(313) Octave One feat. Random Noise Generation - some tour dates + UR in Berlin
hi, just in case... - some tour dates for Octave One feat. Random Noise Generation January - 27 Saturday | Torino, Italy | Beach Club February - 02 Friday | Berlin, Germany | Raumklang - 03 Saturday | Barcelona, Spain | Loft - 10 Saturday | Palma de Mallorca, Spain | The Cube - 17 Saturday | London, UK | Fabric March - 10 Saturday | La Coruna, Spain | 981 Sessions - 17 Saturday | Nantes, France | Suck My Beats 3 August - 31 Friday | Niedergoersdorf, Germany | Summer Spirit Festival and this friday UR time back here in berlin at club maria: a)Mr De - A Detroit Story a film by Jean-Christophe Goudry, FR 2004, 52 min. b)Public talk with members of Underground Resistance c) // CTM.07 Grand Opening Club Night: Underground Resistance - Interstellar Fugitives feat. various live projects and DJs (US) + Visuals by Telematique, LFT U-matic (DE) cheers roman/berlin/germany
(313) Ryuichi Sakamoto mix on bbc website
hi folks, just in case any one cares 4 Ryuichi Sakamoto... currently there is a mix online at Mary Anne Hobbs radio 1’s experimental show http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/maryannehobbs/ cheers roman/berlin/germany
Re: (313) international techno gentleman raver
You don't owe me a thing cause you got that rave-swing, doo wop, doo wop, doo wop, doo wop, doo wop... Next time you better ask before heading over... Otherwise i would've taken you to Watergate this friday for Rolando and Rob Hood ! Hopefully i can find something unique and interesting for next week. I'll let you know for sure! See you next week! Am 06.11.2006 um 20:27 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]: So I think my last post said I'm in London at the weekend and Berlin the one after (17/11/06) - anything special afoot? Think I'm a bit tied up in London (or I may end up that way with the people I'll be with) with maybe a party late on Sat but any tips for later Friday (I get in 11pm-ish) or earlier Saturday may be actionable. Or even Sunday - is it Co-op at Plastic People? I've never been to either and I'd love to. I'll be sniffing around that street where all the record shops are Saturday day so if any London listers will be around and fancy a coffee meet hit me back. Berlin's looking Weekend-ish Friday and Watergate-ish Saturday (if we can get in either as we've failed at each once though succeeded other times). What isn't -ish is Berghain later on Sat where thankfully we haven't been refused yet and if we are I shall be DISTRAUGHT. But apart from Berghain the others are subject to a better offer - anyone??? Roman if you fancy a beer early Friday or Saturday let me know - we owe you!
Re: (313) Digital Downloads
one thing not mentioned so far: hard disc failure! a hard disc failure in your head might lead to some failure of your external hard disc you use to store your music data! from my personal experience: when i upgraded to tiger on my ibook i had some trouble with photoshop which i thought back then resulted in some missing os9 partition on my hd. stupid and impatient as i am i had the idea to install this os9 part on my external 250 gd hd which left me with a non-accessable disk!!! after searching for help in all macuser forums i finally bought data rescue and disk warrior for about 100 $ us each... disk warrior helped me recover the files and now i have three quarters of the files with proper names like they used to be an one quarter named like: M01215.mp3, M01216.mp3, M01217.mp3... and whenever i have some spare time i spend it on putting the proper names to the files... still about 1.500 files to be checked... lucky enough i never sold the vinyls and cds - so in the end i'll suceed. got me some 2nd hd for backup in the meantime... you don't usually have those problems with vinyl! regarding the fact that not every one's as stupid as i am (lucky enough) this might be just a small aspect of the discussion. one last off topic remark: it's moodymann on the 7th, akufen on the 8th and a m-nus night on the 22nd of september over here - just in case you're planning some trip cheers roman/berlin Am 22.08.2006 um 20:43 schrieb Jason Brunton: yeah, it may well be a generational thing- my gut feeling is that vinyl will always have a cool factor that will appeal to people that will help things tick along for a good while yet- for our particualr music and where club gigs are concerned, I still haven't used anything that comes close to the experience of two vinyl decks and a mixer- in a situation like this I'm not particularly interested in endless choice of tracks that MP3 playback systems offer- I'm happy to ride the uncertaintly of having to play with what you've got to hand and make the best out of what I've got and also, for me, there IS a difference in sound quality between MP3, CD and viny. As for home listening there is no denying the attraction and convinience of the ipod and computer based music- I spent ages importing all of my my CD collection into I-tunes but my main computer isn't in my living room so I can only access this music through my ipod and scrolling through loads and loads and loads of artists/albums to find what I'm looking for is a bit of a pain- sometimes its just easier to bung an actual CD in the player and let it go! Very interested in everyones' opinions though and thanks very much for taking the time to let me know what you all think Jason On 18 Aug 2006, at 09:03, Martin Dust wrote: I can see where you are coming from Jason but I do buy a lot of stuff from Beatport and Bleep mostly odd tracks from EPs and Albums where I don't like the full thing and while it may not appeal to heads I know teenagers who don't own a single piece of Vinyl or a CD but do own more than one hard drive with their collection on - I also buy stuff that you can't get on vinyl/cd - DMZ for example. I buy the odd pop track off iTunes but if you look at the charts for electronic music on iTunes you see that they haven't changed for months - Born Slippy has been in the top ten since they started - so that gives you a big clue about who buys there... As for the future, I think there's room for all formats and paying a couple of quid for a wav is a better format than vinyl ;) my 2 cents m
Re: (313) Berghain tonight?
hi, and the translation goes something like this: in some parts of friedrichshain there has been a 75 minutes power outage on the night of saturday to sunday. sadly enough berghain was affected as well. we apologize to all our guests and artists for any inconvenience this may have caused! so - don't worry - the outage was last weekend and everything will be as usual tonight. the other thing they mention in the lower part of the pop-up is the open air area they have which will be opened if the weather is fine. cheers roman/berlin/germany www.energylab.de Am 08.07.2006 um 18:24 schrieb Mark J. Butler: Hi--I'm wondering if any 313ers in Berlin can help me with some info. I'm visiting the city at the moment, and some friends wanted to go to Berghain tonight. There's something on their website (in the popup window) about a power outage, and it looks like maybe they're going to be in another location tonight. But it's not clear. Does anyone know? Thanks, Mark Butler
Re: (313) Subject: (313) Record stores and stuff in Berlin.
hi - one thing about berghain, they seem to have a new door policy. haven't been there for several months cause i in the meantime prefer the small - more secret - events. i have heard many complaints about a new door policy at berghain. if you approach the door make shure to not come as a group of more than two persons and make shure not to wear your hair too long... if you look as if you're from southern europe - good luck! some of the guys at the door have bald heads - so they might act like they look :-) club maria has some great acts all the time - but the audience changed - it's more like the little raver boys and girls now what i still like is watergate. good music and the right audience - and becks beer! for the record shops - besides of hardwax - make shure to check out space hall at zossener strasse - they have a great collection of cds and vinyl in the basement. the venues usually reveal their upcoming acts for the weekend between monday and friday night - so you might wanna check out the berlin listing at upcoming.org which i (regarding the partys) update on a daily basis - as soon as the info about the events arrive. this weekend we have the m-nus party, rob hood and john tejada in town and buzz goree on the radio. and for the partys in general - no need to be there before two am... better be her in july than in august! no matter if the loveparade is happening on the 15th - it will again be the biggest concentration from top djs from all over the world at loveweek. anyway - have fun in berlin - and whatever you do - don't fall in love roman/berlin/germany www.energylab.de Am 27.04.2006 um 11:17 schrieb Emiliano Zani: Thanks for the tip: I'll probably go there in August. Patrick post some other tips, please, when you come back ;) Enjoy. Emiliano - Original Message - From: Dave Stenton [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 Discussion List 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 2:06 PM Subject: (313) Subject: (313) Record stores and stuff in Berlin. you picked a good time to visit! Laurent Garnier's supposed to be playing live at Berghain on Thursday 18 May (it's not on his website though so not sure if it's confirmed yet). Andrew Weatherall's at Weekend on Friday 19 May. Theo Parrish is also at Weekend on Saturday 20 May. also on the Saturday Berghain/Panorama Bar have Vitalic (live), Fidel, Ben Clock, Booka Shade (live) and a few others - even if that's not your thing you should still go as the club is one of - if not the - best in the world. it also gets going late (4/5am onwards) so you can check Theo first. on the Sunday Berghain/Panorama have an outdoor Hardwax party with Rhythm Sound feat. Paul St.Hilaire, DJ Pete, Ricardo Villalobos, Soundhack and a very special guest from Detroit who they're not announcing. stores: Hardwax www.hardwax.com Space Hall www.spacehall.de Rotation www.rotation-records.de Digalittledeeper www.digalittledeeper.net From: Southern Outpost ( [EMAIL REMOVED] ) Date: Apr 26, 2006 Subject: (313) Record stores and stuff in Berlin. Hi all, I'm hitting Berlin from the 16th -21st next month and wanted to know what record stores I should check out, obviously apart from Hardwax. Also, anything happening club/partywise? Any tips would be appreciated! Peace, Patrick. -- Southern Outpost - Sydney. Distribution: Clone, NL. http://www.southernoutpost.com http://elists.resynthesize.com/url.php? list_id=15message_id=1592608ur l=http://www.southernoutpost.com Infiltrating your sound systems. --
Re: (313) Reminder for UK heads - Radio 1 tonight
hi, thanks for sharing! i personally don't care that much about the actual dl speed of approx. 3,5kb/sec cause i'm on high-speed dsl flat. still 15 hours to go cheers roman/berlin/germany --- energylog - read the news - www.energylab.de - Original Message - From: Nik Stoltzman [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 12:11 PM Subject: RE: (313) Reminder for UK heads - Radio 1 tonight Hello, You can now grab the recording here: http://www.basemetal.co.uk/audio If you have any problems, please let me know. Btw, I am not sure what the bandwidth is like on the server so I will have to play it by ear. If it gets hammered, I may have to remove the file. If any of you can share it, that would be cool. N -Original Message- From: Nik Stoltzman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 12 July 2005 09:31 To: Melody Ng; 313 Subject: RE: (313) Reminder for UK heads - Radio 1 tonight Hello 313ers, What a lovely day it is today! I managed to record the show this morning. I had some technical difficulties and had to end up using the radio in my mp3 player. Still, the reception was good. I haven't had time to do anything with it to clean it up other than top-and-tail it and encode it at 192kbps (I was in a hurry this morning - I have a .wav file on my PC at home). I am currently uploading it to my site. It should be done in about another hour - I will post a link when I know the entire file is there. Anyway, watch this space. N -Original Message- From: Melody Ng [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 12 July 2005 07:58 To: Nik Stoltzman; 313 Subject: RE: (313) Reminder for UK heads - Radio 1 tonight well it's on the archive now http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/radio1_aod.shtml?radio1/breezeblock if anyone wants to have a listen! track listing: FUSE-IN: DETROIT SPECIAL Martha The Vandellas- 'Heatwave' (Gaudy) Model 500- 'Outer Space (Vocal Mix)' (Metroplex) Scan 7- 'No One Listens To Techno' (White) Paperclip People- 'Throw' (Planet E) ***LIVE AT FUSE-IN MIX #1*** Classic Techno Set- Buzz Goree ***LIVE AT FUSE-IN MIX #2*** Heavy Electro Set- Aux 88 ***LIVE AT FUSE-IN MIX #3*** Funky Techno Set- Dj 3000 ***LIVE AT FUSE-IN MIX #4*** Soul Tinged Techno Set- Carl Craig ***LIVE AT FUSE-IN MIX #5*** --- Detroit Booty Set- B Calloway The Body Mechanic --- Underground Resistance- 'Jupiter Jazz' (UR) ***LIVE AT FUSE-IN MIX #6*** Classic Detroit Set- Model 500 B Calloway- 'Late Night Ride' (Local 3000) Kelli Hand- 'Moving On' (Third Ear) Parliament- 'Give Up The Funk (Tear The Roof Off The Sucker)' (Casablanca) Shifted Phases- 'Lonely Journey Of The Comet Bopp' (Tresor) -Original Message- From: Nik Stoltzman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, 11 July 2005 22:25 To: 313 Subject: (313) Reminder for UK heads - Radio 1 tonight Hi, Just a quick reminder that there is a Fuse In special on Radio 1 tonight - The Breezeblock. I will do my best to record it although my FM reception is a bit dodgy. I will try and pick up a new FM aerial tonight. As a contingency, if someone else could record it that would be cool. Cheers, N Nik Stoltzman Cabot Communications Ltd Complete The Digital Picture Tel: +44 117 943 0227 Fax: +44 117 958 4168 ** This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have received this email in error please notify the system manager. This footnote also confirms that this email message has been swept by MIMEsweeper for the presence of computer viruses. www.mimesweeper.com ** __ This email has been scanned by the MessageLabs Email Security System. For more information please visit http://www.messagelabs.com/email __ ## Notice: The information contained in this electronic mail is intended solely for the addressee(s) and may be confidential and/or privileged. If you have received this electronic mail in error, please delete it from your system and kindly notify the sender. If you are not the intended recipient you must not reproduce any part of this electronic mail or disclose its contents to any other party. ## __ This email has been scanned by the MessageLabs Email Security System. For more information please visit http://www.messagelabs.com/email __
Re: (313) monolake
hi! actually he's a guy from berlin whose name is robert henke. his website: http://www.monolake.de/ if you're into ableton live you should know him. the whole ableton idea was born out of a music project done by robert henke and gerhard behles feeling the need to create their own software to be able to create music the way they wanted to. one half of this project was robert henke whilst gerhard behles cocentrated more and more on the software project now known as ableton live. if you need more info check out this very nice article (in english): http://www.disquiet.com/monolake.html i woudn't call monolake a dance project but when i saw him performing last time he rocked berghain. on this night i met a guy from japan on his trip to europe. when i asked why he had come to club berghain although there are so many clubs over here his answer was: monolake. you can meet robert in the clubs or at hardwax every now and then. last time i saw him as a guest he was at the moodyman show at club water-gate/berlin. a very nice set from 99' is online at http://www.betalounge.com/ afaik he performed at oslo/detroit some weeks ago. and he can be found at every important electronic music festival. if you haven't heard his music yet you shurely have missed an important artist of nowadays electronic music - regarding our planet - not just berlin. cheers roman/berlin/germany --- energylog - read the news - www.energylab.de - Original Message - From: ross carew [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Matt Kane's Brain [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: mislav bobic [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, July 08, 2005 2:17 PM Subject: Re: (313) monolake it's torsten prufrock (eh sp?). he recorded for chain rection as various artists and did some stuff on din as well i think damn discogs is still arseways. i'm new here btw., well i was here before about 3 years ago..so hi everyone! -r. speaking of monolake, anyone know anything about this T++ guy?
Re: (313) pin36.com
no i haven't but this set is f**kin' amazing! thanks a lot for the link!!! cheers roman/berlin/germany --- energylog - read the news - www.energylab.de - Original Message - From: diana potts [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Thursday, July 07, 2005 5:40 PM Subject: (313) pin36.com Have you f___ked your robot lately? this live set by a native detroiter was record live during the fuse:in weekend. http://www.pin36.com Sell on Yahoo! Auctions - no fees. Bid on great items. http://auctions.yahoo.com/
(313) fuse-in at livesets.com - this weekend only
good morning! livesets.com is going to broadcast 26 hours of livesets from this years fuse-in - starting today at 12am CET on livesets.com! from the livesets.com website: This friday it's time for something different. We will skip 'A Tribute To' for once to let you hear Detroits finest festival: Fuse-In! Fuse-In is formerly know as the the Detroit Electronic Movement Festival (DEMF) and took place during memorial weekend. This year's organizer Kevin Saunderson managed to put up a very cool line-up and we will bring you a selection of sets played at the festival, so make sure you tune in! A big up goes out to our very own Becka and Deosil who has managed to record most of the artists from the mainstage... have a great weekend roman/berlin/germany --- energylog - read the news - www.energylab.de
Re: (313) Ultravox
great compilations! my personal ultravox favourite is dislocation (though it's not listed) anyway - those cds should be in every djs record bag for one of those nights you get invited to dj at your best friends party. after about an hour of playing the finest from detroit your best friends girlfriend/boyfriend walks up to you and says: roman (john, harry, tod, lisa, wendy - just fill in your name right here) you know how much i admire your style but you know - my friends and the people from my office like to dance a little and they are not that experienced in listening to great music (well - she/he doesn't want to make you angry so he/she's very diplomatic)... i was just wondering if you brought some other stuff as well - some from depeche mode or some disco like donna summer - you know what i mean... after a second of thinking to yourself: should i stay or should i go? (the clash) you dig into your record bag and bring on this cd set and sadly enough the party becomes a big sucess :-) after which you receive loads of invitations to dj at partys of your best friends boyfriend/girlfriend's friends or colleagues - whom you friendly reject in a (again) diplomatic way: oh... i'm very sorry - but i'm actually travelling to tokio to see ur perform! anyway - great hint! i actually bought some of the stuff back then when it was originally released in the old days (when men were men and women where women and small furry creatures from alpha centauri were small furry creatures from alpha centauri) what reminds me of having to reply to the (313) hello, I'm... thread. after reading jeff klein's entry and few others round my age i feel safe enough to reveal my real age :-) anyway - have a great day roman/berlin/germany --- energylog - read the news - www.energylab.de
(313) Fw: [breakberlin] 1. PHONOFLOHMARKT - 18.6. @ zentrale randlage
sorry for the quite offtopic posting, but i can't remember at the moment who was going to berlin on saturday... just received this newsletter from breakberlin mailing list... this following event might be of interest to the visitor. it's a private - non-commercial flea market for records, cds and equipment!!! the records can be pre-listened to over the pa and the gear can be tested. check out the flyer on the website - if you need any more info - feel free to ask - or mail in private! cheers roman/berlin btw - don't know if berghain is really all gay and i don't give a damn - but it'd be a shame to miss one of the fabulous nights in one of the greatest locations!!! --- energylog - read the news - www.energylab.de - Original Message - From: poelli [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 6:23 PM Subject: [breakberlin] 1. PHONOFLOHMARKT - 18.6. @ zentrale randlage der flyer auf http://www.zentrale-randlage.de/ is echt nett ;) privater unkommerzieller flohmarkt+party fuer platten cds und equipment! gruesse bowman - snip - Samstag | 18.06. | 12 Uhr open doors 1. PHONOFLOHMARKT von 12 bis 20 Uhr Tonträger können über PA vorgehört und Geräte ausprobiert werden. Meldet Euch gleich hier an. Standanmeldung per e-Mail an: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ansonsten kommt einfach vorbei und schaut, ob etwas für euch angeboten wird. PLUS: AFTERMARKETSHOW 20:30 NOVALASTIC and the LIGHT DESIGNIST NETWORK (USA) zentrale randlage schoenhauser allee 172 /senefelder platz http://www.breakberlin.tk Yahoo! Groups Links * Besuchen Sie Ihre Group im Web unter: http://de.groups.yahoo.com/group/breakberlin/ * Um sich von der Group abzumelden, senden Sie eine Mail an: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * Mit der Nutzung von Yahoo! Groups akzeptieren Sie unsere: http://de.docs.yahoo.com/info/utos.html
Re: (313) Berlin
hi! just returned home from work... 1) the best flead market is at boxhagener platz in friedrichshain - the area t.raumschmiere lives - and mostly young people hang around - 99% locals - what has a positive effect on the price of the records. the collection at strasse des 17. juni is huge - but this is a pure tourists flea market. records starting at 10 euros if you find some cheap ones :-) 2) all the shops are open on saturday - not on sunday the opening hours of hardwax on saturday are from 12am to ? - don't know exactly about closing time cause when the weather is nice i'm usually sitting on the opposite of the river at the Ankerklause for a nice cup of coffee at 10am - waiting for hardwax to open... can't add anything to the list brian provided - only the info that Platten Pedro is a must see... this shop rocks. he has besides of 10 thounsands of lps 180 thousand singles in his shop. you can't see any walls in there - only records... 3) ? if you wanna buy records for 1 euro the best choice will be flea markets. another nice one is at the end of zossener str. - near spacehall record shop - if you think about looking for the minimux-maximum 4 lp set - check out spacehall. got mine for 49euros and i had the choice between gsa version and international version. they have most stuff hardwax has but they are little more expensive - about 1 euro per record. great selection of minimal stuff and cds. 4) watergate is still great - went there on saturday to see moodyman and the place was still rocking when i left at 6.30am. my personal favourite is berghain atm. if you wanna sleep for an hour or so - they even have darkrooms :-) it's the best location - not just because of the fantastic architecture. don't bring your camera. they don't wanna have any pictures taken - so the security will do a proper search - they even have a female one for the girls. had to leave my camera at the counter. the few girls that go there on a saturday night are a) with some gay male friends or b) because they know that it's safe to go there being a woman that just wants to party instead of having to scare away the horny guys all the time. berghain is naturally a good place to listen to house music although they allways have djs coming from other styles - like monolake few weeks ago - laurent garnier last weekend and (excerpt from my weblog): coming up next week (friday) @ panoramabar: Playhouse pres.: Warhol's unfinished symphony - with: Ricardo Villalobos / Daniel Bell / Heiko MSO / Meat saturday?... maybe Maria: www.clubmaria.de or WMF www.wmfclub.de or berghain/panoramabar www.berghain.de or watergate www.water-gate.de have fun! roman/berlin/germany --- energylog - read the news - www.energylab.de - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Monday, June 13, 2005 3:05 PM Subject: re: (313) Berlin BERLIN QUIZ winner gets illustrious prize. Q1) Are the fleamarkets on Saturday as well as Sunday? Any in particular that are best for records? The best fleamarket is on Straße des 17 Juni, go to Tiergarten S-bahn station. It's open only on saturday and sunday from 8 till 16. It's the best place for finding records. There's loads of them there. Q2) Is it true all the shops are shut saturday? I managed to go to hardwax saturday, but need to know if all the big second hand shops open saturday? also, what about sunday? Some are, some aren't... try your luck... That fleamarket is already a very good spot but if you can sqeeuze in some time, here's a link that I always use when I go to another country hunting records: http://www.cs.uu.nl/people/jur/recshops.html It's a pretty good place to find shops, eventho the guy collecting is into progressive rock or something and some of the addresses are perhaps outdated. But it's a very good start, it helped me find decent 2nd record shops in many different countries. Here's some I know of that might be of interest: - Das Drehmoment @ Lychener Str. http://www.das-drehmoment.net/ - Dense Recordshop @ Danziger Str. (near to das drehmoment) - experimental stuff - Franz Josef @ Kastanienallee - 2nd hand shop, all 80`s/70`s stuff for good prices on 2 floors. - Platten-Pedro @ Tegeler Weg- charlottenburg - Spacehall @ Zossener Str.-Kreuzberg. Lot's of electro. - Raw Music @ Zossener Str. Wide colelction of electronic stuff. - DNS @ Alte Schönhauser Str. - Tonhalle @ Kastanienallee - Melting Point @ Neue Schönhauser Str. Get a map to find out where they are exactly and what U-bahn to catch, Berlin is a city devided in area's (Kreuzberg, Mitte, etc). Q3) I have a list of about 20 record shops. any in particular that are best for 2nd hand? Looking for rare MAXI's of any description - you know, the sort of shops that have massive piles of records for 1 euro. Not interested in getting any techno, I'm strictly on the gotta pick up some pieces
(313) tonight in berlin
Moodyman live with Kenny Dixon Junior, Paul Randolph, Pirahnahead, Andres, Roberta Sweed Nikki-O @ watergate Laboratory Instinct 24 hours non-stop label party with Ricardo Villalobos, A Guy Called Gerald and many more @ wmf Laurent Garnier @ Berghain coming up next friday: Daniel Bell @ Panoramabar cheers roman/berlin/germany --- energylog - read the news - www.energylab.de
(313) Detroit Electronic Music Archive (DEMA)
hi! as i just got informed a new interesting project is coming up from the shores of detroit... Detroit Electronic Music Archive - Sponsored by the Detroit Public Library's E. Azalia Hackley Collection the inaugural reception taking place next saturday at the detroit public library with performances by Alvin Hill and Colin Zyskowski After party from 9pm to 2am at the majestic cafe. just put the flyer on my website: http://www.energylab.de/gallery/albums/dema/DEMA_Flyer_CLr.jpg can't provide you with any more details right now cause i don't have any - check out the flyer if u like and go to the reception and/or afterparty if ur lucky enough to be around. have a nice day and/or a good night (like me in a second) roman/berlin/germany --- energylog - read the news - www.energylab.de
(313) fuse-in pics
good morning girls and boys :-) just let me tell you that walter wasacz and carleton s. gholz were so kind to provide some fuse-in pics. if any of you is interested in getting the big pic' point your browsers to: http://www.energylab.de/gallery/art have to leave for work now :-( have a great weekend! cheers roman/berlin/germany --- energylog - read the news - www.energylab.de
Re: (313) Sasha playing Detroit stuff!
hi! just wanted to add something to the discussion. any one of you using live might have come across this thread: Richie Hawtin and Live: http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=19984 check out the pictures and have a good laugh. sasha's setup in relation to plastikman's and surgeon's. cheers roman/berlin/germany - heading for Oststrand to check out the ubercoolisch 05' string collection... --- energylog - read the news - www.energylab.de - Original Message - From: Blaauw, Martijn de [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 3:00 PM Subject: RE: (313) Sasha playing Detroit stuff! 'This one-of-a-kind custom designed controller, along with Ableton Live software and an Apple G5, enables Sasha to sample, loop, layer and re-edit live in the booth and has transformed his Djing' Is Sasha the Hawtin of the progressive movement.? -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: Dan Bean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verzonden: vrijdag 27 mei 2005 14:48 Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED] CC: 313@hyperreal.org Onderwerp: Re: (313) Sasha playing Detroit stuff! You see! This is what I was afraid of when my friend said that Detroit was trendy these days. It's not good You wrote: sasha's changing his playlists again I see. carl craig mix of beanfield! http://www.progressive-sounds.com/features/Sasha-Fundacion-NYC.asp _ - 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.
(313) kevin saunderson article in metrotimes
hi! to all of us who have to stay at home or are preparing for their trip check out this nice interview with kevin saunderson from yesterday's metrotimes edition: http://www.metrotimes.com/editorial/story.asp?id=7741 cheers roman/berlin - feeling ubercoolisch as ever :-) --- energylog - read the news - www.energylab.de
(313) tresor pictures of the last days including magda make the tea
hi gals and guys! if any of you might be interested in some pics from the last days of tresor including rich hawtin wearing the famous shirt you are all invited to browse the gallery on my website: http://www.energylab.de/gallery/stype atm i'm still busy recording the sets from the last 15 days so the question someone was asking about the last tracks played can be answered when i'm able to listen through all the stuff - still three days to go with 10 gigs of data already on my harddisk :-) the stuff is available till saturday night at the german streaming station www.klubradio.de who provided us over the years with all those fantastic live streams from the berlin clubs. caused by the new german regulations regarding the fees online radios have to pay they (hopefully only temporarily) have to terminate the archives on saturday night. though lots of people were registered as paying members - chances are that the files might appear on one of the filesharing networks in the coming weeks. don't ask me - the repeating anti filesharing threads in this list convinced me that it is an evil thing to do - so i quit about a year ago :-) cheers roman/berlin/germany --- energylog - read the news - www.energylab.de
(313) Tresor.216CD | Juan Atkins | 20 Years Metroplex: 1985 - 2005
yo! news from berlin/detroit - wherever :-) finally available: http://www.tresorberlin.com/shop/data.pl?release=Tresor.216CD cheers roman/berlin/germany --- energylog - read the news - www.energylab.de
Re: (313) Translation from German needed
hi folks - here's my translation. me = native german - living in berlin funky as ever fabrice lig starts off with one of those sparkling remixes caused by a feeling of total happyness and lets the rimshots snap, the synths toot like a chapel of klarinetts (?the instrument woody allen plays) on a journey to the countryside, and sails winning and with a swelled breast (?maybe out of pride) full of knowingness into an emotional knowledge about the future of the melody. sqeeking and best mooded this track. on the b-side is dean curtis whom we are lucky enough to hear more in the last time, and he is one of the epigones of this new detroitsound and he lets this hang out very cool an full of slamming ideas. beats get beaten around your ears and the melodies would let the feathers fly in a sparring against fabrice. coming as the third of those unbelievable good chosen remixers also stinkworx comes along who faces everything a little deeper and not so light, but aproaches with a digging smooth funk. if i were splinterfaction i would be in a good mood, just because of this ep for the whole year. anyway - that's it. let me tell you that i prefered doris non-woo translation - simply because the last sentence of her translation gave me one of those rock hard things for a minute or so *rofl* cheers roman/berlin/germany -- energylog - read the news - www.energylab.de - Original Message - From: Stewart Caig [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004 9:54 PM Subject: (313) Translation from German needed Yep, its good ole Bleed from De-Bug again and his untranslatable reviews :) But if someone fancies having a go for me Id be most greatful. Funky wie immer legt hier Fabrice Lig mit einem dieser vor lauter Glück nur so sprudelnden Remixe los und lässt die Rimshots snappen, die Synthesizer tröten wie eine Klarinettenkapelle auf Landpartie und segelt gewinnend und mit geschwellter Brust voller Gewissheit in ein emotional seliges Wissen um die Zukunft der Melodie. Quietschig und bester Laune dieser Track. Auf der Rückseite kommt Dan Curtin, von dem man ja glücklicherweise in letzter Zeit wieder mehr hört, und er ist ja einer der Epigonen dieses neuen Detroitsounds und das lässt er hier auch lässig und voller slammender Ideen raushängen. Beats hauen einem um die Ohren und die Melodien würden im Sparring gegen Fabrice auch die Federn fliegen lassen. Und als dritter dieser unglaublich gut gewählten Remixer kommt dann auch noch $tinkworx, der dem Ganzen etwas deeper begegnet und nicht ganz so leicht, dafür aber mit grabend smoothem Funk anrollt. Wäre ich Splinterfaction, ich hätte wegen dieser EP das ganze Jahr gute Laune.
