty straight up techno? hows about room 2? _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring.
Re: (313) new viewlexx i-f
The one sided thing with IF and Intergalactic Gary. apparently very limited Kamal... get on it quick Also there is a limited repress of Lasergun on Panama records Cheers BT --- Stoddard, Kamal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hol shxxt! That new i-f is hotne! Not det I know, but it's s dope. KKS
Re: (313) Take Your Mind To Another Level
Also new Eddie Fowlkes - havnt heard it yet though Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: got that ringing round in my head today. oh well. drexciya RIP. erm, NEW ITEMS: New Planet E 12 on the shops, inc. darkness. couple of new digital soul 12's check check : ) _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring.
Re: (313) Take Your Mind To Another Level
Dont worry mate, I got one myself today ;-) you'd have thought I would have the system set up better eh ;-) --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Also new Eddie Fowlkes - havnt heard it yet though ahhh, yes, well spotted British Telecom my friend. any more for any more? p.s. BT, you sent me a red bill the other day, I'll pay soon I promise. phoning dirty chat lines in australia is expensive, I never realised. 0898 wizard. _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring.
(313) AGCG - Flo-Ride
It appears I was a bit hasty in my reply that I sent the other day when someone (Lance?) asked about this. It says on Boomkats website that the finished copies are just in and it was the white labels that were limited http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=18895 sorry for any confusion Cheers BT
Re: (313) track req - d'n'b techno hybrids
--- Lance @ Inaudible [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Also any reviews on Gerald's new Sugoi Recordings label? supposedly it will be more on the detroit-techno-acid tip. The first release on the label 'Flo-Ride' was due out this month. Any details or reviwes out there? Hi Lance, Im terrible at reviews so here is what RubADub had to say about it in their newsletter - im sure its about 2 months since I picked it up so you may struggle to get one A Guy Called Gerald - Flo Ride (Sugoi) - £5.50 This is the real deal old school UK techno here. A Guy Called Gerald unleashe's his new Sugoi label and its a beauty! Its quite fitting this record is called 'Flo-Ride' as this is in the same style as all those classic Gerarld era 808 State release's. Its bass heavy acid house that sounds bang up to date. Ltd to a 150 copies. Essential! Cheers BT
Re: (313) RE: So
--- rob theakston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I can presume we're all still chasing Theo and Omar S records that were recorded under an I-96 underpass and mastered by Helen Keller, overpaying for obscure but woefully mediocre white label copies of Serious Grooves and UR 12's, and grasping at race straws via the Hawtin factor? -rob You sure youve not just been lurking Rob ;-) welcome back BTW Cheers BT
Re: (313) Portable .WAV recorder ? for livesets/mixes
Hi Chris, this one should do what you want.. iRiver H-340 40GB Hard-disk MP3 Player With Tuner Features Product Description: IRiver H340 - digital AV player Device Type: Digital AV player Key Features: Digital audio player, voice recorder, digital photo viewer, external HDD function, FM tuner Hard Drive: 40 GB Display Type: 2 TFT Supported Still Images Formats: BMP, JPEG Supported Audio Formats: WAV, WMA, ASF, Ogg Vorbis, MP3 Radio System: 87.5 - 108 MHz External Control Devices: Remote control Battery: Rechargeable - lithium polymer Included Accessories: Stereo headphones, USB cable, AC adapter, audio cable, soft case Dimensions (WxDxH): 6.2 cm x 10.3 cm x 2.5 cm Weight: 201 g Cheers BT --- Chris O'Connor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, Is anyone aware of a portable recorder with Line in that records in .wav format? My mixer has a -10 dB RCA record out that I'd like to take advantage of. I am looking for something similar to the old Creative Nomad, that was basically a hard disk recorder, but the user interface and getting them to work with XP are horrible. I'd prefer not to record to MP3 format or mini disk, and want to avoid the hassle of tearing down the computer to move it to my 'DJ room' since I don't have a laptop. Any Help? Chris
Re: (313) Re: Infiniti track
hi James, was it this one http://www.discogs.com/release/14671 If so, depending on the price I would have said pick it up. Pretty sure ive got it somewhere. Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Came across an old compilation in a second-hand store that had early stuff like Octave One's 'I Believe' on it, Jay Denham and Mark Kinchen amongst others. What took my interest, though, was an Infiniti track called 'Techno por favor'. Anyone know anything about this? The compilation was called 'Techno Nation 2', I think. There was no listening facility in the shop so I didn't take the risk. Thanks, James ** The information in this e-mail is confidential and may be legally privileged. It is intended solely for the addressee. Access to this e-mail by anyone else is unauthorised. If you are not the intended recipient, any disclosure, copying, distribution, or any action taken or omitted to be taken in reliance on it, is prohibited and may be unlawful. Please note that emails to, from and within RTÉ may be subject to the Freedom of Information Act 1997 and may be liable to disclosure. **
Re: (313) OMAR-S,Oasis#14,FXHE RECORDINGS,12 sounding prettyfilthy.. gotone ordered....
Talking about Emporium50 if Mike Grant is still on here (or if anyone else has any info) I noticed today while having a look there are a bundle of mix CD's available there now. Any chance of giving a little bit of a hint as to what sort of stuff to expect on each? From my little knowledge some of the guys with CD's available play a variety of styles of music so it would be nice to have an idea before I order blind. Cheers BT --- Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: -- Original Message -- From: J.T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] hey tom, what do you think of omar s? what about sound signature? you should start a promotion company dont think i havent thought about it. when those guys quit putting out awesome tunes, theyll quit getting big ups from me. if i had money, i would honestly start a shop/distro for just detroit house including the more off the wall kinda stuff. though i guess emporium50 has that covered for the most part these days. theyre still missing a couple more obscure labels id like to see them carry. tom andythepooh.com
(313) New Bitstream
Someone poasted to Ld that the new Bitsteam on Touchin Bass. due for release 19th September. Streamlining EP tracklist: 1. Anno Domini 2. Astro Glide 3. Step Retracing 4. Streamlining Cheers BT --- dave cronin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've been buying from milkrecords.com a bit and they have pretty good service. they stock Touchin Bass, but not this one (yet?)... --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Anybody know where I can get this, or what online shops carry Touchin' Bass??? I just tried PlanetX in the US, and Juno and Nuloop. None of them have this. And as you might expect, I'd really prefer to order it in the US, but maybe that is asking too much. I need to get that Bitstream Domestic Economy double lp while I'm at it, that one at least seems to be around (still might require ordering from Europe). ~David Even less 313, but a track that I'm slightly obsessed with at the moment is from Bitstream's new 12 on Touchin Bass. The A2 track (again, can't remember the name, sorry!) is AWESOME! Exactly the kind of downtempo hip hop techno that I love. Don't sleep on this one.
Re: (313) record purchases
Dont think all the previous Motech's have been by DJ 3000 Dan - think Dex did one. Also the Gerald Mitchel one is out - I picked it up last week its called Bellydancer (cant remember if it was Franki or SK but one of them dropped it at the Big Chill). Some of my favourites from last weeks shopping are : PHON.O - Trick or Treat(with Funkstorung Kit Clayton mixes) Jackson and his computer band - Rock On Howard Thomas on Sound Signature James Duncan - Peoples are Peoples Arne Weinberg - Assimilation Fault Data Gerald Mitchel - Bellydancer B Calloway - Space Dancer A Guy Called Gerald - white label thingy Dynarec on Kondi the new Monolake Just in and not listened to yet: Shawn rudiman on dust Arpanet album DJ Yoav B - Boogie down Saturn (yes LATE but never managed to track it down until I check the nomorewords shop - idiot) On Route from rainy (I guess) manchester: Amp Dog Knight : Over U - 12 Beatconductor : Amanhanga / Son Of Barabas / Let The Music Play - Reworks - 12 Beatfanatic : The Gospel According To Beatfanatic - 3xLP Chaplin Band / Nami Shimada : Il Veliero / Sunshower - 12 Cobblestone Jazz : The Live EP - 12 Jazztronik : Samurai - 12 The KLF Vs. M Schaffhauser Deichkind : Justified Ancient - 12 Justus Kohncke : Elan / Taste - 12 Lindstrom : Plague The Kid II - 12 Mass Production / Walter Murphy : Weclome To Our World / Afternoon Of A Faun - 12 Paperclip People : 4 My Peeps - 12 Shed : Looking Back EP - 12 Todd Tadd : Analogue Acid Project - 12 Various Artists : Betty Botox Pres. The World Of Betty Botox - 2xLP Various Artists : Greg Wilson - Credit To The Edit - Vinyl Two - 12 Various Artists : Italian EP - Remixed (inc. Lindstrom Prins Thomas / David Gilmour Girls Remixes) - 12 Various Artists : OST - Original Block Party Edits - 2xLP Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just received the new Agoria 12, can't remember what it's called but it's on PIAS/Different. Not been a big fan of his in the past but this is quite good in a Deep Burnt sort of way. Could see it achieving similar levels of popularity as well. Even less 313, but a track that I'm slightly obsessed with at the moment is from Bitstream's new 12 on Touchin Bass. The A2 track (again, can't remember the name, sorry!) is AWESOME! Exactly the kind of downtempo hip hop techno that I love. Don't sleep on this one. Back directly on topic I was given a big wodge (new word?) of Motech 12s earlier this month. Really enjoying the Drume and Red Line EPs from this series and I believe that the next release will be by Gerald Mitchell (all the previous ones have been by DJ 3000). At 1:13 pm +0100 24/8/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 2 essential detroit items for me this week. and then otherwise, not much at all for me lately, saving up. Jerry Lewis (MAYDAY MIX) - Planet E Classics : MASSIVE DOUBLE HUGE TECHNO BOMB White Stripes - My Doorbell 7 (99p!) - XL anyone else? _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring.
Re: (313) record purchases
Alex, the James Duncan is Real Soon 005 if that helps - not sure how new it is, first time RAD had it, but that doesnt mean its brand new (sorry Jason ;-)) Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Route from rainy (I guess) manchester: no s**t! I just got soaked on the way to the record shop. kind of sums up my day really. Chaplin Band : Il Veliero manchester classic! everyone goes nuts when moon plays it at nado. : ) nice selections BT p.s.James Duncan - Peoples are Peoples is this a new one? enjoyed that last one he did for real soon. _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring.
Re: (313) record purchases
Pretty sure thats the one I got Robin - its from those fine people ar piccadilly. search for Chaplin and its the one that pops up. Cheers BT --- robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Chaplin Band i'm guessing BT that you got the 12 with the Levan/Nami Shimada track on the flip? if you want to reduce me to tears play that track :). seriously emotional tune. robin... ps. Alex i think the James Duncan 12 was called Peoples are peoples and is on Real Soon
Re: (313) record purchases
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I heard robin had been searching for his little chap(lin) for a long time. boom boom, christ almighty I need a doctor. or vetenary surgeon. somebody help me. I thought you had given in to the fact you were beyond help mate ;-) Here are the answers to your previous 2 email on this one to avoid clogging up peoples inboxes with music related chat. RAD always have some good techno in but their web site is still getting sorted (it had better be the best web site in the world once its fixed the time its taking). Best bet is to get on the weekly (sometimes) mailing list with the creme de la creme of the new releases with .mp3's - im sure Jason can sort that for you. As for the Black Future release on Motech no idea who it is. Cheers BT
(313) Blaze in London
I think it was Ken who was talking abut Blaze not playing out - well dont know how I ended up on this mailing list but it looks as though they are playing Turnmills on the Saturday of the bank holiday weekend.. On Saturday 27th August Blaze make a rare UK performance as they make their debut at Turnmills. Blazes contribution to House music is epic boasting one of the most impressive bodies of production spanning from Lisa Stansfields' pop dance hit People Hold On to their own classic Can't Win for Losing they have been at the forefront of the house music. Blaze aka Josh Milan, Kevin Hedge and Chris Herbert started writing music together in 1984. Childhood friends who met at their local church choir, Chris was a vocalist who wanted to record, Josh was a natural musician who played with the church choir and Kevin was a DJ who spun locally at parties around their native Newark, N.J. The three decided to form a production team after Chris introduced Josh and Kevin and encouraged them to became a recording group. Blaze has influences that run from Stevie Wonder to James Taylor to John Coltrane and beyond. But it is the deeply soulful melodies, their blend of Afro, Jazz, Soul and Gospel added with, the positive world view in their lyrics, influenced heavily by their childhood heroes Earth, Wind Fire. While their older friends danced the night away in NY clubs like Zanzibar and the Paradise Garage, Blaze began to lay down the prototype of their sound assimilating the music of the day and adding a more electronic and fundamentally RB based spine. With DJ Kevin at the controls, Josh the piano man on the synthesizer and the lead vocal stylings of Chris, they turned out song after song for other artist and producers to record. Some included This Time by Colonel Abrams knock off Hunter Hayes, One Man by Chanelle and Reachin' by Phase II. The three ultimately signed their first record deal with the newly formed Quark records in '85, producing three major club hits of the time; Whatcha Gonna Do, If You Should Need A Friend and Can't Win For Losing. After 19 years on the scene Milan and Hedge are still producing relevant hits today as they did back in '85. In their own words they see themselves as tools being used by the universe helping to bring lyrical messages and melodies to the world, music is communication. Ideas come to us from the spirit of creation.. Over the past year they have come out of their self imposed exile to in NY for some exclusive dates and Turnmills represents the last time to catch Blaze this year! Joining Blaze is another of New Yorks musical luminaries Kenny Dope Gonzalez. Together with recording partner Louie Vega there has been no greater presence in house music for over a decade. As producers, their style and stunning polished production saw them remixing dance acts and pop starts alike, utilising their soulful DJing style, whilst as individuals their DJ performances continue to enthral crowds. Whilst Louie comes from a soulful, Kennys versatility is his talent. Fusing dirty Chicago and Hip-Hop beats to his house music sound with sunning technical ability, Kenny is a Master at Work. Get down for this monumental sound clash. Cheers BT
Re: (313) planet delsin
Marcel, When is the vinyl due? I spotted the CD in RubADub on Friday but they didnt know when they would be getting the vinyl in. Cheers BT --- Ian Cheshire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: this is a wicked complilation, get it if you can. ehm.. some self promotion but the full revamped site is up with all info and sounds for the 50th release the planet delsin compilation http://www.delsin.org/ www.midnightbeats.de www.kube72.com www.detroitimpression.com
Re: (313) RE:UR in Minneapolis in October
Hi Ken, I believe the french guys were DJ Julien Gonzague. They were originally scheduled to play between DJ 3000 and SK (http://www.bigchill.net/story.html?id=1380) but were pulled from the schedule. However they already had their plane tickets and turned up anyway so the UR guys shortened their sets to allow them to go on first - thats what I was told anyway. I was at the festival too - appologies to Mr Dan Bean as I had said I would meet up with him but I didnt manage to find the radio station (would have been good to see you again too Ken of course). Highlights for me of the weekend would be DJ 3000, Suburban Knight, Osunlade and Larry Heard. Cheers BT --- Ken Odeluga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just literally this minute got back From The Big Chill festival were these two chaps played. They also came and did a back-to-back set for Big Chill Radio (where I was working) so I got to chat to them at length, especially DJ3000. They seem to be friendly, down-to-earth, unpretentious blokes, with good senses of humour. Watch out for 3000, there's a rich seam of influences in him which will produce some interesting stuff, I'm sure. The eastern European influence - he's of Albanian extraction - is becoming evident in his recent music, I feel. But at the same time, it's obvious from his accent that he hangs around with a lot of African Americans, not to too fine a point on it. There's no doubt, he's being groomed by the more senior UR members to be one of the next generation of representatives. He and James Pennington played a smart set of electro-funk old and new, especially in the radio studio. It was a lot of fun and such an antidote to rather too much of the 'Berlin-by-numbers' which I almost feel spoon-fed at the moment. Look out for 3000's mix CD 'Perseverance'. I'm listening to a promo now and it's a good showcase of his current style. By the way, does anyone know who are the two French guys who were just signed to Axis? They were in the UR entourage but I didn't get to talk to them. Maybe someone mentioned their names, but I've forgotten, alas. Ken Music is an open sky. http://bleep43.com
Re: (313) Drunken mix - Through the Bone
Ive got it downloading from the initial link - Thanks T But im not going to argue with Marcels theory either ;-) Cheers BT --- Michael Lees [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Tristan Watkins wrote: Err... make that: http://www.phonopsia.co.uk/mixes/TristanWatkinsThroughTheBone24-07-05.mp3 You sure about that? - can't find http://www.phonopsia.co.uk/, can find http://www.phonopsia.com but not http://www.phonopsia.com/mixes/TristanWatkinsThroughTheBone24-07-05.mp3 :) -Mike This message has been checked for viruses but the contents of an attachment may still contain software viruses, which could damage your computer system: you are advised to perform your own checks. Email communications with the University of Nottingham may be monitored as permitted by UK legislation.
Re: (313) new acid tracks to check....
Ive got the Erik Van Den Broek and Vibert ones and like them. I have the Red Acid Krax but not the blue one I dont think. Havnt had the opportunity to listen to the samples of the others you have on the site Placid Cheers BT --- Placid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: so, in conclusion, did anyone actually like any of the tracks or were you all too busy thinking about the production quality. i think they r pretty cool but hey what do i know p Maarten Baute wrote: Hello Maarten, this is the opinion police. :-) I fully agree. The professional recording studio is the worst invention ever :-)You need to build your own equipment I hate quality production. what was that you were saying about the beatles? Quality production in the 60's is like home-made-track quality 10 years ago (at best). There were only analog recording techniques and the beatles experimented a lot with tape loops and stuff, so you get a layer of hiss. I like the sound of the beatles a lot, it's not perfect as loads of people think. Cheers, Maarten
Re: (313) Other things I haven't really seen mentioned:
Check out the Matt OBrien one too Jason - I think you guys are now distributing it also - the B side is very good Cheers BT --- Jason Brunton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hurrah- music chat! :) I don't normally big up stuff that we are distributing on the list but the Sleepless Crew record is their best yet- a well cool record! I've never really got into Oliver Ho but I'll check that one out in the shop tomorrow- thanks for the tips! cheers Jason On 7 Jul 2005, at 17:47, Martin Dust wrote: DMX Crew - Collapse Of The Wave Function Vol. 4 and 5 Top electro with a hint of retro, served with a dash of humour across two 12s Oliver Ho - Changing Remixes - Meta Brillaint, the A-side takes me back to the PTV days but with a more urgent and modern beat, think Ov Power/Terminus with a driving beat. Defo my pick. Sleepless Crew - Acid Dancehall - Subplate 003 More dirty drop-forged wax from Scotland, filthy electro, deep bass, blips, thwacks and pulses - bring on the crackhead robots. Matt O'Brien - The Portimao EP - Ofkey Nice to see another label spring up from a fellow LDhead. Headpeel being my pick off the EP.
