Re: "the one man storm"

[Diego Simak]

Thank you very much for sharing this.
El abr 22, 2016 2:57 AM, "Fred Heutte"  escribió:

> Prince and Mojo
>
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJZCoxZ5COY
>
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftKtWgXzMS8
>
>

Re: Techno dork moment

[Diego Simak]

accuradio has some decent stuff on techno and chicago house, among some
other less interesting thingsL

http://www.accuradio.com/electronic/

2016-04-13 15:39 GMT-03:00 jwan allen :

> When you realize so much 313 content is available from your streaming
> platform of choice, in this case Tidal, thus negating the need to
> waste time and memory ripping and uploading.
>
> Cue awkwardness when co-workers ask why you're so happy!
>
> Juan & Mortitz, Moodymann (including the latest mix), Robert Hood,
> Model 500, Drexciya and other favorite artists like Morgan Geist,
> Daniel Wang, Maurice Fulton, etc.
>
> Note: I know streaming nets pesos per stream, but as I already stated,
> I already own this material, so I'm just bugging out over convenience.
>
> Jwan
> --
> Technoir Audio
> http://www.technoiraudio.com
> "dealing with your imperfect world"
>

Re: 313 related internet radio?

[Diego Simak]

2014-10-12 19:13 GMT-02:00 Ivan Tomasevic to...@tesla.rcub.bg.ac.rs:

 313 related techno/house internet radio station



http://deeptechno.fm/

Re: (313) Chicago House Master Mix

[Diego Simak]

thank you very much for this
downloading it now


2014-05-01 15:19 GMT-03:00 Paul Wise placid...@gmail.com:

 Hi guys, not really 313, but 312..it's only a digit out and i know
 theres some fans of chicago house on here

 This is a mix I did for Dj International Radio, using records
 predominantly from 87/88/89.

 Any excuse to do a Chicago House mix ;). These records make up the
 spine of my collection, which has been built around the early years
 86/87/88 from which so much good music was released. This mix is a
 shade under 2 hours of 'Music that's good for your soul' to quote the
 now sadly deceased Frankie knuckles. I've thrown in a few unavoidable
 crackles and mixes that aren't synced to within an inch of their lives
 make the mix a bit more organic than the usual offerings. To make
 ilife even more difficult, as with all my mixes, there's never any
 planning, I choose a first record and go from there, if I let a record
 for its duration it's because it's either a brilliant record which
 should be heard in it's entirety or I'm frantically searching for the
 record I want to go with it (usually a combination of both. I hope you
 enjoy listening to it as much as I did making it.

 Mix is here - https://soundcloud.com/placid_88/placid-mmix

 Track list (in Alphabetical Order)

 3 Voices - Escape - Sound Pak
 Critical Digital - It's House - Critical House
 Da Posse - Don't Try to Fight It - Dance Mania
 Fast Eddie - Acid Thunder - DJ International
 Fingers Inc - A Path - Dj International
 Fred Brown - The Whop - Rockin' House
 Gherkin Jerks - Don't Dis The Beat - Gherkin
 House to House - Taste My Love - Police
 Jackmaster Curt - It's A Mans World - Jiszack Master
 Jackmaster Curt - Real Fresh House - East
 Joe R Lewis - Acid Falls - Target
 Joe R Lewis - Separate Ways - Target
 Jungle Wonz - The Jungle - Trax
 Last Generation - Feel My Love - Lower Level Records
 Le Melange - Tortured Journey - Precision
 M E - Ride - Trax
 Master C  J - Face It - Streetside Records
 Maurice Joshua - I Gotta Big Dick - Trax
 Rio D - I Gotto Make It - Rio Records
 Risque Rhythm Team - More Than Just a Dance - Chicago Connection
 Rocko - Here's The House - Street Life
 Shawn Shegog - Love Traxs - No Name
 Steve Poindexter - Chilling With The P - Muzique
 Street Side Boys - I Want to be with you - Streetside Records
 Victor Romeo - The Art of Acid - Dance Mania
 William S - I'll never Let you go - Trax

 As you can probably tell, done in one hit, on 2 x technics - Squidged
 into an mp3 @320kbps.

(313) RIP Frankie Knuckles

[Diego Simak]

In case anyone is not aware, Frankie Knuckles has passed away.

Very sad news.

http://www.nbcchicago.com/entertainment/the-scene/Chicago-House-Music-Legend-Frankie-Knuckles-Dead-at-59-253313661.html

Re: (313) Depeche Mode - Personal Jesus remix

[Diego Simak]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xLvArgSp3k


2013/6/10 edward thompson ed612...@iinet.net.au

 Hi guys,
 I went to 2 parties today (David Morales during the day and Jamie 3:26 at
 night and at both gigs Depeche Mode - Personal Jesus remix was played. An
 absolute dance floor killer of a track. Must be relatively new.
 Does anyone know what the remix is and who did it?
 Id say all the big boys would be playing it atm.
 Peace
 Ed

Re: (313) Depeche Mode - Personal Jesus remix

[Diego Simak]

yes it is


2013/6/10 Daniel Bean daniel.b...@bbc.co.uk

   That’s pretty dire.

 ** **

 *From:* Diego Simak [mailto:diego.si...@gmail.com]
 *Sent:* 10 June 2013 13:36
 *To:* edward thompson
 *Cc:* 313@hyperreal.org
 *Subject:* Re: (313) Depeche Mode - Personal Jesus remix

 ** **

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xLvArgSp3k

 ** **

 2013/6/10 edward thompson ed612...@iinet.net.au

 Hi guys,
 I went to 2 parties today (David Morales during the day and Jamie 3:26 at
 night and at both gigs Depeche Mode - Personal Jesus remix was played. An
 absolute dance floor killer of a track. Must be relatively new.
 Does anyone know what the remix is and who did it?
 Id say all the big boys would be playing it atm.
 Peace
 Ed

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Re: (313) history always favours the winners

[Diego Simak]

It's very interesting to note the clarity of Saunderson in his way of
speaking compared with the other guy, called Skrillez or whatever it
is

thanks for sharing it

2013/2/19 Daniel Bean daniel.b...@bbc.co.uk:
 That's pretty much the most interesting thing about it.

 Whenever I come across stuff like this or things related to these sorts of 
 artists I don't see it as having any bearing on anything I care about. It's 
 utterly irrelevant. I don't really understand why people get so hot under the 
 collar about EDM and what these people are saying.

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 That is the most wonderful URL slug.

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Re: (313) From the mouth of babes...

[Diego Simak]

2012/7/12 David Powers cybo...@gmail.com


 http://www.thedailyswarm.com/headlines/david-guetta-mocks-underground-resistance/

 'For [David] Guetta, dance music’s newfound popularity can only be a
 good thing. He won’t convince everyone, but few in the industry would
 deny his phenomenal success in the US has given the industry as a
 whole a healthy financial boost. “Listen, some people take themselves
 very, very seriously,” Guetta says. “I’m not a politician, you know
 what I mean? You remember in the old days you had people like
 Underground Resistance?” [a late 80s militant dance collective from
 Detroit]. He pauses and smiles. “I never took myself so seriously.”'

 WOW.

 ~David



I'm very glad to find out that I'm in the opposite side of him.
Yes, music (Detroit or wherever it is) is a serious thing to me.

Re: (313) acoustic jazz strings of life?

[Diego Simak]

Hi Kent!
I don't know if it is the very first jazz version of strings.. but I can
say that I saw it coming from a long time.
Personally speaking I liked it, but I think that some songs shouldn't be
touched.
I'm affraid that we will listen to this version in every venue, every
lounge, everywhere, from here.

Thanks for sharing it.
Best,
Diego


2011/12/20 kent williams chaircrus...@gmail.com

 Christian Prommer does dance classics as acoustic jazz
 Cant decide if it's great or awful:
 http://www.sonarkollektiv.com/tracks/DE-P96-06-00245/

(313) James Stinson - September 3rd 2002

[Diego Simak]

‪Drexciya - Birth Of A New Life‬‏ -
YouTubehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFBNa2ZGeW4feature=related

Re: (313) the drexciyan immersion project (was Re: (313) Drexciya reissues)

[Diego Simak]

I have to say that Birth Of A New Life is my favorite one.
It sounds just like it was in some random way but it's incredible peacefull
and enoyable.


2011/9/2 Patrick Wacher pwac...@gmail.com

 I have to put my vote in for Aqua Worm Hole... when those bubbling
 appegiated lead synth comes in, transports your mind to another level
 (another Drexciya ref there for the spotters)... oh and that stepped
 bassline carries that track all the way thru.

 Oh and Sighting In The Abyss is something else, almost new wave... was
 a great way to finish off that Aquatic Invasion ep.

 8-203X out...

 On Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 7:10 AM, jwan allen jwan.al...@gmail.com wrote:
  That record never leaves the bag! While I initially made fun of Frank for
  just now getting into his DIP, looks like he picked an oppurtune time
 since
  now he won't have to deal with overinflated ebay/discogs prices for wax.
 I'm
  looking forward to grabbing some doubles of some of the worn materpieces
 in
  my collection too.
 
  On Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 9:39 AM, Frank Glazer cpe1704...@gmail.com
 wrote:
 
  journey home EP and black sea specifically were among the tracks i
  rated highest in iTunes star system during my first run through of the
  350+ stinson/donald cuts i've listened to. black sea got five stars.
 
  On Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 8:31 AM, Rob Taylor 
 barringtonphelo...@gmail.com
  wrote:
   yes, i suspect black sea is my favourite techno track of all time
  
   On Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 12:11 PM, ja...@iridite.com ja...@iridite.com
 
   wrote:
  
   The Journey Home EP on Warp - incredible stuff!
  
   Jason
  
   On 2 September 2011 09:19, Ronny Pries r...@rohformat.de wrote:
Yeah, Wavejumper. Lost Vessel also got that something something.
 But
for
some reason i never got around to play that one, dunno why.
   
WaveJumper is probably my favorite as well...  but as far as
 general
listening, The Other People place gets played over and over and
 over
again.
  But that's easy listening.
On Thu, Sep 1, 2011 at 3:34 PM, Frank Glazer cpe1704...@gmail.com
 
wrote:
   
Since August 1st I've been trying to concentrate entirely on
devouring
the oeuvre of Gerald Donald and James Stinson (R.I.P.). We're
talking
about 24 full hours of music over about 45-50 albums, EPs, and
singles
including all their various pseudonyms. The reason I am doing this
is
because I find their music to be relatively tricky to wrap my head
around in general, while so many of my friends consider
Stinson/Donald
to be among the best of their contemporaries. Specifically a lot
 of
Stinson/Donald tunes sound particularly chaotic even to my modern
ears
well trained in noise, avant garde, and the repetitive loops of
minimal classical (Steve Reich, Philip Glass) and techno music.
 I
wondered if completely saturating my ears with only their music
would
change my opinion/enlighten me to their supposed genius at all.
   
To date I am about halfway through the project based on mostly
casual
subway ride listening, and I've not been as diligent in avoiding
 the
fast forward button as I'd hoped I could be. It's really difficult
to
stick to one artist who produced a pretty consistent style of
 music
without listening to anything else for such an extended period of
time. I do occasionally give my ears a bit of a break and allow
myself
to hear some non Stinson/Donald tunage.
   
To date Wavejumper from their 1995 Aquatic Invasion EP remains
my
absolute favorite Drexciya tune:
   
http://youtu.be/imKh_TKqHt4
   
As a side note, the name I've given this experiment - Drexciyan
Immersion Project - is a kind of funny nod to the sci-fi
 underwater
mythology that Drexciya built around their music/built their music
around.
   
On Thu, Sep 1, 2011 at 6:24 PM, Jason Kenjar 
 jasonk1...@gmail.com
wrote:
 an undiscovered track or three would be nice..i can dream rite?

 On Sep 1, 2011, at 5:14 PM, Patrick Wacher wrote:

 Some interesting news on the wire:


 http://www.xlr8r.com/news/2011/09/drexciya-reissues-coming-soon

 Sadly, it's been nearly a decade since early '90s Detroit
 techno/electro duo Drexciya last released new music. However,
 we've
 just discovered that reissues of the pair's early material will
 be
 surfacing in the near future. Clone Classic Cuts, the reissues
 imprint
 for Dutch label Clone, announced just yesterday: We will
 reissue
 the
 early Drexciya catalogue on Clone. We are currently busy
 restoring
 the
 original master tapes, and hopefully we will have the first one
 ready
 before the end of the year! Of course, we will keep you updated
 on
 the
 process. No further details were shared, but the news itself
 is
 certainly exciting, to say the least. (via FACT)


   
   
   

Re: (313) Look busy!

[Diego Simak]

As Horacio Buscaglia said and I'm sorry to confirm:

Death is the best spons

2011/8/29 kent williams chaircrus...@gmail.com

 An odd side effect of the coverage of Dan's passing is that I'm
 getting lots of 313 list subscription requests. People are paying
 attention! Look busy!

Re: (313) Look busy!

[Diego Simak]

As Horacio Buscaglia said and I'm sorry to confirm:

Death is the best sponsor

2011/8/29 kent williams chaircrus...@gmail.com

 An odd side effect of the coverage of Dan's passing is that I'm
 getting lots of 313 list subscription requests. People are paying
 attention! Look busy!

(313) Conrad Schnitzler

[Diego Simak]

Hi list,
I just received an email from microsound list informing that Conrad
Schnitzler passed away last 4th August.

http://alteredzones.com/posts/1756/rip-conrad-schnitzler/

Conrad was a member of Tangerine Dream and Kluster.
Rest in peace Conrad, play that synths from the sky.

Re: (313) Need help--online promotions of music

[Diego Simak]

Hi David,
I wonder if your release is available for listening in beatbort.
If it is available can you post here the link?

Thank you
Diego


2011/7/19 David Powers cybo...@gmail.com

 Okay, I think you all misunderstood my question. I'm not trying to get
 SALES... I'm just trying to get BUZZ / conversations started. I just
 want people to listen to the music! There is so much music out, even
 getting someone to spend 5 minutes listening to your stuff is almost
 impossible now.

 What I'm really looking for are INTERACTIONS, which I measure two
 ways: forum post views, and actual responses via forums, email, and
 social networks.

 I do know that de:bug will be reviewing the release, so that should be
 good.

 Getting sales is the label's job... honestly, even vinyl that I
 released that I know did sell, never made me a dollar, as most vinyl
 releases seem to have expenses equal to the cost of creation.

 ___

 By the way get your music to more djs is obvious... but HOW? I've
 sent emails / fb messages with little success.

 I will say Akbal Music did a great job, getting the release to DJ
 Sneak, Loco Dice, Hawtin, etc... But I would like to make some direct
 connections and not only have my connections only exist through the
 label.

 As far as releasing more, I have a lot of music but my past releases
 haven't done much for me so I'm not sure that in itself, releasing
 does much good. I have come to the conclusion that releases need to
 fit into some bigger plan to be of much benefit.

 ~David

 On Tue, Jul 19, 2011 at 10:38 AM, Minto George mintogeo...@yahoo.com
 wrote:
  Get your music to more djs and release more music. That is primarily how
 you generate interest in the digital market. Combine digital releases with
 vinyl (even limited runs). As long as you have music people are genuinely
 interested in, it will sell.
 
  good luck, minto@dL
 
 
 
  On Jul 19, 2011, at 10:20 AM, David Powers cybo...@gmail.com wrote:
 
  Has anyone had any luck promoting digital releases online? I've got a
  new release on beatport, but as if this point in time, all the usual
  channels (email lists, facebook, forum posts) seem to generate very
  low interest. I'm very proud of this release and think it's as good as
  anything out there right now! But getting noticed in 2011 appears to
  be impossible as far as I can tell...
 
  So do you simply have to be rich and spend huge wads of cash to get
  noticed? (that's my theory--it's all a rich kids game!) Anyone who
  wants to weigh in, online or offline, please give me your thoughts!!!
 
  I do have an upcoming net release on a major website that should
  generate some thousands of downloads, which I hope may generate some
  new listeners. But I'm not sure what else to try at this point.
 
  From my point of view, it feels like the internet has turned into a
  giant crappy stripmall and I've got a storefront in some horrible, out
  of the way location!!!
 
  Oh, I will admit that there are some things that I still haven't
  gotten to that are in the works, like finishing my own site with good
  SEO content, that should at least drive a little bit of google
  traffic.
 
  Also, I may have mentioned this, but I will be starting a music blog
  in the next month, that will PRIMARILY be covering deep house from
  Chicago, Detroit, and NYC/east coast... So stay on the lookout for
  that!!!
 
  ~David
 

Re: (313) Need help--online promotions of music

[Diego Simak]

Thanks, sorry but I have a lot of 313 emails to read (I'm observing your
email as unread.)
I understand your frustration when I asked you about this link

Will hear it and let you know.

Thanks again
Diego


2011/7/19 David Powers cybo...@gmail.com

 Yes, it is... here is the same info I posted yesterday! ;-)

 [Akbal051] - Max Jacobson  Dave Powers: K-Oates
 New release on Akbal Music out of Playa del Carmen, Mexico! Release
 date, July 18, 2011.
 http://www.beatport.com/release/k-oates/394476

 K-Oates / 120 BPM. Deep House.
 Sheila Don't Love Me / 118 BPM. Tech House.
 ___

 What the so called Disc Jockeys are saying...

 DJ Sneak: i likes very much. nice oates redo.
 Solomun: top ! :) full support !
 Bloody Mary: will play for sure
 Loco Dice: Coool one WAV please D
 Matt Star: nice ep on akbal music
 Wink: Some fun summer time boot-legish tools! Love bizarre- fun!
 Franck Roger: I THINK I GO FOR THAT



 On Tue, Jul 19, 2011 at 10:56 AM, Diego Simak diego.si...@gmail.com
 wrote:
  Hi David,
  I wonder if your release is available for listening in beatbort.
  If it is available can you post here the link?
 
  Thank you
  Diego
 
 
  2011/7/19 David Powers cybo...@gmail.com
 
  Okay, I think you all misunderstood my question. I'm not trying to get
  SALES... I'm just trying to get BUZZ / conversations started. I just
  want people to listen to the music! There is so much music out, even
  getting someone to spend 5 minutes listening to your stuff is almost
  impossible now.
 
  What I'm really looking for are INTERACTIONS, which I measure two
  ways: forum post views, and actual responses via forums, email, and
  social networks.
 
  I do know that de:bug will be reviewing the release, so that should be
  good.
 
  Getting sales is the label's job... honestly, even vinyl that I
  released that I know did sell, never made me a dollar, as most vinyl
  releases seem to have expenses equal to the cost of creation.
 
  ___
 
  By the way get your music to more djs is obvious... but HOW? I've
  sent emails / fb messages with little success.
 
  I will say Akbal Music did a great job, getting the release to DJ
  Sneak, Loco Dice, Hawtin, etc... But I would like to make some direct
  connections and not only have my connections only exist through the
  label.
 
  As far as releasing more, I have a lot of music but my past releases
  haven't done much for me so I'm not sure that in itself, releasing
  does much good. I have come to the conclusion that releases need to
  fit into some bigger plan to be of much benefit.
 
  ~David
 
  On Tue, Jul 19, 2011 at 10:38 AM, Minto George mintogeo...@yahoo.com
  wrote:
   Get your music to more djs and release more music. That is primarily
 how
   you generate interest in the digital market. Combine digital releases
 with
   vinyl (even limited runs). As long as you have music people are
 genuinely
   interested in, it will sell.
  
   good luck, minto@dL
  
  
  
   On Jul 19, 2011, at 10:20 AM, David Powers cybo...@gmail.com wrote:
  
   Has anyone had any luck promoting digital releases online? I've got a
   new release on beatport, but as if this point in time, all the
 usual
   channels (email lists, facebook, forum posts) seem to generate very
   low interest. I'm very proud of this release and think it's as good
 as
   anything out there right now! But getting noticed in 2011 appears to
   be impossible as far as I can tell...
  
   So do you simply have to be rich and spend huge wads of cash to get
   noticed? (that's my theory--it's all a rich kids game!) Anyone who
   wants to weigh in, online or offline, please give me your thoughts!!!
  
   I do have an upcoming net release on a major website that should
   generate some thousands of downloads, which I hope may generate some
   new listeners. But I'm not sure what else to try at this point.
  
   From my point of view, it feels like the internet has turned into a
   giant crappy stripmall and I've got a storefront in some horrible,
 out
   of the way location!!!
  
   Oh, I will admit that there are some things that I still haven't
   gotten to that are in the works, like finishing my own site with good
   SEO content, that should at least drive a little bit of google
   traffic.
  
   Also, I may have mentioned this, but I will be starting a music blog
   in the next month, that will PRIMARILY be covering deep house from
   Chicago, Detroit, and NYC/east coast... So stay on the lookout for
   that!!!
  
   ~David
  
 
 

Re: (313) OK Kent, I see your point

[Diego Simak]

2011/7/6 Thor Teague thor.tea...@gmail.com

 Music is its own meaning... there is no need for it to be this or be
 that, if you choose to let it simply be. Nobody dances to a
 destination. The point of the dance is the dance.


I know what you mean, in fact it was over the table when I had the
discussion.
It is just DANCE music, so just dance it

But somehow, It has some meaning the other point of view.
Yes you just dance this song or another, It has some groove and other
things, but are you aware of the meaining and the reasons of that song?
Maybe i'm getting some complicated with this point but I feel nowdays that
all the things should be done with a sense of responsibility and therefore
be honest with your cultural legacy.




 I don't think you can understand the SOCIO-POLITICS behind it without
 at least living there for a few years, if not being from there.


I agree with that.



 But that only has as much meaning as you choose to attach to it.
 ~T

 On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 9:04 PM, Diego Simak diego.si...@gmail.com wrote:

  What do you guys think about this?
  Is possible for a person that had born outside Detroit and US, correctly
  understand the real meaning of Detroit Techno?
 
 
 
 

Re: (313) OK Kent, I see your point

[Diego Simak]

I would be very important to me visit there you guys but it is not possible
at this time
really thank you very much for your invitation!

I know that this list is about Detroit Techno, understanding this style as a
dance floor music since the beginning,
I don't want to name other styles here but I'm not sure if somebody from
other country than Uruguay (and Argentinaalso) can truly understand the
essence of Tango for example, to be honest.
Tango music is a style that I think represents the sadness of the city for
example, among other things that represent the people that lives in this
part of the world, the melancholy and hard life, the love appointment's, the
fight's between men to show who is more brave, just to name a few.
I think that this happens also with other styles like Candombe.

Well, maybe is just to deep just you said, and it's nothing more that dance
music, so just dance it.

Thank you
Diego



2011/7/7 kent williams chaircrus...@gmail.com

 On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 8:04 PM, Diego Simak diego.si...@gmail.com wrote:
  My question is: how a city and all the environment that surrounds it can
  influence the creation of art and more specific, the music creation?
  Please correct me, but from all that I had read seems that Detroit City
 had
  a primary influence in the techno style creation.

 Detroit Techno grew out of a particular and peculiar musical and
 cultural environment as it existed in the 1980s.  Since then, it has
 influenced musicians all over the world, and in turn the musicians of
 Detroit have absorbed influences from all over the world.  I have a
 great affection for the city itself as I have visited and made friends
 there, and it is lovely and terrible and unique as all American cities
 are.  As no doubt Montevideo is.

  More important to this question is how a person that lives outside this
 city
  can correctly understand this style.

 I don't think there's any barrier to entry. As (mostly) instrumental
 music it is purely abstract. Having eaten at a Coney Island or shopped
 at Submerge, or danced at The Works really doesn't inform the music
 per se. It isn't like trying to appreciate Pygmy chants where you
 don't know the language or culture that made it -- the cultural
 context at this point is global.

  Is this possible? Is possible for me, and for others that live outside
  Detroit understand techno as it was in that city?

 Sure. Why not? You might not know all the records or the background of
 the producers, but in the end it isn't so much what you understand
 about it but how it makes you feel.

  A very friend of mine that is musician told me that we can reach some of
 the
  aspects of this music, in a asymptotically way, but never understanding
 the
  real origin of this style and therefore have an incomplete picture of
  techno, since we live outside the city that was created.

 That's too deep for me. That's like the joke where when someone asks
 you a question about X, you say but how can you ever really know
 about X? We're at the mercy of our senses and our brains' ability to
 interpret it. You can't share anyone else's context 100% but that
 doesn't you can't reach a useful understanding of them.

  I don't know if you understand what I'm saying.
 Si comprende!

 
  What do you guys think about this?
  Is possible for a person that had born outside Detroit and US, correctly
  understand the real meaning of Detroit Techno?
 

 It means it's good music.  I think if you have the chance you should
 visit, and there are people on this list who will make you feel
 welcome and show you a good time.  But don't worry about it. Enjoy!

Re: (313) OK Kent, I see your point

[Diego Simak]

I think that this is what I'm talking about
Some DJ/Producers/artists can produce a song having the right elements and
the rights sequence and other things, but then results that this song does
not produce any sound...

I don't say that's a necessary condition but I think that's important to be
honest with your culture, just to be in the same direction and therefore
produce that sound

Bye
Diego

2011/7/7 David Powers cybo...@gmail.com

 Just to complicate things... even the producers may not understand the
 meanings behind their own songs!
 Because things have a history, they may use elements but not understand the
 history or the roots behind them.

 Sound and Rhythms also have a spiritual power, different sounds are
 conducive to different states of consciousness for listeners and dancers.

 Not many DJ's or producers have a clue about this! You have to understand
 the link between music and shamanism to understand this part of the sound...
 But it is extremely important. When used properly music is a tool for
 healing and spiritual evolution.

 ~DP



 On Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 12:14 PM, Diego Simak diego.si...@gmail.comwrote:



 2011/7/6 Thor Teague thor.tea...@gmail.com

 Music is its own meaning... there is no need for it to be this or be
 that, if you choose to let it simply be. Nobody dances to a
 destination. The point of the dance is the dance.


 I know what you mean, in fact it was over the table when I had the
 discussion.
 It is just DANCE music, so just dance it

 But somehow, It has some meaning the other point of view.
 Yes you just dance this song or another, It has some groove and other
 things, but are you aware of the meaining and the reasons of that song?
 Maybe i'm getting some complicated with this point but I feel nowdays that
 all the things should be done with a sense of responsibility and therefore
 be honest with your cultural legacy.




 I don't think you can understand the SOCIO-POLITICS behind it without
 at least living there for a few years, if not being from there.


 I agree with that.



 But that only has as much meaning as you choose to attach to it.
 ~T

 On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 9:04 PM, Diego Simak diego.si...@gmail.com
 wrote:

  What do you guys think about this?
  Is possible for a person that had born outside Detroit and US,
 correctly
  understand the real meaning of Detroit Techno?
 
 
 
 

(313) OK Kent, I see your point

[Diego Simak]

I'm subcribed to the 313 list a while back ago.
One thing that is important to note here is that I live outside Detroit in
fact I live in Montevideo, Uruguay.

Since the beginning I think that I've learned a lot about Detroit Techno and
all of the related stuff that had emerged from this style.
I've polish the rough sides of my knowledge, reading all the things
written on this list, I had a lot of pleasures times listening to all the
mixes posted here, where I consider some of them as jewels of dance music.

But since the beginning I have a doubt and this has reached some point of no
return.
Maybe this is the time to write it to the list.

Here it is:

My question is: how a city and all the environment that surrounds it can
influence the creation of art and more specific, the music creation?
Please correct me, but from all that I had read seems that Detroit City had
a primary influence in the techno style creation.

More important to this question is how a person that lives outside this city
can correctly understand this style.
Is this possible? Is possible for me, and for others that live outside
Detroit understand techno as it was in that city?

A very friend of mine that is musician told me that we can reach some of the
aspects of this music, in a asymptotically way, but never understanding the
real origin of this style and therefore have an incomplete picture of
techno, since we live outside the city that was created.
I don't know if you understand what I'm saying.

Personally I think that I agree in the last comment, I will never reach the
whole picture, the essence of techno since I live in another city and more
important in another culture.

What do you guys think about this?
Is possible for a person that had born outside Detroit and US, correctly
understand the real meaning of Detroit Techno?

Re: (313) Traktorized podcast june 2011

[Diego Simak]

I really enjoyed it
great beginning, I didn't expect that coming

Thanks for sharing

2011/6/21 Ronny Pries r...@rohformat.de:
 Hello list,

 got the first Traktorized podcast online now. It's an hour with 22 more or
 less fresh tracks, some netaudio tunes amongst them.

 Stream  download through http://official.fm/tracks/258735

 Tracklist as follows:

 01 Samuli Kemppi – Expand
 02 Surgeon – The power of doubt
 03 Instra:Mental – 8
 04 Max Cavalerra – Hellboys rising
 05 Jolka – Five (Silent Servant Remix)
 06 HxdB – Mustard (Cure Rerub)
 07 Scuba – Feel It
 08 Skudge – Ontic (Rolando Understands Remix)
 09 Mike Dehnert – Teilfolge
 10 Octave One – I Believe (Sandwell District Remix)
 11 Instra:Mental – Delta Zone (Advance)
 12 The Advent – Visualize
 13 Boddika – Spray
 14 Peverelist – Dance Til The Police Come
 15 Conforce – Vulcan
 16 Speedy J – Trails (Edit Select Tool 01)
 17 Incyde – Axis
 18 Cosmin TRG – Separat
 19 Samuli Kemppi – Crunch
 20 Kink – Shockwaves
 21 Sigha – HF029A1
 22 Buck UK – Once

 Further info like links to the downloadable tracks or discogs releases can
 be found here
 http://www.ronnypries.de/studio/mixes/traktorized-june-2011/

 Cheers
 Ronny

(313) Fwd: Movement Detroit 2011 - Day 3

[Diego Simak]

Check it out

-- Forwarded message --
From: RA Photos ra...@residentadvisor.net
Date: 2011/6/3
Subject: Movement Detroit 2011 - Day 3
To: diego.si...@gmail.com


Hey diegosimak,

The photo gallery from Movement Detroit 2011 - Day 3 is now online.

Click below to view the gallery;
http://www.residentadvisor.net/photo-gallery.aspx?set=17357

Re: (313) Fwd: Movement Detroit 2011 - Day 3

[Diego Simak]

I'm outside US
I never went to DEMF/Movement but I have the same feeling that you
expressed below
I don't know if somebody (thats been there) can put some comments about this?

2011/6/3 kent williams chaircrus...@gmail.com:
 lookit the white people!  I'm sorry i missed the festival but man,
 when did it turn into candy raver/shirtless meathead heaven?

 On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 12:45 PM, Diego Simak diego.si...@gmail.com wrote:
 Check it out

 -- Forwarded message --
 From: RA Photos ra...@residentadvisor.net
 Date: 2011/6/3
 Subject: Movement Detroit 2011 - Day 3
 To: diego.si...@gmail.com


 Hey diegosimak,

 The photo gallery from Movement Detroit 2011 - Day 3 is now online.

 Click below to view the gallery;
 http://www.residentadvisor.net/photo-gallery.aspx?set=17357

Re: (313) list admin test

[Diego Simak]

I suggest to add the following words to the filter list:

viagra
rolex
loan

2011/5/16 Jonathan Morse jn...@rochester.rr.com:
 trance

 On May 16, 2011, at 9:32 AM, kent williams wrote:

 beezlebub

 If you're curious, the EZMLM software on hypereal has been updated,
 and I'm checking on the operation of the naughty words filter.

Re: (313) New mix

[Diego Simak]

Hi Patrick the direct download link doesn't work
I'm getting a 404 error

i'm downloading the soundcloud version now
thank you
Diego


2011/3/28 Patrick Wacher pwac...@gmail.com:
 Heya all,
 Just put up a new mix for darkenergyradio.com just a bunch of newish
 and oldish tracks floating around there.


 Tracklist
 ===
 Summer Rain - Marcello Napoletano
 Innocense of Pleasure - Marco Bernardi
 World Is Changed - Marcello Napoletano  I.F.M.
 Late Drive - A Made Up Sound
 Direct Drive - Delano Smith
 Corp Stelar (Bearweasel Lazy Dub) - Aeromaschine remixed by Bearweasel
 Deep N Raw - Rootstrax
 Sonnenberg - Soulphiction
 Behind These Walls - Sui Generis
 Seventy Four (Redshape Mix) - Martyn remixed by Redshape
 Harlequin (Original Mix) - Rootstrax
 Hudson Square - Homework
 Freedom (A Mix) - Alex Agore
 I'm Into This - Homework
 Insecure - Conforce

 Soundcloud: http://snd.sc/eBzmDM
 Direct MP3: http://www.darkenergyradio.com/episodes/de-22.mp3

 Enjoy.

 Patrick.

Re: (313) The Dub Techno Sound of Berlin

[diego simak]

I've downloaded the mix this morning
loaded it into my phone
I was jogging along the coast with this mixture in my ears
Now I feel a little happier

thank you



2010/12/10 John Sokolowski jrsokolow...@hotmail.com:

 Here, here!

 I don't usually break out the dub until winter time. This makes the grey, 
 cold day feel warm and sunny ;)

 CC: pla...@acid-house.net; 313@hyperreal.org
 From: jmaro...@gmail.com
 Date: Fri, 10 Dec 2010 13:23:42 -0800
 To: l...@geeandel.com
 Subject: Re: (313) The Dub Techno Sound of Berlin

 I'm enjoying it too. Thanks!

 Sent from my iPhone

 On Dec 10, 2010, at 12:23 PM, Lara Terrell l...@geeandel.com wrote:

  Gorgeous mix!
 
  On Dec 10, 2010, at 5:35 AM, Placid pla...@acid-house.net wrote:
 
  Pioneered by Berlin Duo Moritz Von Oswald and Mark Ernusutus, and for me, 
  still unparalleled, the sound of what became pigeonholed as Dub Techno 
  has taken many twists and turns since the fist Maurizio 12's. Some of it 
  bland, some of it extremely good.. Unfortunately I had Deepchord down as 
  just imitating Maurizio for years and neglected to buy any of their 
  records when they came out, hence their aren't any of their original 12's 
  on this mix as they all cost a fortune to get hold of now….. anyway…
  Here's a 2 hour mix of my currrent favourite DT, of which some emanates 
  from Berlin and some doesn't and some might be inspired Mr Von Oswald and 
  Mr Ernestus or may not be and could, if you like pigeonholing music, be 
  called Dub Techno.
 
  Mix is here - http://www.acid-house.net/The_DT_Sound_Of_Berlin.mp3
 
  DeepChord - Coldest Season 3 - Modern Love
  JS-01 - JS-01
  T++ - Allied - Erosion
  Rhauder Feat. Paul St. Hilaire - No News - Ornaments
  Pelon - No Stunts - Chain Reaction
  Maurizio - M5 - M
  Lawrence - Shipwrecked - Styrax
  Convextion - Convextion - Matrix
  Morphosis - Dirty Matter (NWAQ's Via Mezzacapo Dub) - MOS Recordings
  Marko Fürstenberg - Counter Mode - a.r.t.less
  Model 500 - Starlight - Metroplex
  Fluxion - Atlos - Chain Reaction
  DeepChord - Electromagnetic Dowsing (The Final Step) - S Y N T H
  Backroom (Salz Dub Mix) - Telrae
  Tony Allen - Ole - Honest Jon's
  Knowone 004
  D5 - Floatation Tank - Delsin
  The Peresuader - Mosebacke - Svek
  Vainqueur - Ranges - Scion Versions
  Knowone 004
  Maurizio - M4 - M
 
  Recorded in one hit on 2 x 1210's Approx 290mb @320 knbps
 
  Enjoy

Re: (313) New Track

[Diego Simak]

I liked a lot!
I felt that the drum was mixed on a different plane than the rest of
the instruments, was it?
I wont be surprised to hear this song with a little high BPMs in the future
Good music!

Diego


2010/4/22 Joe Marougi jmaro...@gmail.com:
 Hello all,

 Here's something new (deep house) I'd like to share with you guys.  As
 always, your feedback would be most appreciated!

 Joe


 http://soundcloud.com/joe-babylon/how-ecentric

RE: (313) Drunken mix - Through the Bone

[Diego Simak]

The DNS can not resolve the www.phonopsia.co.uk name.
It is alright?

Diego
-- Mensaje original --
Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2005 10:42:03 -
From: Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) Drunken mix - Through the Bone


That's timing me out? :(

-Original Message-
From: Tristan Watkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 28 July 2005 13:26
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) Drunken mix - Through the Bone


Err... make that: 
http://www.phonopsia.co.uk/mixes/TristanWatkinsThroughTheBone24-07-05.mp3

- Original Message -
From: Tristan Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 2:16 PM
Subject: (313) Drunken mix - Through the Bone


I recorded a mix on Sunday. It's a product of the aftermath following To
the Bone, Chaz 'n Dave's party where Alex was spinning at George IV in Brixton
last Saturday. The afterparty wound up back at mine, so I had to escape
~15
of London's most fiendish afterwards, taking refuge with the subwoofer,
randomly
recording this mix. It's certainly not my best mixing, but there's some
nice
tracks that didn't make it onto other mixes I've recorded, has some Summery
parts, and some newer stuff I rather like. Encoded at 192 Kbps. Enjoy!

STOP PRESS!!! This is an exclusive preview to [313] at the moment because
my blog is acting up and Little Detroit is down. Consider yourselves 
priveleged.
;) Oh, and I just randomly pressed record after a few songs, and accidentally
killed it at 90 minutes in, if you're wondering about the fade in at the
beginning and the abrupt ending. It will fit on an 80 minute CD though.


http://www.phonopsia.com/mixes/TristanWatkinsThroughTheBone24-07-05.mp3


Tracklist:

DJ Gregory - Attend 1 [Kitsune]

Julien Jabre - Paixao [Elias]

DJ Minx - A Walk in the Park (Wink's Run Through the Park Interpretation)
[Minus]

Kai Alce - M-7 [Mahogani]

Silvio Manuel - La Mente Oscura que es Carlo Marx [Ferrispark]

Aardvarck - Cult Copy Pt 3 (Mix 2) [Rush Hour]

KLF vs. Ricardo Villalobos - What Time is Love? (Veto Retro Mix #2) [Blaou]


Henrik Schwarz - Jeff [Zeppelin Recordings]

Just One - Soul Revolution [Neroli]

Kahil El'Zabar  The Kemit Sources - Our Time is Now (Kemit Sources Mix)
[Deeper Soul]

Iz  Diz - Mouth (Brad Peep's Remix for Friends [Classic]

Inner City - Do Ya (Carl Craig Build Up Remix) [Network]

Deep Dish - Won't Stop [Yoshi Toshi]

Dusk - Honcho Sex God [Peacefrog]

Soulphiction - Scattered Brains [Philpot]

Moodymann - Shades of Jae [KDJ]


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Re: (313) Hello my name is...

[Diego Simak]

Name : Diego Simak
Age : 29
Live : Montevideo, Uruguay
Born : Montevideo, Uruguay
Job : Wireless network controller
Into Electronic Music: In 1988 when I visited  Kool Kat discoteque  here 
in Montevideo, hosted by DJ Marcelo Castelli.
Into Techno Music: In 1997 during Zona de Baile Radio Auditions, hosted 
by Javier Puignau and Neil Criscio.
Favorite Techno Club : m, no favourite. One of my favourites was 
Locomotive and Milenio.