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(313) Elmore Leonard on Detroit
I'll share this on 313 too... My discussion here yesterday with Rob following the death of Elmore Leonard piqued my interest and after delving a little deeper (not a great deal!), I discovered that not only did he write several books which were set and steeped in Detroit, he was clearly interested in the history and the 'soul' of the city too. I found a bit of writing by him [at the link below] very interesting.<http://www.elmoreleonard.com/index.php?/weblog/detroit_the_renaissance_city> <http://www.elmoreleonard.com/index.php?/weblog/detroit_the_renaissance_city> It contains an introduction by Leonard to a photographic book by Balthazar Korab. K
(313) Dead Robots (electro mix)
http://soundcloud.com/rejuvenation-radio/robot-snuff-film-shit Dec 27th, 2010: Late after noon on the polar martian ice cap. One of the line cooks from base camp 6had just resigned his duties at the cafeteria for the evening. She gazed at her cellular phone. 0 missed calls 0 new messages. Feeling a little lonely, she decided to go for a long walk towards the more remote ends of the base camp. Upon entering one of the deserted hangers, she found the reminisce of a make shift production studio as well as several disassembled cyborgs. According to freelance IPM reports, its not exactly clear what happened, a taped recording was found on the scene as well as several polaroids. The dead cyborgs appear to be smiling. Tracklist EDMX & Yuri Suzuki - Positron Paths - Affected Music Der Zyklus - Der Tonimpulstest - Gigolo Records Aux 88 - Let It Ride - DIrect Beat Agent Patrick & Shapeshifter - SW 2-BASE - Southern Outpost Elecktroids - Kilohertz -Warp Model 500 - OFI (Mad Mike rmx) - R&S The Hacker - Fadin' Away - Goodlife The Aquanauts - Moray - Underground Resistance Drexciya - Bubble Chamber - Shockwave The Sentinel & Shapeshifter - Soul System - Southern Outpost Scape One - Klaatu - Pnuma Anthony Rother - Database / Nuclear Winter - Psi49net MANASYT - Robot Dystopia - Bunker Microknox - Planet X - Direct Beat Shifted Phases - Scattering Pulsars - Tresor The Sentinel - Dark Matter - Southern Outpost Dopplereffekt - Speak & Spell - Gigolo Records
(313) We ARISE!
313erz one hourz of incomprehensible murmuring and psycho-babbling over shifting beats and twisted melodies. full tracklist, infos & dwnload http://soundcloud.com/rejuvenation-radio/we_arise -jason the walking. (y do i do wut i do, becuz therez no way out)
Re: (313) Aarron Carl has passed
He made a lot of great records and had tons of friends and fans. My thoughts go to his family, I hope they are well. I made a tribute mix specially for the w.a.r.t.h crew just weeks ago. A lot can change very fast in life so do what you can today. thank you for reminding me of this aaron. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4620H12C On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 8:16 AM, kent williams wrote: > Those of you up early in the US who checked Facebook or Twitter > already know this, but Aaron Carl Ragland died overnight, having just > started chemotherapy for a just-diagnosed cancer. This is a terrible > loss for Aaron's family, Detroit, and the world. > > I didn't know the man well, other than a couple of long conversations > earlier this year on the phone. I was impressed by his drive to make > things happen in Detroit, not just for himself, or for Detroit Dance > Music (though they were things he loved DEEP, second only to his > family and friends) but the next generations of kids. > > Aaron was openly, flamboyantly gay man who came out at a time and > place where it was a lot easier to stay on the down low. The Detroit > dance scene is a lot more open and accepting than the wider culture, > but it's a brave man who's willing to be honest with the whole world > the way AC was. Aaron presented himself transcended his sexuality, it > represented an openness and honesty that's an example for everyone. > Aaron was genuine, authentic, true, no bullsh*t. > > And he was funny as hell too. Inexplicably, he was afraid of trees -- > can you watch this and not laugh? > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJVdtEzUJII > > The W.A.R.M.T.H. "Wallshaker" Compilation he put out last December was > a great example of what Aaron Carl could do -- bring people together > under a positive vibe. That's what I'll be listening to today, and if > you don't yet have it, you can listen to the mix I made of it: > > http://www.cornwarning.com/chaircrusher/Chaircrusher-WallshakerMix.mp3 > > AC I love you, and I hope you're slapping skin with Ron Hardy and > Arthur Russell and James Stinson about now, and they've got your crate > by the tables waiting for you. >
(313) ot: paging southern outpost
patrick you out there?
Re: (313) detroit music
On Thu, Jul 8, 2010 at 6:36 PM, j k wrote: > anybody buy any good records lately? > I been on a tear lately, buying all kinds of records over the past 5 weeks, some new some old. here goes; complete with a pitch on why I picked them up/ Im covering a lot of ground ... forgive the typos and whatnot :) This is just the stuff directly connected to michigan James T Cotton* - On Time - Spectral :One of the best releases on spectral. Some great stuff by cotton in typical broken style with a touch of drexciyan type electro on one cut Osborne / TNT (13) - Outta Sight -Spectral: The TNT track l8 is a gem. Cant remember what it sounds like now, but i remember really liking it. 2 AM/FM - Pt. 2 - Spectral : the track acid planes is a mind melt. of folded over vocals and intricate feedback Kavinsky - Teddy Boy - Record Makers: The heinrich mueller steals the show, when doesnt it? Like a ride through a haunted house. Kyle Hall - Kaychunk - hyperdub: You already know about this one, if not grab a copy today, unique shifting over excellent harmony. Kyle Hall- Perfekt sin- wildoats : I like it, its jazzy. but to be honest it wasnt what i was expecting. Dont know how Im gonna find room in a set for it. PARRISH, Theo Ugly Edits Vol 2 unknown label US 12" UGEDT 02 - Had a legit copy before but sold it a while back when i was hurting for dough. not much has changed i guess, but i found a copy on juno. not sure its a bootleg or not, but whatever. I always thought that in a way the bootlegging helped theo get exposure. but i digress, its the love i lost and found again Hundred In The Hands, The - Dressed In Dresden - Warp Records: The kyle hall remix of course! Theo Parrish - Space Station / Going Through Changes (Sound Signature): IMO best sound signature in ages. Theo really stepped up on this one. bouncy drums andgreat sounding synth work. spacey, almost like an AXIS record, but low key production theos known for Various - Spectral Sound Vol. 1 (Spectral Sound) got it for the heiroglyphic being cut. Intruiging vocals and abstract music all smashed up together. Hieroglyphic Being - Dope Jams 3 Year Anniversary (Dope Jams) Only a hundred pressed supposedly. I like the track with what sounds like a bell on a clock tower. the first i heard from jamal moss was on the spectral lable, so i kind of count him for this list. Brian Aneurysm - Das Element Des Menschen (Spectral Sound): Mixes well with J.T.C material Various - Disco Nouveau: Addendum (Ghostly International) : Charles Manier's tracks are just brutal! this one is no exception. Various - State Of The Union EP (Spectral Sound) The JTC mix caught my ear, but i cant remember how it went. :) ViLLan X / 2AM/FM* - HeartBeat Crazy / Don't Front!!! (Nation) : Best vocoder line ever "You dont have to front b*tch, Im sick of this sh*t" Its like he summed up my life experience in dealing with women. just kidding, dont get all mad. Eddie "Flashin" Fowlkes* - One Dance / Stella (Global Cuts) a little late on this one, but finally found a copy in good shape. Various - The Deepest Shade Of Techno (Volume 1) (Reflective (2): I can skip about every song on this except eddie fowlkes "check one" wow. what a deep and moody cut. There is a clip of the song on youtube, you must hear this... Kyle Hall - The Water Is Fine EP (Moods & Grooves) (12", EP) The EP is fine too, as mentioned by others. Space Dimension Controller - Journey To The Core Of The Unknown Sphere (Royal Oak) Kyle hall on the remix turning an average track into gold. Shadow People - Secret Society EP (Southern Outpost) Im trying to finish off collecting southern outpost material. Is patrick still on the list? if he is, man i apologize for sleeping on your label. its greaat stuff. best of luck on future endeavors whatever they may be. Martian 044 - Prayer Stick (Red Planet) Dream dancing. Martian, The - Meet The Red Planet (Red Planet) better 18 years late than never owning this record. Martian, The - Firekeeper / Vortexual Conceptions (Red Planet) Had it, sold it a long time ago, wanted it back for firekeeper. Martian, The - Particle Shower / The Voice Of Grandmother (Red Planet) same as above, but for particle shower Carl Craig - A Wonderful Life / As Time Goes By (Planet E) A wonderful life sounds nice, downtempo. Didnt think much of it a while back when i first heard it, but really it might go in a slower electro mix...well see... R-Tyme - Use Me (Trance Fusion) (12", RE) great old school detroit music Urban Culture - The Wonders Of Wishing (Eclipse Records) Remeber when i asked the list what the track was and answered it before anyone else? haha well i wanted it so i grabbed it. Matthew Dear - EP1 (Spectral Sound) (12", EP) I bought it mostly for the album artwork, but wouldnt have bought it without good music on the record as well. Laugua something and hammers are some of dear's best work imo. Oc
(313) detroit music
anybody buy any good records lately?
Re: (313) track ID (should be a no brainer)
NMUrban Culture. I knew it was on trance fusion On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 8:51 PM, j k wrote: > Hey folks. > > Im trying to remember who made that track that goes "wish you..wish > you wel..." Carl craig related I think? > > This is driving me nuts. >
(313) track ID (should be a no brainer)
Hey folks. Im trying to remember who made that track that goes "wish you..wish you wel..." Carl craig related I think? This is driving me nuts.
Re: (313) DEMF 2010 weekend
On Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 10:40 AM, darnistle wrote: > The high point on Sunday, and my favorite DJ set of the entire festival, was > DJ Rolando's set at the underground stage!!! WOW OH WOW!! Now **THAT** > was the kind of music I drove 13 hours to hear!! Rolando really served > it!!! Just thinking about his set makes me wiggle :) > > I did sneak away a few times to check out Derrick Carter. His set was good, > but Rolando had me hooked so I couldn't stay away for long. > The Gods have smiled on this man. Skills like his makes me wonder if the ability to DJ is genetic because I've been focusing on that for 10 years and Im convinced I'll never be on par with him; even on a good night. Out of curiosity was he on vinyl? Thanks for the write up. I havent been since 05, its nice to know its still worth the trip.
Re: (313) Little White Earbuds -- Mike Huckaby Podcast/Kyle Hall Interview
im liking all things kyle hall atm On Fri, May 14, 2010 at 11:31 AM, kent williams wrote: > Talking about 313 music coverage, Little White Earbuds covers Detroit > in a very clued-up manner, and features Mike Huckaby and Kyle Hall > this week... > > http://www.littlewhiteearbuds.com/ > > If you don't already know, and I'm sure many of you do... >
Re: (313) DM on 6Mix
Sorry Marsel, missed your post : ) On 28 Jul 2009, at 11:57, Anya K Stang wrote: Has anyone posted this yet or did I miss it? Either way, go and have a listen ; ) Toodles, Anya http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00lvgyj/6_Mix_25_07_2009/ "Pioneering Detroit techno DJ Derrick May presents a special edition of the 6 Mix, featuring three new mixes which showcase his musical make up, and talks about his work as a producer and DJ." Broadcast on: BBC 6 Music, 9:00pm Saturday 25th July 2009 Duration: 120 minutes Available until: 11:02pm Saturday 1st August 2009
(313) DM on 6Mix
Has anyone posted this yet or did I miss it? Either way, go and have a listen ; ) Toodles, Anya http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00lvgyj/6_Mix_25_07_2009/ "Pioneering Detroit techno DJ Derrick May presents a special edition of the 6 Mix, featuring three new mixes which showcase his musical make up, and talks about his work as a producer and DJ." Broadcast on: BBC 6 Music, 9:00pm Saturday 25th July 2009 Duration: 120 minutes Available until: 11:02pm Saturday 1st August 2009
(313) last man iggy??
wrong link, sorry. here's the vid http://www.visit4info.com/advert/Iggy-Gets-SwiftCovered-Swiftcovercom/67757 get a life... enjoy ; ) On 6 Jan 2009, at 19:29, Anya K Stang wrote: Indeed. And get swiftcovered to boot. http://www.swiftcover.com/ Cracked me up when I saw the ad on telly the other day. On 6 Jan 2009, at 17:53, theREAL wrote: Martin Dust wrote: Sad News /www.mlive.com/news/ann-arbor/index.ssf/2009/01/stooges_guitarist_ron_asheton.html Who would have thought that Iggy might wind up to be the last one standing - ? jeff
Re: (313) ron asheton rip
Indeed. And get swiftcovered to boot. http://www.swiftcover.com/ Cracked me up when I saw the ad on telly the other day. On 6 Jan 2009, at 17:53, theREAL wrote: Martin Dust wrote: Sad News /www.mlive.com/news/ann-arbor/index.ssf/2009/01/stooges_guitarist_ron_asheton.html Who would have thought that Iggy might wind up to be the last one standing - ? jeff
(313) need summer tunes!
Changed the subject line and resent cos I really need them! : ) On 13 Aug 2008, at 19:23, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hit me back I really need to get a cricket bat for this sort of request. I really need to get in touch or if anyone else in London can offer a spare room for a couple of nights ? Nah, you hafta stay at Sarf Lahndin's '313' B&B innit! More on-topically, I could do with some hot summer tunes, to counteract this chilly (for August) London weather! Suggestions welcome, CD or digital only, I've run out of space so no more vinyl for the time being *sniff* Thanks : ) Anya
Re: (313) paging Anya Stang
On 13 Aug 2008, at 19:23, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hit me back I really need to get a cricket bat for this sort of request. I really need to get in touch or if anyone else in London can offer a spare room for a couple of nights ? Nah, you hafta stay at Sarf Lahndin's '313' B&B innit! More on-topically, I could do with some hot summer tunes, to counteract this chilly (for August) London weather! Suggestions welcome, CD or digital only, I've run out of space so no more vinyl for the time being *sniff* Thanks : ) Anya
Re: (313) A wee taster for tonight...
Thanks for coming down and playing for us Paul, real pleasure and good to finally meet. Wicked three hour set man! My personal bites from Friday night at Corsica: Kevin Reynolds playing brilliantly. So much crazy energy on stage, loved it! I-F playing to a heaving mass for 2 hours yay! Plant43 pulling out the stops as always yum! Orphan doing the best gig I've heard her perform so far - way to go woman! Made my hair stand on end. DJ Stingray driving the crowd *m*e*n*t*a*l* ! Datassette playing an excellent set, enjoyed that very much! Simon and Toby keeping 'em dancing til they dropped! Rad! It's been a fabulous night with fantastic music & a great crowd, big thanks to my fellow Bleepers (you rock!) and all our helpers, all our guests for playing (and being such wonderful guests) and to everyone who made it down, making this a night to remember. If I could I'd go back to Friday night 10pm and start all over again. ; ) Have a good Sunday y'all Anya http://www.bleep43.com On 18 Apr 2008, at 15:25, Paul wrote: You can listen to it here - http://mezerik.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=183#183 Rekkids utilized were Marco Bernardi - Complete Direction - Frustrated Funk Maxx Renn - Acid Express - Jamayka Recordings Sterac - Sitting On Clouds - 100 % Pure Phortune - Jiggerwatts - Public David Brown - Feel Love - Large Ismistik - Bulb - Djax Better By Design - Iridite Adrian Forciniti - Class Of '94 - Syra Black Rascals - Blaze Theme Track - Sumo Matthew Dear - Laguna Madre - Spectral Voices From Beyond - Hanging on a Groove - House of 909 DK7 - Instone - DK7 Playboy - In da Jungle - Tag Quince - Contracting - Delsin Kebacid - Kebacid 2 - BLank House to House - Taste my Love - Police Jesper Dahlbäck - I Hate Flying! - Blank Population One - Rush Hour - RH Terrence Dixon - Point of view - Finest Blend Markarian 205 - Quasar Vol.1 - Sonar Audio Researc Ismistik - Woodvibe - Djax Buset - Footsteps - Kanzaru Cajmere & Derrick carter - Dreaming - Cajual DJ ESP - Put A Smile On Your Face - Aciiieeed! Enjoy Thnks to Mez for the hosting
Re: (313) Strand remix of Radiohead's "Nude".
What Kent said. Loving this remix. Loads! #244 - get voting now! ; ) On 14 Apr 2008, at 15:17, kent williams wrote: I think this is an elegant piece of work -- whether someone would like it or not would depend on their feelings about Radiohead. I'm a fan so it's right up my alley. I'd love to hear Shake do a Radiohead remix. He used to play songs from "Kid A" in his sets to great effect. On Sun, Apr 13, 2008 at 11:47 PM, Brian Boyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello everyone, We've submitted a mix for Radiohead's "Nude" remix contest. It was an interesting exercise and a good way to expose Detroit influenced electronic music to people who might not otherwise know it exists. You can even vote for it, if you fancy. We mainly just wanted to let you know that we did it and Thom Yorke never sounded so funky. As always, don't be shy about expressing your thoughts and/or critiques. You can hear it at the following links: http://www.myspace.com/strand313 http://www.radioheadremix.com/remix/?id=1510 -boyer
Re: (313) Kraftwerk: We Are the Robots
Listen again in case you missed it: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/shows/rpms/radio4/kraftwerk_robots.ram On 22 Nov 2007, at 00:02, Martin Dust wrote: Kraftwerk: We Are the Robots Thursday 22 November 2007 11:30-12:00 (Radio 4 FM) Marc Riley traces the career of Kraftwerk, whose 1970s electronic music owed more to the experimental German classical compositions of Karlheinz Stockhausen than to any pop tradition. They were part of a new generation of young West Germans, living in the shadow of the Cold War, who identified with the need to recapture a German cultural identity distinct from that of Britain and America.
Re: (313) have we run out of music?
(yes, do excuse us please, we haven't run out of music ; ) ) Thanks for that guys, sounds amazing. Re the long reverb thing, the water reservoir in Cologne had a 45 second reverb as well and the producer of Vor Der Flut writes that the 'intensity is due to the extremely hard, water-impermeable coating on the walls and pillars, which stops the sound from being absorbed, reflecting it with almost no loss intensity.' Looks like the Deep Listening collaboration experienced something quite similar. These gongs fascinated me recently when I went to Kassel for the Dokumenta XII: http://www.brightcove.tv/title.jsp?title=1130044742&channel=1080171031 On 1 Nov 2007, at 17:03, Nik Stoltzman wrote: YAY! I do believe that's it! http://www.newalbion.com/NA022/ I will have to check out the samples online to confirm, but the description is spot on - the 45 second reverb definitely rings a bell. Thanks for the help. Much appreciated. N Possibly a Pauline Oliveros/Stewart Dempster collaboration? They did some things with trombones in large metal containers - possibly grain silos or water tanks. This might be what you're thinking of. -- Dennis DeSantis www.dennisdesantis.com www.myspace.com/dennisdesantis Mailing List: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Nik Stoltzman wrote: (excuse this little side-conversation) No, that's not it - but that also sounds worth checking out! This thing was definitely *not* jazzy and I don't think it was broken down into tracks. The piece I heard was about 30 minutes long. Or maybe it was actually one minute long and the rest was echoes choes hoes oes es s..? N Very interesting thread this! Nik, that composition... It wouldn't be "Vor der Flut - Hommage an einen Wasserspeicher" would it? It's this fab recording made in an old water 'silo' in Cologne/Germany in 1984, just before the flooding. I've been trying to find info online but it's all (or mostly anyway) in German. Here's a site with a clip http:// www.magicmusic.de/shop/de/act/cd/arg/6740/ and here it is on Discogs http://www.discogs.com/release/1123083 If this is what you were thinking of I could be persuaded to scan the album liner notes, which are in both German and English. I totally love this album and played the A side almost in its entirety it at our last party in September. : ) Anya On 1 Nov 2007, at 11:34, Nik Stoltzman wrote: Not unprecedented. There are pieces that are centuries old that call for brass players positioned all over the auditorium/cathedral/ whatever. Sorry to hijack the thread (which, incidentally, is very interesting) temporarily, but this reminds me of a composition I heard once and have been trying to track down ever since. It was written and arranged to be played in an underground grain silo. I can't remember the composer. Basically, the concept was a number of horn players arranged in a circle around the perimeter of the circular silo, with the conductor in the centre. Each musician would perform short stabs such that the echo within the chamber (which could be timed quite accurately) would allow them to build layers of sound. I'd love to know what it was. Any clues or leads? Peace, N P.S: OT: Any Londoners going to The Cinematic Orchestra gig tomorrow?
Re: (313) have we run out of music?
Very interesting thread this! Nik, that composition... It wouldn't be "Vor der Flut - Hommage an einen Wasserspeicher" would it? It's this fab recording made in an old water 'silo' in Cologne/Germany in 1984, just before the flooding. I've been trying to find info online but it's all (or mostly anyway) in German. Here's a site with a clip http:// www.magicmusic.de/shop/de/act/cd/arg/6740/ and here it is on Discogs http://www.discogs.com/release/1123083 If this is what you were thinking of I could be persuaded to scan the album liner notes, which are in both German and English. I totally love this album and played the A side almost in its entirety it at our last party in September. : ) Anya On 1 Nov 2007, at 11:34, Nik Stoltzman wrote: Not unprecedented. There are pieces that are centuries old that call for brass players positioned all over the auditorium/cathedral/ whatever. Sorry to hijack the thread (which, incidentally, is very interesting) temporarily, but this reminds me of a composition I heard once and have been trying to track down ever since. It was written and arranged to be played in an underground grain silo. I can't remember the composer. Basically, the concept was a number of horn players arranged in a circle around the perimeter of the circular silo, with the conductor in the centre. Each musician would perform short stabs such that the echo within the chamber (which could be timed quite accurately) would allow them to build layers of sound. I'd love to know what it was. Any clues or leads? Peace, N P.S: OT: Any Londoners going to The Cinematic Orchestra gig tomorrow?
Re: (313) moebius documentary
The documentary's called Moebius Redux - A Life in Pictures. Aired on BBC 4 last week. Great stuff, reminded me of all the Heavy Metal issues I devoured back then. Bit of a guilty pleasure because as a feminist I thought (and still think) that they're pretty sexist. Oi, no argument on this please! ; ) Great art though, admittedly. Music by Karl Bartos, as Toby said. Anya On 29 Sep 2007, at 15:23, theREALmxyzptlk wrote: Could you be a bit more specific concerning the title, please? Thanks. jeff pauley wrote: Howdy. I saw a Moebius doco (2006) a few days ago, soundtrack by Ralf Hutter. Pretty amazing stuff. Does anyone know if it: s released, can be bouvght etc?
Re: (313) badly cut records
So I did get the tech stuff mixed up after all, should've just posted the links instead of trying to remember it - incorrectly. But anyway, yeah, as you said! : ) Back to lurk mode On 24 Jul 2007, at 18:30, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Cheers for this. On the wear thing though I had understood that spherical damaged your records more - for exactly the same reason you quote! I.e. because they only had one contact point per side that at that point wear happened quickly due to the same stylus pressure for each type being concentrated in one place with the spherical and spread more widely with the elliptical.. Just been looking for web stuff, so far http:// www.totalsounds.co.uk/dj_cartridges_and_styli.htm , http://www.styli.co.nz/dj-stylus.html , http://www.djedwhite.com/ articles.html , going each way on the wear thing. -Original Message- From: Anya K Stang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 24 July 2007 18:08 Spherical styli are better for scratching, tough handling and such, so they're better to use in a club environment. They also won't wear your records out so quickly because they have only one contact point. However, the sound can suffer. Elliptical styli are better for records you like to listen to at home, they have 2 contact points with the vinyl, so they pick up a better signal from the record. At least that's what I remember having read somewhere, a long time ago. I can't find that review again sadly, it explained it much better and more technical than I can. Anyway, I use the Ortofon DJ Concorde (blue) with E styli at home and take the S ones to our parties. No complaints so far! ; ) On 24 Jul 2007, at 17:06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What are the drawbacks of elliptical styli? I say "drawbacks" as I'm deducing there must be some as if they're supposed to wear your records less, have a better frequency response and sit in the groove better and the price is similar (which it seems to be) then why would anybody sell spherical?
Re: (313) badly cut records
Sorry, hit send too quickly. Here's some more info: http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t2993.html Scroll down to Pio2001's post (Aug 17 2002, 19:43), there's helpful links, too. On 24 Jul 2007, at 18:07, Anya K Stang wrote: Spherical styli are better for scratching, tough handling and such, so they're better to use in a club environment. They also won't wear your records out so quickly because they have only one contact point. However, the sound can suffer. Elliptical styli are better for records you like to listen to at home, they have 2 contact points with the vinyl, so they pick up a better signal from the record. At least that's what I remember having read somewhere, a long time ago. I can't find that review again sadly, it explained it much better and more technical than I can. Anyway, I use the Ortofon DJ Concorde (blue) with E styli at home and take the S ones to our parties. No complaints so far! ; ) On 24 Jul 2007, at 17:06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What are the drawbacks of elliptical styli? I say "drawbacks" as I'm deducing there must be some as if they're supposed to wear your records less, have a better frequency response and sit in the groove better and the price is similar (which it seems to be) then why would anybody sell spherical? I've heard spherical are better for turntablism? So is it really true the elliptical stay in the groove better - if so why the difference in recommendation for styles - are the ellipticals fragile? I was thinking about Nightclub E but all the various different ones that look the same (Pro, DJ, Elektro, etc) let alone all the limited stuff (Gold, Qbert etc.) confuses me. Their site's not much help. Though some of the names (Broadcast, Skratch) I hope make the intended use clear. -Original Message- From: robin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 24 July 2007 15:00 And back on topic. I have some of those Ortofon Nightclub E headshells you mention. They really blow those Stantons away as well as the Shure M44-7s I had on before.
Re: (313) badly cut records
Spherical styli are better for scratching, tough handling and such, so they're better to use in a club environment. They also won't wear your records out so quickly because they have only one contact point. However, the sound can suffer. Elliptical styli are better for records you like to listen to at home, they have 2 contact points with the vinyl, so they pick up a better signal from the record. At least that's what I remember having read somewhere, a long time ago. I can't find that review again sadly, it explained it much better and more technical than I can. Anyway, I use the Ortofon DJ Concorde (blue) with E styli at home and take the S ones to our parties. No complaints so far! ; ) On 24 Jul 2007, at 17:06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What are the drawbacks of elliptical styli? I say "drawbacks" as I'm deducing there must be some as if they're supposed to wear your records less, have a better frequency response and sit in the groove better and the price is similar (which it seems to be) then why would anybody sell spherical? I've heard spherical are better for turntablism? So is it really true the elliptical stay in the groove better - if so why the difference in recommendation for styles - are the ellipticals fragile? I was thinking about Nightclub E but all the various different ones that look the same (Pro, DJ, Elektro, etc) let alone all the limited stuff (Gold, Qbert etc.) confuses me. Their site's not much help. Though some of the names (Broadcast, Skratch) I hope make the intended use clear. -Original Message- From: robin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 24 July 2007 15:00 And back on topic. I have some of those Ortofon Nightclub E headshells you mention. They really blow those Stantons away as well as the Shure M44-7s I had on before.
Re: (313) 313-typish London events this week
Must mention that Horace Andy is performing at the Lambeth Country Show this year, on Sunday 6-7:30pm. You should arrive early though or there'll be no cider left! Here's a link to the full event listing : ) http://www.lambeth.gov.uk/Services/Environment/ParksGreenSpaces/ LambethCountryShow2007ProgrammeEvents.htm Sorry, totally OT - did I mention that I'm going to the below events? ; ) Ta-ra, Anya On 17 Jul 2007, at 10:12, Tristan Watkins wrote: - Original Message - From: "Toby Frith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Jussi Lehtonen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Somewhere in Internet" <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2007 9:37 AM Subject: RE: (313) 313-typish London events this week Matt Chester at Wildcats on Friday. Alan Smith from D1 is making an appearance from Dublin for this night in addition to much-loved locals Jamie Steere and Numbfink. It's a nice little venue in Shoreditch. Really good vibe in there. Monolake, Omar S, Villalobos and British Murder Boys at Fabric on Saturday. Myself, occasional [313] contributor JSS and Rupi P will be playing at The Prince in Brixton (next to KFC, opposite The Ritzy) prior to this should anyone fancy pre-match festivities. Free before 10, £3 after. The beer garden's open to boot. It's also the weekend of the Lambeth Country Show (here's a report from 2005 http:// www.urban75.org/brixton/features/country_2005.html) so you might as well spend the day in Brixton (or head there on Sunday if you're more round-the-clock minded). Hit me back offline for flyer info/ more details if you like. I'd post the link to the flyer but I think it'll get rejected by the content filter. Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk
Re: (313) Justice
Big tings gwidarn! http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=tjvCmdp6OKQ Incidentally, Plan B's just down the high street. On 28 Jun 2007, at 10:14, Cyclone Wehner wrote: Plan B is a bit of fun. Roots Manuva is great live. The new Dizzee is really fresh musically. Kinda Bomb Squad type beats on the single Sirens. I like Akala's track Shakespeare - the one that sampled Tomcraft. Clever concept and works well! There is a French MC who worked in Detroit lately, I forget his name! He's fresh and soulful. On 28/06/2007, at 1:11 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What's the general verdict on Roots Manuva ? I've not heard any new material from him for a while but I still love Brand New Second Hand, Run Come Save Me & Dub Come Save Me. He's the best UK MC that I know of. I'm looking forward to checking out some of these recommendations tho. Kind regards, Gary Entertainment UK Ltd Auriol Drive | Greenford Park | Greenford | UB6 0DS x: 2946 | t: +44 (0)20 8833 2946 "kent williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]To: "list 313" <313@hyperreal.org> il.com> cc: Subject: Re: (313) Justice 27/06/07 15:36 On the british tip, any MC that tries to sound American is as weak as almost all Americans who try to make Drum and Bass. People I have respect for -- like the Streets, and Goldie Lookin Chains -- aren't even trying to make real hip hop: they're doing something uniquely British. They don't hit me in the heart like the best American hip hop, but they sound like themselves, not like they spent their youths in a pub listening to Biggie on their walkman, fantasizing about walking the mean streets of NYC. I'm very picky about hip hop as well. When it's on, it's Shakespeare-caliber word play backed by beats that make you want to cry. When it's not, well, it's like 99% of all musical culture -- crap. On 6/26/07, Tristan Watkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On 6/25/07, Cyclone Wehner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Mehdi is more like Timbaland but open about his influences. He used to produce MC Solaar. i never really liked solaar either. to be honest, aside from a couple of UK emcees, i find most non-american hiphop to just be missing something.
Re: (313) since I won't be at DEMF
On 24 May 2007, at 02:49, kent williams wrote: I'm wishing all who attend a great festival, and offering some advice. 1. If you go to an afterparty and you're not parked right under a streetlight on Woodward, park in a lot with an attendant. Trust me on this. Or just cab it everywhere. Worked really well for Nicole & me in 2003, and it was relatively cheap to boot. Have a grand time!
(313) 40 Years of Trojan Music
http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/events/trojan/index.shtml Now on air: Lee 'Scratch' Perry in the 6mix, til 10pm tonight. BBC 6music doing a full Trojan Weekender and I didn't realise until just now. Tune in: http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/ram/dsatg2.ram Enjoyoyoyoyoy Anya
Re: (313) OT Making Of Doctor Who
Classic! On 28 Apr 2007, at 17:34, Martin Dust wrote: Brilliant stuff http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDxFqw36KQ0 m
Re: (313) London SPAM: Ultradyne and B12 Friday, Lory D and Errorsmith Saturday
Oh gosh, Ultradyne, Manasyt and Posthuman. Treat! Looks like I'll be going out after all tomorrow night... Nice one lads! : ) PS: T, you coming to Plex? Not seen you in feckin ages! On 19 Apr 2007, at 09:44, Tristan Watkins wrote: Sorry if this has been posted already and that it's so late. I tried posting it last Friday but the original SPAM had a naughty word in it and I haven't been at the computer much lately. Anyway... there's also an Outlet Collective after party on Sunday morning (speak up Paul). Not sure if I'll make the latter two, but thought I'd pass along the info anyway. Plex - 20th April 2007 @ Hub Techno/Electro/Acid/Bass ROOM ONE Ultradyne [Pi Gao Movement, Warp Records, SCSI-AV]- live [1st live set in London for 5 years, Exclusive UK date] B12 [Warp Records, B12 Records] - live MANASYt [Bunker Records, MNX, Touchin' Bass] - live [1st ever live set in London, Exclusive UK date] AGT Rave Cru [Seed Records, London Electrics] - live Flint Kids [Interakt] - live Stewart Lowman [Outlet Collective] Jimmy Bolus [Plex, Delta-9] James Tec [Plex] ROOM TWO N-Type [Dub Police] Posthuman [Seed Records, SKAM] - live Fix Up DJs [subFM.com] - live Felson [Delta-9] Secret Agent [Rebel Intelligence] Bracket [Plex, Combat Recordings] Luke Handsfree [Plex] Hub 2 Goulston Street Aldgate East/Shoreditch, London, E1 7PT Doors: 10pm - 7am Pub prices @ the bar...7am licence Tickets: £10 adv / £12 door info at plexlondon dot net www.plexlondon.net www.myspace.com/plexlondon
Re: (313) Gospel techno?
Made me laugh too, Martin. ; ) (I can honestly say I don't own any Moby, not even on a comp (I hope)). Oh, the new Fuller's Discovery is tasty! Bodington's not to be dismissed though. Sorry, latenight OT'ness On 9 Feb 2007, at 22:57, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What? Bodingtons's? Not me mate - I'm a Fuller's man myself. MEK "Martin Dust" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 02/09/2007 04:57:44 PM: I'd be the last person to play a Moby track. Spin again... ;-) (thanks anyway Martin) Well it late at night, there bodington's involved and it made me laugh :) You sure you don't have any in your collection? m
(313) :brownstudy
aka Jason Hogans... Was Accepting Cookies ever released? On vinyl? Can't find it anywhere and I'd really like to have Red Dreaded Stepchild. On vinyl. : ) Ta, Anya
Re: (313) Downloading the Rebelbass CD, or And People Wonder Why I Own A Mac
Great stuff Aida (comp) & Greg (grab), thanks a mill! : ) Anya On 12 Dec 2006, at 11:09, Rebelbass/bookings wrote: Hahaha. Maccers unite! Thankx for the tip :) aida Because on a Mac, you can do fun stuff like grabbing Lady Aida's Rebelbass compilation easy-peasy in one single shell command: [...]
(313) self-medication tuesday
now being medicated by: handzonradio.com (DJ Spen's 9.5.6 session). THE WAY YOU LOVE ME just finished better than crack. (or so i hear) : ) peace lks (back to longtime lurking)
(313) Dem Young Sconies
how much is this record worth these days? Dem Young Sconies -- moody mann -- planet E cheers KREME EXTREME -- Sam K [EMAIL PROTECTED] sub-sequence 2xx 98.3fm -- http://www.fastmail.fm - Access all of your messages and folders wherever you are
(313) Daniele Baldelli mixes
hey.. Just wondering if anybody know where i can find some old cosmic Daniele Baldelli Mixesany links. I swear i found some a coupla years ago? later Sam ps i don't use them bit torrent thingies. -- Sam K [EMAIL PROTECTED] sub-sequence 2xx 98.3fm -- http://www.fastmail.fm - And now for something completely different
(313) dj traxx set on de:bug podcast
had to share this! http://www.de-bug.de/pod/archives/1125.html
(313) The Hip-Hop Archive
A colleague of mine curates the hip-hop archive at Stanford University. (More info: http://www.hiphoparchive.org/archive/ index2.htm) Does anything like this exist for house and/or techno? peace lks
Re: (313) coldplay and kraftwerk
On Feb 12, 2006, at 8:39 AM, Matt Kane's Brain wrote: It's the hook from Computer LOVE and the Coldplay version is called Talk. Unfortunately my fiancee is a bit of a fan :( When I was typing the message originally, I thought it was LOVE rather than World. Age i tell you...AGE. Anyway, it's good to know I'm not...is daft the word? I figured that someone'd discussed it here and I missed it. Like I'd have known who the hell Coldplay was before the Grammy's anyway. peace lks
(313) coldplay and kraftwerk
I've been trying to send this message for a few days now...hopefully it'll get through this time out. was watching the grammy's and caught coldplay's performance. the only reason i know their name is because my daughter id'd them for me. (damn i'm getting old.) anyway, the melody sounded familiar to mewhen it hit me. Computer World by Kraftwerk. I don't know the name of the Coldplay track, but I was wondering if anyone else had caught this? lks
(313) j dilla dies?
MTV news says that dilla passed away on friday is this true?i just bought his new albumn F^ck -- Sam K [EMAIL PROTECTED] sub-sequence 2xx 98.3fm -- http://www.fastmail.fm - A no graphics, no pop-ups email service
Re: (313) Fwd: Superbowl Party with Kevin and Derrick!
Eddie Fowlkes had a set for i THINK around $35 or so. But I got fliers for most of the major parties of the XL weekand $50 was a bargain. Sean Combs' party? $150 for regular admittance, $500 for VIP. This was the norm. lks On Feb 4, 2006, at 10:15 PM, David Beattie wrote: Just spotted this in my mail, thought it was pretty steep entry $50 but if they are doing this to subsidise some of the cost of the festival then fair enough. Cheers BT --- Fuse-in Detroit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Date: 3 Feb 2006 11:57:37 -0500 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Superbowl Party with Kevin and Derrick! From: Fuse-in Detroit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - Kevin Saunderson and Derrick May tonight February 3rd. @ Envy in Detroit 234 W. Larned Doors @ 8 -- If you would like to be removed from our list, please click here.
Re: (313) Nitzer Ebb in London..
Just in case anyone is thinking of going to the London show, be warned - the Islington Academy is one of, if not THE, sh!ttiest venue/s I've EVER been to. [EMAIL PROTECTED] layout and the worst sound. On the other hand, good sound might not be so important here... But the beer's not cheap, either! ; ) Anya On 30 Jan 2006, at 18:48, Blaauw, Martijn de wrote: Some news, maybe some on the list might wanna check it out...: 'The very 1st Nitzer Ebb Reunion Show in the UK is confirmed on July 9th. The Band will play in London at the Islington Academy. Support act is Terence Fixmer. Also gigs are played in Madrid, Paris, Leipzig, Hildesheim and Arvika (Sweden) over the months June and July 2006.' Regards, Martijn
(313) Mu - sydney
heads up so who else is going to the Mu spectrum show in sydney should be funMaurice is Djing aswell later Sam -- Sam K [EMAIL PROTECTED] sub-sequence 2xx 98.3fm -- http://www.fastmail.fm - Email service worth paying for. Try it for free
(313) 313 music inspired by films/art
Don't you love it when you discover something new about some music that you've owned for ages.,. Recently i watched the great film "Nausicaa of the valley of the wind" by the legendary Hayao Miyazaki. The word "Nausicaa"...does it ring a bell? well it did for mesure enough their was a favorite blippy melodic electro record put out on planet-e by Flexitone (Brendan m Gillen + others?) with the same name..after seeing the movie the track took on a slightly different angle for me... So my questions--- What other records are out there inspired by obscure films? (yes yes everybody knows about carl craig and susperia) on a slightly different note i seem to remember that flexitone's other release (which i don't have)on planet E was inspired by a visual artistwho was it? -- Sam K [EMAIL PROTECTED] sub-sequence 2xx 98.3fm -- http://www.fastmail.fm - A fast, anti-spam email service.
Re: (313) Help Matthew Herbert
Didn't he do something similar for Bodily Functions? I seem to remember that Jeff was credited for slapping his thigh I believe... On 16 Nov 2005, at 10:00, Robert Taylor wrote: Excellent - I'm going to have some fun with this -Original Message- From: Tosh Cooey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 16 November 2005 01:07 To: 313@hyperreal.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: (313) Help Matthew Herbert Here's a press release I just got about the new Herbert album: Dear All, You are about to be given the opportunity for assisting Matthew Herbert with his latest album – due for release next year. You are also about to being the opportunity to feature on it! Below, enclosed are the instructions. Follow carefully and then call the number to leave Matthew his message. DEADLINE: 29.11.05 All the Best and Good Luck !K7 Records Matthew Herbert and his Answering Machine: Matthew Herbert; renowned Jazz Musician, electro-acoustic legend, big band conductor, 90’s house warrior, soundtrack scorer extraordinaire, author of the highly influential ‘Personal Contract for the Composition of Music’, speaker for the anti-globalisation movement and the man responsible for the highly popular ‘Bodily Functions’ and ‘Plat du Jour’ albums is at it again….. Matthew has a new album in the pipeline. Similar to his previous offerings Matthew does not intend to steer away from his dominating, God-like use of the sampler, and the rule to which his music is created; ‘the use of sounds that already exist is not allowed’. A rule, which has lead to his music being created through the sounds of food preparation and household appliances, for example, instead of the monotonous, processed, synthetic beats of standard drum machines. Thus manifesting itself into an entirely original amalgamation of music and sounds. His latest release, the critically acclaimed, ‘Plat du Jour’ was created over a period of 18 months, and consisted of 30,000 chickens, 3,255 people biting on an apple, and a cheiftan mk 10 battle tank – to list just a few of the ingredients making up this epic release. So what has Matthew in store for us now….? To be honest I don’t think anyone will know until his new record is released, but for one of the up and coming tracks on this yet, untitled album, he requires your assistance. Yes. You! At the !K7 office we have installed a separate phone line, the ‘Herbert Hotline’, if you will. Unfortunately there’s no-one at the other end to pick it up, just an answering machine. Your task, should you choose to accept it, is to call this number and leave a message consisting of a single sound. It could be organic, vocal, mechanical, natural – even bodily. Remember you’re dealing with a man who has created music from the recording of coffee cups and sewer systems, so the more original the better. These sounds will be collected on the answering machine and past on to the grand, musical conductor himself, who will fuse the sounds together to create a grand musical cacophony that only he knows will sound like. To add extra intrigue to this task you must under no circumstances state, or give any indication as to what the sound is. Should you believe that your contribution is worthy enough of credit and acknowledgement then you should email us ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), and your musical contribution will be duly noted. So go on, give the ‘Herbert Hotline’ a ring….. +49 (0) 32 22 1918 394
Re: (313) (stuff)
hey man unfortunatly my cat died...and then i bought a new one. I'm sorry to hear about your rat dieing. Anyway been listening to lots of alan lamb...incidently have you seen wolfcreek? got Richard Hell "destiny street"its hot. Like some of that ardvark stuff. Its kinda like a budgie except more like a yellow crested cockatoo. Anyway going down the coast next weekmaybe this time i'll bump into nicole kidman because her sister "ANTONIA KIDMAN" has a place next to mine...i need some money so i might take some paparazzi sunbaking shots. Last time antonia and her husband came over and played strip poker with me and my friends when we were recording our latest albumit was hell funny! anyway dude gota go. later Kreme Karmel -- Sam K [EMAIL PROTECTED] sub-sequence 2xx 98.3fm -- http://www.fastmail.fm - The professional email service
Re: (313) techno with familiar vox
I've always loved the K&D remix of Useless. Perhaps not really dance but hey. Anya On 4 Nov 2005, at 17:02, theREALmxyzptlk wrote: I personally have hated every recent dance remix of depeche mode, Have you heard the Misc. remixes of Depeche's "Precious"? Not that horrible... jeff
Re: (313) DJ Mag Poll
I can agree only partially with that Alex. Because music that's seen as 'popular' gets used for ads, documentaries, in shops, restaurants... While I couldn't "give two f**ks" either what everyone else _wants_ to listen to, it has an influence on what I'm being _made_ to listen to, whether I want to or not. I find it really difficult to buy clothes or shoes these days because the music most of these shops pump out is utterly appalling. I wish they would at least turn the volume down. As it is, I usually turn around and head for the exit after about 30secs They lose my custom - but I need a pair of new jeans dammit! Record shops should sell more clothes, not just t-shirts! ; ) Anya On 2 Nov 2005, at 10:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My vote is that they make bad sounding music, and if you look at the world today and in the past , most of the world really likes bad sounding music... Dave I reckon that just about hits the nail on the head nicely dave. still, does anyone care? each to their own innit. as long as I've got music to listen to I like, couldn't really give two f**ks what everyone else wants to listen to.
Re: (313) Juno orders from US?
Ordered from them several times when I was still in Germany; delivery within a week and no probs whatsoever. : ) On 21 Oct 2005, at 16:35, Benoît Pueyo wrote: Ordered twice from France .. Had really badass service and got my packs in around 2 months both times. Who said that the Channel is larger than the Atlantic Ocean ??? -- Benoît. Garrett McGrath a écrit : Generally fantastic. considering it's the UK, seems like things get here incredibly fast. On Oct 20, 2005, at 2:13 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: any US list people ever order from Juno? review? good/bad/never again/fantastic? MEK
Re: (313) right now
Listening: trying to connect to Dan Bean on http:// www.passion1079.com/ but to no avail so it's FrequencyBerlin Podcast #8 Give Peace A Chance Eating: Nothing - it's 1am! Drinking: after 3 Jever Pilsener... apple juice spritzer Thinking: which Genesis record was Rob Theakston listening to on Thursday?
Re: (313) DUBLIN &.... planes trains and automobiles !!
We're flying out from London as we haven't got time for trains and ferry even though I'd prefer that option. Anyway, we're very much looking forward to this!!! Anyone else going and care to meet up give us a shout. Toodles, Anya > --- Ursprüngliche Nachricht --- > Von: "D1" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > An: "Kent Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "list 313" > <313@hyperreal.org> > Betreff: (313) DUBLIN & planes trains and automobiles !! > Datum: Thu, 22 Sep 2005 16:36:17 +0100 > > Whatever way you decide to come to Dublin ... you're all very welcome!! > If anyone is coming over for the weekend.. make sure to let us know so we > can all say hello etc !!! -- GMX DSL = Maximale Leistung zum minimalen Preis! 2000 MB nur 2,99, Flatrate ab 4,99 Euro/Monat: http://www.gmx.net/de/go/dsl
(313) B'More club (was dance in brazil)
I read a piece in Nerve magazine on Baltimore Club and almost threw up. From the article it sounded like booty music...which made it some ten plus years too late. was it me? lks On Sep 10, 2005, at 7:11 PM, Brian 'balistic' Prince wrote: Unfortunately a lot of the Baile stuff rivals B'more club as the most annoying music ever. There are definitely a few gems though. -bp Dr. Lester K. Spence Assistant Professor, Political Science Johns Hopkins University Kellogg Scholar in Health Disparities 2004-2006
Re: (313) Black Dog/Dust Science (was: Ghost of 313's past...)
whatwhohwherewhenwhyandMOT http://www.themilkfactory.co.uk/interviews/blackdogiw.htm On Wednesday, Sep 14, 2005, at 19:43 Europe/London, Lance @ Inaudible wrote: >>>one other dan curtin tidbit, he recently signed to the Black-Dog run UK label Dust Science. Huh? I thought Black Dog just released for them and the label was created by Martin and Richard. From what I have read and heard, Martin and Richard Dust have joined with Head Dog Ken Downie as part of the Black Dog collective. So you are correct that not ALL members of Black Dog are runnning Dust Science but as you mentioned, Martin and Richard are. -- -->-Lance 6099 Creekside Lane North Ridgeville, OH 44039 United States
RE: (313) Lost Sunday 28th August 2005
Ken, I'll let Jason know that you've promoted him to wife; I'm sure he'll be pleased. ; ) > --- Ursprüngliche Nachricht --- > Von: "Odeluga, Ken" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > An: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <313@hyperreal.org> > Betreff: RE: (313) Lost Sunday 28th August 2005 > Datum: Mon, 18 Jul 2005 08:55:14 +0100 > > The problem Lost must confront now of course, is that many of us punters > and the generation of DJs we grew up with, are getting on. We won't be able > prop Lost up forever (sooner or later most of us succumb to the wife/kids > syndrome - I said syndrome! ;-). Or at least, corporate/career life starts > to make more and more demands on our time, or some other type of > responsibility does. Nor will the same thing which kept us up all night necessarily > keep doing that for a crowd which might visit the institution in 5 years > time, let alone ten years time. Obviously, fresh blood and new ideas are > becoming imperative. Till then, I can't say I won't be back there soon because I > know I will. And I'll enjoy it most likely. > > Ken -- GMX DSL = Maximale Leistung zum minimalen Preis! 2000 MB nur 2,99, Flatrate ab 4,99 Euro/Monat: http://www.gmx.net/de/go/dsl
Re: (313) london 313ers
I'm ok and so far everyone I know is safe. Phew. People are checking into LD... http://www.littledetroit.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=11303 What a shock, and it's still sinking in. Glad I'll be seeing the Brixton crew down the pub later!! Toby, come down south if easier, you can stay over if you like. Stay safe y'all Anya xx > --- Ursprüngliche Nachricht --- > Von: "Derek Plaslaiko." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > An: 313@hyperreal.org > Betreff: Re: (313) london 313ers > Datum: Thu, 7 Jul 2005 13:41:17 + (UTC) > > > > > > glad to see you guys are all safe. > > who isnt accounted for yet? i havent seen one from martin..? > > > derek. > > > > > > > On Thu, 7 Jul 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > Good to hear you guys are safe right now. It was mighty worrisome to > hear > > this as I woke up and not having internet connection at home I had to > rush > > into work. > > So far very relieved but I still need to hear from another friend. > > > > MEK > > > > > > > > > > > > "Ian Cheshire" > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > To > > 07/07/05 07:23 AM [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > cc > > 313@hyperreal.org > > Please respond to > Subject > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Re: (313) london 313ers > >onder.co.uk > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > most of you know as well, I am ok too > > > > Matt where do you work then? I am in Southampton Row...not a fun place > to > > work today round here eh!.. > > > > > >> - Original Message - > >> From: "Matt Chester (313)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >> To: "Robert Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > >> <313@hyperreal.org> > >> Sent: Thursday, July 07, 2005 10:38 AM > >> Subject: SPAM-LOW: Re: (313) london 313ers > >> > >> > >>> Just missed the bomb in Tavistock square by 2 minutes, it's right > where > >>> I > >>> work. Chaos here right now, about 50 police cards outside my > office > >> > >> Whew! Glad you're OK. All is well here. South side should be safe I > > reckon > >> - although Tower Bridge is just a stone's throw from here... Hope > >> everyone's OK. > >> > >> Very happy to have recently converted to cycling. > >> > >> Tristan > >> === > >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >> http://www.phonopsia.co.uk > >> > >> > >> > >> > > > > > > www.midnightbeats.de > > www.kube72.com > > www.detroitimpression.com > > > > > > > > > -- 5 GB Mailbox, 50 FreeSMS http://www.gmx.net/de/go/promail +++ GMX - die erste Adresse für Mail, Message, More +++
Re: (313) Hello 313, I am....
On Jun 16, 2005, at 8:23 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Introduce yourself! Name : Lester Spence Age : 36 Place I live : Baltimore, Maryland USA City I was born in : Detroit, MI Trades: Professor, writer, cultural critic, malcontent Webpages : BLOG: www.visioncircle.org, PHOTOS: www.flickr.com/photos/unbowed funniest techno moment: Recognizing that the buxom brunette everyone in the Music Institute ogled one night in the late eighties because of her short short short skirt was really a man. first encounter with paleo-techno: Hearing Numbers for the first time in 1980-81 in sixth grade. Life changed thereafter Dr. Lester K. Spence Assistant Professor, Political Science, Afro-American Studies Washington University Kellogg Scholar in Health Disparities
Re: (313) Duane 'in the mix' Bradley mix
On Jun 15, 2005, at 11:27 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: When ever I see a webpage like this I think how lucky we are to have people that have the love and are willing to take the time to assemble all the info, mixes, pictures, etc. So I see the original email...and I'm like "apparently"?!? Then I remember. Duane was hot. And when the radio stations began to segue away from house and detroit techno towards other genres, when mojo was being moved out, when Mills had left for Europe, Duane was still there. He had a brief noontime set every weekday, and he'd lay it down. Hard to do in only 20 minutes or so. There's so many DJs who have either slipped into the fog of our memories or have passed on - I must commend those dedicated to immortalizing these artists so that the next generation(s) can have some understanding of and appreciate the talent of these men and women. There is a political component here that has been overlooked. Duane didn't just "die before his time." Very few of the DJs do. In Duane's case, I believe he was closeted, which produces a great deal of stress above and beyond the stereotypical health risks. I wrote a eulogy for a friend of mine...a true house head. Here: http://www.visioncircle.org/archive/003485.html In some ways it is probably very similar to the stuff some of us wrote about Laura Gavoor a few years back. But the heads, the djs, the producers, those associated with the scene...I think very very few of them just happen to die before their time. They don't have health insurance, and the health insurance they do have is usually just enough to get by. So when they are beset by troubles, WHEN THEY DECIDE TO TELL DOCTORS, these troubles become significant complications. same goes for those who take on the even bigger task of writing books about DJs passed. there's a whole subaltern culture out there that deserves to be captured, a subculture that can't simply be written off as "youth culture." i don't post as much as i used to... i store all the emails so when i need something new to play while i write i can quickly find something. but this email combined with me missing the demf has me thinking about how much i missed, and how much work we have to do. Dr. Lester K. Spence Assistant Professor, Political Science, Afro-American Studies Washington University Kellogg Scholar in Health Disparities
(313) Tardis, Ayro & John Arnold
http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/doctorwho/tardiscam/intro.shtml and here's another good picture http://www.workdance.com/Gallery_Pages/tardis.html ob 313: I was at Plastic People last night too, for Ayro & John Arnold, and Tristan's already summed it up nicely. I was totally blown away, fanfeckin'tastic live set. Afterwards I had to go hug both Jeremy and John, didn't even introduce myself, I was so speechless. Sorry guys! ; ) These two are not to be missed! If they play anywhere near you, you MUST go! Super energy, great presence, and the music was to die for. John, thanks for posting on Friday, and thanks to Tristan for reminding me - I nearly went to the cinema instead, perish the thought. Not gonna forget this one anytime soon. Anya On Monday, Jun 13, 2005, at 18:52 Europe/London, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote: -- Original Message -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Alex - can I borrow the Tardis? I lent it to tom cox so he can get with the program ; ) "borrowin' the tardis", eh? tom andythepooh.com
Re: (313) (LONDON) Bleep43.com with Jacen Solo
Gotta stick my oar in and say that you can listen to Jacen Solo's upcoming album Virgo (release date 20 June 2005) on the Ai Records website http://www.airecords.com/ Enjoy - and hope to see you on 25 June at Public Life! Cheers, Anya On Thursday, Jun 9, 2005, at 15:00 Europe/London, Odeluga, Ken wrote: Hello all, We're pleased to introduce Jacen Solo as our special guest at the next bleep43.com event. http://www.bleep43.com/ Jacen recently had a well-received 12" released on Ai records. http://www.discogs.com/artist/Jacen+Solo His LP on Ai will be released around the time he appears at Bleep43. Please join us if you can. Thanks, Ken
Re: (313) the birth of a techno fan
When Autobahn came out I remember the title track getting played on the radio all the time. Well, so often that I got sick of hearing it - shock horror! : ) I think you may find that lots of people from my generation in Germany will know Kraftwerk. ; ) On Monday, Jun 6, 2005, at 21:29 Europe/London, Robert Taylor wrote: I think most people in Europe are aware of them, but only to the extent that if you mention them to a non-cognoscenti, they tend to raise their eyebrows and make stiff armed movements and say 've ar de robots'. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 06 June 2005 18:52 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) the birth of a techno fan Indeed. My three-year-old son loves Kraftwerk and likes to sing "Robots" at preschool. His teachers were baffled when Mr. Tom Cox and I tried to explain his fascination with a bunch of kooky Germans. It's really quite surprising how few people have heard of them. Kelly Nobody else here really knows who they are. *sigh* sound familiar anyone? LOL! MEK ### ## Note: Any views or opinions are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Channel Four Television Corporation unless specifically stated. This email and any files transmitted are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to which they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please notify [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank You. ### ##
Re: (313) fuse-in detroit - technicolor mf
nonono! Great stuff, thanks for sharing! : ) Anya On Wednesday, Jun 1, 2005, at 06:04 Europe/London, J.T. wrote: sorry for the rambling rambling 313 im delirious and getting obnoxious and silly
Re: (313) New Richie Hawtin Mix CD: DE9: Transition
bwah hah hah he should release a b format version aswell I've got this idea for his next mix cd project where he releases all these individual songs and you mix them yourself.groundbreaking. Same as it ever was.. -- Sam K [EMAIL PROTECTED] sub-sequence 2xx 98.3fm
(313) John lee hooker..............?????????
. So i heard this John Lee Hooker track on the weekend called "baby lee"..it was minimal and dirty groovy...Problem is he has so many damn albums...my question is...what is his must have minimal and dirty groovy album. Kinda on topic... he is from da D after all... Sam "Kreme" Karmel ps. i know the hype etc but g i'm enjoying bits of M.I.A -- Sam K [EMAIL PROTECTED] sub-sequence 2xx 98.3fm
Re: (313) Stevie Wonder ?
It's on Motown. http://www.stevie-wonder.com/albums.html http://www.motown.com Haven't yet heard it but will do at some point. Always had a very soft spot for Stevie Wonder. On Tuesday, May 24, 2005, at 09:21 Europe/London, Jason Brunton wrote: I'm a fairly recent convert to Stevie Wonder so I'd be interested in hearing it- do you know what label its on? cheers Jason On 24 May 2005, at 01:06, D1 wrote: Anyone heard his new album yet ? Or anyone interested? Eamonn / D1
Re: (313) a nice affordable DEMF afterparty
seconded. if I could be there and someone told me I could go to only one afterparty, this would be the one. and say hi to Mark Szymanski for me! : ) Anya On Monday, May 23, 2005, at 22:33 Europe/London, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This is going to be complete sweetness...Ayro is probably my favorite live performer in the D. Him and John Arnold get down when they play together. If you get a chance to hit this, do it... Peace, Alex Minto George <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05/23/2005 01:40 PM To 313@hyperreal.org cc Subject (313) a nice affordable DEMF afterparty Saturday Night of Fuse-In (May 28th) An event put together by Kevin Reynolds of Transmat featuring: Aril Brikha (Transmat) John Arnold (Ubiquity / Transmat) Ayro (Ubiquity / Omoamusic) Kevin Reynolds (Todhchaí / Transmat) Szymanski (Omoamusic) Tony Ollivierra (Planet E) E. Spleece (6Dirty) AB/Nrml (6Dirty) 5th Ave Downtown at Comerica Park 2100 Woodward Ave 313.471.2555 http://www.fifthavenuebilliards.com $10 / 21+ Doors at 9 down low music http://downlowmusic.org dLCMLP The Connection Machine PAINLESS OUT NOW dLVEXT2 E.R.P. 12" FEB dL SHOP LOWER LEVELS http://lowrlvlz.gemm.com __ Yahoo! Mail Mobile Take Yahoo! Mail with you! Check email on your mobile phone. http://mobile.yahoo.com/learn/mail
Re: (313) You have all been sleeping i suppose?
would love to be there but have exams on 1 and 6 June so it's a no-no : ( best of luck that it goes well, and to all who're going, have fun! : ) And I would donate $5-plus even though I can't go. Anyone know if and where I could do that? Ta, Anya On Monday, May 2, 2005, at 17:55 Europe/London, /0 wrote: anyone who passes on this because it costs 5 dollars is simply doing the rest of us (that WILL be there) a favor
(313) UR @ BigChill
I believe Dan Bean's posted this already - UR on the official line up: http://www.bigchill.net/story.html?id=1148 Nice one! Danny Krivit and Larry Heard are playing as well. We've got our tickets! : )
(313) quote of the day
"CH4, 4:30pm Enterprise: Some Xindi-Reptilians hanging out in Detroit? Alert Underground Resistance!" Spotted in The Guide, entertainment listings supplement of The Guardian on Saturday.
Re: (313) main st
this one? http://www.discogs.com/release/581 mh... On Monday, Apr 4, 2005, at 00:15 Europe/London, Philip wrote: there is a good main st. compilation which seems to have all the bits you're want, ron trent remix, I'm your brother, new day etc etc. it came out about 5 years ago I think. p
Re: (313) Slowing down (was Stasis)
That sortof tempo is just so great to dance to, so sexy. I still love it well fast every now and again but slower is mhm. I'll sign too! : ) On Thursday, Mar 24, 2005, at 17:21 Europe/London, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote: ill sign that petition too. since im playing lots and lots of old records when i play these days, i rarely even get above 120. its usually more like 115 or so. thats the best tempo IMO, so much stuff can fit in the mix. tom -- Original Message -- From: Andrew Duke Cognition Audioworks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thu, 24 Mar 2005 13:11:43 -0400 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: JT>yeah i think a lot of early techno was real slow, NEW CAMPAIGN. "Make techno slow again" i'd sign. i did a live pa in toronto friday night and the dj on before me, by halfway through his set the tempo was so high i actually said to the promoter--"uh, i sure hope he slows it down a bit before i start because there's no part of my pa that is close to this in tempo or energy". there's a review of that night here: http://www.tribemagazine.com/board/ showthread.php?s=90f060bcafa50df0dd2c4a2560ef1e31&threadid=88955 and ironically the reviewer says the guy on before me played more "subdued" than usual, so lord help me if he hadn't been "subdued"! bpm-wise (i use ableton live), i like to play from around 120 to 128bpm. if i get past 130 it is a rarity. maybe i'm just gittin' old?! :) andrew -- Andrew Duke scoring/sound design/source http://andrew-duke.com Cognition Audioworks label [Andrew Duke, Foal, Clinker, Granny'Ark] http://cognitionaudioworks.com -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.8.1 - Release Date: 3/23/2005 andythepooh.com
(313) Fwd: lost - easter sunday 27th march
well done Max, seeya there!! Begin forwarded message: From: "Lost/Cosmic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thu Mar 24, 2005 13:13:32 Europe/London To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: lost - easter sunday 27th march LOST Easter Sunday 27th March 10pm - 6am under the arches @ Weston St SE1 Tickets available on-line @ www.lost.co.uk / Reservations & further info [EMAIL PROTECTED] / t. 020 7791 0402 RED. dancefloor RICHIE HAWTIN (dexnfx)Exclusive uk date PLAID (laptop/dj set) STEVE BICKNELL (cosmic rec/lost MAX DULEY PURPLE.alternative sound and vision experience KIM BILIR STASIS MARIO MAISIE MILLAR
Re: (313) Carl Craig '
w you've come a long way from refusing to get on the bus, then sitting on the bench at the bus stop in Camberwell in the early hours of the morning - with a camera round your neck like a sign saying "mug me" ; ) On Monday, Mar 14, 2005, at 11:00 Europe/London, Tristan Watkins wrote: Erm... well I remember some of it somehow. :/ Most discrediting post ever! And all of the below was nothing compared to the waking-up-at-Farringdon-running-across-the-platform-and-falling-in- the-gap-near-death-experience later that (next) day. Carl Craig, we salute you!
Re: FW: (313) london next sat
Don't get me started on Fabric. Ugh! The End has a great sound system but unforunately their music police took a big dip a couple or so years ago and I haven't been there at all in recent times. 2000/2001 were the good years to go. Plastic People is the bizniz! Headspace night was brill. Good turnout as well, Public Life is a great little venue. Tom played an excellent set, well done mate! Vince Watson was good but didn't really get to listen to him properly as my better half was really tired and we then left before Arne came on. Sorry Arne, naechstes Mal bleib ich bestimmt! : ) Anya Just listening to Mitch Walcott's live set (Tsunami benefit). Narce! On Wednesday, Feb 16, 2005, at 19:51 Europe/London, Stewart Caig wrote: The Headspace night at Public life will be better than Fabric by a mile. - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <313@hyperreal.org>; "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2005 7:41 PM Subject: Re: FW: (313) london next sat haven't been to fabric, but man i'd love to. seems like you'll also get more diversity at fabric. more rooms, more artists and such yeah, that's what I thought too. It's big but it attracts loads of people who don't give a toss about the music. It gets so packed it's like a sardine can. If you bring a girlfriend/wife you might want to warn her about the groping from ugly drunk cnuts. Went once and I doubt I'd ever go back if I was in London again. small parties are better in London MEK
Re: (313) Movement 2005 and 2006
I've been attending festivals since they began (somewhere around '79). there has never been a festival at which admission had been charged. now assume there's no psychological adjustment--that people like me who are used to going to hart plaza for free will easily pay up. there is still a significant architectural adjustment. hart plaza was designed as an open space venue. how do you change it to prevent free riders? lks On Feb 9, 2005, at 8:30 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Erm, I was just reading an article, and thought it was of some interest. I took this paragraph "We also learned that the other main Movement organizer, Kevin Saunderson, recently met with Lucius Vasser from the mayor’s office. The question on the table is whether the city will allow Movement to charge admission — an idea that we have supported since witnessing the embarrassing spectacle of May begging for cash from the main stage at last year's festival. We were told a decision from Detroit officials is imminent. One thing the city of Detroit does not want is for Movement to take off a year and plan its next party for 2006. We are staying tuned in." Quite interesting. Seems like something may happen this year after all! Full article here: http://www.metrotimes.com/editorial/story.asp?id=7292 No idea why I take an interest, not as if I'm ever going to be able to go. Must be bored. I'm also doing ANYTHING to avoid doing ANY work whatsoever today, I'm sick of working, bored of it. Anyway. 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 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. Dr. Lester K. Spence Assistant Professor, Political Science and African Afro-American Studies Washington University Kellogg Scholar in Health Disparities 2004-2006
Re: (313) The Crisis in Detroit
mly Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) The Crisis in Detroit atomly said: http://tinyurl.com/4nagx How long until OCP takes over the city government and starts installing ED-209 units downtown? -bp -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.4 - Release Date: 2/1/2005 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.4 - Release Date: 2/1/2005 -- Ian __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com Dr. Lester K. Spence Assistant Professor, Political Science and African Afro-American Studies Washington University Kellogg Scholar in Health Disparities 2004-2006
Re: (313) npr / michigan public radio
i got a message from a colleague at the university of michigan about a class she held in which the end product was a documentary. i think one of the documentaries produced was on breaking but i'm not sure. this sounds like it. lks On Feb 2, 2005, at 2:06 PM, Ian Malbon wrote: FYI, I dug up two other articles about the "Hardcore Detroit" breakdancing story on Michigan Public Radio. http://www.freep.com/entertainment/newsandreviews/item6_20040806.htm http://www.metrotimes.com/editorial/story.asp?id=6212 On Feb 2, 2005, at 11:14 AM, lee herrington wrote: Here's a link to that story. http://michiganradio.org/newsroom.asp "vinyl hangs on" lee r. herrington u store it technical support specialist 440-260-2245 -Original Message- From: Matt MacQueen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 10:59 AM To: 313 Cc: Ian Malbon Subject: (313) npr / michigan public radio my brother told me about a program on NPR yesterday, might have been U of M's affiliate station, "someone who interviewed a vinyl record presser in detroit and a break dance club in detroit." anyone hear these.. [paging Ian Malbon to the thread] and/or have links to the program? I'll see what I can dig up too. sometimes they have audio archives online. peace -- Matt MacQueen http://sonicsunset.com -- Ian Dr. Lester K. Spence Assistant Professor, Political Science and African Afro-American Studies Washington University Kellogg Scholar in Health Disparities 2004-2006
Re: (313) P2P & Future
On Jan 15, 2005, at 12:33 PM, Kent Williams wrote: As far as file copying, CD ripping etc, the piggies are out of the barn. Most DRM systems can be defeated pretty easily, and when all else fails, anyone with a good soundcard can make a high quality digital copy via analog loopback of protected digital files. So DRM is a joke. It only stops people the way a cheap bike lock does -- it deters the casual thief. Similarly, the legal pursuit of file sharers is doomed to failure. They can go after easy, stationary targets, but they'll never get the technical edge over the file sharers. We're only in the very early stages of what's possible with decentralized peer to peer software. The only way forward I can see for artists is this: 1. Give away lossy digital copies of your music, as promotion. 2. Emphasize the audio quality of the 'real thing' -- the paid for copy. 3. Make sure the physical object you're selling adds value over the digital copy -- either by adding tracks, attractive packaging, or some sort of unique value you don't get downloading it digitally. 4. Perform live, or DJ or do something where you're selling a unique event that can't be endlessly reproduced and distributed over the internet. There is a fifth option too. How much money did May make off of letting one of his tracks (Strings maybe) be used for Midnight Run? Maybe a buck a copy? This isn't easy. None of it is. But there are a number of advertising execs that could find uses for techno or house tracks. Dr. Lester K. Spence Assistant Professor, Political Science and African Afro-American Studies Washington University Kellogg Scholar in Health Disparities 2004-2006
(313) touchin bass
Lagging behind as usual, I trailed through hundreds of posts yesterday. You can really see the ebb and flow on this list when you do that, the moods people are in and how these moods spread. Hmmm ; ) Oh right, music. I recall some posts re Electro, and people mentioning Andrea Parker. Yes, she does do something wonderful with the bass doesn't she! There's a brand new Touchin Bass mix cd out by her called Nobody's Perfect. I haven't got it but will probably get it soon after reading this http://sonomu.net/text/~nobodysperfectmi/?key=29547b-90112 and listening to soundbites here http://www.godbrain.ch/tb012cd.htm direct link to ram http://www.godbrain.ch/zzlisten%20(albumtb012cd).ram Don't let the 3mins or so fool you, there's soundbites for all the tracks, just let it play. Enjoy! Oh, and a belated 'appy nu 'ear. Anya
RE: (313) Recent detroit house
Yeah, agreed, I think the Randolph joint is hot--especially the "Quote Me On That" track. The interview stuff is OK but gets old after awhile. I hope KDJ puts these tracks out on vinyl and adds some length soon. Just saw that DJ Genesis has a new record ready to pop--with mixes by Amp Fiddler and Dez. Going to see Roy Ayers tonight. Anyone caught his recent shows? I've always like his act, but sometimes he can ramble on a bit. Scott -Original Message- From: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004 9:45 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Recent detroit house -- Original Message -- From: Jason Brunton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >I wasn't really that into the Paul Randolph album much really? i mean its hardly groundbreaking to be sure, but the song writing and instrumentation on that album is much better than just about all the other vocal house stuff coming out. didnt watch the interview yet, but i definitely like all the audio cuts. tom andythepooh.com
Re: (313) detroit event tonight - reminder
This looks well nice, wish I could be there! Instead I'll be at Fabric... hmmm... Michael Mayer, Luciano... : ) but no match really imho... Let us know how it went!! Enjoy, Anya On Saturday, September 25, 2004, at 04:11 PM, ani wrote: paxahau six year anniversary! i know presales are gone, not sure how many tickets are at the door. - - - - - - - - Thomas Brinkmann - live pa [profan, max/ernst] Dan Bell - dj set [accelerate, seventh city] Jake Fairley - live pa [sender, kompakt] Sammy Dee - dj set [perlon, kanzleramt] Chuck Flask & Rich Korach - dj set [paxaresidents] After taking the summer off, we're ready to punch back in with our anniversary party! Come celebrate 6 years of paxahau projects in detroit and get ready for the next round. Please join us for this intimate gathering with friends - only 250 presale tickets will be sold for this special event. venue: above niki's in the banquet room presales: available online at www.paxahau.com, neptune, recordtime ferndale more info: www.paxahau.com questions/concerns: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - - - - - - - - see you detroiters there! :)
(313) wooo Kenny Larkin in London
Haven't seen this posted on here yet so there ya go: SPLIT presents Dynamix Berlin showcase Sat 2 October @ Turnmills (oh well...) DJ's: Kenny Larkin, British Murder Boys, James Ruskin, 65 d Mavericks, Chris Finke, Ben Sims, Blake Baxter & Tyree Cooper back to back, Mark Broom, Paul Mac, DJ Senze. Turnmills. 63B Clerkenwell Road, London. EC1 10pm - 7am £12 + £15 in Advance // £15 on the Door Tickets: www.ticketweb.co.uk. TICKET OUTLETS Eukatech Records, Covert Records, Phonica Records Web: www.splitmusic.net Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [culled from canvas)
RE: (313) Norm Talley
Norm Talley spins with Mike Clark and Beatdown Sounds at Agave on Sunday night. I think he's sometimes a guest at the Bat Lounge in the Greektown area on Friday night--Delano Smith is the resident there I think. Also I think he sometimes spins with Eddie Fowlkes at Vivo's in Eastern Market on Saturdays. Otherwise, Fridays at Oslo have been incredible lately. Check it out. www.soft-curls.com This weekend is the Dally in the Alley, which is a fine way to end the summer--this year will be no exception. http://dallyinthealley.com/music.html Scott -Original Message- From: Chana Goodman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2004 9:22 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) Norm Talley Hey what day of the week does he spin at agave and at what time. Id definitely like to check that out. btw...just moved to Annarbor from Seattle so Im super psyched to check out as much local stuff as I can. I can finally make proper use of this list!!! Yay. chana
(313) [Detroit spam] ; )
Begin forwarded message: From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thu Sep 2, 2004 11:23:26 PM Europe/London To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: minus september 2 2004 x-list update minus news line up september 2 2004 - - - a special night in Detroit, featuring the Detroit debut live set from Run Stop Restore's MARC HOULE, performing some RSR faves from 'Geometry' EP plus sneaking in some new cuts from his 'Restore' solo release due this fall on Minus... SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3RD The return of UNTITLED to Detroit after a brief New York takeover. Untitled party number one, featuring your Untitled Residents: Ryan Elliott Tadd Mullinix Derek Plaslaiko Mike Servito Plus special guest: MARC HOULE / RUN STOP RESTORE (live) @ Alvin's 5756 Cass Ave., Detroit 18+ | 10p $5 - - - minimize to maximize 2004 m-nus.com plus8.com plastikman.com richiehawtin.com contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: (313) Juan Atkins in Detroit, Friday nite
Nice! If folks can get cheap tickets to Detroit this weekend it will be well worth the money--the Jazz Festival will feature Aretha, Lou Rawls, Marcus Belgrave and a bunch of other Detroit cats--not the least of whom will be the James Carter. Also Tortured Soul will be playing in Royal Oak on Sunday. Not bad for one weekend. Scott -Original Message- From: Matt MacQueen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2004 12:07 PM To: 313 Subject: (313) Juan Atkins in Detroit, Friday nite seems kinda 313-worthy ;) Begin forwarded message: > From: soft curls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: September 2, 2004 10:55:12 AM CDT > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: this Friday nite > > this FRIDAY SEPT 3 > OSLO > 10pm-3am > (313)963-0300 > > JUAN ATKINS (Metroplex) > > DIRECTIONS + INFO: http://www.soft-curls.com -- Matt MacQueen http://SonicSunset.com
(313) Mixmode Records - Delano Smith's label
Don't know if folks have gotten the 3 records on Mixmode yet. I just got #2 & #3 this week. Haven't gotten #1 yet. I think they're really excellent. Delano's cut on #2, "Back in the Day", is a cold KDJ-inspired disco-loop. Tony Foster's #3 record has a spacey after-hours feel to it--but still some funky *** house. Scott
(313) more mills
Jeff Mills - Choice Unreleased Radio Mix http://www.azulishop.com/dj_sets/ -- NEU: Bis zu 10 GB Speicher für e-mails & Dateien! 1 GB bereits bei GMX FreeMail http://www.gmx.net/de/go/mail
Re: (313) Techno Films
Another one I thought of on the way home is La cite des enfants perdu (The city of the lost children). And just for the record, I meant Tarkovsky's Solaris earlier. Don't even know the rehash. Das Boot got mentioned earlier as well. Anyone who hasn't seen it, do get the series and not the movie. Loads better, as Sakke (I think) said. And watch it in German if you can. So much gets lost in the dubbed version. Anya
RE: (313) Techno Films
Blade Runner will always be "my" ultimate Techno film. Metropolis comes a pretty close second, then Solaris and 2001. I also relate to Sean on the Seven, KillBill and Snatch tip. Nothing out of the ordinary here. h. *shrugs* : ) Anya -- NEU: WLAN-Router für 0,- EUR* - auch für DSL-Wechsler! GMX DSL = supergünstig & kabellos http://www.gmx.net/de/go/dsl
(313) 1xtra Detroit
Found this last night . Apologies if posted before, I'm lagging way behind... http://www.bbc.co.uk/1xtra/morestyles/detroit.shtml A show on the BBC's 1xtra called Deviation Detroit Special. Interviews with Derrick May, Dwele, John Arnold, Amp Fiddler, Recloose, Theo Parrish, Kenny Larkin. Have a good weekend, Anya
RE: (313) 3 Chairs - Chicago
Interesting. KDJ did a "Prince Party" at OSLO (Detroit) last weekend. He put up a translucent screen in front of the booth to obscure his identity. The set was excellent. Most memorable was the a very long edit of JAN with a much longer excerpt of the Prince/Mojo interview. Great night. This Saturday was a free 3 hour D May set in the recently expanded Orchestra Hall. Sweet set-up with Derrick on the second floor of a three floor atrium--with partiers above, bellow and all-around. Meanwhile Minx and Strand tore it up in an adjacent room. Best of all--no smoking inside the facility! Peace, Scott Then Moodymann took his turn sporting a freaky halloween mask, his afro all blowed out huge, and it was a Rick James (R.I.P.) love fest.. he started with 'You and I' and played it start to finish, then later 'Cold Blooded' (god i love that percussion on a big system) and lots of cool disco, also Moscow Discow, rolling stones 'Miss You' (!), the 3-Chairs 'Theme' (also featured on their new 3xLP which is great, BTW)... prince - controversy (w/ everyone singing the "people call me rude, i wish we all were nude" part, hah), anyway if you like dirty disco and detroit house and occasional italo and dusty dance oddities, these guys deliver. Though I usually have no idea what these guys are playing, KDJ seemed to stick to some of the more recognizable cuts but this was fine with the crowd to be sure. peace -- Matt MacQueen http://SonicSunset.com
RE: (313) Techno Geography
Interesting comments. I too think about this kind of stuff alot. A few thoughts: I ended up in Detroit (city) 10 years ago this summer--coming from rural Indiana--when I got a job in Detroit rather than Chicago, my first choice. At the time I knew next-to-nothing about Detroit techno, except what a good friend had told me about a party he had attended where D Wynn, D May and R Hawtin changed his life forever--later I figured out that it was in the Packard Plant. Back in Indiana my buddy turned me on to the sounds of the Chicago and Detroit underground. I had to check-out that scene once I arrived in Detroit. I went to a party at the Packard Plant and I have been a fan and amateur DJ of Detroit-inspired techno and house ever since. I have often mused about what makes Detroit such a special place, being the soil in which soul, funk, techno and house have taken firm root and flourished. While Detroit has well-known negatives, these limitations (like someone said earlier) can be extremely rich sources of inspiration. I think this is why Detroit is such fertile ground for strong and self-directed people. However, many places have these same limitations, and sources of inspiration, but these cities did not oversee several musical revolutions, and perennially produce the remarkable musical talents of Detroit. Why Detroit? My personal opinion about this is that Detroiters (at least since the 20s) have been free-thinking, forward-looking, embracing of democracy and technology, but skeptical of Amerika. (The Diego Rivera mural in the Detroit Institute of Arts sums it up best for me). Detroiters have fought (for real) for their place in the middle-class. I believe that this struggle, and the passion for a better life and a more just world, comes through in the music and gives it the unique Detroit quality--at once dark and bluesy and optimistic and forward-thinking. Looking back over these last 10 years of my life (funny that it coincides with this list's anniversary), the people of Detroit have changed me in very positive, personal ways. But, it is the music that has always hooked me in, kept me refreshed and happy to stay put. I'm very proud of Detroit and its accomplishments, musically and otherwise. I want to thank the members of this list for reminding me of the greatness of this city, day in and day out. Peace, Scott Check it out: Commentator Cornel West talks with NPR's Tavis Smiley about why he thinks Detroit, Mich., is the music capital of black America. http://www.npr.org/features/feature.php?wfId=3179105 -Original Message- From: fwdthought [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 2004 6:52 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) Techno Geography Friends, I think all of this talk on geography and how it affects our productivity/ involvement/ opportunities as producers, djs, artists, fans etc. is a key topic. It matters, and it does not matter. First, I must quote The Pet Shop Boys... "...there's a lot of opportunities, if there are'nt you can make them..." I've been very tempted to move to Detroit. However, after questioning my motivations, I see that by doing so, I am only chasing myths and ghosts of what I think a "Detroit" experience "should" be. I can say that the few times I have visited, I have been completely blown away: the sincere people, Detroit's love of ALL music, Detroit's freakishness...and of course all of the incredible artists that populate that city, in their varied mediums, not just techno music. I'm talking photgrapy, advertising, graphic design, political thought, journalism. Detroit Rock City! Godamn it! I really think you are born into it and must have it in your blood and veins. I am happy with the idea that it CANNOT be transplated by a simple change of geography. (Apply to your dream city/ situation of choice) Great teachers want their disciples to spread the word, set up their own churches, communes, record labels, clubs, 'zines...etc. Detoit is the teacher. I guess it depends on what you are doing. I have found that more easy going evirons fuel my creativity, as a producer. I can riff and ramble on this a lot more. My head hurts right now. Peace, Louis
Re: (313) What On Your Decks
Osunlade's Offering and then the good old K&D Sessions (until 5mins ago). Perfect for lounging in the sun in the garden on a day off. Seeya on the boat tomorrow! Back to lurkmode... Anya
Re: (313) ACT
I heard that Mark latham and John howard were two key playas in that group direct decendants of parliament. On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 13:16:25 +1000, "Cyclone Wehner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > Anyone who loves Propaganda should check out the new ZTT anthology by the > group ACT. > I keep on discovering ill groups from the 80s and this is one of them. > > First thing to dislodge Jeff Mills' Choice from my player... -- Sam K [EMAIL PROTECTED] sub-sequence 2xx 98.3fm
RE: (313) Amp Fiddler on NPR
Thanks for the post. Nice to see Amp getting the critical respect he deserves. Scott -Original Message- From: diana potts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, July 26, 2004 9:38 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) Amp Fiddler on NPR http://www.npr.org/features/feature.php?wfId=3608606 d __ Do you Yahoo!? New and Improved Yahoo! Mail - 100MB free storage! http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail
RE: (313) DEEEEE-TROIT Basketball
Was like New Year's or Beirut near my house, with guns and firecrackers going off all around. Awesome night for Detroit tho. Those guys were playing so well I almost wish it weren't over. There's a parade from Chene Park to Hart Plaza tomorrow at noon. Should be a blast as long as it doesn't rain. Maybe they'll have a techno float--Love Parade style! Scott -Original Message- From: ani [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2004 1:34 PM To: 313 Subject: RE: (313) DE-TROIT Basketball shit was crazy, wish you people could have seen it. we were less than a block from the spirit of detroit. : -Original Message- : From: doris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] : Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2004 1:06 AM : To: John Sokolowski : Cc: 313@hyperreal.org : Subject: Re: (313) DE-TROIT Basketball : : : i'd LOVE to see what's going on in downtown right about now... : :
(313) traxx dj sets?
I know that there are a few traxx dj sets floating around on the net.but where are they? A recycled question i'm suresorry Sam -- Sam K [EMAIL PROTECTED] sub-sequence 2xx 98.3fm -- http://www.fastmail.fm - Or how I learned to stop worrying and love email again
