RE: (313) sorta OT - question about as one / kirk degiorgio
Based on his album 'Reflections', the compilation 'Reflections on Reflections' holds somesubtle electronic gems as well to me Greetings Mario -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: Mann, Ravinder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verzonden: donderdag 13 december 2007 10:26 Aan: Frank Glazer; 313 Mailing List Onderwerp: RE: (313) sorta OT - question about as one / kirk degiorgio Sounds like you might be refering to the 'So Far So Good' comp which was on Ubiquity, if not then its worth picking up. Rav -Original Message- From: Frank Glazer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 13 December 2007 05:49 To: 313 Mailing List Subject: (313) sorta OT - question about as one / kirk degiorgio I used to have an As One 12" that I loved, but it was either stolen or I lost it to an ex, can't remember which. Anyway, I just found an old MP3 cd with a bunch of As One stuff on there, and I'm going to check it out, but it doesn't seem to be an album, rather a collection of random tracks. So I wanted to get some opinions... Where's the best place to start with As One or Kirk DeGiorgio in general? Also, any hidden / rare gems? -- peace, frank dj mix archive: http://www.deejaycountzero.com To view the terms under which this email is distributed, please go to http://disclaimer.leedsmet.ac.uk/email.htm
Re: (313) Wizard Mixes
hi all this seems a sick thing for (ao) Belgian users it seems: megaupload always states that 'all downloads slots for your country (Belgium) are in use 'at the moment (sic)'. I wouldn't really know what the sense in this is; but it's been for two months now that megaupload makes it impossible to people in our country to download without such toolbar. Which is a sad thing :-( who can help/would want to help? thank you Mario Martin Dust schreef: > On 9 Feb 2007, at 09:00, De Block, Mario wrote: > > > damn.. > > megaupload requires installment of a toolbar and this ain't > > possible on a my laptop here at work - nor on a Mac. > > who can eventually provide these mixes from another download site? > > thank you to anyone who may consider this > > Mario > > Mario, you don't need to install a toolbar at all, enter the letters > top right and wait for 45 seconds and download > > m -- Mario De Block Natuurinrichting/M.e.r./Beheerovereenkomsten PDPO Agentschap voor Natuur en Bos Buitendienst Antwerpen Copernicuslaan 1 bus 7 te 2018 Antwerpen Tel. 03-224 62 69Fax 03-224 60 87 E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Sinds 1 april 2006 zijn de afdeling Natuur en de afdeling Bos & Groen samengevoegd tot één agentschap: Agentschap voor Natuur en Bos (ANB).
Re: (313) Wizard Mixes
damn.. megaupload requires installment of a toolbar and this ain't possible on a my laptop here at work - nor on a Mac. who can eventually provide these mixes from another download site? thank you to anyone who may consider this Mario Martin Dust schreef: > Wizard mixes, enjoy... > > m > > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/1989-12_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_WJLB > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/1985/1986_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_Roxanne_Wars_%28DHP_1138%29"; > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/198X_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_The_Wizard_1_WJLB_Detroit > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/198X_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_The_Wizard_2_WJLB_Detroit > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/198X_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_The_Wizard_3_WJLB_Detroit > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/1986_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_The_Wizard_4_WJLB_Detroit > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/198X_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_The_Wizard_5_WJLB_Detroit > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/198X_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_Wizard_Mix_1980%27s%2C_WLJLB%2C_Detroit_Radio_Broadcast > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/198X_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_Wizard_Mix_1980%27s%2C_WLJLB%2C_Detroit_Radio_Broadcast > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/198X_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_Wizard_Mix_1980%27s%2C_WLJLB%2C_Detroit_Radio_Broadcast > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/1985_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_WJLB_Detroit > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/198X_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_WJLB_Detroit_1986-1989 > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/1986_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_WJLB_Detroit > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/1987_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_WJLB_Detroit > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/1987_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_WJLB_Detroit_%282%29 > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/1988_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_WJLB_Mixshow_Detroit > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/1989_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_WJLB_Detroit > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/198X_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_18_Pieces_Of_Wizard_Mini-Mixes > http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/2001-02-28_-_Jeff_Mills_aka_The_Wizard_-_WJLB_Detroit -- Mario De Block Natuurinrichting/M.e.r./Beheerovereenkomsten PDPO Agentschap voor Natuur en Bos Buitendienst Antwerpen Copernicuslaan 1 bus 7 te 2018 Antwerpen Tel. 03-224 62 69Fax 03-224 60 87 E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Sinds 1 april 2006 zijn de afdeling Natuur en de afdeling Bos & Groen samengevoegd tot één agentschap: Agentschap voor Natuur en Bos (ANB).
(313) Madrid
hi there could anyone hit me (in private) on where to go and hunt for records, books, eventually the best tapas bars, cosy little restaurants, etc in the capital of Spain? I only read in short about clubs like Deep or Ya'sta.. Thank you very much in advance Mario -- Mario De Block Natuurinrichting/M.e.r./Beheerovereenkomsten PDPO Agentschap voor Natuur en Bos Buitendienst Antwerpen Copernicuslaan 1 bus 7 te 2018 Antwerpen Tel. 03-224 62 69Fax 03-224 60 87 E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Sinds 1 april 2006 zijn de afdeling Natuur en de afdeling Bos & Groen samengevoegd tot één agentschap: Agentschap voor Natuur en Bos (ANB).
Re: (313) DEMF video clips
great thing this is why i am on the list could anyone hint me about what CC and Bell were playing here? Rob Hood at the main stage is a definition of 'cool' to me M James Hurlbut schreef: > I had a really great time this year. Danced with old friends, met new > friends and witnessed some of the most powerful sound systems I've > experienced in a long long time. Here are some small low quality > videos from my camera. More when I recover. > > Carl Craig on the waterfront > http://www.jameshurlbut.net/demf06/video/carl%20craig.MPG > > Dan Bell on the waterfront > http://www.jameshurlbut.net/demf06/video/danbell.MPG > > Louie Vega on the waterfront > http://www.jameshurlbut.net/demf06/video/louie%20vega.MPG > > magda definetely not making the tea at the beatport tent > http://www.jameshurlbut.net/demf06/video/magda2.MPG > > followed by Troy Pierce > http://www.jameshurlbut.net/demf06/video/troy%20pierce.MPG > > Rob Hood ignites the crowd at the main stage > http://www.jameshurlbut.net/demf06/video/robhood1.mpg > > Starski and Clutch spin electro classics and booty at the tent > http://www.jameshurlbut.net/demf06/video/starskiandclutch.MPG > > Todd Osbourne aka Clutch rocking the acid with a 303/606 > http://www.jameshurlbut.net/demf06/video/toddosbourne606303.MPG > > Ron Trent gets deep and percussive to an empty bowl > http://www.jameshurlbut.net/demf06/video/rontrentpercussionintokms.MPG > > Diviniti sings her deep house hit 'find a way' > http://www.jameshurlbut.net/demf06/video/minxanddiviniti.MPG > > Scan 7 in the dark > http://www.jameshurlbut.net/demf06/video/scan73.MPG > > John Johr opens the tent with minimal houseyness > http://www.jameshurlbut.net/demf06/video/johnjohr.MPG > > the wizard's teacher felton howard plays man with the red face. later > he would drop a bunch of techno remixes of pop rnb songs that got me going > http://www.jameshurlbut.net/demf06/video/feltonhoward.MPG > > DJ Godfather with DJ Omega on the mic tearing up the tent > http://www.jameshurlbut.net/demf06/video/djgodfatherandomega.MPG > > MIchael Geiger on the waterfront > http://www.jameshurlbut.net/demf06/video/michael%20geiger.MPG > > Photek whips up a frenzy underground > http://www.jameshurlbut.net/demf06/video/photek.MPG -- Mario De Block Natuurinrichting/M.e.r./Beheerovereenkomsten PDPO Agentschap voor Natuur en Bos Buitendienst Antwerpen Copernicuslaan 1 bus 7 te 2018 Antwerpen Tel. 03-224 62 69Fax 03-224 60 87 E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Sinds 1 april 2006 zijn de afdeling Natuur en de afdeling Bos & Groen samengevoegd tot één agentschap: Agentschap voor Natuur en Bos (ANB).
Re: AW: (313) berlin, berlin wir fahren nach berlin :)
was there too and enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere at berghain/panorama sunday afternoon. You'd just stumble accross Theo Parrish and Carl C and Buzz Goree (who'll promote a truck at the next Love Parade btw; which lost dr Motte as director, something i didn't seem to have caught through 313) for another few tips; I enjoyed being at the Tacheles spot too (where A Guy Called Gerald has his own studio) it's something like a worn-out building full of alternative art/goa scenery, and graffiti rebellion - alas their terrace features Coca Cola parasols (which is really sod if you criticize and take a stand against majors through art at all of your four floors i guess) (read more about the site and the link with Gerald on http://super.tacheles.de/cms/kuenstler/abfrag2_detail.php?id=37) Next to Wee12kend Club (which featured Theo Parrish and Dixon saturday night and is located on the twelveth floor of a building overlooking the Alexanderplatz) I heard great comments on Watergate too, it's down Kreuzberg (Falckensteinstrasse). Their party listings impressed me anyway. I only found it strange and odd that two third of the Wee12kend club just didn't take too much notice of the music and its deejays - the place is a little ill-designed for that too as the speakers surround just a small part of the floor And close to Watergate, at the same street, you got a gallery called The Aquarium (a spin-off of its London's homeground) that features Jimmy Cauty's slightly subversive art for another few weeks from now. I passed by Tresor's former address too - the whole place's devasted by a massive building project which erases anything it has been - for which i would like to question www.3leipziger.de if they'd plan to eventually leave a marking spot for memorizing the club - in their basement or something. I think that's something Tresor would be appropriately memorized with, though i don't know if the Bauwert building experts really (would) take interest in that - i'd only hope so. Anyone who'd follow me for that at www.3leipziger.de? ;) Mario Simon Hindle schreef: > Yup, this weekend seems to be the bomb time to be in Berlin - a friend is > over there at the moment. Theo on Friday, Weatherall on Saturday and Rhythm & > Sound + Tikiman live on Sunday. > > Damn! > > >>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 19/05/2006 6:45 am >>> > hey B... > > you can get Theo Parrish there this weekend in Berlin. > > here's the data: > > 20. Mai 2006 ab 23 Uhr > Weekend, Alexanderplatz 5, Berlin-Mitte > > have fun ! > > cheers > dUb > > >Hi list, > > > >i'm for some days in Berlin (this Saturday 20 - 23 May) and would like to > >know if somebody could give some hints where to find good discs (new + 2nd > >hand), restaurants/bars, shoping etc... I was already in Hardwax, WMF and > >Tresor (a bit too late now hehe) and that's all. Also parties would be cool > >! I heard about the one in berghain... looks good. > > > >Any info welcome ! > > > >Please hit me back in private > > > > > >Cheers, > >B > > > >Can be in English, German, French or Dutch > > -- Mario De Block Natuurinrichting/M.e.r./Beheerovereenkomsten PDPO Agentschap voor Natuur en Bos Buitendienst Antwerpen Copernicuslaan 1 bus 7 te 2018 Antwerpen Tel. 03-224 62 69Fax 03-224 60 87 E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Sinds 1 april 2006 zijn de afdeling Natuur en de afdeling Bos & Groen samengevoegd tot één agentschap: Agentschap voor Natuur en Bos (ANB).
Re: (313) transmat?
i have been asking for the possibility of buying these very same releases at different stores (record time, submerge) by email, but never even was answered (don't know why that would be). bad luck, as sans soleil was one of the best lives i saw at Movement 03. Ebaying hardly helps me out (the Time:Space 02 goes at sick prices every now and then. I guess if Japanese collectors are involved ..;)) M Francis Gosselin schreef: > Don't have an answer for this one, but actually a related question. > Browsing discogs.com, I've just come across that Japanese label that > put out the last "Time:Space vol.2" in collaboration with Transmat a > couple of years back (called catalog.), and I noticed they had 3 > other Transmat full-length licences: Sans Soleil, Double Helix > (woah!) and Microworld. > > I don't recall reading about these releases on 313... Does anyone own > some of these? How are they? > > And finally, does anyone know how come Transmat never released these > in the States? > > I haven't heard or seen any release from them since the Movement > CD/DVD. Maybe they did close down? At least Submerge re-pressed their > vinyl back catalog last year. Perhaps there's more to come from there? > > Francis. > > At 12:05 PM 3/6/2006, Guilherme Menegon Arantes wrote: > > >Hey list, > > > >I hate to do this kind of comment, but www.transmat.com has been down > >for a while and i have heard rumors that the company is bankrupt. > > > >Does anyone have more details? > > > >G > >__
(313) Hawtin at the Winter Games
might be nice to know Richie Hawtin creates music for the Winter Games posted on 16-01-2006 Olympic ceremony producers K2006 invited Richie Hawtin to collaborate with renowned Italian choreographer, Enzo Cosimi, on a key section of the XXth Olympics Winter Games Opening Ceremony taking place in Torino on February 10th. The new composition titled 9:20 was written & produced by Hawtin and will accompany Cosimis provocative choreography featuring famous Italian dancer Robert Bolle along with dozens of other dancers, performers and acrobats. Hawtin & Cosimi worked together in Hawtins Berlin studio to fully realize the drama and emotions of Cosimi's performers, building an evolving soundscape of sounds and effects to accompany the different movements of Cosimis piece. Ceremony producers have assembled an energetic program planned for the Opening Ceremonies with a theme originating around the foundation elements of Rhythm, Passion and Speed. Internationally renown not only for his music and global DJ performances, but also for his interest in new creative technologies, Hawtin is in perfect harmony with both the concept and its global audience. Enzo and I are very much interested in pushing boundaries, both as artists and for our audiences. Working together for the Opening Ceremonies of the Winter Games delivers the creative endeavor to not only entertain a huge audience, but to also introduce them to sights and sounds that they may have never experienced before," says Hawtin from his studio in Berlin. Born in England and raised in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, Richie Hawtin is highly regarded internationally for his recordings both as Richie Hawtin and his pseudonym as Plastikman while on the world stage as one of electronic musics most innovative and in demand performers. His recent album, DE9 | Transitions boasts a CD mix plus DVD featuring a 5.1 surround mix produced by Hawtin. Today, in between touring the globe, the Canadian producer spends time between his studios in Windsor, Canada and Berlin, Germany. Mario
Re: (313) Frank De Wulf
this is a set of his if you're interested. the live set he played saturady was sharper but this one will do either ;) http://www.fmbrussel.be/opnames/vrij_osfm2.mp3 Mario "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" schreef: > Hahaha, funny, we (the company I work for) are just finishing the new website > of Frank's company. It's a small world. Actually, his company is less than a > mile from ours. I also got the impression that Frank isn't really into the > music anymore so I'm a bit surprised by these messages of him playing out. > But it's great to hear of course. I'll ask what his plans on this front are > next time I speak to him. > > John > > >- Oorspronkelijk bericht - > >Van: De Block, Mario [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Verzonden: maandag, november 7, 2005 06:12 PM > >Aan: 'Stewart Caig' > >CC: '313' > >Onderwerp: Re: (313) Frank De Wulf > > > >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! > >M > > > >Stewart Caig schreef: > > > >> I spoke to him about 4 years ago now and he was running a video production > >> company and had no plans to get back into making or playing electronic > >> music > >> so its good to hear hes out and about again. Is he actually putting any new > >> stuff out, would be interesting to hear what hes doing these days because > >> his late 80s/early 90s stuff was pretty legendary. > >> > >> - Original Message - > >> From: "De Block, Mario" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >> To: <313@hyperreal.org> > >> Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 5:01 PM > >> Subject: (313) Frank De Wulf > >> > >> > hi guys > >> > just if you're having a chance to see him, like next month in Leeds > >> > (don't know where his guest appearance will be), or any other rare set > >> > he'll do later on: Frank De Wulf is still sooh great! He played at > >> > Brussels airport last weekend and was as sharp as you expect a true > >> > legend to be > >> > not to be missed ! > >> > M > >> > > >> > > > > > > >
Re: (313) Frank De Wulf
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! M Stewart Caig schreef: > I spoke to him about 4 years ago now and he was running a video production > company and had no plans to get back into making or playing electronic music > so its good to hear hes out and about again. Is he actually putting any new > stuff out, would be interesting to hear what hes doing these days because > his late 80s/early 90s stuff was pretty legendary. > > ----- Original Message - > From: "De Block, Mario" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <313@hyperreal.org> > Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 5:01 PM > Subject: (313) Frank De Wulf > > > hi guys > > just if you're having a chance to see him, like next month in Leeds > > (don't know where his guest appearance will be), or any other rare set > > he'll do later on: Frank De Wulf is still sooh great! He played at > > Brussels airport last weekend and was as sharp as you expect a true > > legend to be > > not to be missed ! > > M > > > >
(313) Frank De Wulf
hi guys just if you're having a chance to see him, like next month in Leeds (don't know where his guest appearance will be), or any other rare set he'll do later on: Frank De Wulf is still sooh great! He played at Brussels airport last weekend and was as sharp as you expect a true legend to be not to be missed ! M
Re: (313) Looking for non-beat 313 and 313 related music (playlistforfalling asleep)
but all in all this isn't all that 313. sorry. was too enthusiastic reading about 'sleep mode' music;) just neglect try modern classic music like Arvo Pärt. or Monolake's 'gobi desert', 35 minutes of filmic 'stories'. good to count strange creatures by, much more exciting than just sheeps ;) or else, probably some darker intricate material like Coil's. their 'music to play in the dark' wasn't just called so by accident ! ;) Mario "fab." schreef: > Biosphere - Microgravity > [din arovane 004] - arovane - atol scrap > [ampcdms01] pub - single > gas - modern > > fab. > > - Original Message - > From: "S. Weisse" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <313@hyperreal.org> > Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 10:03 PM > Subject: (313) Looking for non-beat 313 and 313 related music (playlist for > falling asleep) > > > Dear members, > > > > I would like to compile myself a set of tracks (ie. a so-called playlist) > > of tracks for falling asleep in the evening. As tracks with a strong > > (means almost any) beat are not properly working for that, I am looking > > out for chilly tracks. Hypnotic non pumpin music to find a light > > definition. Any recommendations ? Preferably something that I can still > > buy today. CD or DRM free compressed music format would be very nice, > > records makes things for me just more complicated but I would go for that > > if the tracks are worth it. > > > > kind regards, > > Stefan > > > >
Re: (313) Looking for non-beat 313 and 313 related music (playlist forfalling asleep)
try modern classic music like Arvo Pärt. or Monolake's 'gobi desert', 35 minutes of filmic 'stories'. good to count strange creatures by, much more exciting than just sheeps ;) or else, probably some darker intricate material like Coil's. their 'music to play in the dark' wasn't just called so by accident ! ;) Mario "fab." schreef: > Biosphere - Microgravity > [din arovane 004] - arovane - atol scrap > [ampcdms01] pub - single > gas - modern > > fab. > > - Original Message - > From: "S. Weisse" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <313@hyperreal.org> > Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 10:03 PM > Subject: (313) Looking for non-beat 313 and 313 related music (playlist for > falling asleep) > > > Dear members, > > > > I would like to compile myself a set of tracks (ie. a so-called playlist) > > of tracks for falling asleep in the evening. As tracks with a strong > > (means almost any) beat are not properly working for that, I am looking > > out for chilly tracks. Hypnotic non pumpin music to find a light > > definition. Any recommendations ? Preferably something that I can still > > buy today. CD or DRM free compressed music format would be very nice, > > records makes things for me just more complicated but I would go for that > > if the tracks are worth it. > > > > kind regards, > > Stefan > > > >
Re: (313) DJ BONE.. ATTACKS - Week 11 - Live in Dublin 15 Oct 05
which is the track clocking in at 1:51:15 and fading out at about 1:54:30? it fairly jacked my ass Mario The Archiver schreef: > For Those That DONT know. > > http://tinyurl.com/dcxau > > The Archiver
(313) Re: (G-TECH) DJ BONE.. ATTACKS - Week 10 - Live in Detroit
hi dear would anyone on this forum have the opportunity and will to make the mix an mp3 one? That would be so great. Bon's mixing finely tunes up with my sense of energy and passion, musicwise, if i can say that. He's great and just straight, with no nonsense thanks. so much Mario Garrett McGrath schreef: > http://7mzdt.com/subjectdetroit/ > > that time of the week... back with a special Detroit session. enjoy. > > ___ > global-techno mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://lists.f4.ca/mailman/listinfo/global-techno > > Service Provided by F4 Internet : http://www.f4.ca/ > Quality web hosting only $8/month : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) mu - paris hilton
hey has anyone got the lyrics of Mu's 'Paris Hilton' on this list? it would be outrageous to read, i catch up only snippets of it thank you Mario
(313) arte popobsession
hi wouldn't know if a lot of you can receive Arte, but tonight at 23.10 cte, a documentary series called PopObsessions, arrives at its fourth part, which stars deejays like Laurent Garnier, Westbam and Miss Kittin under the 'God Is A DJ' moniker. It's a German documentary from 2005, and I don't know if any other part of this journey through musical history has been any interesting, but porbably this could be for some of you 313'ers ;) Mario
Re: (313) Favorite downbeat/leftfield/chill-out labels and artists?
my list of faves: -deep space network (source) -john beltran (obsessive, r&s) -contriva (monika enterprise) -hallucinator/various artists (chain reaction) -swod (city center offices) -ultramarine (some stuff, new electronica) -jon hassell (recently discovered, label bleu) -rising high stuff by wagon christ and mlo -some brian eno (apollo) -thomas p heckmann (raum! on mille plateaux) -.snd (mille plateaux, wicked minimal funk stuff with ambient parts) -susumu yokota! Mario "fab." schreef: > i'd say it's a pretty good side project - expect the usual lounge samples > used on the farben records, although here they run for longer. the beats are > not glitch, but more of the abstract hiphop variety. > > i've heard it only twice but i think i can agree with joe about it having > limited replay appeal - maybe this is due to the looped nature of the > tracks > > fab. > > - Original Message - > From: "/0" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "Antonio Alves Felizardo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Cc: <313@hyperreal.org> > Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2005 3:26 AM > Subject: Re: (313) Favorite downbeat/leftfield/chill-out labels and artists? > > > The Exposures isnt too good for replay value IMO. > > > > good for a few listens, for sure. I think jelinek topped out at beautone. > > > > i sent a preview copy of this to someone else on the list, maybe they will > > speak up with their opinion on it. > > > > -joe > > > > - Original Message - > > From: "Antonio Alves Felizardo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Cc: <313@hyperreal.org> > > Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 9:07 PM > > Subject: Re: (313) Favorite downbeat/leftfield/chill-out labels and > > artists? > > > > > >> Some recs: > >> > >> -- The Exposures - Lost Recordings LP (Eastern Developments) > >> > >> New & excellent project from Jan Jelinek on Prefuse's label, on a > >> downbeat tip. > >> > >> -- Danny Breaks - The Outer Dimension LP (Alphabet Zoo) > >> > >> Seriously twisted hip-hop instrumentals, check! > >> > >> -- Elmore Judd - Angel Sound LP (Above the Clouds) > >> > >> Bedroom made album by London based artist, sweet melodies and vocals. > >> > >> -- Koushik - Be With LP (Stones Throw) > >> > >> Hiphop meets Folktronica (haha!). Gorgeous! > >> > >> -- Jimmy Edgar - Bounce Make Model LP (Warp) > >> > >> Timbaland meets Detroit, with a twist. > >> > >> -- Populous - Queue For Love LP (Morr Music) > >> > >> One of my fave albums of the year so far. Deep and layered downbeat > >> arrangements. > >> > >> -- Sa-Ra - Dark Matter & Pornography Mixtape CD (??) > >> > >> The future of MTV music? If you haven't heard of them, you seriously need > >> to check their production and remix works out. Awesome stuff. > >> > >> -- Anything on Bully, Sixtoo's label, check: VA - Bully Lunch Money > >> Singles Vol. 1 // Elektro4 - Keystroke One LP > >> > >> Check Juno for samples! > >> Antonio > >> > >> > >> On Aug 3, 2005, at 1:03 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> Just in the mood for beats - head nodding music lately > >>> > >>> my favs lately have been Ninja Tune, 4Lux, Cup of Tea, Tru Thoughts... > >>> > >>> share yours? > >>> anything out there that's Detroit related (or not but just good)? > >>> > >>> MEK > >>> > >> > > > >
Re: (313) czech cops went bonkers?
we had it televised on national scale here; it's just utterly unfair if it all went like I read. I'd almost protest officially against the Czech government ;) in fact I should and make a clear stand, as just one individual, caring about such festival spirit to be saved. Things like the Love Parade and different tribal gatherings around created a spirit fo freedom at least for a while, with no harm intended to anyone Mario z66 schreef: > Czechtek 2005 is the 12th annual freetek party in open nature. This > year's self-organized freetekno event met unusual hostility from the > Czech police. Starting the morning of Friday, 29th July, the first > soundsystems and visitors gathered on a legaly rented land near the city > of Milec. In the morning hours the police blocked the exits from the > higway D5, causing an 8 kilometres long traffic jam. According to > eyewitnesses, the police officers were trying to stop people from > exiting the highway towards Milec based of their looks. Around 150 > people sat on the highway requesting that they are allowed to continue > their way to Milec. After 6 hours, following an ultimatum, at 13.00 the > Czech police used water-guns and heavy force to clean the blocked > highway. Abandoned cars were pulled away. The police continued to block > the highway exits, as well as several ways around Milec. > > The official police statements said that the legal contract between the > owner of the land on which Czechtek 2005 should take place is invalid. > The Czech Minister of (wrong: Justice) Internal Affairs Frantisek Bublan > of the social-democratic party CSSD, stated that the contract is invalid > and that the owner of the land revoked it. Later, Friday the contract > got into the media, as well as several interviews with the legal owner > of the land, confirming his support for the event and the validity of > the contract. Following his statement the Czech Senator JaromÃr Å tÄtina > and the Czech Green Party requested that Minister Buban stops the raid > against citizens of Czech republic which have not commited any crime by > their gathering on a legaly rented land. Nevertheless police continued > to block the area without reason. > > During night several thousands of visitors managed to pass the police > blockage, leaving their cars behind on the roads. The Czech police was > getting reinforcements from Pilsen, coming by vans and buses. Saturday > morning the free techno party was having 5000 visitors and around 300 > cars that managed to get on the place. The soundsystems started to play > music. > > The Speaker of the Czech police stated that the visitors damaged > neighbouring lands while trying to pass their blockage. The landowners > filled a legal complaint against the organizers of Czechtek 2005. The > citizens of Ãjezd pod PÅimdou, a small town near the place of CT 2005 > signed a petition and handed in to the main Police Commander requesting > that the participants are allowed to continue their way. The streets of > the city were filled up by cars and people who failed to go through the > police street cordons. > > The police redirected cars comming from Germany to the border in > Rozvadov to other border crossings. According to police statistics 105 > out of 249 foreigners were turned back on the borders on the base of > "colored old cars, haircuts and tatoos". The highway D5 was closed on > both sides between 128 and 135 km. > > At 16.25 the police requested that the 6000+ participants leave the > gathering otherwise a police action will follow. The assault started at > 16.30 supported by around thousand riot cops massively using tear gas > and trying to push the visitors out from the place. The assault was > answered by throwing of various object at the police cordon and people > shouting "gestapo" at the policemen. According to eyewitnesses the > police used water to damage the soundsystems and unconfirmed messages > speak about the usage of gum projectiles and frequency jammers to > disprupt the mobile networks in the area. The "shadow minister" Ivan > Langer sharply criticizes the police assault saying that it's a > political decision imposed by the Prime-Minister JiÅÃ Paroubek (CSSD). > On the weblog of Czechtek a request for solidarity was posted asking > people to join a demonstration in Prague at 19.00 in front of the > Ministery of Justice. The police assault ended around 19.20 (before the > evening news) resulting in 50 injured people both on the sides of police > and the participants. The organizers of Czechtek 2005 stated that they > are going to appeal to European Court for Human Rights in Strassbourg. > > The second wave of police assault started around 21.00 with the goal of > pushing out the remaining people. The brutal and irrational assault and > police hostility are attributed to the government leading party, CSSD > (social democrats), and are viewed as a residuum of Communist thinking > as well as a populist attempt to get some attention bef
Re: (313) Derrick May and Norm Talley mixes
hi all would anyone be able and moreover, even be willing to make that mix accessible as an mp3 on a site? or is it somewhere? it would be so great tp hear the set and have it! ;) the samurai.fm site seems inaccessible for listening from specific computers - like mine - a governmental computer.. (which is why p2p sites aren't available either at mine) sigh ;) Mario "Odeluga, Ken" schreef: > Mayday's set at that 'inaugural DEMF' is almost legendary, imo, and I > think many who've heard it would agree with me. > > Now that I own better technology, I'm going to download it again for > safe keeping. > > That, and of course the ridiculously iconic 'mix-up' cd are what I > direct people who have never heard a Derrick May mix before, to listen > to. It's also a good way of reminding yourself, if required, what his > style, at it's best, is all about. > > Thanks Dan! > > Ken > > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 14 July 2005 01:26 > To: 313@hyperreal.org > Subject: (313) Derrick May and Norm Talley mixes > > Hello all > > Thought list peeps might be interested to know that Samurai FM has > just posted mixes by Derrick May and Norm Talley. > > Derrick's is the closing set from the first DEMF and Norm's is from > this year's Beatdown party at Agave. > > Haven't had a chance to listen to Derrick's yet, but Norm's is good, > could do with a tracklisting actually. > > The URL is http://www.samurai.fm > > Best > > Dan.
(313) toda space (?)
hi all once again i'll amaze you with one of my nostalgia-based questions; having digged up a tape from a dutch radio show from around 95-96. there was this amazing track in a landstrumm/vogel/sativae/mosaic etc style, with lots of bleeps, peeps, and a massive ultrafunky bass groove, with manic 'toda space, to-to-to-to-toda space' sample vox. could anyone make a point or suggestion about who's been hiding beyond this record? something like "city plus vision - 'space'" was what the host of the show stated, but radio 65 was always tricky in the that track announcements were always treated with a vocoder i'd understand if no one couldn't leave a hint ;) Mario
(313) chill out/attenborough
hi all just a question in case someone was deeply into UK chill music around the midst of the nineties: there once was this strange track including Richard Attenborough comment on a river-bound Amazonian creature (don't know what anymore), that intro'ed a chill out track around 94. Alex Patterson used to play it around that time, but I never caught up what or who was behind it. Anyone who does? I know, seems my reaction speed is about ten years too slow but, that's why we speak about 'hard to find' records, right? ;) Mario
Re: (313) Hello 313, I am....
Name: Mario De Block Born: 18/07/1971, Sint-Niklaas Live: Antwerp Job: government, biologist Discovered house/techno: through MTV's PartyZone and Rave Radio, originally a late friday night radio show on dutch radio 3. it included 'Clubland' from The Ghetto Brothers and i was hooked. About the same age Moby's 'Go' sent shivers on my spine. My first real identification with 'underground' music was with Time Zone's semi-rebellious 'World Destruction'. In terms of electronic music in general, I think Pink Floyd's 'Welcome To Machine' was the first track to really alienate me First techno party so far: Sun Electric/Biosphere/Robert Leiner at Pacific, Antwerp, feb 94. Although i remember my first (of two) Love Parade experience in 1999, when you would drive out of Antwerp at 03.00 am and already at that time, be recognized by likeminded people passing by ;) Best club: Fuse (which is obvious for Belgians i think). You could enter the spot in the most mundane kind of mood and be supplied with enough energy for 2 weeks. I remember the era where Aphex Twin and u-Ziq would play there and house and techno music was still a 'family' thing you didn't share with just anyone ;) I also remember I deliberately touched Richard D James and felt the magic for a second ;) Worst techno/house party so far: a party having Stacey Pullen/100% Isis/Marcello and Koenie on the list in Sint-Niklaas. A totally out-of-context sports location with mirror walls and utterly wrong-spirited posh people safeguarding the event. But a boat party in Brussels with Johnny Fiasco at the deck counts in too here: three people boarded, and the organizer committed suicide the next week. Some people just never get what they deserve Best techno party so far: Exil 98, at the seaside of Cherbourg, France. To me, the french really have this unique, raw-edged kind of idea about parties (you'll know about their 'free party culture' I guess). I'm not hinting at the Astropolis party of 2000 when a visitor was killed though. Movement 2003 was peaking creatively as well i think, but the fact that it was my first visit to Detroit might have helped ;) Best live act so far: probably the Chain Reaction crew feat Tikiman and Monolake at the 6am dawning of a day in july at Astropolis. But Object at a Foton 'Capture' event in Brussels, 2001, with six Volkswagen car frames being used as speakers, and totally absorbing micro-electronics going with it, tops my ranks as well Best dj set so far: Steve Rachmad at Tresor Park, july 1999? Always was and always will be a fan of: Talk Talk. Captivating techno experience advice: listen 'Red Angel' by Hallucinator, stargazing or watching clouds pass by. It just makes me feel 'connected' Mario
(313) hidden pearls - classics - unrecognized favourites
hi all i just bear this question in mind for so long that i thought, i just release it here ;) has anyone here got tips on records that aren't commonly known but really are amongst your personal classics, i mean, dance records that you feel like determined your passion with house and techno (or affiliated) but never seemed to have gained the apt attention they probably deserved to your likings? if you wanna share, please do - i would be so curious, as i'm sure i miss out on so many beautiful records i never heard of while i kind of re-organized my private stock of records i redetected some of these records, and some of these, mostly originating from the earlier nineties, are like: -transform/'transformation (maurizio's mix) (see saw) -powa/'hoods in da house (mousetrap) -ricky r/'underground morality' (progressive motion) -sabres of paradise vs therapy?/'nowhere' (remix) (A & M UK) -ibrahim alfa/'machine code' (mosquito) -marvo genetic/'fourth wave ep' (new world basics) -wookey/'who's listening' (10th planet) -biogen and ruxpin on uni:form (from iceland) -neil landstrumm/'paskal ep' (mosquito) and how i love still these frank de wulf tracks like 'arena' et al! thanks Mario ps: another thing i would like to know is: how many are we here at 313? are we 1000 (in total)? Mario
Re: (313) virtual sex lp repressed! ACTUALLY IT'S BEEN BOOTLEGGED,BURN THE BOOTLEGGERS
very much so [EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef: > _ > - 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) woooah, hold on a second, I think I just found some DerrickMay mixes I've not heard before & wevvers too
is there anyway to remodel a rm file into an mp3 one? because i dearly hate .rm files and all that for obvious car audio compatibility reasons ;) robin schreef: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >>if anyone works out how to download them, let me know. I can't hear them. > > > > > > > > these play in realplayer > > you need clever software or a cleverly set up PC not download or rip them > > > > > > well not that clever francis. just dl the file that is linked of the > button and then read it. that's the address of the full .rm file > > plug that into your browser or use 'wget' > > robin...
Re: (313) new records
> i thought that next to the Movement double pack, the new Marc Leclair is so
> great. it's a recording of a session he's done in London's Tate Gallery.
> Something of minimal ambiented click house fabric but interesting, wide
> focussed, and inspiring altogether. And an ode to women bearing a child. Due
> out mid march i think
other great stuff to me was L'Altra ('Different Days'), and Littl Shyning Man's
folk-meets-electronica-meets-romanticism kind of 'Hart Of The Wud' on Sonic360
the sole technotechnotechno artist who grabbed me where only very few people
are supposed to grab me, lately, was Mark Williams ('Part Of Me', as on Luke
Slater's 'Fear And Loathing 2')
M
(313) clues about 'dream dancing III'
sorry to ask but has anyone got any clue about 'dream dancing III', a mix cd which i happen to have received for reviewing. it's got larry heard (micro-gravity), 3 chairs (i wonder why), moodymann (should've known) as well as sting (i burn for you), joni mitchell (the dawntreader), patti smith (wave) and noni (be my (friend)) on prescription on the playlist. how yin and yang can a record get ;)? the only help it gives is a credit to both paul nickerson and francis englehardt. probably a boston area member could serve a hint (as i browsed the net and stopped by a party link hinting at 'man ray') but i'm totally like *?* thanks for helping me out mario
Re: (313) At Les
it might be needless nonsense to bug you with but actually i didn't know but since a few years that 'At Les' meant 'At Lesley's', hinting at one of Carl's former girlfriends. Then again, being asked for his main inspiration, Carl said, simply, 'sex'. M "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" schreef: > > > -Original Message- > From: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 16 December 2004 21:44 > > > did i miss the memo? ive never thought at les was all that remarkable > really, especially compared to other things CC has done. whats with the > undying love for this track? > > Ronny and Sean I salute you! > For me it's just that it's probably my favourite piece of music ever. > > The original electronic piece is the one - for me the other version loses > much of the appeal of the original by being played in a more 'real > instrument' version. > > Not that (not having done so) I wouldn't love to see Innerzone O doing it > live. > > Obviously since music's a subjective thing it's fine not to like a track > that others like, that's always gonna be the case, doesn't necessarily mean > you don't 'get it', maybe you 'get it' but you don't want it. > It does happen on occasion though that you have a sudden epiphany with a > piece of music and whole new vistas open up for you, it's happened to me > many times (for example I remember it happening to me at a rave in Scotland > a dozen or so years back with Speedy J 'Pullover', a track that I'd always > thought boring before, when suddenly I appreciated it's repetitiveness was > it's asset not it's problem, that track makes me giggle to this day). > (Still waiting to have one of these moments with the whole Theo / KDJ > thing.) > > Turn down the moral watchdog! Big up the bickering! Bring back Alex!
Re: (313) detroit ambient
i remember this mindblowing Time:Space live act in Movement 03. sorry guys, I got my mind made up: i meant Sans Soleil (was on time:space comp)
Re: (313) detroit ambient
i remember this mindblowing Time:Space live act in Movement 03. should order this full cd (on Transmat) Klaas-Jan Jongsma schreef: > > On Thursday, December 16, 2004, at 01:46PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > >hi folks. just curious about which detroit-produced ambient trax you would > >consider your favorites. right now I'm hooked on "gathering light", by > >detroit escalator company. that track just pulls me out of whatever I'm > >doing. > > What about Tobny Drake on Transmat, really nice stuff to. Of course Theorem, > not really ambient pur-sang but really deep anyway :) > > kj at technotourist dot org
Re: (313) melancholia
try out 'deltidseskapism' maybe too on Source. it's beautifully lush post Chain Reaction/Monolake urban poetry in motion for the highway on late nights that will ease feelings of feeling lonely and i stick to the idea Takashi wada might shine its light over your heart too if you're into sweet ambient pop music without the dull stupid cupid idea you might get about it, pigeonholing it that way. it's just thirteen intricate japanese haikus. out on onitor. on the extra-313 level i thought yann tiersen and shannon wright worked out a blissfully encompassing album too (a self titled album on Ici D'Ailleurs) and sure there's stuff like July Skies too (which fits the British balladeers tradition, but more in ethereal ways) M kj at technotourist dot org schreef: > On 9-dec-04, at 1:25, kj at technotourist dot org wrote: > >> as in "pensive reflection or contemplation" - been listening to lots > >> of > >> music that puts me there/or compliments the mood I'm already in (I > >> blame > >> this rainy, not quite snowing yet, grey weather we've been having) > >> > >> stuff like: > >> > >> Opiate, Minotaur Shock, Four Tet, Isan, Mum, Boards of Canada, > >> Blockhead, > >> Fennesz, etc. > >> > >> anyone got suggestions for more of this type or more Detroit/313 > >> oriented > >> music that might fit the bill? > > > > Personally i love most of the Jimmy Edgar (how more 313 can you get > > :)) stuff, his records on Warp are really nice. Furthermore i am > > really enjoying a lot of the stuff on Merck especially that album from > > Edgar as Kristuit Salu vs. Morris Nightingale - My Mines I, also the > > Secede CD is really nice. > > Not really 313 orientated but since you mentioned Fennesz i think you > > will enjoy the album from Apparat on Sh*tkatapult (sorry the 313 > > textsensor won't let me write the full name :-/) as well. > > Doh! Forgot to mention Telefon Tel Aviv... how could i forgot about > them!
(313) dust science
by the way: dust science records seems about to prepare some relevant activity. they'll release claude young's (last?) new record and another featuring the black dog biting back. they're from sheffield i think www.dustscience.com
(313) top ten
hey guys any ideas for last 2004's 'top ten'? my ideas would be like: *'The Jazzy Drumsolo' - Strategy (Kranky) *Laurent Garnier and Jeff Mills set, Switch, Studio Brussels 17.09.04 *'110th August' - Takashi Wada (Onitor) *'Iambic 9 Poetry' - Squarepusher (Warp) *'Saddisfie Ya' - Rob Brown (Odds & End) *'Jus' Dance (KenLou mix)' - Mr V (KenLou) *'Golden (Sir Piers 'Curios' vocal)' - Jill Scott (Advance) *'Rivers of Sand' - Fennesz (Touch) *Biosphere live, Planetarium Brussels, 30.10.04 *'Strike' (lp) - 154 (Delsin) with extra props to: September Collective, Poji Records, Deltidseskapism (Source), Rushhour's DJ Red D set at last summer's Ten Days Off
(313) dj mag/richie hawtin
hi there would someone be willing to look up and cite the record that richie hawtin selected as this year's best track in the dj mag top 100 longlist? the only thing i remember is that it was from an artist with a name impossible to remember;) thanks Mario
Re: (313) stinson interview
well it wears me off, that kind of ethnic recuperation of 'music'. all is an influence of another unless you lie suffocating in your own oxygen-lacking biosphere, right. I remember presenting the topic straight to Richie in 97 for an interview and he just was cool with it, and replied that a week before he had been eating with the other member of Drexciya. And what if techno music integrated Kraftwerk? 'Don't tell me Kraftwerk were black' he said. I was so glad. A black and white world is what I truly detest, even if one day 50.5 % of America would decide we're better off that way Mario Aidan O'Doherty schreef: > http://www.dorja.com/~daveg/entries/2004/10/14/drexciya-interview-from-melody-maker-1995/ > > apologies if this has been posted before. the late mr stinson didn't mince > his words, especially with regards to hawtin. > > how long is it since there has been a richie bashing on this list? > > ta, > aidan > >
Re: (313) Not strictly techno
is the Onion a reliable news source? seems a site full of 'ironic senseless news' to me, i hope so. Detroit deserves better than such clichés in that case "Cobert, Gwendal" schreef: > But strictly Detroit : > "DETROIT-The Detroit Tourism Board is scaling back the city-sponsored > "Hidden Detroit" program following the deaths of 24 tourists in the past > month, city officials announced Monday. "The campaign did draw tourists > to historically significant places that usually go unnoticed, like the > rough-and-tumble honky-tonks of Ypsilanti and the site of the 1967 > riots," tourism board director Lauren Essleman said. "But ultimately, > unfolding the free 'Detroit Off The Beaten Path' maps in the middle of > the Purple Gang's old turf was not a good idea." Essleman said that, in > addition to the 24 tourists, the program resulted in the loss of more > than 60 vehicles." > > >From www.theonion.com > > Gwendal
Re: (313) John Peel
i remember him almost literally blowing my mind when i tuned in on his show and he played a track by ibrahim alfa called 'machine code'. what a pleasure to see how low a person's aim to conform can go never forget that moment M [EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef: > I am lost for words really, gutted being one but also very sad for his family > who have lost a man who could conntect with people in a very special way. RIP > John.. > > -Original Message- > From: Paul Kendrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tue 10/26/2004 2:11 PM > To: Martin Dust; 313 (E-mail) > Cc: > Subject: RE: (313) John Peel > > > > Gutted. He was a massive influence for me in my younger days, he was > one is the only DJs in the world who could get away with going form Gabber to > Death Metal and into blues. > > :-( > > P > > -Original Message- > From: Martin Dust [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 26 October 2004 14:17 > To: 313 (E-mail) > Subject: Re: (313) John Peel > > > Gutted - Massive, massive influence - lost for words > > > > > On 26 Oct 2004, at 14:17, Paul Fyffe wrote: > > > My biggest musical influence in life, without question. > > A tear in my eye as I write this... > > > > -Original Message- > > From: David Beattie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sent: 26 October 2004 14:12 > > To: 313@hyperreal.org > > Subject: Re: (313) John Peel > > > > Very sad news indeed > > > > > > > > --- "Mann, Ravinder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> To view the terms under which this email is > >> distributed, please go to > >> http://disclaimer.leedsmet.ac.uk/email.htm > >> > >> > >> > >> This is sad news... > >> > >> > > http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/tv_and_radio/3955289.stm > >> > >> Gutted > >> > >> Rav > >> > > > > > > > > >
(313) Wada
did anyone of you recently pass by Takashi Wada's 'Meguro' cd? it's so wonderfully lushed emotional ambiented music. touchy people will gladly close their eyes with '110th august' and feel the harmony
(313) magazines London
does anyone have a suggestion of possible London shops where I could find old stocks of music magazines like xlr8r grooves auf abwegen magic feet angbase (does this exist still? it was an in depth electronic music kind a fanzine zine) or, would there be anyone of you planning to dumpt a stock/selection of any of these ? thanks so much Mario
(313) 303
am i the only one to recognize that fact that it's Detroit's 303rd birthday this year. i thought this was a specialist list ;)
Re: (313) Fabric 17 - Akufen
especially that Ultrakurt 'M'Gell' track is so warm and deep! I wonder who's behind that. Akufen sure did a good job to integrate some of the coolest minimal dubby dodge around Simon Hindle schreef: > Well it arrived in the post yeseterday and I gotta say that for me, this > is the best Fabric release in quite a while. Lots of layering, heaps of > quality canadian goodness - the future sounds great! Even though there's > plenty of the clicky minimal perlon sound, it doesn't get boring or > repetitive. I urge everyone to get out there and get a copy.
Re: (313) Bad Day
i just discovered some ultra fine deep house mixes through www.pojirecords.com
- truly original spirit - house music with dj pope and oji. it's so fat what i
heard there on 88.9 fm Baltimore! The fabric mix of Stacey Pullen fires my
engines too in my car. Alternatively, if i feel sad the other day, there's
seemingly not any techno/electronica record which can me make reconnect again
with my power. When i need that i bow back to things like the Swans ('white
light from the mouth of infinity') or eventually a bit of intimate post rock.
ps today i discovered Grauzone's 'Film 2' - wow, my gosh these guys were ahead
of their time
Mario
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef:
> Any Larry Heard mix will do - Chris Gray's mixes are good for putting a
> smile on my moody face as well
> the Aux 88 mix CD he did on k7 makes me happy
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> Martin Dust
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]To: 313@hyperreal.org
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>Subject: (313) Bad Day
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> Tell you what, I'm having a bad day - but D Wynn's - Souls In Motion
> mix is powering me through, top summer funk. What mix always cheers you
> up?
>
> Martin
Re: (313) planet e reissues
it sure will be repressed - mark said it to me personally (last year, he said them at the designers republic were reportedly considering the designing of the package) luckily my wait for seven years was disrupted by fabrice lig who gave me a double copy of this i am still so very thankful for that, Fabrice ;) Mario Aidan O'Doherty schreef: > does anyone here have any idea what other planet e rekkids are gonna be > repressed? > keeping my fingers crossed for the lofthouse double-pack, but that's unlikely. > > aidan
Re: (313) FNAC
could someone confirm whether that great DS release 'Volume I' on F Com shortly after their divorce with Fnac (which included 'Jack On The Groove' and some other acidic/ambiented tracks) had indeed Deepside aka Ludovic Navarre hiding behind it? i think that release delivered a physically exhausting moment in that early nineties house music ;) Mario jason kenjar schreef: > Thats a very impressive lineup Placid. > > I have been able to track down a few you have listed and like them a > lot. There is a purple double pack that has a live version of Acid > Eiffel, it's cool to hear the different take. There are a few good > tracks on that ep. The FNAC crew put out some good music indeed. > > On Tuesday, June 29, 2004, at 11:05 AM, placid wrote: > > > Aurora borealis wa amazing. > > Deepside - tolerance ep and the double pack. I'm not sure if I have > > 'seclude' > > Laurent garnier - A bout de soufflé wake up > > Modus vivendi - modus vivendi > > Shazz - lost illusion > > Ln's - good for me no good for me dub > > St germain - motherland ep > > Soofle - nouveaux ep > > Laurent garnier - planet house double pack > > Choice - obviously that ones in there > > Dave angel - new orchestration > > Deep contest - riposte p > > > > I was on the ball when they came out :)
(313) rolando matter
which is that minimal clap-heavy vibraphone-techy track with male parlando vocals including '..lullabies in your left ear' that i recently heard at a recording of his set at movement? i'm sure someone of you has a clue on this it's such a typical instant havoc track tx! Mario
Re: (313) Theo P
indeed; i heard from stacey p in an interview that moodymann also is a very introverted person by nature so that he doen't like to be advertized even and sometimes comes up playing at a party (in detroit) - and he does not let many people into his private surrounding too. so it must be like a personal story besides a consideration of how the music speaks for itself as well. months ago someone on this list reported though about the blatant way of how bodyguards acted stupid at a uk club when the three chairs came up to play (and that behaviour coming with stars isn't what these guys are about really) placid schreef: > I always thought it was to stop trainspotters and just to get people to > dance and listen to the music instead of watching / worshipping the > dj... > > -Original Message- > From: Martin Dust [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 29 June 2004 14:56 > To: 313 > Subject: (313) Theo P > > Does anyone know the real reason why he always plays behind a screen?
313@hyperreal.org
i think sony bougth r&s indeed. renaat breeds horses (or how you say in english) - it's the ferrari fetish, right sabine is the person to contact for licensing i thought. try [EMAIL PROTECTED] mario [EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef: > Hi. > > Has anyone got any idea if the Belgium label R&S still exists in any form? > > I need to contact them if I can. > > What happens if they're not still going and I need to license a track? Just > speak to the artist? > > Thanks > > Alex > _ > > - 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. > > PricewaterhouseCoopers 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) Ampy Fiddles
when i saw him last year at movement detroit i was glad to see him sing the 'war (what is it good for)' cover song. he got soul, it was in an intimistic hi-tech soul stage context which was nice. later on that evening carl craig got me into tears of joy and movement with detroit experiment live - with half of the people surrounding me who were black, and being in the city where it all started for these people.. that was about absorbing my whole spirit i can't understand really how someone like carl makes things happening then like making 17000 dollars out of recloose and not paying correct at all, as i hear (for one story) i mean, what's that about? Greg Earle schreef: > For the 5(?) whole people in Los Angeles that are on this list: > > Amp Fiddler will be making two LA appearances next weekend > in support of "Waltz Of The Ghetto Fly": > > Saturday, June 5th > Temple Bar > 1026 Wilshire Blvd. > Santa Monica, CA 90401 > http://www.TempleBarLive.COM/ > http://4.35.243.180/calendar/JUNE04.HTML > 310-393-6611 > $12 cover, Amp goes on at 11:30 PM > > Sunday, June 6th > Amoeba Music (record store in-store appearance) > 2:00 PM (Note early afternoon start time!) > 6400 Sunset Blvd. (At Cahuenga) > Hollywood, CA > http://www.AmoebaMusic.COM/ > 323-245-6400 > No cover charge (duh) > > - Greg
Re: (313) Jockey Slut goes down
the cover design was sad maybe. too glossy or i don't know what, just too corporate. before it was rough paper, which was better, as a warm touch always is ;) i have a stack of old ones in my bedroom just because it's cosy ;) but in order for british humour, the colourful design overall, the ridden a horse questions, all these only were sooh Jockey. it felt really very much like a discovery trip through music to me, and that's rare i think. xlr8r is cool too to me, but the new lay out is poor now - detail of course m Tom Churchill schreef: > A few years ago, maybe I'd agree - but IMHO its quality had been on the > wane for quite some time... TMF's techno reviews excepted of course :) > > On 28 May 2004, at 19:31, De Block, Mario wrote: > > very, very, very, very, very, very etc sad. jockey was one of the few > > that > > really got passion on every page
Re: (313) Jockey Slut goes down
very, very, very, very, very, very etc sad. jockey was one of the few that really got passion on every page Tom Magic Feet schreef: > I haven't posted for a while, so it's unfortunate that the first time I do > post again it is to share bad news: the publishing company behind Jockey > Slut magazine (and Sleaze, formerly Sleazenation) has gone into liquidation. > The new issue - the first in the new 3-monthly format - has just been > printed and will be on sale in the usual outlets, but will be the last issue > for the forseeable future. Annoyingly, the problem was said to be due to > financial difficulties with another unconnected part of the company's > business, not that the mag itself wasn't selling enough. There goes another > mag willing to write about techno, then. > > So, what titles are left in the UK now? DJ, IDJ, The Wire, M8, Mixrag... any > more? > > Bah, > TOM
Re: (313) Free the Elephants!
admirable decision! Jason Brunton schreef: > "Detroit Zoo to Free Elephants on Ethical Grounds > By Michael Ellis > > DETROIT (Reuters) - The Detroit Zoo will become the first major zoo to > stop exhibiting elephants on ethical grounds because they can develop > arthritis and stress-related ailments in captivity, officials said on > Thursday. > > The Detroit Zoo has one of the largest facilities in the country, but > its Asian elephants Winky and Wanda still have recurring foot problems > due to the cold weather, Director Ron Kagen told Reuters" > > Maybe we'll see Winky and Wanda at the festival this year!! > > Jason
