RE: [313] Blake Baxter interview?

[Ethan Fraley]

Not too sure about the link, but the new issue of CMJ has a brief article in
there about him.  Not too sure if someone had already mentioned this.  He
said that his latest recordings on Tresor (I believe) will be his last
techno recordings.  He is going to do more house and RB stuff and
...leave techno up to the experts like Mills and Adam Beyer.

Ethan


-Original Message-
From: Ivan Tomasevic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2001 7:17 AM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: [313] Blake Baxter interview?



someone mentioned earlier something about mr. Baxter's interview somewhere
on the net. where can i find it?

peace

ivan





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RE: [313] DEMF 'Hurt Feelings'

[Ethan Fraley]

Alright I couldn't let this one slip by.  As I'm listening to D.Wynn via
real audio at the DEMF, I read this email.  First off, for what ever
reasons, AO is not playing the DEMF. Fine, but to say Alan Oldham got stuck
in a groove? And the rest of Detroit moved on?   Whew!  You are reaching.
You have never seen the guy spin! This is not a flame by any means, but just
something that needs to be spoke on.  I think Alan's style has progressed
considerably since his generator days. Some of his latest releases have been
some of his best work.  I think Alan explored other areas of music on his
records.  Check out Enginefloatreactor- no banging/minimal techno there.
Derrick May is spinning right?  Derrick is dope as hell but when was the
last time he put out a record? Look at those people you listed as who are
the ones who are getting the attention.  Each one has their own sound.
Theorem is completely different from Theo Parrish, but their sound still has
soul to it.  That's what makes Detroit.Hard and minimal is not outdated.
I think it still has so much more to be explored.  It's just that other
forms of music are what's hot and that's cool (and this trance phenomena is
not one of them).  I have heard many Theo Parrish records, seen the guy spin
many times, but I don't think he is pushing the envelope. His stuff sounds
like many other house producers. It's all what you like and what you're
into.  I think we should all just be happy that someone had the balls to
attempt this in Detroit.  Much respect to Carl Craig and the rest of the
organizers. Peace.

Wishing his was at the DEMF but watching/listening via real audio,

Ethan


-Original Message-
From: rol leider [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2000 9:16 AM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: [313] DEMF  'Hurt Feelings'

Alan

I think the reason you haven't been asked to play is because you don't play
what the rest of Detroit is into anymore. Though I've never heard a set I
own a few of your records, which are solid, and have an indication of what
you play from the comments you've made on this list. Hard and minimal is my
guess, the way Detroit used to do it, and from all reports mixed up in
inspirational style. But with the exception of Hawtin, Mills and yourself
(and maybe Rolando), it doesn't seem to me that that's what Detoit musicians
are into anymore. I think Detroit and I think Carl Craig, Moodyman and Theo
Parrish. I think Moods and Grooves and Theorem. They're the ones getting
attention for moving stuff forward. I like the Detroit sound you helped to
pioneer. But I think somewhere it got stuck in a groove. And the rest of
Detroit kept moving on.

I still like what you're doing, and I think lots of Europe like it too. I
just don't think that your lack of invitation is a personal thing: it's more
that your sound no longer represents present day Detroit.

I'm keen to hear how you (very very lucky) people at DEMF sum up the Detroit
sound circa 2000.

Cheers

Rol

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RE: (313)Not filmed in Tha D....

[Ethan Fraley]

Oh god, that movie was horrible.  Dan Akroyd and Howard Hessman (Johnny
Fever from WKRP in Cincinnati) were in that weren't they?  Filmed around
'81 I think.

-Original Message-
From: sean deason [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2000 5:02 PM
To: Mark S Flintoft
Cc: 313; Roberto Ty
Subject: Re: (313)Not filmed in Tha D

since we seem to be on a Detroit-Themed Movie kick these days: I'm surprised
no
one has mentioned Dr. Detroit! I have no recollection of where that movie
was
set, but I know Devo did the theme song (suspiciously missing from my Best
of
Devo compilation CD. Guess they're not too proud of it, eh? :^)
sean

Mark S Flintoft wrote:

 Anyone remember The Kentucky Fried Movie?? During the Bruce Lee spoof the
 Villain condemns some guySend him to Detroit  and the guards
drag
 the guy out screaming.  Pretty good indication of Detroit's awful rep
during
 the 80s...

 Good thing we know better.  Wish someone would send me to Detroit;)  I'd
be
 screamin' for joy...  Science,  Motor...Here I come=)!!!

 Cheers,

 Mark*

 BTW - What part of Die Hard II was filmed in Michigan??
 - Original Message -
 From: Roberto Ty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Diana Potts [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2000 5:46 PM
 Subject: Re: (313) filmed in Tha D-Ferris Beuler

  Since this has been a topic of late, I got this from a friend at the
  Michigan Film Office. It's an official list of feature films in
  Michigan. I know that it was mentioned that a lot of films are made
  outside like Hollywood, but today that's different. Many of the films
  today are being shot in Canada due to the weaker Canadian dollar and the
  numerous discounts being offered by the film companies there. It's
  making it tough for US crews to get the work, but there are some coming
  up to look out for here in Michigan. For example, '61, the new Billy
  Crystal directed HBO flick, Chasing Sleep w/ Jeff Daniels and Gil
  Bellows (filmed in Jackson and Stockbridge) and Nobody Knows, just
  wrapped last weekend, small budget, but with a # of B list actors: Barry
  Corbin (Maurice on Northern Exposure), Bruce Campbell, Ralph Waite (dad
  on Walton Family), Larry Drake (LA Law, also numerous villains including
  the Darkman bad guy). Anyone catch the movie Groove, a documentary on
  raves? I've seen a few newsclippings, but haven't seen if it's going to
  be released anywhere. It did well at Sundance and I think was eventually
  picked by Sony?
 
 
  1946 This Time For Keeps MGM
  1959 Anatomy of a Murder Universal
  1960 Where the Boys Are MGM
  1973 Scarecrow Warner Bros.
  1978 Blue Collar Universal Pictures
  1978 The Betsy Allied Artists
  1979 Hardcore Columbia
  1979 Jimmy B.  Andre Georgian Bay TV Movie
  1980 Word of Honor Georgian Bay TV Movie
  1980 Somewhere in Time Universal
  1981 Continental Divide Universal Pictures
  1981 The Land Walt Disney/Epcot
  1981 Assignment Berlin Muse Productions
  1981 Tom Edison Ohio Production Company
  1982 One Step Closer Steve Binder Productions
  1983 Tiger Town Thompson Street Films
  1983 Tough Enough American Cinema
  1983 XYZ Murders Renaissance/Pressman
  1984 Beverly Hills Cop Paramount Pictures
  1985 Secret Honor Cinecom International
  1985 The Carrier Swan Productions
  1985 Singing Birds Sparkle Films
  1985 Checkpoint New Film Group
  1986 Rosary Murders Take One Productions
  1987 Beverly Hills Cop II Paramount Pictures
  1987 Collision Course DeLaurentis Film Group
  1987 Hemingway Daniel Wilson Production
  1987 Action Jackson Lorimar
  1987 Midnight Run Universal Pictures
  1988 Moontrap Shapiro Glickenhaus Ent.
  1988 Chameleon Street Prismatic Films
  1988 American Cops AM Trading, Inc.
  1988 American Beauty Marcello Productions
  1988 Singapore Harbor Cine-Makers, Inc.
  1988 Young at Heart Sue Marx Film, Inc.
  1988 Tanner HBO/Darkhorse
  1989 American Cops II AM Trading, Inc.
  1989 Prancer Orion
  1989 Presumed Innocent Warner Bros
  1989 Lunatics Renaissance Pictures
  1989 Roger and Me Warner Bros.
  1990 Die Hard II 20th Century Fox
  1991 Truth or Dare Miramax
  1991 Only the Lonely 20th Century
  1991 Zebrahead Triumph
  1992 Hoffa 20th Century
  1992 Aspen Extreme Hollywood Pictures
  1992 Crossing the Bridge Outlaw
  1993 The Paraclete Immigrant Films
  1993 True Romance Warner Brothers
  1993 One Room Castle Zone V Productions
  1994 Renaissance Man Touchstone
  1994 Judicial Consent Prelude Pictures
  1994 Cobb Warner Bros
  1994 Four Corners of Nowhere Chapter II Productions
  1994 Lost on the Bohemian Road Bohemian Productions
  1995 Hatred of a Minute Darkart Productions
  1995 Mosquito Mosquito Motion Pictures
  1995 Sleeping Bear Brauer Productions
  1996 Flirting With Disaster New Line
  1996 Full Blast Sound Bites
  1996 The Incorporated Make Believe Productions
  1996 Get the Hell Outta Hamtown Princess Cowboy Productions
  1997 In the Woods Katharsys Productions
  1997 Four Way Stop Chicken City 

(313) off topic:paging rob in sf

[Ethan Fraley]

Rob, 

Lost your email, please email me.

Thanks

Ethan