Re: [313] ... following TRAX
On Thu, 12 Oct 2000, Phonopsia wrote: Probably showing my ignorance here... Does anyone know what the relationship is between TRAX records, and TRAX the DJ? I've always assumed they were the same dude, is this right? He was having a ball @ DEMF, that's for sure. I don't see a realtion between Trax the classic chicago house label and Traxx the dj...think his real name is mel? I've never seen this guy dj, but heard lots of good stuff about him. I might have seen this guy at DEMF, but don't remember for sure...someone was playing alexander robotnick at one point at the CPOP stage. minto
Re: [313] is 313 the new alt.music.techno???
On Sat, 7 Oct 2000, William VanLoo wrote: Anything in particular that you're thinking of? I asked about the new Detroit Escalator Co. 2x10 at Record Time on Thursday, but no luck. Has anybody seen this in the US yet as an official release? It's been out for almost a month now. You can get it through Syntax or Watts i am sure. The album full length won't be out till next year I beleive, might be wrong. too bad it's just the FEROX album Soundtrack 313 with a few of the songs from the black buildings 2X10 minto
Ultradyne page on mp3.com
hey if you know what's up...check this chit out: artists.mp3s.com/artists/31/ultraydyne.html minto
Re: [313] designer music...norm talley
On Mon, 2 Oct 2000, mee-thod wrote: :) just listening to problemz- designer music and there's a sample which i first heard on THE most xlnt norm talley 12 on city boy records. anyone know where it comes from originally? If you are talking about problemz from the designer music 12 by carl, he sampled Alexander Robotnick's Problems d'amour which came out on Fuzz Dance out of italy.
(313) the REAL Innovator
here's a good one for the 313 FAQ which will be released around the same time as Derrick May's next album. take your time matt :P -- Forwarded message -- Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 23:51:30 -0800 From: rbc3 [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: detroit techno 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) the REAL Innovator Someone asked this long ago. I've since forgotten and I think nobody answered. The question had to do with the track listing on Innovator. The track listing on the cover of the Transmat (US domestic) release is WRONG! I decided since I was in such a Detroit listening mood, to go through it and figure it out. So here are my findings. Derrick May - Innovator (Transmat US) CD1 1) rest 1:08 2) strings of the strings of life 8:22 3) another kaos beyond kaos 0:50 4) freestyle 4:30 5) beyond kaos1:31 6) the dance 7:13 7) a little spaced out0:57 8) daymares 0:33 9) it is what it is 6:27 10) ? (chords from it is...) 0:09 11) ? (another synth chord)0:09 12) beyond the dance (cult mix)6:59 13) original feel sureal 0:54 14) ? (beyond a synth chord) 0:19 r-theme6:21 CD2 1) to be or not to be 5:48 2) icon (montage mix) 5:49 3) phantom1:46 4) kaotic harmony 6:33 5) more phantom 1:11 6) salsa life 5:27 7) nude photo 5:39 8) the beginning (pt. 1) 5:25 9) the beginning (pt. 2) 3:30 10) another relic from the relics 1:01 11) drama 4:29 12) strings - the original mix 6:04 13) wiggin - juan atkins mix 6:14 The naming of The Beginning as separate parts is due to the fact that there is a CD track change in the middle of the song. The song has no audible break in it however. The three unnamed tracks have question marks which are simply synth sounds. I also happen to have the RS 5x12 LP box set of Innovator. So I thought I'd do the proper trainspotter thing here and list differences. One thing before I begin. Unlike the US Transmat release all the track names and ordering is correct on the R$S LP comp. The only mistake is track C2, which is listed as Daymares, It Is What It Is. This is simply It Is What It Is and has no Daymares with it. Firstly there are several tracks on both comps which are the same but named differently. I'll list these first. US CD track# name on RS box set --- CD1 track 5B2) A Rest / Beyond Kaos CD1 track 13 D2) Feel Surreal Ends The Feel Surreal CD2 track 5G2) Phantom Lurks CD2 track 10 I1) A Relic Long Ago CD2 track 12 J1) Strings Of Life Tracks on the RS LP comp, which aren't on the US Transmat CD: C2) Some More Spaced Out E1) Emanon Begins E2) Sinister E3) The End I3) Emanon Ends I4) Winter On The Blvd J2) Dreams Of Dreamers Tracks on the US Transmat CD, which aren't on the RS LP comp: CD1 track 1) rest CD1 track 8) daymares That's about all the info I have. I could get really sick and find out which original releases the tracks on both comps come from. I don't really have the time though. I guess my trainspotting has run out for the day. I don't have the RS CD nor the Sony Japan release, so if anyone has them and finds differences, I'd like to know. -rbc3
Legowelt Orgue Electronique LIVE set archive
bits and pieces (only 30 minutes?) of these 2 recorded live...well worth checkin out if you like good dutch electro, italo-esque-euro domination trax and anything low-tech. blanco...when you coming to amerika? http://live.rel.nl/live/archive.php3 minto
Artist Unknown
has anyone heard this album?...it's very good and on a label I have not bought a release from in quite some time Disko B...the album is called future. Who are these guys? (had to ask) Have they done anything in the past I might be familiar with? Anyways, definately something to check out if you are a fan of dutch electro, drexciya/doppler/jap telecom/elektroids stuff, or 80's new wave. also, a question unrelated...what distributor in the US is carrying all the Sound Signature represses? Dowtown 161 possibly? any help would be appreciated. thnx, minto
I-f mix on boombox.net
thought some of you into rare grooves and italo disco might want to check this nice mix by ferenc on boombox http://195.186.2.19:8080/ramgen/boombox/rm/lethargy-klub-7899.rm ferenc plays at the 05:06:00 mark...even starts out with legowelt and goes into some new order...if you can feel this...then check it out! minto
Re: I-f mix on boombox.net
On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Minto Chempotical George wrote: thought some of you into rare grooves and italo disco might want to check this nice mix by ferenc on boombox http://195.186.2.19:8080/ramgen/boombox/rm/lethargy-klub-7899.rm ferenc plays at the 05:06:00 mark...even starts out with legowelt and goes into some new order...if you can feel this...then check it out! ha...well, guess i should listen to the whole thing before I post and tell you he plays lots of rare italo stuff. to hear more of the italo stuff and electronic oldies check out the hotmix site: http://www.hotmix.nl/mixnet/ anyone have a copy of cocadisco 2 yet? I have not seen it anywhere. minto
Re: [313] more reviews
On Thu, 7 Sep 2000, Tom Churchill wrote: Neworldaquarium EP (Delsin) Joshua - Watch The Bass (Tweekin) agreed! the above releases are some of my favorites right now...best joshua record I have heard in a while since like the New CPU Experience on Nordic Trax. There is a new Joshua about to be released on Seasons that is phenomenal! Very much like his old balance/Prescription Circulation stuff (Not the UK Circulation dudes, whom I am not all that impressed by)...deep and very innovative for a guy who I think is among the greatest house producers ever! up there with larry heard in my tops. and it's great to hear more new Ross 154...any of those old eevo releases gonna be repressed? other ones I have been diggin': new Jermiah on Grow Lo Soul's new album Belong on Playhouse Theo Parrish double on Sound Signature DEC - Black Buildings double 10 (it's a shame the album is gonna be just liscenced stuff from the FEROX album) not new - J Walk Buggin' Becky on Pleasure with a dope Danny Wang remix hunt it down! minto
Re: [313] Manix
On Mon, 28 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Manix is Mark Mac of 4-hero, check older reinforced stuff 4 more tings like that(oa doc scott, joey beltram, peshay ,tek9) speakin' of older reinforced. does anyone know where I can find a copy of Dego's Nu Era album entitled Beyond Gravity? I have had it on tape for years thanks to a good friend recording it for me. Or if someone would burn a copy from a CD copy they have, I would be happy to trade for stuff from my collection. minto
Re: [313] New Detroit Escalator?
On Thu, 24 Aug 2000, Minto Chempotical George wrote: is just a prelude to the DEC album coming out on Peacefrog in the fall. It even has a previously released track by neil that came out on his DEC imprint called Plumb I think this song was not even released as a full release. just promo only before his Ferox masterpiece Soundtrack 313 came out. This is a very nice piece of work by neil. and come higly reccommended. I must have been half asleep when I wrote this...correction, plumb was not on that ltd DEC promo 12 that neil released...plumb was actually on the time:space compilation CD on Transmat. there was suppose to be a 12 of songs neil had done from a while back that derrick may was going to release on Transmat called 'blue science / between dubnotes.' Anyone have any info on if this is going to see shelf space in a record store soon? Would also be interested in hearing some more new songs by Tony Drake as well...his album that was released on Transmat a few yrs ago through RS was very deep. like love songs...techno ballads. minto
Re: [313] New Detroit Escalator?
On Wed, 23 Aug 2000, Mike Taylor wrote: hey, I think this might be yet another example of how Detroit Techno has fallen off. ;) I am really looking forward to hearing his new material, thanks Otto. I picked this up today and it is a 2X10 EP called Black Buildings. this is just a prelude to the DEC album coming out on Peacefrog in the fall. It even has a previously released track by neil that came out on his DEC imprint called Plumb I think this song was not even released as a full release. just promo only before his Ferox masterpiece Soundtrack 313 came out. This is a very nice piece of work by neil. and come higly reccommended. also got the new mills double Every Dog has it's day...this is a very fine release for jeff and is probably the best thing I have heard from him in many years. very deep and nothing like what you would typically expect from him if you are new to listening to his music. Don't sleep on this. It's really good. still need to pick up sean's new album...heard it over the phone the other day and it sounded better than the real audio clips i heard on the intuit solar pa or whatever link that was that someone posted. simon (CiM) walley's LP on de:focus also scores high marks for me...very good...teases you with such short eloquent pieces of music. minto
Re: [313] Hotmix news
speakin' of viewlexx...when is Cocadisco 2 slated to come out? 1 was real good and supposedly some ltd. release. Is the Parallax corp. album coming out on vinyl too? love the italo influenced stuff ferenc has been kickin' out lately. minto
Re: [313] st germain - detroit
On Mon, 24 Jul 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: funsters what is the 'detroit to st germain' cd? is it remixes of the 'boulevard' cd? speakin of st. germain, i think boulevard just recently got repressed. i saw it on a restocks FAX from syntax this past weekend. more stuff coming from you philip? minto
Re: [313] Model500's latest LP
On Tue, 20 Jun 2000, Gwendal Cobert wrote: Talking about that... As I'm reading this, I'm thinking about Model500's first track from Mind Body - excuse me if it has already been discussed here, but I wasn't a subscriber when it was released... well, to me this track is extremely interesting, feels like Atkins has been listening a lot to the most interesting electronica /IDM stuff, mostly Autechre, and has managed to completely integrate it with his previous work, and spit out something very interesting, perfectly balanced? this is probably because the first track on that album was psychosomatic co-written by Danny Zelonky aka Low Res who did a track that was remixed by Juan on Metroplex called Amuck which originally came out on an ep on sublime (japan) (3 mixes by Juan actually on the metroplex 12). Danny also co-produced the title track on the mind and body album. I highly recommend Danny's stuff...check out the album he did on Plug Research called Approximate Loveboat and the mille plateaux albums Wanton Phenomena and heftibag his music is very dissonant (in a good way) and his sound design is unreal! on the Juan tip...I believe he says in a recent interview that he is working on another M500 album to be released on RS. Anyone got any word on this?...I just hope Juan takes it in a different direction...the RB influenced model 500 album was cool...but I think Juan can surprise us again with something a little more fresh. minto
Re: [313] M500's The Passage
On Tue, 20 Jun 2000, Jorge Velez wrote: I've got this on a weird little comp. c.'93 (can't remember the title offhand - something like Techno Fever or thereabouts...). It's one of my absolute fave M500's - unlike anything else Juan had done up till then. Anyone know how many versions exist of this track, if any? if I remember correctly...this came out on RS sublabel Apollo and then later was licenced to Network as the True Techno EP ...it also contained 2 other amazing tracks by juan...mind changes and warning I believe was the other. The passage is like one of my all time favorite tracks by Juan. minto
Re: [313] M500's The Passage
On Tue, 20 Jun 2000, Minto Chempotical George wrote: if I remember correctly...this came out on RS sublabel Apollo and then later was licenced to Network as the True Techno EP ...it also contained 2 other amazing tracks by juan...mind changes and warning I believe was the other. The passage is like one of my all time favorite tracks by Juan. woops...the other track on that apollo record was not warning (which was off his deep space album), but vessels in distress Juan's vocals are real nice on this record. m
where is george when ya need him?
paging mr. george smiley. This list could really use your help right now. A few people need to be kicked off this list...and there are what looks like 2 addresses that are probably the same person. On a 313 topic...does anyone know who did that record on KMS by The Closer? It's real nice...both cuts. eagerly awaiting that new album by CiM (everyone needs to check out his stuff if you wanna hear real deep innovative techno) minto
urban tribe...
How about Sherard Ingram getting some long-overdue play at the DEMF. His 1998 LP 'The Collapse of Modern Culture' has proved to be a real 'sleeper'. It received a piece of the spotlight when it was initially released (thanks to the Mo Wax link and the guest artists), but it seems to have faded all too quickly into the background. There's so much expression and soul in this release that it almost overwhelms you on the first few listens... but give it a few months and your ears really start to open up. IMHO 'Peacemakers' is still one of the stand-outs of 1998. yes, I was really upset at how Mo Wax was marketing that UNKLE album more that year than the URBAN TRIBE album, which made the UNKLE album look like an amateurish student short film. It is such a deep album. And a few other 313 notables collaborated with sherard on this album, KDJ, Carl Craig, and Shake. I spoke to sherard after his set and he told me he has another project coming out on Mo Wax soon. Everyone needs to check out this album. It's up there with a few of the brilliant 313 albums in the past like Neil Ollivierra's (DEC) soundtrack [313]. a couple other records that I find real fresh and deep right now: Metro Area 2 on environ (morgan darshan bringin' back that pgarage and music box feelin'!) CiM - Warm Data - focus (simon's stuff just keeps on getting better...definately filled with a lot soul and funk with killer sound design) minto
Re: [313] DEMF
On Thu, 8 Jun 2000, Richard Hart wrote: Secondly - Does anyone know the name of the first track played by Mike Huckaby in the second part of his mix - kinda disco track with female vocals singing can't stop moving to the sound... I have to get this track. http://proto.groovetech.com/mk-demf.rxml?file=/demf/cpop/day3/cpopday3-mikeh uckaby2.rm from your description it sounds like, Like Some Dream (I Can't Stop Dreaming) by Danny Wang off the first Balihu release Look Ma No Drum Machine. minto
Re: [313] Richie Rich
On Sat, 3 Jun 2000, Peter B Leidy wrote: Okay, I was hoping somebody would have brought this up already so that I wouldnt have to- but as nobody has really tackled it, and I think it needs some attention: Was anyone else disappointed with mr hawtins set to close the demf? yes, I agree. I wasn't into richie's set either. He played in total 3 tracks that got my head bobbin' and they were songs that I've heard many times...vainquer, 69 and vapourspace. I thought out of respect they would let dmay play last. The crowd was into it nontheless, but I think richie would have impressed me and others more if he played music with melodies and deeper songs that were more than just 2 bar loops which he pretty much played. Taking nothing away from richie, I've heard rich play great house music for 3 hours with unreal acid tracks and techno by armando, mike dunn and phuture. listen to some of those archives...people like shake, theo parrish, buzz goree, and fannon flowers played more interesting sets. minto
Re: [313] DEMF suggestions for next year
On Thu, 1 Jun 2000, rios delgado wrote: More live sets--- unless they sound like that basic(basically nothing) channel set...sleepy time. Uberzone is the most wack, no soul having, LIVE DAT playing phatdawgs (A term for all cheesy looking raver kids with those huge swamp pants who go around sayin, say, dawg! or that's fuckin' phat!) I have ever heard! now, basic channel creates music with depth and warmth and most of all soul. So, before you call something boring, consider the fact that you are a newbie and your tastes may change. And dissing BC on this list will only be frowned upon. m
JT and minto's DEMF report...
well, we had a blast in Detroit this past weekend. And left the city with a new found inspiration for the music that we both love. While I was still on my way to Detroit, j had this to say of what I missed: magda - great mixing of great tracks from dbx, morgan geist, metro area [those chords and bassline sounded so deep on the motor stage, with the hazy day and detroit river flowing by, ren cen in the bkgnd] great stuff, really entertaining to watch someone so obviously feelin it too.. 5pm rolls around and I finally arrive at Detroit's Metro airport to a surreal overcast sky and landscape which sent shivers up my spine as I look out the window of the plane. J and his friends pick me up from the airport and we drive straight to the festival. When we get there, we immediately hear deepness walking from Cobo roof parking to the hart plaza. JT: tikiman w/chain reaction scion in the ponchartrain lobby [w/royal red carpet and grand piano decadence, what a image], and then their performance on sat...amazing to have that stuff floating out in the open air, in that settingperfect. M: This was just amazing...to hear 3 and half hours of Basic Channel at the beginning of the festival. Yes, the rumors were true! Rhythm and Sound was there... What we caught of theo's set was great...super deep and great house music. JT: kenny larkin - loved the new stuff [2 or 3 songs] he played before switching to dj mode M: kenny had a few problems with his PA and the crowd wasn't into the deep stuff unfortunately...am I the only one who loves to clear a floor with deep music? while we were bobbing our heads to kenny's deck prowess, we are informed by one of our cohorts that SCAN 7 is playing at the underground stage. The 60 seconds we heard was mindblowing. 3 men dressed in black, with sunglasses, winter caps, and bandanas ala UR! Still kickin' ourselves in the ass for missing this 45 minute set of shit we'll probably never see again. and also caught a little of Simon Hartley's (Wild Planet) PA...beautiful deep techno while bouncing back and forth during Stacey Pullen djing on the main stage. after the first night was over we gather up our entourage and head to Dan Bell's casa for the 7th city party...nice and cozy party atmosphere with smiles and plenty of familiar faces...great to talk to Dan, Titonton, Todd soldering iron Sines, Shake, Masa, Kate Catanese, the Meier bros., ken and karl and John Tejada who played the most sick deep unreal stuff followed by Jeff Samuel (look out for this guy...new release to follow on Dan Bell's new offshoot Blip) who played amazing stuff before we were all done with our beer and our ride had to leave sadly. sleepy time in Ann Arbor. Sunday: wake up real late and head out to D. walk in to hear the tail end of Aril Brikha's PA with time:space blasting Groove La' Chord on the main stage...and then proceed to the undergound stage to hear ADULT. JT: ADULT - twice as good as in february at detroit contemporary when i first saw them...evil, dry, funky, intense nicola's vocals were better than ever...perfect eq/sound [except for 1st song], great crowd M: 1st time to see ADULT and they were definately one of my favorites during the whole festival. Hearing the New Phonies EP loud was intense and the moroder-esque arpeggiations were stupid! Adam and nicola very tight raw together as the husband wife duo. And while we stay for the whole ADULT set we miss Dan Bell's PA on the main stage...damn!!! JT: dj assault godfather -- great tracks, love seein the girls who can dance [and know all the lyrics] gettin down...the girl who repeatedly humped and freaked and raped the gate/fence was a trip..dj assault was tighter than any mix cd i have by him, unbelievable..ghettotech is a-ok with me M: hearin' the electro classics played cut up and doubled. clear got tore up and even heard a little newcleus. walked over to Motor to hear a little of Buzz Goree's set...it was awesome to hear him play alexander robotnick's Problems d'amour while watching 2 elderly women get down to it. Fannon Flowers - hard but deep, and really impressed us a lot more than Richie Hawtin's set that closed out the festival which was not deep enough for either of us...cool to hear vapourspace, vainquer, and 69 played on that main stage...though all you could hear was 909...someone at the mixing desk needs some practice. Monday: Urban Tribe (sherard ingram) - who did the brilliant album on Mo Wax with carl, ken and shake. great great music, huge props for playing so many drexciya/doppler/jap telecom tracks...also the best part of it all was seein 'drexciya' lookin' on from a dark out of the way corner smokin' a cigarette. the drexciyans were standing right next to you and you probably didn't even know it... another funny sight for the eyes was also during sherard's set...kdj (who had a nice set of soul and disco on the main stage the day before) clownin' with a camera takin'
Orlando Voorn Discog...
Baruka - Play It Loud (Nightvision) Baruka - The Blackout EP (Nightvision) Basic Bastard - Vols 1 -4 (Outland) Complex - Midi Merge (Fragile) D Word - Top Billin (Solid Defence - Travelling EP (Nightvision) Designer Loops - Designer Loops (Lower East Side) EDC - No Pills (Tinx) FIX Flash (KMS) FIX MASTERCUTS Vols 1 -3 (Clubstitute) FIXOMATIC _ Hurt Em Bad (CNR) Format #1 - Solid Session (ESP) FORMAT #2 - Dance (ESP) Format #3 (ESP) Frequency - Hey Hey Hey (Lower East Side) Frequency - Kiss the Sky (Lower East Side) Frequency - Slam to the FUnk (Lower East Side) Frequency - Where is your Evidence (Lower East Side) Frequency Vs. Atkins - Industrail Metal (Lower East Side) Ghetto Brothers - Bass Manouvres (ESP) Ghetto Brothers - Muzik EP (ESP) Infiniti - Game One (Metroplex) Limited Edition - The Liight (ESP) Living Room - DJ Album (Nightvision) Living Room - The Gate (Nightvision) Living Room - Room Service (Nightvision) Maniax Traxxx - E-Funk (Satori) Mute - Alistair's Theme (TB VInyl) Nighttripper - Ecapism (ESP) Nighttripper - Hour of Darkness (ESP) Nightripper - Machine City (ESP) Nightripper - Phuture EP (ESP) Nightvision - Nightvision (Nightvision) OBGB - white label (Mix) Obscare - Reconsider (Ars) SHy Rock - May The FUnk Be WIth U (Torso Dance) Play Boy - In Da Jungle (USA) The Progress - Progress EP (nightvision) Trigger - Let's Rock This Party (Nu Disc) The Stalker (Slamdunk) Urban Nature - Everything (100% Pure) X-It - Keep This Party GOin' (MG) this isn't even a complete discography, forgot to mention all the rmxs and comp appearances...maybe someone else can fill in the holes...where can i get a copy of that Nightvision retrospective on CD? welcome to 313 gus! - minto
new Russ Gabriel album...
yah...I got Voltage Control...great album by Russ. What happened to Soul On Wax? I loved those first 2...did this just change to Player or is he still doing Soul On Wax? Dan Curtin's 12 on Player was fine. stoked about the new upcoming album from Russ though. :) minto
Re: (313) dbx - giving it to ya raw
On Wed, 26 Apr 2000, environ wrote: ACCELERATE RARE UNRELEASED Raw yah! This track was done in early '96 I think. I remember when Dan played it here in Dallas when he came with Carl Craig the same year. He played it off a 10 acetate. Boy did that shit sound dope on a loud sound system. DBX Givin' it to ya RAW And the RZ-1 clap is still off the hook. minto
Re: (313) Obscure Dopplereffekt
On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Saul Goode wrote: the sound of peas being thrown at a wall is highly sought afterthouhgt you knew. speaking of obscure dopplereffekt...ever hear: 'i'm comming out of the closet', or 'i've got the hiccups'?now thats ubscure de. yah man...that's the Glass Domain 12...super rare pre-drexciya record...dope as hell though, interlock is the best song! boats, planes, automobiles, just to name a fewit can all be created by your mind and you. minto
Re: (313) Circulation Records
On Tue, 7 Mar 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Not to be confused with the American Circulation (of Balance/Prescription, Universal Language fame) Circulation is two cats that work out of the Kingston-upon Thames shop, Creative Music. They've been doing Circulation for over two years now, 16 releases to date (I think) all color coded, beginning with Green and Lilac being the most recent. They've also released tracks on End Recordings. yes, as peter has noted...the American Circulation, Joshua Michaels is often confused with those 2 english guys... I liked the first 3-4 Circulation CMP label records...but after that, they just kind of were the same ole sounding stuff... Some of you guys who are more into the tech-house thing (damn I hate that word) ought to check out Joshua's stuff...way more original sounding and innovative. Well, his stuff on balance and prescription will always remain classic to me up there with old Chez Ron records on Balance/Prescription/KMS can't remember all the titles, but he's released stuff on... Joshua Michaels (Circulation): Balance Recordings - Emotions Unknown and Patterns EPs Prescription Records - one track on the v/a comp Specialists called the Foot Therapy EP (the tracks by Chez Ron, Abacus are dope too!) 2 records on Global Communication (one was a remix of The Way) and the other the more recent E3 sublabel of Global Communications release. an EP on HEARD and another recent EP on NRK Sound Division (anyone know when that new Circulation album is suppse to come out (Joshua's) on NRK? and he's done tons of rmxs on Naked Music NYC, 20:20 Vision, After Hours, GC... also check out the Free Energy releases by him on Guidance as well as the IZ DIZ releases with Diz from chicago...and new stuff to come on Panhandle (new sanfran label). minto
Re: (313) Pacou Maurizio Remixes LL
On Tue, 7 Mar 2000, ryan burns wrote: back in 98 pacou came with a ep on LL called Maurizio Remixes...has anyone heard this??what do you think of it??..does maurizio have any mixes on it, or is it just pacou I don't think Moritz Von Oswald and Mark Ernestus had anything to do with this release on LL... it's decent...but it would make more sense to me if it was Pacou solely behind this release. minto
Re: (313) Yellow Magic Orchestra
On Fri, 3 Mar 2000, Andrew Duke wrote: for the YMO fans out there: which releases from this band (vinyl LPs and 12s, not interested in cds) are considered essential; looking to beef up my YMO collection here, but money's tight so would like some opinions before i buy more. thanks. andrew duke :) Essential YMO albums...man, there are too many to list...and all those solo projects by Ryuichi Sakamoto... My favorite was Thousand Knives of Ryuichi Sakamoto...what other ones were good? Anyone got a collection of his or Haruomi Hosono's stuff? here are the ones I think are must haves, sorry for the waste of bandwidth, but we all know how andrew loves his tracklistings... ;) Yellow Magic Orchestra 1978 Japanese release Side A 1.Computer Games -Theme from the Circus- 2.Firecracker 3.Simoon 4.Cosmic Surfin' -Theme from the Invader- Side B 1.Tong Poo 2.La Femme Chinoise 3.Bridge Over Troubled Music 4.Mad Pierrot 5.Acrobat Yellow Magic Orchestra world-wide release 1979 Side A 1.Computer Games -Theme from the Circus- 2.Firecracker 3.Simoon 4.Cosmic Surfin' 5.Computer Games -Theme from the Invader- Side B 1.Yellow Magic -Theme from the Circus- 2.La Femme Chinoise 3.Bridge Over Troubled Music 4.Mad Pierrot Solid State Survivor 1979 Side A 1.Technopolis 2.Absolute Ego Dance 3.Rydeen 4.Castalia Side B 1.Behind The Mask 2.Day Tripper 3.Insomnia 4.Solid State Survivor Public Pressure 1980 Side A 1.Rydeen 2.Solid State Survivor 3.Tong Poo 4.The End Of Asia Side B 1.Cosmic Surfin' 2.Day Tripper 3.Radio Junk 4.La Femme Chinoise 5.Back In Tokio X Zousyoku(Multiplies) 1980 Japanese release Side A 1.JingleYMO 2.Nice Age 3.Snakeman Show 4.Tighten Up 5.Snakeman Show 6.Here We Go Again -Tighten Up- Side A 1.Snakeman Show 2.Citizens of Science 3.Snakeman Show 4.Multiples 5.Snakeman Show 6.The End of Asia X Multiplies 1980 Side A 1.Nice Age 2.Behind The Mask 3.Rydeen 4.Day Tripper Side B 1.Technopolis 2.Multiples 3.Citizens of Science 4.Solid State Survivor BGM 1981 Side A 1.Ballet 2.Music Plans 3.Rap Phenomena 4.Happy End 5.1000 Knives Side B 1.Cue 2.U.T. 3.Camoflage 4.Mass 5.Loom Technodelic 1981 Side A 1.Pure Jam 2.Neue Tanz 3.Stairs 4.Seoul Music 5.Light In Darkness Side B 1.Taiso 2.Gradated Grey 3.Key 4.Prologue 5.Epilogue Naughty Boys 1983 Side A 1.Kimi ni mune kyun -Uwaki na Vacances- 2.Expected Way 3.Focus 4.Ongaku 5.Opened My Eyes Side B 1.You've Got To Help Yourself -Preview- 2.Lotus Love 3.Kai-Koh 4.Expecting Rivers 5.Wild Ambitions Naughty Boys(Instrumental) 1983 Side A 1.Chaos Panic 2.Expected Way 3.Focus 4.Kai-Koh 5.Expecting Rivers Side B 1.You've Got To Help Yourself 2.Lotus Love 3.Ongaku 4.Opened My Eyes 5.Wild Ambitions Service 1983 Side A 1.Limbo 2.S.E.T. 3.The Madmen 4.S.E.T. 5.Chinese Whispers 6.S.E.T. 7.You've Got To Help Yourself Side B 1.S.E.T.+YMO 2.Shadows On The Ground 3.S.E.T. 4.See Through 5.S.E.T. 6.Perspective 7.S.E.T. After Service 1984 Side A 1.Propaganda 2.Tong Poo 3.Behind The Mask 4.Solid State Survivor 5.La Femme Chinoise Side B 1.Ongaku 2.Focus 3.Ballet 4.Wild Ambitions 5.Kai-Koh Side C 1.Expecting Rivers 2.See-Through 3.Key 4.Technopolis 5.Rydeen Side D 1.You've Got To Help Yourself 2.Kageki Na Syukujo 3.Kimi Ni MuneKyun -Uwaki na Vacances- 4.Firecracker Technodon CD 1993 1.Be A Superman 2.Nanga Def? 3.Floating Away 4.Dolphinicity 5.Hi-Tech Hippies 6.I Tre Merli 7.Nostalgia 8.Silence Of Time 9.Waterford 10.Chance 11.Pocketful Of Rainbows(Japanese Version)
Re: (313) CONVEXTION
On Wed, 1 Mar 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Nope, Convextion is Texas' own Gerard Hanson. Marina and I met him in Dallas over a year ago. He sent me a white label copy of what was to become his own label, Vext, but I haven't heard anything since. Stewart, too, contributed to an all-too-brief string of hits for Matrix. That white label you mention of Alan was very limited. Only like 30 or so pressed up... I don't know if Gerard intends on giving that a full release on his label VEXT, but I will ask him about it. Merrick Brown is working with him on assembling the Convextion debut full length. As far as a release date...merrick is the one to ask. Keep your eyes out for that one too...it's going to be a very deep album. minto
(313) anyone checked out Transmat lately?
I was on the site the other night and saw a video for John Beltran's Indio project, Armenian Eyes and another one for Hakan Lidbo...which was the strangest of the 2... had some home video footage from some Ladies Aid Society meeting in Detroit... it was suppose to be the video for Hakan's first stop but it was this smooth jazz type thing with home video footage...anyone at transmat care to enlighten us? I did like Kenny Larkin's dj mix on there...and the beltran video is cool...everyone has to check that out...the beginning is funny...what was that from? or is that kenny hammin' it up? minto
Re: (313) kano
On Fri, 25 Feb 2000, Andrew Duke wrote: last week i was rediscovering my old mantronix records, this week's it's kano. gawdamn, all 80/81 and still rockin' 20 years later. kano fans: i've got it's a war/ahjia 12 i'm ready/holly dolly 12 (possibly the inspiration for charevari) yes andrew, I'm Ready is still the jam to play...and I believe it did influence A Number of Names to produce Charevari just listen to the basslines in both...and listen to how similar they sound... The Kano self-titled album is still available and easy to get. I see it on ebay all the time for auction...$4-10 I dug New York Cake a lot...well 3 tracks in particular a whole lot...the vocals really lead the songs on this one, but there is a lot of DOPE instrumentation goin' on in the songs...and a few of them are real deep in parts and phrases/segueways of the tracks. Those two Kano albums are all I got on Emergency...what other ones were there? did New Order or Joy Division ever do anything or on Emergency? I might be losin' my mind on this one...Matt MacQueenwhere are you? Help us out here buddy. minto
Re: (313) New Delsin releases...
On Mon, 7 Feb 2000, Klaas-Jan Jongsma wrote: Actually Plasm Nesonic is Dan Curtin :-)) when does this come out??? And what about the release date for the Elypsia album...keeps getting pushed back...where is Joost? give us the scoop ...the last DC record on Player was real good...hope he continues to surprise us with more... and Simon (CiM), when is the next project by yourself comin' out? Loved the Delsin Service Pack...keep em comin' man :) minto
Re: (313) Open to Review
On Tue, 1 Feb 2000, Cyclone Wehner wrote: that Sublime hip-hop comp What is this exactly? Anyone shed any light? It was called the 11 Phases Detroit Hip hop compilation I think. I remember it having tracks by Rob Hood, Sean Deason, Will Web, Stacey Pullen, Shake, Dan Bell???...I forget who else was on this...but it was ok...Sean's track was especially good from what I remember... minto
Re: (313) Dan's coming to town
On Thu, 13 Jan 2000, John Braine wrote: What kind of stuff does Dan Curtin play when he's DJing? I don't want to go out and hear a favourite producer playing banging techno that has nothing in common with stuff he makes for the nth time. I've never heard Dan dj...but you can expect him to play a lot of house, some hip hop and a few techno records as well..music with a lot of funk and soul...speakin' of Dan...did anyone pick up the latest Purveyors Of Fine Funk on Nepenta? The shop I normally order from didn't get it in...what's it like?...anything like the last RTA movement record on Reel Musiq and the Ferox collaboration? the paper recordings and player records were great. Pick these up if you get a chance. Wish Mike filly was on this list to fill us in on the updates with Dan...word from Mike is that Dan is in the studio all the time now...and he's got tons of stuff coming out on Metamorphic soon. minto
Re: (313) Mad Mike Story.....
On Tue, 7 Sep 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: He coached little league for a time and the parents of both teams would go at it too...some dude would be selling beer at the game...and it's little league for Christ sakes. =) yah I remember Mike telling me he coached a little league team with Terrence Dixon and that the kids were wearing UR jerseys to their games...haha ...lookout corporate sponsors...:P If you talk to Mike, he'll give you the correlation between techno and baseball. This man has some interesting viewpoints. And the man is a great tour guide for the city of Detroit...he loves his hometown. minto
