Re: [313] err... darw_n's brain is too big
At least with politics, you get PAID to talk just to hear the sound of your own voice. --On Thursday, December 07, 2000 9:30 AM -0800 darw_n [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Go into politics instead of boring us with pointless discussions about techno, geeez it's just music!!! mmm h, riggght... darw_n create, demonstrate, toneshift... http://www.mp3.com/stations/clevelandunderground http://www.mp3.com/darw_n http://www.sphereproductions.com/topic/Darwin.html http://www.mannequinodd.com - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [313] hawtin, deep chord, wild questions
i remember hearing about richie hawtin opening/running a club in windor a few years back. is there a story here or was i dreaming? Was that 13 Below? Some pretty damn awesome nights there, but it's closed now. anyone have any info on the deep chord guys apart from the www.deepchord.com site? their releases are excellent. Here's a hint: Put up your right hand and stare at the thumb. Speaking of, they've got a new CD out now. Is it a compilation of all of their releases so far, or are there any exclusive tracks. I'll be picking that up since I've missed the boat on this label but have been forced to ass shake any time someone drops it.
Re: [313] Paul Oakenfold
Well, people get tense because Paul Oakenfold is not an appropriate topic for the list. His personal musical evolution does not really have anything to do with Detroit music, culture, or 313. So one would expect sarcasm especially since there are so many trance-related email lists out there, along with websites, music magazines, etc. You're flame baiting here by discussing the common anti-heroes of electronic music. I hope no one has emailed you death threats or something like that, because people on this list should have enough respect to realize there are people out there that don't live on Woodward and only own KDJ records. Those people don't embody what 313 is either. oh well. n8 --On Thursday, November 02, 2000 1:16 PM -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I understand that no one on this list likes Trance. but I was just trying to get some info. Besides I love all things Electronic whether it's trance or Jungle so don't jump all over someone just because they asked about something you happen to hate. I happen to love being on this list but not when people are rude to someone who asks about something they hate or are not as informed about music as some other people may be. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: [313] shameless plug, (was Absract Fusion 2 comp.)
Glory be! track listing and audio clips of this are up. http://www.deep4life.com/deeper.html :) n8 --On Friday, September 29, 2000 1:38 PM +0800 Batory, Jason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Keep an eye out for the next Deep4Life compilation named Deep South Experience which will feature Ewan and also Justin Zerbst and another local lad whom I can't recall at the moment. Will undoubtably be top class stuff, as always from D4L. Respect JasonB Make sure you check out the talent of Ewan Jansen, Odara and the Red Ember crew (straight outta Perth). These guys are producing some damn fine house music... keep your eyes peeled for more vinyl releases in the near future. Damn* Ewan... 'Busted' wasn't on the demo you sent me! You holding out on me? :) And what's the scoop on Odara? cheers ~Askew
Re: [313]Detroit bread butter (Ax-20)
Well, we are not jumping on the offense that's for sure. I seem to recall the beginning of this thread not naming ANY specific names, and few people will deny that KDJ has a lot to do with where Detroit electronic music is headed, so chill out. If you're new to this list, maybe listen to people a bit before making accusations and getting people tense about a racial issue that Detroit has seemed to transcend of late. n8 --On Tuesday, August 08, 2000 2:48 PM + [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I find myself wondering where you guys are coming from... copying a black mans soul and claiming as their own and the uneducated pop music fans just consuming whatever's directed at them.
RE: [313] [was] Innovator Vs. Red Planet [now is] manners, and hodge podge
Klaas-Jan said, Hmmm one of the rules for starting a flame war is to insult people or the use of sarcasm, just a tought... The internet is a great way to exchange information but reply-ing with an e-mail like this is not spreading information. There is no information found in these kind of replies. It seems that there are are a lot of e-mails on the 313-list nowadays with replies like this. Before posting a message to this list try to realise that 800 people are getting your email. If you don't like some else his statement please reply with some arguments and not just one-liners. Maybe this would help to increase info-crap ratio. PS. This is not a personal attack against Sean just something to think over for all of us. Klaas-Jan Jongsma Right on Klaas, this list has been quite different since the festival time, and I want to share a few thoughts with people that are in line with your comments. When I joined this email list a bit more than 4 years ago, I did not join because I wanted to give everyone my opinion, I joined because I wanted to learn about Detroit techno. I think I had been on the list for a half a year before my first post. There were people here with knowledge, and these people were enjoying conversation about this knowledge. I was AFRAID to post. This list was intimidating back then. Perhaps people are joining 313 with different goals now. I still don't know jack shit about Detroit techno, even after all these years of reading, going out, hanging out, even making music... there's just too much to learn and too many records to own. People shouldn't be getting assraped just because they don't like a certain Atkins record, or think newer Detroit sounds better than older detroit. How about entitling people to some opinions in our moderately free world??? I also wish people would reply privately to posts a bit more, instead of trying to get 313 credibility with their sarcastic or just plain rude responses to people. Shut up and listen to people. Try talking about the music for a change! It seems like no new spectacular records have come out since the DEMF. This can't be true! Anyway, I will try and get some positive discussion going? 1) Sean Deason played a bunch of rock jams from his Allegory and Metaphor(s?) LP at the festival, I wasn't paying 100% attention to the discussion a while back, but I thought there was some squabble over the release of the album. Sean, is this out yet? Who ended up putting it out, or who will put it out? 2) Derek Plaslaiko ended his intense acid workout at DEMF with The Beatles Taxman from Revolver, which is I suppose the first acid record that I own. Do people that know a lot about rock n roll consider Revolver to be the first acid record? Pretty clever of Derek eh? Was anyone else in rock n roll, or maybe jazz/soul or another genre experimenting with the psychedelic sound that way way early? 3) The Sound Stream record that people were talking about is in my opinion the most freaked out house 12 i've maybe ever heard. Someone was saying there were Sound-Hack? records that have the same sound and might be the same artist or artists. Can someone give more information/reviews on those records and tell where to find them? n8 (I was called a troll by Dancexstacy. SPOT ON, TIGER!)
Re: [313] submit designs for list t-shirt
Well, Alan doesn't bite. Why not encourage him privately instead of wasting our bandwidth? --On Tuesday, June 06, 2000 1:17 AM +0900 Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: How about asking someone like Alan to design the shirt. If his art style hasn't been synonomously (sp) linked to Detroit I don't know what has? I don't know if he would do it, but we could ask him. That idea occurred to me also!
Re: [313] flames and music
I think it's very unfair to compare Rios with certain others that have been kicked off this list. Rios has a different opinion about a few people making electronic music than the majority of this list. so what? Perhaps the most newbie mistake Rios has made has been to react to trolls. Christian Bloch (sp) comes to mind with his discourse-promoting FUCK YOU! message. That kind of shit more deserves being punted out of 313. n8 --On Friday, June 02, 2000 10:12 AM +0100 Williams, Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: kelley hackett swedish nutcase from a few years back whose name escapes me and now...rios delgado? remains to be seen, but let's not provoke just ignore the flames? d knox at burundi june 10 for all uk 313ersanyone seen him play? h - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gimme a D!
Yes... that was fun. My obligatory wake up late, hell-day at work follows the festival. So many of my newest and oldest friends were there. It was quite a spectacle. To think what this list has given me in 4.5 short years... thank you everyone! To whomever was responsible in any way for throwing that event, congrats and hugs! There will be more festivals. they don't even have to be BIGGER and BETTER. They just have to bring people together and musically kick ass. PLUR man! Rave on! These people are in my mind the antithesis of posturing, politics, ass-kissing, boring artistry, status validation, etc.: Shake, Bill VanLoo, Sean Deason, Derek Plaslaiko, and Carlos Souffront. They were responsible for a great deal of the laughs, smiles, whoops and hollars, and having funs and they make me proud that 313/248/734 has been my home for 19 of 21 years of life. Besides any interaction involving aformentioned people, the high points for me were: meeting so many 313'ers this weekend and having the time to have real conversation with them Magda throwing down an asskicking party starting set. I was thinking tikiman... what a stupid name. Then I heard those two magic words, and went to check it out. Those tracks at a massive volume are pretty phenomenal. Then they went into the live dub set, and I almost crapped my pants. That's not something I was expecting to get out of this festival. Theorem's set has much improved since last time. Hooray! Anything *67 related... Ectomorph was weird incarnate. It's the third time I've seen both May and Hawtin, and last night they played their most inspired, imo. The Roots got the most crowd involvement. Their second hour was pure funk, fun, and fucking around. Shake! Shake! It was kind of kooky actually... Exactly 24 hours after BMG had his patented poker face for the Ectomorph set, he was acting like he was being tickled through Shake's entire set. The doubles he rocked early on, and when he threw Tracks for my Mother were two memories... Low points: I missed Theo cause I was too tired, and Larkin and Fowlkes. : Maybe a bulletin board near the fountain or the wall o tele's that have last minute updates to the schedule. There was a bunch of stuff that I didn't need to miss, but I missed cause I didn't realize they were going on. No Mos Def either. poop. Was A Guy Called Gerald playing live with the drummer and the singer in pink? cause that was pretty awesome too. Certainly the best drum n bass I heard this weekend whoever they were. Don't egg me on! n8
Re: (313) deep chord info
Picked up a new release on deep chord at dance tracks this weekend, wicked stuff, LoFi but extremely sophisticated gritty chain reaction like house. What's the scoop on this label, I feel like I won't be surprised when I find out. yeah, you will.
