Re: festival represent
Sweet! Yep, it is at the old Elysium, its now called the White House. Bruce Bailey has earned his title of King of Detroit House over the years. I've worn through most of the CDs he's given me! There's pre-sales still available online. http://www.wantickets.com/JodieJodieS I'll have hard tickets available for $20 starting Friday night if we manage to meet up somewhere during the weekend. Tickets at the door start at $25. The party runs from 8pm-8am on Sunday night. I'm so excited I can't wait till Sunday! Derrick, Stacey Hale, Bruce, plus Marissa Guzman, Oscar P, Todd Weston... every name on the bill has made me dance my booty off on many occasion. Jodie Svagr 313-915-1164 uandidesigndetr...@gmail.com Events, Promotions, Development On Fri, May 23, 2014 at 12:59 AM, Fred Heutte ph...@sunlightdata.comwrote: I may do that. That's the old Elysium, right? Only was there a couple times but one was the commemoration for Laura Gavoor, a night for the ages. Also, Bruce Bailey did my favorite bar set in a long time last year at LIV. fh --- Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow Denise. I'll be at Inside the Shadows on Sunday. https://www.facebook.com/events/710875155644684/ Derrick May, Bruce Bailey, Stacey Hale, plus a whole bunch more of amazing music. I have to honestly say its the party I'm looking forward to most. The fact that the venue is big enough where I won't feel like I'm sandwiched into a sweat box... that's a definite bonus for me, cos I love to dance, and not particularly in one of those circles. Jodie Svagr 313-915-1164 uandidesigndetr...@gmail.com Events, Promotions, Development On Thu, May 22, 2014 at 9:52 PM, denisedalph...@gmail.com wrote: Pizza!! Yes. Also, welcome to town. See you tomorrow. On May 22, 2014, at 18:50, Fred Heutte ph...@sunlightdata.com wrote: Just hit the streets of the D. Going to this thingie tonight at the Red Bull place in Eastern Market -- Jerry Abstract (now in Portland, we had a good time when Carlos Souffront came up from SF last month to do a gig) and others... https://www.facebook.com/events/1434539443464848 Tomorrow, the Tigers but before that, the Detroit Sound Conservancy at DPL. This looks really great, got a nice short piece in MT also: http://blogs.metrotimes.com/music-blahg/city-slang-detroit-sound-conservancys-sound- conference-friday/ After that, see you everywhere . . . is it time for another 313 pizza gathering? peace fh 503.757-6222
Re: festival represent
Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow Denise. I'll be at Inside the Shadows on Sunday. https://www.facebook.com/events/710875155644684/ Derrick May, Bruce Bailey, Stacey Hale, plus a whole bunch more of amazing music. I have to honestly say its the party I'm looking forward to most. The fact that the venue is big enough where I won't feel like I'm sandwiched into a sweat box... that's a definite bonus for me, cos I love to dance, and not particularly in one of those circles. Jodie Svagr 313-915-1164 uandidesigndetr...@gmail.com Events, Promotions, Development On Thu, May 22, 2014 at 9:52 PM, denisedalph...@gmail.com wrote: Pizza!! Yes. Also, welcome to town. See you tomorrow. On May 22, 2014, at 18:50, Fred Heutte ph...@sunlightdata.com wrote: Just hit the streets of the D. Going to this thingie tonight at the Red Bull place in Eastern Market -- Jerry Abstract (now in Portland, we had a good time when Carlos Souffront came up from SF last month to do a gig) and others... https://www.facebook.com/events/1434539443464848 Tomorrow, the Tigers but before that, the Detroit Sound Conservancy at DPL. This looks really great, got a nice short piece in MT also: http://blogs.metrotimes.com/music-blahg/city-slang-detroit-sound-conservancys-sound- conference-friday/ After that, see you everywhere . . . is it time for another 313 pizza gathering? peace fh 503.757-6222
Re: Detroit Music Conference on Friday!!
Thank-you Denise for putting this together. Looking forward to it. Jodie Svagr 313-915-1164 uandidesigndetr...@gmail.com Events, Promotions, Development On Tue, May 20, 2014 at 8:24 PM, Denise Dalphond denisedalph...@gmail.comwrote: yes. I'll keep the list posted. On Tue, May 20, 2014 at 8:21 PM, Mike Taylor disconihil...@gmail.comwrote: Will this be recorded and available for steaming? On Tuesday, May 20, 2014, Denise Dalphond denisedalph...@gmail.com wrote: Detroit Sound Conservancy Conference will be happening at the downtown branch of the Detroit Public Library this Friday from 10-6. Here is the link: http://detroitsoundconservancy.org/conference/ Here is the facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/589866551096972/ Here is a description: Please join the Detroit Sound Conservancy for their first conference on Detroit music entitled Conserving Sounds, Telling Stories. The conference will feature local, national, and international journalists, scholars, archivists, and sound activists presenting papers on the history and culture of Detroit music. Topics will include the history and practice of Detroit music journalism, historical designation efforts related to Detroit music history, Wikiing about Detroit music, Detroit's historic ballrooms, the history of Detroit radio mix shows, and the compelling need to attend to Detroit's diverse musical legacies. Presenters will also discuss music genres such as jazz, rhythm blues, Latin, house, techno, rock, punk, and more. The conference will take place in the Music, Arts, and Literature Department and the E. Azalia Hackley Reading Room at the Main Branch of the Detroit Public Library. The deadline for presentation/workshop proposals was Friday, February 28, 2014. Single presentations will be 15-20 minutes long and panels will be 60-75 minutes plus QA. Sponsorship opportunities are still available. Schedule Times and speakers subject to change. All Day Special Black History 101 Mobile Museum display on Detroit music Detroit Music Book Display by Cully Sommers of the Music, Arts, and Literature Department 10:15 - 10:30: Introductions Welcome by Carleton S. Gholz Opening Remarks by Denise Dalphond 10:30 - 11:45: Panel 1 Michelle McKinney, Planning for a Detroit Sound Legacy Rebecca Binno Savage, A United Sound Systems Designation Update Madelynn Shackelford Washington, The Detroit Techno Ontology: A Tool for Describing the Digital Diaspora Edward Vielmetti, Wiking for Detroit Sound: Problems and Possibilities 12:00 - 1:15 Panel 2 Veronica Grandison Richard Marcil, The Graystone Ballroom Legacy Leo Early, Space is the place: From the Village to the Michigan Palace Consuela Lopez and Osvaldo Ozzie Rivera, The Impact of Latin Artists and Music in Detroit Panel 3 Mike Rubin, Life After Death: Towards An Understanding of Detroit's Punk Diaspora John Williams, All My Friends are Legends Cliff Helm, Recapturing Lost Sounds Mark Slobin, Subcultures Meet the Superculture in High School, 1940s-60s 2:00 - 3:15 Panel 4 Detroit Music Journalism Past, Present, Future Moderated by Walter Wasacz Panelists will include: W. Kim Heron, Keith Owens, Veronica Grandison, and Susan Whitall 3:30 - 4:45 Panel 5 Brendan Gillen, Chicago Underground: The True Story of House Music Marlon Bailey, Black Queer Ballroom Bernardo Attias, Sounds of the City in Distress: Sonic Appropriation and Cultural Hybridity in Detroit Techno Denise Dalphond, Detroit Players: Wax, Trax, and Soul in Electronic Music. Panel 6 Khary Turner, What is Hip Hop Journalism? Carleton Gholz, The Rise and Fall of the Detroit Radio Mix Show Alex Blue V, Illuminating Detroit's Place in the Hip-Hop Narrative Matthew Chicoine, The Detroit Way: Creative Exchange in Music Production, 1950-2000 5 - 5:45 Edgar Arceneaux, A Time to Break Silence, MLK, UR 2001 A Space Odyssey 5:45 - 6 pm Lauren Murtagh, The Dan Sicko Papers In addition, on Saturday, May 24th, DSC Founder Carleton Gholz will be helping guide a tour of Detroit beyond Hart Plaza for music lovers in town for Movement Electronic Music Festival. Limited tickets are now available here. Please send inquiries to detroitsoundconservancyATgmail.com or leave questions at 313-444-8242 Please tweet to #detsound Updated 9 May 2014 -- Denise Dalphond, PhD Ethnomusicologist www.schoolcraftwax.com -- Denise Dalphond, PhD Ethnomusicologist www.schoolcraftwax.com
Re: (313) Return to a free DEMF on July 4th?
There already seems to be some confusion about this on here. You guys should find your facts from actual media outlets, not social facebook or whatevers... There's a good article about it on Crains. http://www.crainsdetroit.com/article/20131120/NEWS/131129990/campus-martius-will-turn-into-global-dance-party-for-electronic# Real Detroit has another article with some great quotes too. $300 is for the conference element at Ford Field. The free fest will be surrounding Campus Martius Park with 5 stages. I've heard the hullaballoo about Carol for years, and then had the pleasure to work with her at Campus Martius for many years there after. She has her quirks, and I know a lot of people who've had troubles with her, I myself have had a few worrisome moments, but she's overall a solid person, and seeing that she's gonna do this, well, it makes me think there's some real force behind it. She's had to have put some serious time into the planning of this thing. We'll see how it pans out, but I think the interview she did with Real Detroit is pretty solid, and she's right... Detroit has room for 10 Techno festivals a year, with this new DEMF festival / FEMT conference, we'll be half way there... On 11/20/13, Kevin Kennedy the...@gmail.com wrote: Carol Marvin. That is all. She once chastised me in a public forum for saying DEMF and not saying Movement. I've moved on. On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 2:02 PM, Arturo Lopez arturo.m.lo...@gmail.comwrote: Why the hell will anyone want to pay $250 + for this? $1200 for VIP? The fuck? Am I missing something or is this as stupid as it sounds on first look? -Arturo On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 12:14 PM, Chris Czub ashgromn...@gmail.comwrote: put your pants back on, folks... i got excited too, but the main event at ford field is $250: http://www.detroitlions.com/schedule-and-events/event/federation-electronic-music-technology/1ed02f04-6055-4c8f-b0d9-76ed00e6a1eb who knows what the free event will be On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 12:54 PM, jwan allen jwan.al...@gmail.comwrote: Personally, I'm in a wait and see mode, let's see what the line-up at both venues will be and go from there. I'm hoping they've taken some notes from what paxahau has done over the years in terms of logistics, which has made it easier for those coming from a great distance to plan accordingly. We've been spoiled, we can drive up to the D at a moments notice being only a 4.5 hr drive away. Which I feel is the limit on any last minute preparations. While I believe competition is a great thing at the end of the day, I'm just curious how 3 major music festivals occurring within weeks of each other are going to handle artists bookings. Will any of them attempt to coerce an artist into an exclusivity spring/summer booking, etc. Rather than continue with endless speculation, I'll just wait and see and keep an eye on my shorecrest reservations. On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 12:37 PM, Arturo Lopez arturo.m.lo...@gmail.com wrote: http://www.realdetroitweekly.com/detroit/united-we-dance/Content?oid=1598294 What say you, 313 listers? -Arturo -- Technoir Audio http://www.technoiraudio.com dealing with your imperfect world -- FBK Absoloop/Orange 82 -- Jodie Svagr 313-915-1164 uandidesigndetr...@gmail.com Events, Promotions, Development
Re: (313) Return to a free DEMF on July 4th?
I know there's a lot of out of towners that will pick one versus the other... but truthfully, I know a helluva lot of folks that will appreciate the fact that they can put travel options into their calendar. Not everyone in the world is available Memorial Day Weekend... we'll get more people coming here if they have two different months to choose from. I'm just saying this is the feedback that I've gotten from friends of mine overseas. And as for where did all this money materialize from... you must have no idea what Carol does for a living, or what has been happening in the city in the past 6 months... and no, I'm not talking about the bankruptcy... check out what's occurred with the Detroit 300 Conservancy and their Event Calendar, look at all of the changes to downtown, the Chess Boards with life size chess pieces people are playing on the sidewalk, all of the recent stores that have popped up, there's some really crazy things happening here... and there's plenty of money available if you know the right people, have a good idea with good planning behind it, and most importantly, a well connected team to implement it. Detroit's changing... and I 100% believe there's room for 2 major Electronic Music Festivals of this size here in our city. I can't wait for the conference, and I will be paying the money, it sure is cheaper than me traveling to Miami's WMC, and considering its in Detroit, I can guarantee the conference / technology part itself is gonna be way sweeter than WMC... I mean, seriously... why are people complaining about this idea? Jodie Svagr 313-915-1164 uandidesigndetr...@gmail.com Events, Promotions, Development On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 9:08 PM, Denise Dalphond denisedalph...@gmail.com wrote: The idea is interesting, but the reality is kind of strange. I suppose there is room, ideologically and spatially, for ten festivals, but it's doubtful that there will be enough people and money to fulfill expectations. The Real Detroit article is terrible. The writing is so bad (I'm a writer, that's why I'm focusing on it). And yeah, Rachel Skotarczyk seems to be Crazy for Carol. There's a weird, one-dimensional sense of history in the article. I take it personally cause I write about this stuff and it's so important to me. I try to not get so worked up, but geez, you guys. The talk of unity is an everyday theme around Detroit. Everyone wants it. Some make it happen. The best unity is the stuff that happens every day of the year in small ways. True support and camaraderie. It does happen. The tech part at Ford Field gets my nerdo vibes going, but no way I'm spending that kind of money for it. The thing that is worrisome is that Carol Marvin already damaged relationships with Derrick, Kevin, and Carl, and now she's dealing with Juan and Rik. It will be interesting to see what actually comes of it. I'm with Jwan, wait and see. If this thing really does happen, and Cybotron plays, you know I'll be there. (I only have to drive a short distance.) BUT YOU KNOW I'LL BE THERE! Denise On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 8:52 PM, kent williams chaircrus...@gmail.com wrote: I went to Detroit Taste Fest on the 4th of July weekend 2002, and saw War, Joan Jett, and John Aquaviva. Top that, Carol Marvin. I am going to try hard to be around DEMF weekend, but I may not actually go to the festival. It's tempting to go back again in July. The weather in July is more to my liking anyway. On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 5:20 PM, Alex Lugo alugo...@yahoo.com wrote: And there is always this timeless gem: http://www2.metrotimes.com/music/story.asp?id=3296 On Wednesday, November 20, 2013 6:17 PM, Alex Lugo alugo...@yahoo.com wrote: While having two festivals will be great locally, it will be interesting to see how this pans out demographically with foreign visitors. There has been a slight resurgence of folks from abroad coming back to Movement. With two festivals to pick from most people from outside of the area will pick one or the other and the majority will not be able to do both. Regardless of what Ms. Marvin tries to diplomatically brush over with the there should be 10 techno festivals a year line, this is a direct competition with Movement, and not admitting admitting that is interesting. I guess the lineups will be key. On Wednesday, November 20, 2013 5:15 PM, UI Design uandidesigndetr...@gmail.com wrote: There already seems to be some confusion about this on here. You guys should find your facts from actual media outlets, not social facebook or whatevers... There's a good article about it on Crains. http://www.crainsdetroit.com/article/20131120/NEWS/131129990/campus-martius-will-turn-into-global-dance-party-for-electronic# Real Detroit has another article with some great quotes too. $300 is for the conference element at Ford Field. The free fest will be surrounding Campus Martius Park with 5 stages
Re: (313) Return to a free DEMF on July 4th?
Timing is everything, and a decade ago, things were a lot different... look, I've got a lot of people that I know that were not paid from working for her... but, I know that there's no way her event would be a success if it was the weekend following Movement... I also know Movement is not the only Electronic Music Festival happening in the city now, there's a total of 4 now, and Carol's will be 5, yes, the other festivals are smaller, but so what. A friend of mine in New Orleans just posted about how in New Orleans they have 10 jazz fests a year, and all of those fests help the economy... so umm... yeah... Carol's been the person managing all of the Sponsorships for the Detroit 300 Conservancy since 2007, and the whole mission of that place is to spur Detroit's Economy through events... I started working there in 2006, and I've literally seen downtown's Economy change through the Events I helped to Program Book... truth be told, my love of Techno made it sometimes difficult to work in the same office as her, but over the years I've come to realize she's quite the powerhouse, and she's earned my respect. So, yeah, her thought that having 10 festivals a year will help Detroit's economy, well, it makes sense to me, and I think the naysayers will continue to be so... myself, though, I support it... we need Movement here, but we also need the SCP Backpack House Festival, and once FEMT is up and running everyone's gonna say that we need it too. Every bone in my body tells me that this is a good thing for the city, and that we'll all benefit from it... my gut instinct. Jodie Svagr 313-915-1164 uandidesigndetr...@gmail.com Events, Promotions, Development On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 10:45 PM, Alexandres Lugo alugo...@yahoo.com wrote: I have a pretty good idea what's been happening downtown and what's not been happening in the rest of the city having lived there most of my life. Chess pieces are great, but there is a long way to go before positive progress is achieved; regular neighborhoods need to start turning around. I honesty don't think that Detroit is not at the stage to support two large techno festivals, especially since they are not together. I hope it can, but I don't see it. If this new festival would have been scheduled, say the following weekend after Movement, I could see some of the unity and community the article alludes to. After parties and day raves could have been the glue and the two fests the book ends. And no, I have no idea what Carol does for a living. What I do remember is that a lot of people weren't paid when she was last at the helm and next thing I heard she moved on and started ravestivals in other cities. Kudos to her. If she's been sleeping on a bed made of money this whole time, why did it take a decade for DEMF to come back? Just curious. Sent from my iPhone On Nov 20, 2013, at 10:21 PM, UI Design uandidesigndetr...@gmail.com wrote: I know there's a lot of out of towners that will pick one versus the other... but truthfully, I know a helluva lot of folks that will appreciate the fact that they can put travel options into their calendar. Not everyone in the world is available Memorial Day Weekend... we'll get more people coming here if they have two different months to choose from. I'm just saying this is the feedback that I've gotten from friends of mine overseas. And as for where did all this money materialize from... you must have no idea what Carol does for a living, or what has been happening in the city in the past 6 months... and no, I'm not talking about the bankruptcy... check out what's occurred with the Detroit 300 Conservancy and their Event Calendar, look at all of the changes to downtown, the Chess Boards with life size chess pieces people are playing on the sidewalk, all of the recent stores that have popped up, there's some really crazy things happening here... and there's plenty of money available if you know the right people, have a good idea with good planning behind it, and most importantly, a well connected team to implement it. Detroit's changing... and I 100% believe there's room for 2 major Electronic Music Festivals of this size here in our city. I can't wait for the conference, and I will be paying the money, it sure is cheaper than me traveling to Miami's WMC, and considering its in Detroit, I can guarantee the conference / technology part itself is gonna be way sweeter than WMC... I mean, seriously... why are people complaining about this idea? Jodie Svagr 313-915-1164 uandidesigndetr...@gmail.com Events, Promotions, Development On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 9:08 PM, Denise Dalphond denisedalph...@gmail.com wrote: The idea is interesting, but the reality is kind of strange. I suppose there is room, ideologically and spatially, for ten festivals, but it's doubtful that there will be enough people and money to fulfill expectations. The Real Detroit article is terrible
Re: (313) Techno clubs in Detroit
TV Bar on Grand River (Check the event, cos sometimes they've got other stuff too) Grasshopper in Ferndale Liv on Beaubian (Deep House) On 9/27/13, Jójó familiar...@gmail.com wrote: I'm trying to find active clubs in Detroit where they play techno music. Where can I get a list of URLs to help me out? I've tried googling, but everything seems to be outdated. So I guess what better place to ask other than 313 :) (I used to be subscribed to the list a long time ago, I'd say about 15 years ago, but now I kind of returned to it. I'll be hanging out.) -- Jodie Svagr 313-915-1164 uandidesigndetr...@gmail.com Events, Promotions, Development
Re: (313) roll call?
Still here... I can't remember the year I first enrolled, think it was 2005 or 2003, not sure... I know it helped me stay connected with the D while I was living in the UK from 04-07... once I moved to Detroit in 07 I was active for a bit I think, then stopped when I had an office at the Submerge building... too much of my mouth could get me in trouble... been lurking for the past few years... lurking both in Detroit and on this site... still like seeing the occasional feed though. On 11/28/12, Marsel van der Wielen mar...@nomorewords.net wrote: there was an Inner City single earlier this year so nothing changed -- Jodie Svagr 313-915-1164 uandidesigndetr...@gmail.com Events, Promotions, Development UI Design llc - *managing director* What can you and I design together?
Re: (313) Demf hotel rooms?
Rooms are probably still available. Last year a bunch of promoters realized they could make money by buying discounted room blocks and selling them to their friends/audience. Last year, Liaison Artists had a massive room block with a couple hundred rooms at MGM. I'm sure if I asked around I could find out who's got room blocks this year. Jodie 313-915-1164 uandidesigndetr...@gmail.com Events, Promotions, Development UI Design llc - managing director What can you and I design together? http://uxidesign313.wordpress.com http://detroiturbanballet.wordpress.com On Mon, Apr 2, 2012 at 8:00 AM, David Smith bassline...@gmail.com wrote: I did the reverse once, went to Windsor for the day and spent the night in the ren-cen. I think they just black-out that weekend so they can charge more than the normal online rate. I've also stayed at the Ponch and Courtyard. Now I think I'd try the Inn on Ferry or the Hostel if I needed a place to stay in Detroit. --Just call the front desks, if you reserve early that way it might be lower. You might get a better view for the price in Windsor but if you have a car it is easier to save money and time (with the boarder) by staying in Southfield and taking the lodge (m10) downtown, which is a pretty quick drive. DS On 04/02/2012 01:37 AM, Mel N wrote: I found a good deal on priceline a couple of years back or you could try windsor and just travel across the border? A but of a pain, but my Michigan relatives do that when they go to downtown Detroit on weekends On Sat, Mar 24, 2012 at 2:18 AM, David Powerscybo...@gmail.com wrote: Does anyone know how I might find a (non-ghetto) hotel room for DEMF at this point? I didn't think two months is an unreasonable lead time for a vacation, but apparently everything is already all booked up. Not looking to share a room as I have a roommate lined up to split the room with already. ~David
Re: (313) 313 what's happening
About to drive home to Detroit from Miami... heading through Orlando, Atlanta, Knoxville, Nashville, Cincinnati... Anyone have any additional suggestions of record shops, recording studios, or venues that I should stop at along the way? Looking for house, techno, and spots that have a connection to Detroit... All the best, Jodie On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 11:27 PM, Joe Marougi jmaro...@gmail.com wrote: Next vinyl release just submitted contains Huckaby remix. Release after that is Aaron-Carl's last remix ep with additional mixes from Pirahnahead and Baaz. Thinking of attending DEMF. It's been years since I've been back over there. Joe On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 7:04 PM, John Sokolowski jrsokolow...@hotmail.com wrote: It IS almost DEMF time again. The best time of the year. What else is shaking? Spring is in the air. People are out and about along with the start of human mating season. Had a very nice day at the Chicago Record Collector's show this past weekend. Found beautiful copies of MK's Burning on Area 10, the first release on Balance (CVO Party Time), and Waiting on my Angel on Persona. All for $2 each too! Plus a nice stack of old disco and house for $1-2 dollars each that I need to go through this weekend. Hmm, what else is shaking? Went to the Planet E 20th in Detroit a few weeks back. Highlights were a surprise set from Shake playing with Urban Tribe and free records. What else? Waiting for the Rick Wilhite full length to drop. What is shaking with the rest of you? Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2011 08:39:30 +0800 To: 313@hyperreal.org From: maxphi...@gmail.com Subject: (313) 313 what's happening Hey folks, what's shaking? It's almost DEMF time again. And everything else in the world... m50
Re: (313) new Model 500 preview
Wow Jeff... you seem to know a lot about UR and what they should be doing... so tell me, what's the 3030 building? ~Jodie On Thu, Sep 9, 2010 at 1:19 PM, mistamuthaf...@yahoo.com wrote: Huesca bothered me from the start. I do like the other track, but not the Mad Mike remix. As for Billeebob...he has to get off of UR. I remember going in to the 3030 building and having Mike tell me about how they leave stuff on the cutting room floor that is better then what other labels release regularly. So, when Billeebob comes around I wonder what other labels Mike is listening too. Jeff Sent via BlackBerry by ATT -Original Message- From: ja...@iridite.com ja...@iridite.com Sender: irid...@gmail.com Date: Thu, 9 Sep 2010 15:53:58 To: Ivan Tomasevicto...@tesla.rcub.bg.ac.rs Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) new Model 500 preview I just had another listen to the clips - it's OK but really nothing that special in my books - really dislike those live sounding tom rolls and..well it just doesn't float my boat. Huesca is just epic in all the wrong ways for me - it steps WAY too close to Ibiza territory in places - it's not terrible but the whole EP just confuses me. Now, the two new releases on Underground Resistance (Nick Speed and Billibob), that's a different kettle of fish. New Red Planet thing coming soon too - wonder what that'll be like? cheers Jason On 8 September 2010 23:21, Ivan Tomasevic to...@tesla.rcub.bg.ac.rs wrote: ships on monday http://interstellarsounds.com/product.php?productid=3970cat=166page=1 the price is cool too On Wed, 8 Sep 2010, Greg Earle wrote: On Sep 8, 2010, at 1:58 PM, I wrote: On Aug 22, 2010, at 5:28 AM, Ivan Tomasevic wrote: sounds nice http://clone.nl/item18548.html You can hear the 3rd track, Huesca, in full(?) here: http://www.urb.com/2010/09/08/new-model-500-huesca/ All I can say is ... WOW! :-O Did they play this at the DEMF? P.S. You can download it from their RCRDLBL page: http://rcrdlbl.com/artists/Model_500/music - Greg --
Re: (313) US Social Forum
If your in town for the social forum... Sunday June 27th, D'fest is at TV bar, 2pm-midnight, 10 hours - 20 DJs... Definitely a good event to be at... Indoor Stage sponsored by Spectacles 2pm Steve Butler (Tandem) 3pm Mondo Blaze 4pm DJ Heru (Johansen-Charles Gallery) 5pm PowdrBlu (formerly of LDV) 6pm Vern English (Tandem) 7pm DJ Roach (MCM Productions) 8pm Dwayne Jensen (Fathom Records) 9pm Mr Joshooa (TV) 10pm Norm Talley (Beatdown) 11pm DJ Minx (Women on Wax) Outdoor Stage sponsored by doDetroit 2pm DJ Chyll (Detroit House Picnic) 3pm Mr. Joshooa (TV) 4pm Joshua Adams (Exchange Bureau Music) 5pm Frank Raines (Funk Night Records) 6pm Brian Gillespie (Family Function) 7pm DJ Seoul (DTM, BangTech-12) 8pm Daniel Andres (a u x e t i c ) 9pm Team Tandem (Lolas) 10pm Anthony Shake Shakir (Frictional Recordings) 11pm Patrick Russell (Circus Company, Mentalux) Hosted by Maggie Derthik (birthday girl, a u x e t i c) Jodie Svagr (UI Design) Emily Farkas (mispelled on flyer...Bruce? lol.) Tawnya Clark Steven Butler Ali the Unifier Kristin (Rio) Koth Kat Pelton Donyale Martin Live Painting by Joey Delvano Ehmdott Merchandise Tables Techno Elements Table Clothing All the best, Jodie On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 2:15 AM, Fred Heutte ph...@sunlightdata.com wrote: I missed the festival this year but will be at the US Social Forum this week -- www.ussf2010.org for info. A gigantio politico-culturo-alterno-fest with over 1000 workshop sessions and a bunch of other stuff, mostly at Cobo Hall and Wayne State. I've heard attendance estimates in the 20-30,000 range, Lots of people who are going to see at least part of the reality of Detroit for the first time. Not much musically related events as part of it from what I can tell, there's a couple stages at Hart Plaza featuring various things, and the one big party (Leftist Lounge) on Friday night in Eastern Market (Bert's, Johansen Charles and a couple other places) seems to be featuring mostly out of town hip hop DJs. I'm sure they're good, but... Friday at Porter St with D. Wynn, Piranhahead and Scott Coleman is more my ticket. Haven't been there since it became 10 Critics but that seems like it will be worthwhile. Hit me up if there's anything else happening of interest. I'll do my share of political stuff (and spreading tales out of school about all the recent UN climate negotiations), but gotta do some record shopping tooo . . . . fh 503.757-6222
Re: (313) DEMF Schedule Released!!!
Derrick 9-11, Inner City 11-12
Only conflict is Rob Hood from 10-11...
Jodie Svagr
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 10:41 AM, darnistle darnis...@cafe-ebola.com wrote:
Derrick is 9-11, not 9-10. That means that both Hood and Inner City will be
performing during his set.
I would rather not have to interrupt listening to Derrick's set to hear the
other performers, but I also don't want to miss Hood or Inner City.
That's the prob.
Thems the tribulations of attending such a festival...
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On 5/24/2010 10:25 AM, Robin Pinning wrote:
Derrick 9-10, Hood 10-11 Inner City 11-12
What's the prob?
robin...
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 8:24 AM, darnistle wrote:
http://www.movement.us/?p=1752
Derrick May, Robert Hood and Inner City all at the same time!?!?
Good gooly!! That puts me in a very difficult situation.
Re: (313) Shopping for Music in Detroit!!
Peoples Records is a legendary spot for the old flavor Funk record 45s... Jodie Svagr 313-915-1164 Events, Promotions, Development UI Design | www.uxidesign.com Do Detroit | www.DoDetroit.com Russell Industrial Center | www.RICDetroit.com On Fri, May 21, 2010 at 2:19 PM, mistamuthaf...@yahoo.com wrote: Yeah, but those cats at Boomkat love everything. Everything is limited or a once in a lifetime opportunity. It is just really annoying. --Original Message-- From: fran...@thatamazingthing.com To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) Shopping for Music in Detroit!! Sent: May 20, 2010 11:45 AM Can I just say that while Boomkat's over-bigging-up of everything is notorious and has almost become (well, not you guys obviously) an endearing feature where everyone knows not to listen to a thing they say, from what I know of them (I know one or two of the guys) they seem lovely bunch of people, just into their music, they're there doing what they do as it's what they love. From: mistamuthaf...@yahoo.com [mailto:mistamuthaf...@yahoo.com] Sent: 20 May 2010 16:55 I am also suspicious of Boomkat, but that is because everything there is a record of the year judging by the reviews. Jeff From: darnistle darnis...@cafe-ebola.com Date: Wed, 19 May 2010 19:05:05 For the record, when I'm shopping online for DNB/dubstep and willing to pay full price, I head to juno, not boomkat. For some reason, I feel suspicious of boomkat. Sent via BlackBerry by ATT
Re: (313) Metroplex 25 during DEMF...
I love this venue... its not just 4 rooms, it's on 3 floors, and it's
beautiful and totally not the normal techno spot...
Def a great line-up too... I really want to go, but I'm working all
weekend, so I don't think I'll be able to make it... such a bummer
~
Jodie
On Thu, May 13, 2010 at 10:12 AM, John Sokolowski
jrsokolow...@hotmail.com wrote:
Seriously considering it...
Date: Thu, 13 May 2010 07:19:59 -0400
From: darnis...@cafe-ebola.com
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) Metroplex 25 during DEMF...
I'll be there.
I'm really looking forward to this!
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On 5/12/2010 9:19 PM, David Powers wrote:
So, any list members going to the Metroplex 25 party in Detroit?
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Re: (313) More DEMF acts: press release
I wonder where the 5th stage is going to added? Anyone have any ideas? Jodie On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 12:49 PM, David Powers cybo...@gmail.com wrote: Sorry, I think Patrice Scott is cool too but not on the same level; in my opinion, dOP has some of the absolute sickest house tracks of the last couple years... ~David On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 9:49 AM, kent williams chaircrus...@gmail.com wrote: Yeah, but ... Patrice Scott! I wonder where they're setting up the 5th stage? On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 9:42 AM, David Powers cybo...@gmail.com wrote: dOP has great productions... hoping they're great live as well! ~David On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 9:17 AM, John Sokolowski jrsokolow...@hotmail.com wrote: RICARDO VILLALOBOS TO PERFORM AT MOVEMENT FESTIVAL IN U.S. 33 MORE ACTS ANNOUNCED TO MOVEMENT FESTIVAL LINE-UP MOVEMENT TORINO TO SPONSOR FIFTH STAGE IN DETROIT DETROIT, April 26, 2010—Paxahau announced today Ricardo Villalobos will be performing in Detroit for the Movement Electronic Music Festival Powered by Ford Fiesta; the addition of a 5th stage sponsored by Movement Torino; and 32 more acts who will perform in Hart Plaza May 29-31 including Ghostland Observatory, Derrick May, Booka Shade, and Marco Carola. Villalobos, a world-renowned microhouse and minimal techno DJ/producer, last performed in Detroit in 2002 when he played live at Paxahau Electronic Music Festival (PEMF), a four-day party that was held at the now closed Panacea Nightclub in downtown Detroit. Ricardo is looking forward to coming back to Detroit again after all these years, said his Agent Goetz Guse of Cocoon Agency out of Frankfurt, Germany. “His return to the United States and Detroit for the Movement Electronic Music Festival is exclusive to Paxahau. He isn’t booked to perform at any other venue in the States, and we don’t anticipate he will be this year. In addition to Villalobos; the contemporary dance music duo Booka Shade from Berlin has been scheduled for a live performance; along with electro, rock, and funk duo Ghostland Observatory who will also perform live. “We are feeling very good about how this year’s Movement lineup has come together,” said Jason Huvaere, Executive Director of Movement Electronic Music Festival Powered by Ford Fiesta. “With today’s announcement of Ricardo and the other 31 artists, the response we are getting is extremely positive.” Below is an alphabetical list of artists announced today who will appear either on the vitaminwater, Beatport, Made in Detroit, or Red Bull Music Academy stage. Booka Shade – Live dOP – Live DZ feat. Toophaced Jimmy Edgar, John Ryan and Ian Clark – Live Excision Gabe Real Ian Desmond – Live Ghostland Observatory – Live Jeff Risk Jenny Lafemme Mortiz Von Oswald Trio – Live Niko Marks – Live Patrice Scott Ricardo Villalobos Shigeto Sinistarr w/ MC Teddy Bombscare Movement Torino Sponsors 5th Stage at Detroit’s Movement Electronic Music Festival Movement Torino, an electronic music festival in Italy that Paxahau formed a new partnership with in 2009, will be the sponsor of the fifth stage for the Movement Electronic Music Festival in Detroit May 29-31. Last year the Movement Festival in Detroit had four stages. “We are excited to have Movement Torino as the sponsor of the fifth stage for this year’s festival,” said Huvaere. “Our international partnership when formed last year was historic and has since proved to be mutually beneficial for Movement Torino and Movement Detroit.” Huvaere went on to say, “Fans will enjoy the great lineup of artists scheduled to perform on the Movement Torino stage, there is a great mix of talent from both Detroit and Italy.” Headlining the Torino Stage during the three-day festival will be one of Italy’s most influential techno and electronic music DJs Marco Carola, Detroit techno pioneer Derrick May, and very popular Italian DJ Mauro Picotto. Other artists performing on the Movement Torino stage are: Barem I-Robots DJ Torpez Greg Gow Inxec Kenneth Thomas Kirk Degiorgio Monty Luke Motel Connection – Live Orlando Voorn – Live Psycatron Sean Deason Shawn Michaels Stylophonic Yos In March a partial lineup of nearly 70 artists was released that included live performances by Kevin Saunderson's Inner City; Juan Atkin's Model 500; and Richie Hawtin presenting Plastikman. Other artists signed to Cocoon Agency scheduled to perform at this year's Movement festival are Cassy and Onur Ozer, both were originally announced in March. Guse said they too are very excited to play at Movement 2010 With today’s announcement, there are currently 97 acts that will be performing during the three-day festival. Visit www.movement.us for a complete line-up.
Re: (313) Did anyone stick around to see the comments on Dan Bean's interview with Juan?
Wow... what a series of comments!!! My entire understanding of the history timeline has shifted... and my favorite part is that Juan says he and Derrick were working together first before Eddie joined the crew... Eddie is so full of it, he's always saying he came before Derrick and that he should get more credit than Derrick, but Juan says right in the interview that Derrick was first... classic ~Jodie On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 2:21 PM, kent williams chaircrus...@gmail.com wrote: Hoo boy! http://www.bleep43.com/bleep43/2009/10/4/juan-atkins-interview-part-one.html Comments from Todd Johnson of Direct Drive, Delano Smith, Theresa Hill, Al Ester, and Mike Clark. Apparently they took some exception to some of the stuff Juan said...
Re: (313) The D on weekends of 9/12 10/12
the dally in the alley festival is happening 9/12. Unfortunately, I heard the techno stage Josh Greenwood used to run has been cancelled. Jodie On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 12:05 PM, jwan allenjwan.al...@gmail.com wrote: 313, Anyone have any idea if there's anything of interest happening on those weekends? I'm not having much luck on detroitluv. I'll be in town for sporting events (Blue vs. Notre Dame and Steelers vs. Lions) but would like to do something music related while I'm in town. So any assistance would be greatly appreciated. It's been a while since I've been in the Detroit area on a non festival weekend. Thanks in advance jw -- Technoir Audio http://www.technoiraudio.com dealing with your imperfect world -- 313-915-1164 Events Promotions Director Russell Industrial Center | www.RICDetroit.com Russell Bazaar | www.RussellBazaar.com Russell Gallery | www.Gallery.RussellBazaar.com Exhibition Center Showplace |
Re: (313) Re: Kadebostan - was Re: (313) techfest 4eva!
Thanks for all these DL sets!! On 8/10/09, Emiliano Zani emiliano.z...@fcr.re.it wrote: After all that talk (and after a long hyiatus from djing), I was inspired to drop some Kadebostan in a bar, last friday Spirit soldiers got me booked for next wednesday ;-) Emiliano Richard Hester ha scritto: After all the talk, I was inspired to drop some Kadebostan on my show last night Tristan Watkins wrote: Check all of his EPs. He's a really talented producer, and very young IIRC. I've played more of his music in recent sets than anyone else. Tristan On 06/06/2009 20:14, Richard Hester wrote: To be picky, it's Kadebostan. Caracas Soul is his first on Freude Am Tanzen, and a real corker Todd Sines wrote: Just asked CW... track is by Kadebastan - Caracas Soul... +odd -- Todd Sines, director | si...@scale.gs + SCALE : http://www.scale.gs connecting the space between + within. On Jun 6, 2009, at 12:13 AM, anth...@technoiraudio.com wrote: If anyone could tell me the song at 13:00 mins in on the charles webster set. I would 4ever be in that person's debt. Ant On Thu, June 4, 2009 8:02 pm, james.hurl...@utoronto.ca wrote: from a friend Sets from 2007. You should still be able to DL all of them... 05-26-2007 Anthony Shake Shakir http://soundcloud.com/mixalot/05-26-07-anthonyshakeshakir-realdetroitstage/download 05-26-2007 Butane http://soundcloud.com/mixology/05-26-07-butane-beatport/download 05-26-2007 Charles Webster http://soundcloud.com/mixology/05-26-07-charleswebster-mainstage/download 05-26-2007 Delano Smith http://soundcloud.com/mixfunk/05-26-07-delanosmith-mainstage/download 05-26-2007 DJ Seoul http://soundcloud.com/mixalot/05-26-07-djseoul-realdetroitstage/download 05-26-2007 Gary Martin http://soundcloud.com/mixology/05-26-07-garymartin-realdetroitstage/download 05-26-2007 Guido Schneider http://soundcloud.com/freakymix/05-26-07-guidoschneider-beatportstage/download 05-26-2007 Jeff Greinke http://soundcloud.com/mixalot/05-26-07-jeffgreinke-beatport/download 05-26-2007 Kerri Chandler http://soundcloud.com/freakymix/05-26-07-kerrichandler-mainstage/download 05-26-2007 King Britt http://soundcloud.com/freebird/05-26-07-kingbritt-mainstage/download 05-26-2007 LoSoul http://soundcloud.com/freebird/05-26-07-losoul-beatportstage/download 05-26-2007 Norm Talley http://soundcloud.com/freebird/05-26-07-normtalley-realdetroitstage-1/download 05-26-2007 Norm Talley http://soundcloud.com/mixfunk/05-26-07-normtalley-realdetroitstage/download 05-26-2007 Octaveone http://soundcloud.com/freakymix/05-26-07-octaveone-realdetroitstage/download 05-26-2007 Pier Bucci http://soundcloud.com/mixfunk/05-26-07-pierbucci-beatport/download 05-26-2007 Pole http://soundcloud.com/freakymix/05-26-07-pole-beatportstage/download 05-26-2007 Scan 7 http://soundcloud.com/freakymix/05-26-07-scan7-realdetroitstage/download 05-27-2007 Abeduque and Blake Baxter http://soundcloud.com/freebird/05-27-07-abeduque-blakebaxter-realdetroitstage/download 05-27-2007 Angel Molina http://soundcloud.com/mixology/05-27-07-angelmolina-pyramidstage/download 05-27-2007 Audion and Ryan Elliott http://soundcloud.com/freebird/05-27-07-audion-ryanelliott-realdetroitstage/download 05-27-2007 Baby Ford http://soundcloud.com/mixalot/05-27-07-babyford-pyramidstage/download 05-27-2007 Bad Boy Bill http://soundcloud.com/freebird/05-27-07-badboybill-beatportstage/download 05-27-2007 Brian Sanhaji http://soundcloud.com/freakymix/05-27-07-briansanhaji-mainstage/download 05-27-2007 Christian Smith http://soundcloud.com/mixology/05-27-07-christiansmith-mainstage/download 05-27-2007 Evol Intent http://soundcloud.com/freebird/05-28-07-evolintent-pyramidstage/download 05-27-2007 Gui Boratto http://soundcloud.com/mixalot/05-27-07-guiboratto-pyramidstage/download 05-27-2007 Heidi http://soundcloud.com/freebird/05-27-07-heidi-beatport/download 05-27-2007 Kate Simko http://soundcloud.com/freebird/05-27-07-katesimko-beatport/download 05-27-2007 Kenny Larkin http://soundcloud.com/freakymix/05-27-07-kennylarkin-realdetroitstage/download 05-27-2007 Lee Curtiss http://soundcloud.com/mixfunk/05-27-07-leecurtiss-realdetroitstage/download 05-27-2007 Mathew Jonson http://soundcloud.com/mixalot/05-27-07-mathewjonson-beatportstage/download 05-27-2007 Milieu http://soundcloud.com/mixfunk/05-27-07-milieu-mainstage/download 05-27-2007 Misstress Barbara http://soundcloud.com/mixology/05-27-07-misstressbarbara-beatportstage/download 05-27-2007 Monolake http://soundcloud.com/freakymix/05-27-07-monolake-mainstage/download 05-27-2007 Pepo Lanzoni http://soundcloud.com/mixfunk/05-27-07-pepolanzoni-pyramidstage/download 05-27-2007 Robert Rich http://soundcloud.com/mixology/05-27-07-robertrich-beatportstage/download 05-27-2007 Ryan Crosson
Re: (313) Detroit Wildlife doc
Hey Patrick, Check out... the Greening of Detroit Greening is also a partner in the ever-growing (no pun intended) Garden Resource Program, which supports urban agriculture in the city. Last year, over 5,500 residents participated in 220 family, 115 community and 20 school gardens. More than 120 tons of food were grown, and Greening is anticipating a 20% increase in both participation and output this year. (paragraph taken from Model-D Media) And these two projects are only two of the many community garden funders in the region. Community Gardens have definitely come to fruition, and its growing (no pun intended) everyday. All the best, Jodie Events Promotions Director Russell Industrial Center | www.RICDetroit.com Russell Bazaar | www.RussellBazaar.com Russell Gallery | www.Gallery.RussellBazaar.com Exhibition Center Showplace |
Re: (313) Festival Debriefing?
My biggest complaint last year was the lack of diversity in the audience. My shouting complaint was that there's got to be something wrong when the Country Hoedown Festival has more people of color than the Techno Festival. This year I was pleasnatly surprised to see this change. There was a lot more diversity. And my other major complaint about the terrible Video Screens last year was also greatly improved upon this year. For next year, I hope to God they improve upon the disgusting state of the bathrooms. I paid for the VIP wristband, mainly because all of my friends from Chicago had them, but also because I was looking forward to being able to use clean bathrooms. I run a warehouse venue that looks rough, but bathroom attendants are mandatory in my mind, as with 1,000s of people, they get messy quick, and its not a nice thing to deal with when your drunk or on other additives. For $165 wristband, I expected to at least have toilet paper at 8:00pm on the first day of the festival. Unfortunately, there was not, and the facilities were disgusting. Hopefully next year they will improve upon this oversight. Even in the public outhouses, they really need to have someone overseeing this area. To be honest, trying to type about how disgusting this area was is making me sick. For those that were there, you know what I'm talking about. Overall, though, the music was great. Francois, Carl Cox, Kate Simko, Eric Johnson, Norm Talley, DJ Seoul... AMAZING! Looking forward to next year, and very happy that each year Paxahau is listening to people's complaints and making improvements. On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 12:22 PM, kent williams chaircrus...@gmail.com wrote: There were some great sets in the festival, and some great afterparties. Mixed in with all that there was some complete nonsense, which was easily avoidable. The sound at the underground stage was criminal, and unfortunately really detracted from the sets of some of the best performers. I don't know if I can just smell better because I quit smoking or if there really was more marijuana being smoked this year, but any time I was in a crowd at the festival I felt like I was inside a bong. And when I was walking out after Derrick's set I was right behind two underage kid gabbling about their friend with a 'mason jar of pills.' Now I try not to judge, and lord knows I did my bit for Kentucky's finer distillers this weekend. But the vibe is always better when the focus is on the music, not the intoxicants. I have to write a proper article on it for the free paper for which I'm AE editor, so I'm going to save my more penetrating observations for that. On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 11:13 AM, Arturo Lopez arturo.m.lo...@gmail.com wrote: So what's the verdict this year? Should I be kicking myself for missing an incredible few days or did I dodge a mediocre festival bullet? Def in for next year though. -Art -- 313-915-1164 Events Promotions Director Russell Industrial Center | www.RICDetroit.com Russell Bazaar | www.RussellBazaar.com Russell Gallery | www.Gallery.RussellBazaar.com Exhibition Center Showplace | 5 and 10 | myspace.com/nikislocos5and10bar Upcoming Dates to Note: May 8th - June 8th: Summer in the City - Russell Gallery May 15th - May 26th: Electronic Music Arts Exhibition - Exhibition Center May 22 / 4:00-9:00pm Music Biz Camp - Exhibition Center Members of the Global Electronic Music Industry come together in a series of roundtable discussions to work together to progress the industry to the next level JUNE: THE RUSSELL BAZAAR CELEBRATES BLACK MUSIC MONTH June 6 / 9:00-10:00am Business Development Seminar - Russell Gallery Working with an intern, how do you find one, manage their time, and utilize their skills to increase your companies value? June 6 / 5:00-7:00pm RB Cats - An all male lineup of RB Vocalists Kendrick Hardaway, Raw Voyces, , Jay Michealz, Akinyele’, Ayedee, Dollah Jones June 13 / 5:00-7:00pm RB Chicks - An all female lineup of RB Vocalists D’Nay, Ms. Smith, Jai Fears, Katrina Carson, Lady Te, Leigh Ashleigh June 20 / 9:00-10:00am Roundtable Seminar Workshop - Exhibition Center Making a commercial for use on YouTube, your website, or TV / 5:00-7:00pm The Eclectiques - A mix of Neo, Soul, Poetry Jazz Vocalists J. Stokes, Charity, Kendrick Hardaway, Prince j, Journey, Poetic Bree June 27 / 5:00-7:00pm Alternative Tongues - a lineup of alternative, techno, rock Pop vocalists Groups D.U.O., Anistyn, Switchblades, OrgaNized Khaos, Lisa Lauren Smith August 29-30 People's Arts Festival www.RCCADetroit.org
Fwd: (313) Carl Craig named creative director of Movement 2010
AMAZING I was just in a heated discussion yesterday about how Paxahau hasn't been doing enough to connect with the Black House Crowd in the Detroit region, but with Carl on board for next year, thats a great step in the right direction. Thats a sigh of relief for me, as I honestly think they do a great job with the technical production of the festival, it just broke my heart to see how racially divided it had become last year. My hope is that Carl can bridge the divide and bring it back around to being a racially diverse audience. On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 11:54 AM, Alex Lugo alugo...@yahoo.com wrote: I am definitely there next year as well. Good news! - Original Message From: Odeluga, Ken ken.odel...@dowjones.com To: robin ro...@fivetones.org; Matt Kane's Brain mkb-pr...@hydrogenproject.com Cc: 313 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, May 22, 2009 9:41:26 AM Subject: RE: (313) Carl Craig named creative director of Movement 2010 Not that I'm 'anybody' as such, but that did make me quietly resolve to go next year, at last. I'd expect Craig to help produce a 'better' Movement than we've seen in recent years, despite the inevitable constraints. -Original Message- From: robin [mailto:ro...@fivetones.org] Sent: Friday, May 22, 2009 2:15 PM To: Matt Kane's Brain Cc: 313 313 Subject: Re: (313) Carl Craig named creative director of Movement 2010 On 22 May 2009, at 14:13, Matt Kane's Brain wrote: From Sonic Sunset's Twitter feed: http://www.residentadvisor.net/news.aspx?id=10599 Wow. Might even consider returning now. robin... -- 313-915-1164 Events Promotions Director Russell Industrial Center | www.RICDetroit.com Russell Bazaar | www.RussellBazaar.com Russell Gallery | www.Gallery.RussellBazaar.com Exhibition Center Showplace | 5 and 10 | myspace.com/nikislocos5and10bar Upcoming Dates to Note: May 8th - June 8th: Summer in the City - Russell Gallery May 15th - May 26th: Electronic Music Arts Exhibition - Exhibition Center May 22 / 4:00-9:00pm Music Biz Camp - Exhibition Center Members of the Global Electronic Music Industry come together in a series of roundtable discussions to work together to progress the industry to the next level JUNE: THE RUSSELL BAZAAR CELEBRATES BLACK MUSIC MONTH June 6 / 9:00-10:00am Business Development Seminar - Russell Gallery Working with an intern, how do you find one, manage their time, and utilize their skills to increase your companies value? June 6 / 5:00-7:00pm RB Cats - An all male lineup of RB Vocalists Kendrick Hardaway, Raw Voyces, , Jay Michealz, Akinyele’, Ayedee, Dollah Jones June 13 / 5:00-7:00pm RB Chicks - An all female lineup of RB Vocalists D’Nay, Ms. Smith, Jai Fears, Katrina Carson, Lady Te, Leigh Ashleigh June 20 / 9:00-10:00am Roundtable Seminar Workshop - Exhibition Center Making a commercial for use on YouTube, your website, or TV / 5:00-7:00pm The Eclectiques - A mix of Neo, Soul, Poetry Jazz Vocalists J. Stokes, Charity, Kendrick Hardaway, Prince j, Journey, Poetic Bree June 27 / 5:00-7:00pm Alternative Tongues - a lineup of alternative, techno, rock Pop vocalists Groups D.U.O., Anistyn, Switchblades, OrgaNized Khaos, Lisa Lauren Smith August 29-30 People's Arts Festival www.RCCADetroit.org -- 313-915-1164 Events Promotions Director Russell Industrial Center | www.RICDetroit.com Russell Bazaar | www.RussellBazaar.com Russell Gallery | www.Gallery.RussellBazaar.com Exhibition Center Showplace | 5 and 10 | myspace.com/nikislocos5and10bar Upcoming Dates to Note: May 8th - June 8th: Summer in the City - Russell Gallery May 15th - May 26th: Electronic Music Arts Exhibition - Exhibition Center May 22 / 4:00-9:00pm Music Biz Camp - Exhibition Center Members of the Global Electronic Music Industry come together in a series of roundtable discussions to work together to progress the industry to the next level JUNE: THE RUSSELL BAZAAR CELEBRATES BLACK MUSIC MONTH June 6 / 9:00-10:00am Business Development Seminar - Russell Gallery Working with an intern, how do you find one, manage their time, and utilize their skills to increase your companies value? June 6 / 5:00-7:00pm RB Cats - An all male lineup of RB Vocalists Kendrick Hardaway, Raw Voyces, , Jay Michealz, Akinyele’, Ayedee, Dollah Jones June 13 / 5:00-7:00pm RB Chicks - An all female lineup of RB Vocalists D’Nay, Ms. Smith, Jai Fears, Katrina Carson, Lady Te, Leigh Ashleigh June 20 / 9:00-10:00am Roundtable Seminar Workshop - Exhibition Center Making a commercial for use on YouTube, your website, or TV / 5:00-7:00pm The Eclectiques - A mix of Neo, Soul, Poetry Jazz Vocalists J. Stokes, Charity, Kendrick Hardaway, Prince j, Journey, Poetic Bree June 27 / 5:00-7:00pm Alternative Tongues - a lineup of alternative, techno, rock Pop vocalists Groups D.U.O., Anistyn, Switchblades, OrgaNized Khaos, Lisa Lauren Smith August 29-30 People's Arts Festival www.RCCADetroit.org
Re: (313) Seiji? The hell?
I'm curious if this is the same Seiji I went to Uni with in Liverpool. He was from Japan, and he was a very talented and diverse creative mind. I wouldn't be surprised if he managed to blend various genres of music and make it seamless. In all aspects of the work I saw him do, he had this talent..., from producing events, to creating video, to composing music, to operating interactive midi systems, to web design. I remember one day he asked me to teach him web design, and two days later he took the 1 hour tutorial I had given him and taught himself how to make a website. Pure genius. Does anyone know if this is the same Seiji? Jodie On 5/6/09, kent williams chaircrus...@gmail.com wrote: Seiji is a UK producer who has been all over the map stylistically, from Drum Bass, to Broken Beat to who knows what. He's started sporadically giving away tracks at http://www.seiji.co.uk/ Where you can get this track: http://www.seiji.co.uk/file_download/5/Ravin+A.mp3 which an insanely catchy track that is all over the place. 707 kick? Breakbeats? 303 Line? Detroit-style chunky piano chords? It's cheeky to pitch all those elements into one track, but it's rare that it all hangs together this well. -- 313-915-1164 Events Promotions Director Russell Industrial Center | www.RICDetroit.com Russell Bazaar | www.RussellBazaar.com Russell Gallery | www.Gallery.RussellBazaar.com Exhibition Center Showplace | 5 and 10 | myspace.com/nikislocos5and10bar Upcoming Dates to Note: May 8th - June 8th: Summer in the City - Russell Gallery - we are no longer taking submissions for this exhibition, however, please feel free to come and visit during our opening reception on May 8th from 5:00-9:00pm. May 15th - May 26th: Electronic Music Arts Exhibition - Exhibition Center - we are still taking submissions for this exhibition. It will feature photography, paintings, video, digital art, and interactive multimedia that has been created with Techno influences. To submit work, please email a digital file to jo...@ricdetroit.com or call 313-915-1164 to arrange a time for viewing. May 16th: 9:00am-10:00am Roundtable Seminar Workshop - Exhibition Center - discuss methods for utilizing your social networks to increase your market strength May 21 | 1:00-9:00pm Music Biz Camp - Exhibition Center May 22 | 4:00-9:00pm Music Biz Camp - Exhibition Center Members of the Global Electronic Music Industry come together in a series of roundtable discussions to work together to progress the industry to the next level June 6 | 9:00-10:00am Business Development Seminar - Russell Gallery Working with an intern, how do you find one, manage their time, and utilize their skills to increase your companies value? June 20 | 9:00-10:00am Roundtable Seminar Workshop - Exhibition Center Making a commercial for use on YouTube, your website, or TV
Re: (313) Detroit links
hmmm... taking the bait here Tristan you think Seth Troxler is the best out of Detroit...? I'd never heard of him so I asked around and just heard some interesting comments about him... and besides the comments about him starting out as a trance DJ... from what I hear of his recent local influence... he threw a party the same night DJ Seoul from Detroit Techno Militia had his birthday party, and from what I hear no one showed to Troxler's event, but over 300 people were at Seoul's... so, I'm surprised you think S.T.'s the best music being produced in the city, there's a whole world of music being produced here thats amazing. You should do a bit more research about whats being produced here... ~JoD On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 4:34 PM, Tristan Watkins phonop...@googlemail.com wrote: On 23/04/2009 20:53, kent williams wrote: NPR's Morning Edition asks Why Can't Detroit Cash In On It's Music Scene. (ironic note, the one Detroit Music phenomenon, techno, that has a major annual festival in Detroit with international reach, only rates one sentence) I'm picking holes in language, but I wish people would recognise the nearly-as-old and equally important legacy of Detroit house in the same breath, if they're only going to utter one sentence. It's not all about the fact that techno started in Detroit and that a large part of the techno canon is from there. Detroit techno has largely been replaying itself but Detroit house continues to remain fresh. See: Reggie Dokes, 3rd Ear, etc. I'd say the best techno coming from Detroit today comes from Seth Troxler, and that's arguably more house than techno. There's still good Detroit techno out there, but not much of it is coming from Detroit. Or that's my antagination towards getting some discussion going here again anyway. Tristan === phonop...@phonopsia.co.uk http://www.phonopsia.co.uk -- 313-915-1164 Events Promotions Director Russell Industrial Center | www.RICDetroit.com Russell Bazaar | www.RussellBazaar.com Russell Gallery | www.Gallery.RussellBazaar.com Exhibition Center Showplace | 5 and 10 | myspace.com/nikislocos5and10bar
Re: (313) demf/movement parties?
On Thursday from 10:00am-6:00pm and Friday from 6:00pm-9:00pm, there is the MusicBizCamp at the Russell Industrial Center. Round table discussions about the Electronic Music Industry. http://musicbizcamp.com On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 8:57 AM, kent williams chaircrus...@gmail.com wrote: I'm going to try and come in Thursday because it always seems like I miss cool stuff happening Friday, and to have some time to make the rounds to Submerge and other places without feeling like I'm missing something on the Plaza... I've been talking to a friend of mine who has something very cool in the planning stages for Sunday at 7AM, that will be worth staying up for/getting up early for, but I'll leave him to announce it when everything's locked down. Anyone else know of good afterparties/events that weekend? -- 313-915-1164 Events Promotions Director Russell Industrial Center | www.RICDetroit.com Russell Bazaar | www.RussellBazaar.com Russell Gallery | www.Gallery.RussellBazaar.com Exhibition Center Showplace | 5 and 10 |
(313) Detroit holds a Creative Arts Festival March 20-29
For those in Detroit, you don't want to miss this event... For those not in Detroit, the Bios are fun to read through... Creative Arts Antiques Festival Detroit | March 20-29 Russell Industrial Center / Russell Bazaar www.RICDetroit.com / www.RussellBazaar.com Friday March 20 5:00pm FOOD COURT Performance: Detroit Tap Repertory Denise Caston founded the Detroit Tap Repertory in 2008. Her credits are extensive, having produced the 1st Annual Motor City Tap Fest, www.motorcitytapfest.com, teaching credits include classes at Broadway Dance Center and Steps on Broadway, two of the largest dance studios in the country, The Rockette Experience(c) at Radio City Music Hall, and The Oklahoma City Tap Festival. The Detroit Tap Repertory is comprised of a group of the area's best tap dancers. 6:00pm GALLERY Seminar: Tour Management Tour management is a process that involves a great many things, whether your touring locally, nationally, or internationally, different factors arise. This seminar panel has worked with booking local, national and international tours, and managing the process. PANELISTS: Traci of Mahogani Music Traci manages the international tour bookings for music artists on the Mahogani Music label who tour in up to 30 countries. Cornelius Harris of Alter Ego Management Alter Ego Management and Bookings was founded by Cornelius Harris, a long time participant / sometimes artist in multiple Detroit scenes from hip hop to rock, jazz to funk, techno to even video. Alter Ego Management and Booking was formed to serve both the artists represented and the fans of those artists. Founded in Detroit, there was a commitment to seeing the success of clients in a city that, while loaded with talent, lacked the supporting industries to benefit from that talent. As a jack of all trades, he understood that working in such an environment mandated familiarity with many different people with many different skills in many different places in order for his clients to achieve the types of outcomes they were looking for. Today Alter Ego boasts a lineup consisting of not only established talent, but up and coming artists as well. Alter Ego has also played a significant role in managing not only artists, but specific projects, from video production to licensing to contract negotiation. So while the clients benefit from the work being done, their Alter Ego operates in the background, making sure that they're set up for success. 7:00pmGALLERY Beatmakers Showcase Whether you make the beats with your feet, hands, or digital machine, showcase your skills in front of a panel of industry greats. 8:00pmGALLERY Seminar: Taking Your Music Global This seminar provides insight into ways independent musicians have managed to take their music and become a success with a global audience reach. PANELISTS: Amp Fiddler www.ampfiddler.com www.myspace.com/ampfiddler Joseph Amp Fiddler, originally a keyboardist from Detroit, is a funk and soul musician who has worked with Enchantment, the Dramatics, George Clinton, Moodyman, Jamiroquai, The Brand New Heavies, Fishbone and Maxwell. Through the years, he has toured globally, mentored artists such as Slum Village and J-Dilla, and made a name for himself as an independent artist with a global audience. Aaron-Carl Producer, Remixer, Singer/Songwriter, DJ Contact E-mail: aaronc...@aaroncarl.com Website: http://aaroncarl.com MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/aaroncarl As one of Detroit's most in demand producers sought after remixers, Aaron-Carl's signature sound crosses genre from soulful, gospel infused House, to the dirtiest ghettotech anthems. His productions have graced various labels throughout the world, including Subject Detroit, Metroplex, Universal France and his own imprint, Wallshaker Music. Owning and overseeing the successful Wallshaker Music label plus heading his own music publishing company, Symphonic Storm Music Publishing, Aaron-Carl proves himself as a definite force to be reckoned with and shows no signs of slowing down. Aaron-Carl is currently the host of weekly Internet Radio Show, THE W.A.R.M.T.H. SESSIONS, Fridays @ 7PM EST, on WARMTH313.COM. Cornelius of Alter Ego Management See bio from Tour MGMT Saturday March 21 Bazaar Opens at 10am All Day EXHIBITION CENTER Live Art Demonstration Chazz Miller of PublicArtWorkz www.PublicArtworkz.org Chazz began his Art Career while attending Southwestern High School in Detroit, Michigan. Since kicking off his career as an artist Chazz has created over 300 Murals and countless other works of art that can be seen in the United States, Germany, Mexico and Canada. Being a Commercial and Mural Artist, who studied at the Columbus College of Art and Designer, Chazz has used his years of experience to create larger than life colorful murals that positively impact the physic of those who witness them. The Artist Village of Detroit. PAWZ, is a non-profit organization whose main mission
(313) DEMF
For those wishing to see a bit of art while listening to your favourite techno artists, the Russell Industrial Center and the Russell Gallery will be holding an art exhibition featuring electronic music inspired artwork, photography, and videography of DJs and producers. Anyone interested in participating as an artist in this exhibition, please contact me. More details about this weekends events will be posted in April. Jodie
Re: (313) Re: Hey,friends!!
Wow... Not only does he not know how to use Bcc, but he also doesn't know how to spell sounds exactly like someone else I know... Bill... you reading this? lol... reminds me of Laura... lol On Sun, Jan 11, 2009 at 9:00 AM, Michael Kuszynski kuszyn...@gmail.com wrote: I hope this is spam, and for the sake of all the poor individuals who you happened to spam and expose their addresses to the public, can you please never ever email me? thx. On Sun, Jan 11, 2009 at 8:58 AM, Kenny Black kennybl...@gmail.com wrote: Dear, Good day!!! I would like to introduce a very good company, electronic products Wholesale dealer. I have bought some products from company,the price was very cheap, and the products are very good quality! Just have a look at this web page : http://www.hpp9.com/ I am sure you will could save a lot of money! Happy new year! Best regards!!! introduction give you of friend!!! -- Michael Kuszynski kuszyn...@gmail.com www.planerecordings.com New York, NY
Re: (313) Quit complaining about DEMF and fix it yourself
323 East is not doing the branding. He's partnering with them to help choose someone to do the branding. He owns a gallery and works with artists to showcase their work. He's got a great eye for the design market of today. It's a good choice for them to work with him in choosing their new designer. Jodie On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 11:12 AM, michael.elliot-kni...@fallon.com wrote: So, if he's doing the branding - what's with the contest to find someone to be in charge of the branding? I'm a bit confused MEK UI Design uandidesigndetr...@gmail.com wrote on 01/07/2009 12:25:52 AM: BACKGROUND about Paxahau's new partner on the DEMF Design Contest. The 323 East group is owned by Mike McKool, who's a really progressive person in the city. He's done some incredible things over the past year in the city, including opening a very cool gallery, running successful local artist booths at various festivals, and also partnering with Detroit's favorite Funk Night (recently rated best party in America). Funk night has been running for 8 years, started by People's Records, and I'm not sure if their new partnership with McKool is to credit or its their new venue (the Russell Industrial Center), but in the past 4 months, they have exploded in size. Going from an average of 300-600 people per event to 1400 paid through the door this month. I've been pleasantly and continuously surprised with the innovative and steady work McKool has been doing in this city, and I'm really happy he's partnered with Paxahau for the new branding of DEMF. It'll bring in a very diverse new blood of artists into the DEMF arena. Jodie On Tue, Jan 6, 2009 at 11:17 PM, ohana...@gmail.com wrote: i bet c2 could draw a sick party, lineup, brand, whatever, out on a napkin that would work better than some of whats happened in parts of years and in some years past.still im just grateful it happens so that i can attend parties like the Music Institute one On Tue, Jan 6, 2009 at 6:05 PM, michael.elliot-kni...@fallon.com wrote: I think it might need a little more than just a brand revisionbut that's my opinion MEK mkb.dirty...@gmail.com wrote on 01/06/2009 04:25:44 PM: I guess so, if Paxahau is 'hiring'. On Tue, Jan 6, 2009 at 17:22, michael.elliot-kni...@fallon.com wrote: is it time already? MEK -- matt kane's brain techno radio at: http://hydrogenproject.com http://wzbc.org capoeira in boston http://capoeirageraisusa.com aim - mkbatwerk ; y! - mkb218 ; gtalk - mkb.dirtyorg
Re: (313) DEMF - Russell Industrial Center - Funk Night
For those who want to learn more about the venue Funk Night is held at... Russell Industrial Center... www.RICDetroit.com www.RCCADetroit.org www.RussellBazaar.com I am now the Events Promotions Director for the RIC (since end of Sept), so if you have any questions or interests in doing event bookings or gallery showings at the Russell... feel free to ask... The company that owns the complex also owns a lot of other buildings in the city and a number of them will be turned into event rental spaces for DEMF weekend. All the best, Jodie On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 2:45 PM, David Powers cybo...@gmail.com wrote: Funk Night by the way, is uberfun and that Russell Industrial Center is a dope spot. Worth checking if you're in the D. ~David On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 12:25 AM, UI Design uandidesigndetr...@gmail.com wrote: BACKGROUND about Paxahau's new partner on the DEMF Design Contest. The 323 East group is owned by Mike McKool, who's a really progressive person in the city. He's done some incredible things over the past year in the city, including opening a very cool gallery, running successful local artist booths at various festivals, and also partnering with Detroit's favorite Funk Night (recently rated best party in America). Funk night has been running for 8 years, started by People's Records, and I'm not sure if their new partnership with McKool is to credit or its their new venue (the Russell Industrial Center), but in the past 4 months, they have exploded in size. Going from an average of 300-600 people per event to 1400 paid through the door this month. I've been pleasantly and continuously surprised with the innovative and steady work McKool has been doing in this city, and I'm really happy he's partnered with Paxahau for the new branding of DEMF. It'll bring in a very diverse new blood of artists into the DEMF arena. Jodie
Re: (313) Quit complaining about DEMF and fix it yourself
Wow those are so bad, I may reconsider my decision to enter. I had initially thought I may not be up to par, but after seeing those... wow... I def may reconsider. Jodie On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 7:33 PM, Andrew Duke and...@andrew-duke.com wrote: Michael Kuszynski wrote: wow those entries are sh-tty One of them looks to clearly state DEMP not DEMF! On Tue, Jan 6, 2009 at 5:11 PM, Matt Kane's Brain mkb-pr...@hydrogenproject.com wrote: Paxahau wants a new brand designer selected by popular vote. This will end well. http://www.mydemf.com/ -- matt kane's brain techno radio at: http://hydrogenproject.com http://wzbc.org capoeira in boston http://capoeirageraisusa.com aim - mkbatwerk ; y! - mkb218 ; gtalk - mkb.dirtyorg -- Andrew Duke In The Mix weekly mixshow (est. 1987), excl. DJ mixes, PAs, interviews: http://cognitionaudioworks.com/AndrewDukeInTheMix.html sound design and music content provider: http://cognitionaudioworks.com/sounddesignandmusic.html http://myspace.com/andrewduke http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1614666166 Andrew Duke Cognition Audioworks 57 Hastings Drive Dartmouth NS Canada B2Y 2C7
Re: (313) Quit complaining about DEMF and fix it yourself
BACKGROUND about Paxahau's new partner on the DEMF Design Contest. The 323 East group is owned by Mike McKool, who's a really progressive person in the city. He's done some incredible things over the past year in the city, including opening a very cool gallery, running successful local artist booths at various festivals, and also partnering with Detroit's favorite Funk Night (recently rated best party in America). Funk night has been running for 8 years, started by People's Records, and I'm not sure if their new partnership with McKool is to credit or its their new venue (the Russell Industrial Center), but in the past 4 months, they have exploded in size. Going from an average of 300-600 people per event to 1400 paid through the door this month. I've been pleasantly and continuously surprised with the innovative and steady work McKool has been doing in this city, and I'm really happy he's partnered with Paxahau for the new branding of DEMF. It'll bring in a very diverse new blood of artists into the DEMF arena. Jodie On Tue, Jan 6, 2009 at 11:17 PM, ohana...@gmail.com wrote: i bet c2 could draw a sick party, lineup, brand, whatever, out on a napkin that would work better than some of whats happened in parts of years and in some years past.still im just grateful it happens so that i can attend parties like the Music Institute one On Tue, Jan 6, 2009 at 6:05 PM, michael.elliot-kni...@fallon.com wrote: I think it might need a little more than just a brand revision but that's my opinion MEK mkb.dirty...@gmail.com wrote on 01/06/2009 04:25:44 PM: I guess so, if Paxahau is 'hiring'. On Tue, Jan 6, 2009 at 17:22, michael.elliot-kni...@fallon.com wrote: is it time already? MEK -- matt kane's brain techno radio at: http://hydrogenproject.com http://wzbc.org capoeira in boston http://capoeirageraisusa.com aim - mkbatwerk ; y! - mkb218 ; gtalk - mkb.dirtyorg
Re: (313) Tonight in Detroit
The Russell Industrial Center hosts 2 parties for Halloween night... Hallowpalooza. $10 entry Mike Clark, Swayne Jensen, Benjamin Hayes, DJ Body Mechanic, John Johr, Jay Langa, Franky Banks, E Spleece, Major Taylor, Todd Westin aka Jit Wiggins, DJ Dez, Nick Speed, Danny Brown, Fat Ray, United Souls, Giant Slyde, Blackmale he Band, Enemy Squad, The Process, Benny Stoofy, Emily Rogers Friends. Fashion hosted by Ziam. Funk Night $5 entry Frank Raines, Scott Craig, Will Sessions On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 9:20 AM, Denise Dalphond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Tha 3rd Halloween Night M.Pittman and WhoDat October 31 Planet XL, 6452 E. Jefferson Also at Planet XL on ThursdaysRick Wilhite, Theo Parrish, and Mike Brown -- Denise Dalphond Ph.D. Candidate Department of Folklore Ethnomusicology Indiana University www.denisedjsdetroit.blogspot.com
Re: (313) Model 500 / Moritz... etc @ DEAF next week
WOW!!! Thats an insanely large line-up!! Best of luck!! On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 9:30 AM, D1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Here's some info on our festival - DEAF: Dublin Electronic Arts Festival which starts in a weeks time here in Dublin. Plenty of 313 related acts as well as a whole load of other music, film etc.. over 50 events so plenty to keep you busy if anyone happens to be in Dublin next week ! All the info is at www.deafireland.com Some highlights include: Model 500 Live Moritz Von Oswald Trio Nurse With Wound Laurent Garnier White Noise Andy Votel DJ Scurge Rob Hall M83 Trans Am F**k Buttons Poets of Rhythm Point B Ultradyne Full Line up: 16Hz 2-bit A Joyful Noise Alo Allik Americhord Andreas Schneider Andy Noonan Andy Votel Annette Krebs Annie Hall Anthony Kelly Autechre [tbc] Baiyon Baby Dave Bang Hazard Barry Donovan Bmusic Special Bottlenote Collective Broadcast Channel One Chef Chequerboard Chymera D1 Recordings Djs Dan Mac Dave Nuremberg Dave Vorhaus David Lacey David Stalling DEAF Junior Diffusion Award Dj Sandrinho DJ Scurge DJs Lex Woo Dom Thomas Donal Dineen Ebola Ed Devant Electric Feel Electronic Sensoria Band Esperanza Evlis Fenster F**k Buttons Fugitive Projects Future Audio Workshop Gaviscom Get Low crew Gran Casino Grizzle Colz Groovement DJ's Itaru Oki iwantdesign Jay Roche John Carter John Daly John Gilsenan Johnny Oakley Jon Hussey Kachanski Karla Kavi Kinetic Landscapes King Ten Suited Konspiracy Lakker Laurent Garnier Legion of Two Lex Woo Loktibrada aka Dj Dalo Lost Classics Luke Vibert M83 Mad EP Mail Order Messiahs Major Grave Margaret O'Brien Maser Matjazz Max Loderbauer Maximum Joy DJs Meganekko Mercuryboy Metaldragon Model 500 (feat. Juan Atkins Mike Banks) Moritz Von Oswald Trio Mr. MotoDJs Oshroom Bonz Niamh Ahern Nurse With Wound Paul Grant Paul Vogel Peter Kirn Phil Asher Poets of Rhythm Point B Polly Fibre Projector Collective Radikal Guru Regis Rising Tones Rob Hall Rob Murphy Rollers/Sparkers Rumenige Safe Sansao Sean Lynch Seán McCrum Sean Rudiman Simon Hayes Slavek Kwi Solus Film Programme Soul AD SOUNDINGS Spatial Music Collective Steinski Stephen Concannon Stephen O'Malley Stu Stuey Lyons Syntheastwood band T-woc Tchiky Al Dente The Black Egg Thomas P. Heckmann Toirse Totally Wired Film Trans AM Ultradyne Varase Award Vladislav Delay White Noise Wild Combination Yolanda Barker's short film 'String Free ZZZ !Kaboogie Djs !Kaboogie Electronic Music Workshop Thanks... Eamonn Doyle D1 Recordings DEAF: Dublin Electronic Arts Festival 68 Dame Street Dublin 2 Ireland www.deafireland.com www.d1.ie
(313) Detroit does it again
For those who haven't heard... Detroit is host to the Creative Cities Summit this week, where people from around the globe are meeting to discuss ways to turn cities into a Creative one. It's been an inspiring couple of days so far and there's another full day to go. Check it out, as I feel this is the start of a new beginning for the world's changing economy. www.CreativeCitiesSummit.com Also, check out the Russell Industrial Center, www.RICDetroit.com This has turned into the largest Mecca of artists working under one roof in the Midwest and we expect that it will be the largest in the world within 3-5 years. Next time you visit Detroit, you def want to see this place. Jodie
Re: (313) OT: Burial, revealed.....
Brillian!! Nice Statement Mark!! I personally have a favorite producer named Waj, based out of the Northwest of UK... most brilliant producer I've ever heard... never released... or there's Donnie James based out of Detroit... also never released, but made thousands of tracks and very very talented... oops... I guess my saying their names puts them into the stratosphere... maybe I shouldn't have said anything... On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 2:36 PM, [mark ] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: the anticipation is better than the arrival of the moment itself, because its perfection exists only within your mind and has not yet been sullied by reality. therefore, i would like to state on record that i only like artists who haven't actually released any music yet. On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 9:43 AM, kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't really think it's here nor there. I'm a fan of the music, and getting too caught up in the 'legend' gets in the way, which from his blog post, was precisely why he gave it up. Drexciya's identity was kept under wraps for two reasons -- the people that knew were asked to keep quiet and did, and because Drexciya were famous to at most a couple thousand people world wide - whatever prominence they achieved, they achieved it inside the dance music scene, with a penumbra of renown amongst the chinstrokers who read The Wire.. Thanks to Pitchfork et al, Burial is a pop star to a load of kids who don't know two-step from happy hardcore. Not necessarily a bad thing, but like rich Americans appropriating indigenous music from around the world to make a buck, any time something breaks out to a larger audience, it loses its context, and becomes devalued artistically even as its value as a commodity increases. Plus, blowing up is a two-edged sword. Being the flavor of the month means next month you won't be. While it's a good thing when artists can make a living from their art, once they become ubiquitous they have to deal with living in a hall of mirrors -- their detractors, their imitators, their record labels demands of duplicating past success. When a bazillion people have glommed onto your art as something they regard as 'theirs' your own worst competition is what you did yourself a few years back. It's not any big prognostication to say that no matter what he actually release next, some people will say he's fallen off. On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at 2:50 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: it's a bummer that his anonymity became an issue - wouldn't have been that big of a deal back in '96 when half the techno producers were in the shadows MEK 1-11 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08/06/2008 02:44:01 PM: http://www.factmagazine.co.uk/index.php? option=com_contenttask=viewid=824Itemid=26 ...or is it (and do you care anyway)? -- Play more things that make me dance around and less things that make me sit and look miserable in a plastic chair - Brian Eno Blind faith in bad leadership is not Patriotism.
Re: (313) OT: Burial, revealed.....
Donnie James does all genres, so its very possible he did some hip-hop. He's been talking to Mike and them about putting out his first release, but its a slow process by his own personal design. He played a sampling of his tunes for me one day and every track was a different genre. All very very good. I'll left a message for Donnie to ask if that was his. I'll keep you posted as soon as I know. On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 3:16 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is Donnie James the hip hop guy who samples No UFOs? If so, he's pretty damn good- Mike and the guys dropped off a CD at Rubadub when they were over in July and we often get asked what it is when we're playing it in the shop. I definitely have a nostalgia for the days before I knew what every record was before I'd even heard it- it was defintely more fun not knowing all the details. Jason 2008/8/13 UI Design [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Brillian!! Nice Statement Mark!! I personally have a favorite producer named Waj, based out of the Northwest of UK... most brilliant producer I've ever heard... never released... or there's Donnie James based out of Detroit... also never released, but made thousands of tracks and very very talented... oops... I guess my saying their names puts them into the stratosphere... maybe I shouldn't have said anything... On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 2:36 PM, [mark ] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: the anticipation is better than the arrival of the moment itself, because its perfection exists only within your mind and has not yet been sullied by reality. therefore, i would like to state on record that i only like artists who haven't actually released any music yet. On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 9:43 AM, kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't really think it's here nor there. I'm a fan of the music, and getting too caught up in the 'legend' gets in the way, which from his blog post, was precisely why he gave it up. Drexciya's identity was kept under wraps for two reasons -- the people that knew were asked to keep quiet and did, and because Drexciya were famous to at most a couple thousand people world wide - whatever prominence they achieved, they achieved it inside the dance music scene, with a penumbra of renown amongst the chinstrokers who read The Wire.. Thanks to Pitchfork et al, Burial is a pop star to a load of kids who don't know two-step from happy hardcore. Not necessarily a bad thing, but like rich Americans appropriating indigenous music from around the world to make a buck, any time something breaks out to a larger audience, it loses its context, and becomes devalued artistically even as its value as a commodity increases. Plus, blowing up is a two-edged sword. Being the flavor of the month means next month you won't be. While it's a good thing when artists can make a living from their art, once they become ubiquitous they have to deal with living in a hall of mirrors -- their detractors, their imitators, their record labels demands of duplicating past success. When a bazillion people have glommed onto your art as something they regard as 'theirs' your own worst competition is what you did yourself a few years back. It's not any big prognostication to say that no matter what he actually release next, some people will say he's fallen off. On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at 2:50 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: it's a bummer that his anonymity became an issue - wouldn't have been that big of a deal back in '96 when half the techno producers were in the shadows MEK 1-11 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08/06/2008 02:44:01 PM: http://www.factmagazine.co.uk/index.php? option=com_contenttask=viewid=824Itemid=26 ...or is it (and do you care anyway)? -- Play more things that make me dance around and less things that make me sit and look miserable in a plastic chair - Brian Eno Blind faith in bad leadership is not Patriotism.
Re: (313) Great T-Shirt Design
Yeah, it would be a great design if the family tree was made more accurate. But I guess with all of the incestuous crossing paths and confusions about who came first, it's a difficult undertaking to create a proper tree. The swirls on the design do well to kind-of hint at the crossovers though. On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 5:42 AM, Martin Dust [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This is a pretty cool design from Si Scott: http://feeney15minutes.typepad.com/.a/6a00e3932f1598883400e5537d7e628833-pi Not factually correct and he managed to spell Kevin's name wrong :( m
Re: (313) AV review of DEMF
LOL... when I first saw the subject line for this, I guess I missed the word club... thought it said AV review... so I was curious to see if anyone else had a similar opinion to the AV at the main stage as I did... which is ... other than for a few brief moments on Monday, the AV was rather painfully un-artistic, rough, and didn't show me anything I would've wanted to see on the stage, like what records they were playing. Does anyone knows who did the Video Directing? On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 4:37 PM, Kelly B. Delaney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yeah, I didn't think to look at those until just now. Aside from the usual, techno sucks. hawkwind 4 life! and doesn't Detroit swallow white people whole upon entering the city? drivel, these comments got my gag reflex kicking: Death Of The American Industrial City by boredlady Yinz guys forgot about Pittsburgh. Hey AV Club! Pittsburgh can have music festivals too! It's sponsored by American Eagle and the headliner is none other than Bob Dylan!! Come on guys! 4:09 PM Thurs May 29, 2008 * RE: Death Of The American Industrial City by caplives? Isn't Girl Talk from Pittsburgh? You guys should have your own electronic music festival. *retch* On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 4:32 PM, Matt Kane's Brain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Geez, there's so many pathetic comments after the article. The Greater Internet F*ckwad effect is taking over the entire tubeweb. Ugh. On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 4:29 PM, Kelly B. Delaney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Not sure if anyone posted this yet or not, but the AV Club has a fairly decent article about the festival: http://www.avclub.com/content/blog/detroit_electronic_music_festival -- http://www.mamapop.com http://kdiddy.org -- matt kane's brain biweekly techno radio at: http://hydrogenproject.com http://wzbc.org -- http://www.mamapop.com http://kdiddy.org
Re: (313) Movement Pics
The guy on the right is named Walter Wasacz. He's a DJ and also a music reviewer for one of the newspapers, I think Real Detroit. Not sure who the guy on the left is.. And if you pay attention to the ages of most of the very famous DJs, they're all in their 40s-60s. On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 5:09 PM, Frank Glazer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i am going to regret asking this, because i should probably know, but does anybody know who the fogies are in this pic: http://www.residentadvisor.net/photo-view.aspx?set=3869i=dsc09817.jpg they give me hope that maybe i can still do something that people will pay attention to even though i am relatively old On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 4:43 PM, fab. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hi there, there are several galleries from Movement over at Resident Advisor, as well as from Soul Skate (links on the left): http://www.residentadvisor.net/photo-gallery.aspx?set=3868 enjoy -- peace, frank dj mix archive: http://www.deejaycountzero.com
Re: (313) DEMF party MAY 23rd SCIENCE CENTER event has MOVED
The May 23rd event at the Science Center celebrating the Founders of Techno has been moved to the Majestic Theater. The price has been lowered to $15 entry, the line-up remains the same. Juan Atkins-Metroplex Records Eddie 'Flashin' Fowlkes-Detroit Wax T Linder-Detroit Techno Militia Mike Grant-Big 50 Entertainment DJ Body Mechanic-H3O Music Beatdown Sounds-Mick 'Agent X' Clark, Delano Smith, Norm Talley Terrance Parker-TP Music John Collins-Detroit Wax Scan 7-Crate Saves Records Bruce Bailey-The Tandem Minx-Women on Wax Alton Miller-Muse Records Reggie 'Hot Mix' Harrell- FM 98 WJLB DJ Seoul-Detroit Techno Militia 3 Chairs-Rick Wilhite, Kenny Dixon Jr., Theo Parrish And introducing…Super Mario 'The Brother' Doors open at 5:30pm. Free entry until 6:30pm. Reduced price to $15 entry. On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 7:13 PM, David Powers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Speaking of which, someone may be interested in checking out the afterparty that I'm playing at: THE OTHER 9 TO 5 Featuring -- Adultnapper (NY), Camea (Brooklyn/Berlin), Miss Fitz v. K.atou B2B (Berlin), Kate Simko LIVE (Chicago), [a]pendics Shuffle LIVE (Los Angeles), Lunatik LIVE (Omaha), Tony Kasper (Chicago), Dave Powers LIVE (Chicago), Jason Patrick LIVE (Detroit/Chicago), Dirtybird (Chicago), Josh Surma (Detroit), Hac Le v. Nikita (Chicago,SF), Philip Stone (Chicago) Bert's on Broadway 1315 Broadway Detroit, MI 9 pm - 5 am www.volatl.com www.myspace.com/volatl Spectral will be giving away free copies of Death is Nothing to Fear and She Said, Kate Simko's highly acclaimed EP, plus Klectik Vinyl Giveaways, VOLATL promo cd's. Also, the event will serve to launch Dave Powers very anticipated Into the Twilight EP, featuring Camea's remix of Mr. Monster!!
Re: (313) May 23rd party at the Science Museum
OK everyone, just got an edit through about the line-up... Derrick May and Stacey Pullen will no longer be appearing. These names are being replaced with some other very important heads in the city, but until they have confirmation they do not want their names released. I'll keep you posted as soon as I get confirmation. On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 11:18 PM, David Armin-Parcells [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: helluva lineup... UI Design wrote: Juan Atkins-Metroplex Records Derrick May-Transmat Records Eddie 'Flashin' Fowlkes-Detroit Wax T Linder-Detroit Techno Militia Stacy Pullen-Blackflag Entertainment Mike Grant-Big 50 Entertainment DJ Body Mechanic-H3O Music Beatdown Sounds-Mick 'Agent X' Clark, Delano Smith, Norm Talley Terrance Parker-TP Music John Collins-Detroit Wax Scan 7-Crate Saves Records Bruce Bailey-The Tandem Minx-Women on Wax Alton Miller-Muse Records Reggie 'Hot Mix' Harrell- FM 98 WJLB DJ Seoul-Detroit Techno Militia 3 Chairs-Rick Wilhite, Kenny Dixon Jr., Theo Parrish And introducing…Super Mario 'The Brother' Tickets can be purchased online at www.wantickets.com RecordTime - 27360 Gratiot Ave, Roseville -(586) 775-1550 Urban Bean Co - 200 Grand River, Detroit - (313) 962-9797 For more information call (313) 733-4365 or (313) 930-3309
(313) May 23rd party at the Science Museum
I got another email through about the more detailed line-up about the party at the Science Museum... A Night at the Museum …The FuZion of TeChno SCience @ The Detroit Science Center 5020 John R Street /Warren Avenue Friday, May 23, 2008 - Doors open at 5:30p.m until 12:00 a.m. Valid Id required - Cash Bar – Pre sales tickets until 5/20/08 $20.00 - $50.00 VIP A tribute to the original founders of Techno Music; Juan Atkins, Eddie 'Flashin' Fowlkes, Derrick May and Kevin Saunderson Opening reception/tribute at 6:30 p.m., with Q A session and Autograph signings… This is a charitable fundraiser with proceeds going to the Detroit Science Center, Detroit Public Schools and the Midwest AIDS Prevention Project... Live performances on the Metroplex Stage the Main floor, Transmat Stage inside the IMAX theater, and Detroit Wax Stage the inside the Planetarium theater from: Juan Atkins-Metroplex Records Derrick May-Transmat Records Eddie 'Flashin' Fowlkes-Detroit Wax T Linder-Detroit Techno Militia Stacy Pullen-Blackflag Entertainment Mike Grant-Big 50 Entertainment DJ Body Mechanic-H3O Music Beatdown Sounds-Mick 'Agent X' Clark, Delano Smith, Norm Talley Terrance Parker-TP Music John Collins-Detroit Wax Scan 7-Crate Saves Records Bruce Bailey-The Tandem Minx-Women on Wax Alton Miller-Muse Records Reggie 'Hot Mix' Harrell- FM 98 WJLB DJ Seoul-Detroit Techno Militia 3 Chairs-Rick Wilhite, Kenny Dixon Jr., Theo Parrish And introducing…Super Mario 'The Brother' Tickets can be purchased online at www.wantickets.com RecordTime - 27360 Gratiot Ave, Roseville -(586) 775-1550 Urban Bean Co - 200 Grand River, Detroit - (313) 962-9797 For more information call (313) 733-4365 or (313) 930-3309
(313) May 23rd - Free Funk/Soul Festival at Campus Martius Park
May 23rd, day before DEMF, one block away from Hart Plaza... 4th Fridays at Campus Martius Park 11am-midnight FREE Rock / Funk / Soul All day of entertainment, live mural painters, music, food, and fashion Featuring: 11am-8pm PUBLIC ART WORKZ creates MOOD SWINGS 11:30am BRIAN COFFEE 6pm local Detroit music talent TBA 8pm KING SOLOMON BURKE - King of Rock and Soul 9:30pm DETROIT FASHION WEEK SUMMER BREEZE Fashion Explosion with music by DJ FRANK RAINES of Detroit's premier FUNK NIGHT 10:30pm AMP FIDDLER
Re: (313) DEMF pre-party... have a feeling you'll like this one
Wow, was it really that bad of a space? Or was it just the sound crew not having enough sound? Jodie On Sun, May 4, 2008 at 7:29 PM, David Armin-Parcells [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: reminds me of a party in the early to mid 90's at the science center. great idea lousy space for a party and I believe there were like 20 dj's there at the time including many of the founding fathers count me out anyone else remember that party? David UI Design wrote: Hey everyone, Just got this news through about a wicked party at the Science Center in Detroit... have a feeling this party will be a sell-out... Friday May 23rd, 6pm-12am... I heard all the techno founders will be there, Juan, Eddie, Derrick, and Kevin, to accept awards from local, state, and national officials with QA sessions from each, autograph signings, and live performances Also heard there will be a total of 17 DJs... all of whom have seriously influenced the Detroit scene. Just imagine... techno music in the Science Museum's IMAX theater and Planetarium... The event coordinator CDN Communications has access to the entire building except the 4th floor. I heard tickets will be available starting May 5 and can be purchased on pay pal. As soon as I find out how, who and where, I'll let you guys know... As I said, I have a feeling this event will be sold out for sure...
(313) DEMF pre-party... have a feeling you'll like this one
Hey everyone, Just got this news through about a wicked party at the Science Center in Detroit... have a feeling this party will be a sell-out... Friday May 23rd, 6pm-12am... I heard all the techno founders will be there, Juan, Eddie, Derrick, and Kevin, to accept awards from local, state, and national officials with QA sessions from each, autograph signings, and live performances Also heard there will be a total of 17 DJs... all of whom have seriously influenced the Detroit scene. Just imagine... techno music in the Science Museum's IMAX theater and Planetarium... The event coordinator CDN Communications has access to the entire building except the 4th floor. I heard tickets will be available starting May 5 and can be purchased on pay pal. As soon as I find out how, who and where, I'll let you guys know... As I said, I have a feeling this event will be sold out for sure...
Re: (313) Let's all have a Rodney King Moment ...
Wow, Kooky... I know Tom was guilty on the first account, as I remember when that threat happened, but on the other 3 guilty verdicts... where did you base your supporting evidence and where was the jury to define guilt or innocence? I know here in America democracy is almost dead, but I thought we still had a process where a guilty verdict is found through providing evidence and having a group discussion determine guilt or innocence. Forgive me for bringing up the Hitler name again, but I think in this situation, it smells a lot like the Death of a Democracy. Kook, I know you've got long-standing beef with Tom, but try to at least put some sort of evidence like you did in the first guilty verdict. It'll make your argument a bit more viable and a bit less dictatorial a**hole. Peace* Jodie On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 12:02 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: -- Original message -- From: kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] Some things about the recent thread: 1. The big bright line over which one should not cross on the 313 list is this: No personal attacks, no threats of violence. I shouldn't think that's controversial. Accused: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. Verdict: GUILTY 2 counts of threatening to physically attack Richie Hawtin and the Kooky Scientist. The offer still stands Tom. Come put me out of my misery... 117 North St. Salem, MA (Where they burn Witches) 2. I make no pretensions of impartiality as a system administrator. Impartiality you only get if you pay for it, and this is a volunteer position. I am friends in real life with a lot of people here, including Tom Cox. Anyone I know who gets obnoxious is likely going to get the benefit of the doubt from me. Anyone I don't know probably won't. I don't claim to be impartial, but I really try to be fair. Accused: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. Verdict: GUILTY 3. I don' t want to shut down or shape discussion on the list. That's never been what the 313 list has been about. I don't want to ban people from the list either -- that's only happened 3 or 4 times in the 14-odd years of 313. But I don't think personal attacks should be a part of the list, ever. If you can't make your point without insulting someone, well, you're not really making your point are you? Be a little more creative. Accused : Thomas D. Cox, Jr. Verdict: GUILTY My personal opinion is that it should be made MORE PERSONAL !!! 4. If I was to take a vote, judging by my e-mails, Tom Cox is not a popular figure on the list. Maybe I do give him a free pass because I've hung out with him, know his wife etc. But Tom at least cools his sh*t when I ask him. If I ask someone to back off, and I get attitude, it really gets up my nose. Accused: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. Verdict: GUILTY 5. If you disagree with someone, you should use that disagreement as a means to refine your expression of your own opinion. If you're mad because of something he says, channel it into wit, not vitriol. Your anger means very little in this context; your ability to clearly write what you think and feel is everything. Accused: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. Verdict: N/A (Complete lack of Wit and creativity) And everyone should remember: the Internet is forever. Everyone on this list is going to be living with the stuff they write on it for the rest of their lives. If someone makes you mad, your best revenge is to think about , day he or she gets googled twenty years from now and they look like a tool. Accused: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. Verdict: GUILTY see definition of TOOL @ Wikipedia For more on the relationship between Music and mental illness I highly recommend the following DVD's: The Devil and Daniel Johnston You're Gonna Miss Me (Rocky Ericsson) Dig ! (Brian Jonestown Massacre vs. Dandy Warhols) If I do get to attend the DEMF this year I'll be back @ the hotel with my 2 fans in their 2 Kooky girlie T's practicing what I like to call, my 3 favorite words. Menage-a-trois. http://farm1.static.flickr.com/12/17064917_5080f903b4_o.jpg And just to throw another log on the fire, it's a good thing Tom can't read German. http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3217/2440469593_4d2ed16380_o.jpg telepathic love, the kooky scientist (promoting his new release on Beatport.com) search the label TELEPATHICA New Release: Telepathic AFFECTION http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2062/2436793016_08d02c74dc_o.jpg
Re: (313) Mixworks Presents... Underground Resistance
Yeah, Alvin's recently reopened after being shut down for years. It was ultra famous for being THE spot for hip-hop, with Proof and the like always being there. They reopened about 8 months ago. I went to a party there the first week of January for Andre of Mahogani's birthday. I've got a rather funny story from that weekend. I had a DJ in town from the UK, and we went for Andre's birthday and had a really good time, Slum Village was playing and they did a total jam session. I got Alvin's to offer the UK DJ a slot the following day doing a UK hip-hop/jazzy set, as he plays similar music to what was being played on the Mahogani/Slum Village gig. I didn't know this, but Sunday's are usually open-mic night, and it tends to draw a very different type of crowd than the night before. Hip-Hop Open-mics tend to get a bit rough in some spots. Actually, rough is a mild way to phrase it. When we walked in, I was a bit in shock, because it was totally not what we expected. Completely different energy than the night before. This poor guy from the UK was scared to death going up on the decks in front of one of the roughest crowds I'd seen in Detroit in awhile. People were glaring and actually growling at him. He smoked all of his cigarettes before even going on,so he asked me to run to the store while he was DJing. I told him I couldn't leave him cos they might rush the stage if they didn't like his set. The look on his face was classic, but I was just being realistic. It is Detroit after all, and even though people are normally very friendly, sometimes you walk into a room with intense energy. He played a wicked set though, and the crowd was actually really feeling it. It was an interesting experience for the both of us. I was actually happy he got to experience what its like to play in a truly Urban Detroit venue with a very rough urban crowd. Anyhow, basis of my story is that Alvin's is a historic spot. If you can manage to make it to the backstage area, check out all of the writing on the walls. I've also got some pics of Alvin's on my facebook. http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=83910id=841750482 The first few in the series are of the back room, we're there talking with Malik Alston and a hip-hop guy who told us a story of how he's had more friends die from shoot-outs than he's got alive right now. Ice on the experience for the guy from the UK. Very Detroit spot. Very historic. Def recommended, especially for UR. Not sure how the normal Sunday crowd is going to handle the change up though, but actually it might be a really good thing, you might get to see some of the true street dancers show up to this event. On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 1:59 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Any Detroiters have any info on this Alvins spot? dont think I've heard of it. Mixworks Presents... Underground Resistance For Those who know Pt 4 Sunday may 25th, 08 10:00 pm until Alvins 5756 Cass Ave, Detroit Michigan Suburban Knight -Live UR Aqunauts - live UR Buzz Goree aka Clandestine UR Namadico - UR Billy Bob - UR Mark Flash-UR Abdull Haqq - UR, Third Earth Visual Art opening and live painting Come and wittness this rare event as the UR soldiers come together to spred there sonic fury.
Re: (313) 4 more Movement acts
I just needed to correct something for you MEK... Eh, yep - string these three together and you've got 1. there's been three different fests 2. three different fest production companies There's actually been FOUR different production companies 1. Carol Marvin's 2. Derrick May's 3. Kevin Saunderson's 4. Paxahau
Re: (313) Mo Movement Acts
Did you see the URB write-up that went with this expanded line-up? Loads of accolades for the rest of the line-up, then ends with a derogatory series of remarks about the 3 Detroit names they mentioned. Names they claim spend 51 weeks of the year not in the spotlight, and although the sets will be excellent, you will likely only hear them if you accidentally walked into the area... as if no one would search out to hear a set by Huckaby or Minx. Outrageous! On Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 3:40 PM, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 3:18 PM, John Sokolowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Carl Craig Cobblestone Jazz -live DBX -live Deepchord presents Echospace -live Egyptian Lover -live Electrobounce.com presents DATABASS ghetto tech Mike Grant Mike Huckaby Minx Newcleus –live Peanut Butter Wolf Pete Rock Reggie Hotmix Harrell Soundmurderer Terrence Parker they could put this all on one day and i could save money not buying the weekend pass and miss all the other nonsense. tom
Re: Re: (313) Mo Movement Acts
Ah, the irony ... the URB write-up was actually done by (313)'s very own [EMAIL PROTECTED], Josh Glazer. I'll let him reply if he wants, but let's just say for now that you are totally misreading his article. - Greg I knew I recognized the name, so I'll call him out myself... Glazer, I can't believe you would write crap like that... Greg, if as you say, I am misreading it, I wonder what planet you were reading it on, because I reread it a couple of times, and there was no misreading it... at least not in my mind nor a few friends of mine who are here and in the UK and in Belgium and in NY... we were all pissed off about it... and if Glazer was trying to be sarcastic as someone else said, he seriously needs to work on his writing skills, cos the only people I know who saw any humor in it are the two people on this list that know him... everyone else thought Glazer was ignorant of anything relating to good music. 2 cents.
Re: (313) Demf Beatport Stage
Wow, the only Detroit name on there is Eric Johnston. (Hawtin excluded because he is from Windsor and doesn't live here anymore). On Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 2:59 PM, Martin Dust [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Saturday May 24th 12:00 pm Tycho (live) 2:00 pm Eric Johnston (live) 3:00 pm [To be confirmed] 4:30 pm Justin Long 6:00 pm Alex Smoke (live) 7:00 pm Par Grindvik (live) 8:00 pm Deadmau5 (live) 9:00 pm [To be confirmed] 10:30 pm Alex Under (live) Sunday May 25th 12:00 pm Matthew Hawtin 3:00 pm Konrad Black 5:00 pm Heartthrob (live) 6:00 pm Marco Carola 8:00 pm Magda 10:00 pm Richie Hawtin Monday May 26th 12:00 pm Jerry Abstract 2:30 pm Guillaume the Coutu Dumonts 3:30 pm Mathias Kaden (live) 4:30 pm Davide Squillace 6:00 pm Lee Burridge 7:30 pm [To be confirmed] 8:30 pm Josh Wink 10:00 pm Dubfire
Re: (313) re: Kwame OT
I've lived in both Liverpool and Detroit, and I'd have to say Liverpool is very much like Detroit, although, to be fair, both Manchester and Liverpool have very similar qualities to Detroit. I do think though that Liverpool is a closer likeness. On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 1:23 PM, Kowalsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I would say that Manchester looks like Detroit more than Liverpool. Anyone here agree with me? On 27/03/2008, at 13:04, Robert Taylor wrote: Baltimore looks like Liverpool, which has also been compared to Detroit by many people Rob Taylor VT Librarian x8599 Hatch Desk x1088 VT Library Users' Guide -Original Message- From: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 27 March 2008 16:02 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) re: Kwame OT On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 11:56 AM, Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Put it this way. I want to go to Baltimore on holiday. I've never felt the need to do so in Detroit. baltimore and detroit are very similar in many respects. they are both two of my favorite places to go! you should definitely check both out. tom ## ### 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. Channel Four Television Corporation, created by statute under English law, is at 124 Horseferry Road, London, SW1P 2TX . 4 Ventures Limited (Company No. 04106849), incorporated in England and Wales has its registered office at 124 Horseferry Road, London SW1P 2TX. VAT no: GB 626475817 ## ###
Re: (313) re: Kwame OT
Hey Robin, I'd have to disagree with you on that. I spent 3 years in Liverpool, just moving back to Detroit 9 months ago, and the two cities have a lot of similarities even today, actually, especially today. The growth occurring in Detroit is symbolically similar to the growth occurring in Liverpool. Growth being stimulated by funding of the arts and social programs. Hundreds of millions of dollars being invested into Detroit through the Skillman foundation and the Bank of America. Hundreds of millions of pounds being invested by the EU Capital of Culture. Jodie On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 8:19 AM, robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 27 Mar 2008, at 17:23, Kowalsky wrote: I would say that Manchester looks like Detroit more than Liverpool. Anyone here agree with me? Hmmm I'm not sure Detroit is like either now. I think mid 80s Liverpool/Manchester/Sheffield share a lot in common with present day Detroit in terms of the dereliction of ex-industrial areas, abandonment of buildings and maybe even in the feeling of despair. Things have changed in the UK now though so the comparison is less valid these days. btw. to keep this on topic: One of the reasons Detroit music has been popular in the above northern UK cities (even going back to northern soul days) is because of the fact that they have industrial pasts. There's also massive differences too so I'm not saying the comparison really holds. robin...
Re: (313) Book This Guy For Demf
Wait a sec... he just said... Aint no part like a Diddy party... Can anyone tell me... Does any other city in the world say that other than Detroit? I've not heard that phrase anywhere else On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 11:43 AM, Thor Teague [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: WAIT a SECOND! You can't DIVIDE BY ZERO! Where's Ashton? You can come out from behind the curtain. On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 6:06 AM, /0 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: who cares
Re: (313) re: Kwame OT
On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 10:01 AM, kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I think everyone wanted Kwame to be a great mayor for Detroit. Sadly it was not to be. I don't care where he dips his wick -- that's his own business. But there are plenty of ways he's loused up the business of the City as well. And I don't know all the facts of the case, either. But one thing I do know, that I was taught as a young boy: A gentleman doesn't kiss and tell. Hauling someone up on perjury charges for trying to keep a private matter private is BS -- it's the same as Clinton's impeachment. It's not the same as Clinton's impeachment because of a whole string of reasons. Starting with 2 girls are dead, policemen were fired because they were trying to investigate the deaths, and then Kwame pushed the city into a lawsuit that cost the city more than $8mil during a trial where he was lying about the facts even before it even went to trial. I mean, if he really cared about the city, then he wouldn't have forced the city to pay $8mil+ for something that he was knowingly committing perjury for. Whatever the case, NPR and a number of other media stations are utilizing this Detroit political fight as a reference to the national US political mess we are experiencing in the presidential office. If you listened to NPR the day the Detroit news was announced, they spent the morning talking about Kwame, and they spent the afternoon taking callers who wanted to remember their loved ones who died in the Iraq war. People were making comments about how after Suddham was hanged, it should have been Bush and Chaney in the electric chair for the wrongdoings they've done. This went on for a few hours, with people talking about how the President and VP need to be impeached and tried for their war crimes. Symbolic. Detroit has a powerful effect on the globe. This trial with Kwame just may lead into the trial of the nations biggest criminals, Bush and Chaney. I think the world will be watching closely on this one. I hope this Detroit mess fuels the nations ability to get a trial together against Bush and Chaney, who have cost the nation billions in a war that was started from their lies. My 2 cents... On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 8:07 AM, Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: OK. Fair enough Kent. In passing, speaking of The City: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,340939,00.html Yes, I too do not know all the facts, so can't make any comment either way, even were it my place to do so. And I'm not making any comment one way or the other about the source having anything to do with the veracity of the story. Not at all. Would never do that.
Re: (313) DEMF some names announced finally
I can't say I've ever heard Benny Benassi play... but what I do remember is seeing the massive line outside of Bleu here in Detroit the night that he was booked. There was easily 400 people standing outside waiting to get in. That's very untypical of Detroit events. I mean, those numbers do happen, my event Dec 30th had over 450 people through the door, but I also had 3 rooms with 10 artists on the bill. More than 400 people for one Electronic Music Artist... thats really rare in this city... so as much as I cringed when I saw his name on the bill, from a business standpoint, it makes sense to put him on, cos he will draw a large crowd of Detroit (most likely) suburbanites. On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 11:56 PM, Kowalsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Benny Benassi... i never saw him spinning. But my hopes are not high, once i've already heard his tunes around the city and in the clubs. He is one of the DJs always booked for mega rich boy/college/high school events here in Brazil as the number one of the world. Well... there was a lot of number ones playing in this kind of parties here. Tiesto... Paul Van Dik. You name it. A lot of people in number one position at the same time. When things get too absurd, they say that this john doe is the number two... (!!!). On 25/03/2008, at 18:41, António Alves wrote: benny benassi o_O If Portugal USA and back wasn't so fcking expensive I'd fo for these alone: ALTON MILLER BUZZ GOREE CARL CRAIG CASSY COBBLESTONE JAZZ ?live DBX ?live EGYPTIAN LOVER ?live GUILLAUME THE COUTU DUMONTS -live MIKE GRANT MINX NEWCLEUS -live TERRENCE PARKER ZIP you lucky americans! Enjoy :) Antonio
Re: (313) DEMF some names announced finally
I had just been asking someone who works with them the same question the other day. We were at a bar, so forgive my hazy memory for specific details They've been formed officially as Paxahau for more than 11 years. Hoovar has had an influence in party promotions in Detroit since the early-mid 90s. Mid 90s is when the suburbanites started heading to Detroit in the 1,000's every weekend in order to party at the Raves. (The raves and those years are a part of Detroit history thats not often talked about on this 313 site or any of the overseas Detroit enthusiasts. The raves did have a massive influence on Detroit though, as literally 1,000s of people came to the city every weekend and raves were held in buildings that were otherwise unused, actually helping the building owners to make some income where there was none.) So, yeah, in business since the 97 or before, Hoovar worked with the Detroit party scene for 4+ years before that. I don't know anything about which parties he worked with or who or where. As I said, details are hazy, but I did get the understanding during the conversation that Hoovar has been involved with the city for longer than people have given him credit for previously. Suburbanites, although I don't get how people can live in the burbs, I do understand that when I lived in the burbs 10+ years ago, I still came to Detroit to spend my money, and many people in Detroit completely appreciates those suburbanites coming here to spend theirs now. On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 12:19 PM, Frank Glazer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: are you another member of the $40 lunch club mk? ;) On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 12:02 PM, Michael Kuszynski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i liked teany when i went. pricey and a little hokey, but lord knows thats not the first place in new york that is. On 3/26/08, Todd Sines [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Moby no longer is involved with Teany, the restaurant, thank god. I can finally eat in peace. IMHO he gives vegans a bad name, ;) http://gawker.com/371549/tea+swilling-musician-is-not-into-drugs +odd -- On Mar 25, 2008, at 9:51 PM, Michael Kuszynski wrote: Dubfire did that spastik remix, so he is 'looks' legitimate to trance people. Moby runs a place called teany on the lower east side of manhattan, a vegan / organic / boutique tea - sandwich shop with 20 different kinds of loose leaf teas. He also has started running a night at the Hiro Ballroom in Chelsea / Maritime Hotel (I believe that's the name). Hiro looks like a Japanese restaurant performance hall like the one in Kill Bill. The Hiro night's feature a combination of bottle service for the yuppie corporate party crowd and the art school / hipster / nyu electro - indie - hipsterclash music, a la justice / nu-rave / daft punk, etc. Looks like Moby is looking for some action. On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 9:36 PM, Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Some of these names we get on summer festivals here all the time - eg Benny Benassi, stealer of Carl's Grammy. ;) At first I thought this could be an April Fool's day joke with Moby mentioned. It's very populist but I can imagine it wouldn't attract Europeans or Aussies so much. I saw Joris here on the weekend. He's Jeff Mills 'breakthrough DJ'. It was very good but maybe lost momentum towards the end. Dubfire is ultra prog these days. Girls Talk is fun but unlikely to impress purists - he's more your Modular/Vice Records type cat. Cassy isn't that chick on Bad Boy misspelt, is it? The model Cassie? ;) Egyptian Lover is cool! On 26/03/2008, at 8:02 AM, kent williams wrote: I assume the trance artists are the names I don't recognize, because the names I do I'm very excited to see. On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 3:52 PM, Michael Kuszynski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: since when are trance and progressive djs booked for demf. On 3/25/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ALEX UNDER ?live ALTON MILLER BENNY BENASSI BUZZ GOREE CARL CRAIG CASSY COBBLESTONE JAZZ ?live COOL KIDS ?live DBX ?live DUBFIRE EGYPTIAN LOVER ?live GIRL TALK ?live GUILLAUME THE COUTU DUMONTS -live HALF HAWAII ?live JAMES ZABIELA JORIS VOORN ?live KONRAD BLACK MATHIAS KADEN ?live MIKE GRANT MINX MOBY -dj set NEWCLEUS -live SPEEDY J -live with Scott Pagano VJ TECH ITCH TERRENCE PARKER ZIP some good - some meh - some sh*t as we've come to expect MEK -- --- Michael Kuszynski
Re: (313) relax re: demf
I can't help but compare this thread to discussions I've heard about the evolution of the Winter Music Conference.. over the years the conference has evolved completely into a festival of mass proportions. Or even comparing it to the debate I used to hear over and over again about Vinyl vs CD, turntables vs Laptop. Evolution is part of life. It sometimes doesn't matter how much better you think it used to be. And to be fair... was it really that good at the beginning? I mean... yeah, the music line-ups were amazing... but were the bills to the production staff paid...? No... causing a lot of people in this city to struggle in one capacity or another... I know one person who was owed $9,000 after a fest w/ Carol... that was only one person out of the many people that filed lawsuits trying to get their money, but no luck... and this was during the years that the city invested an est. $300,000 a year in DEMF. So... DEMF has changed... the city no longer invests like that... they have to fund it all themselves... the music line-ups have changed... and people are actually getting paid what they were promised... some things are for the better... don't get me wrong, I can come up with 50 things they should do that could make it better and another 20 things I'm angry that they changed, but I recognize that it's a bit foolish to try to stop change, and even more foolish to think DEMF the first 3 years were the perfect symbol for what DEMF should be On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 3:03 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Actually, and technically, I don't think it is DEMF afaik Carol Marvin owns DEMF what Paxahau is doing is Movement I've come to the conclusion that, although they both have taken place in the same place and the same annual dates, the festivals are two different things with two almost entirely different spirits Paxahau's Movement festival isn't DEMF, although it does use the tag line - Detroit's Electronic Music Festival It's not THE Detroit Electronic Music Festival The Detroit Electronic Music Festival doesn't exist anymore and more than likely will never again I'm glad I got to experience it - it was during a time when they could get away with bringing in THAT much talent, legendary artists that I REALLY respect without asking for any money from any of the fans Celebrating Detroit, Detroit music, Detroit electronic music, and 1st through 3rd (and 4th) waves of Detroit influence splitting hairs maybe but I've pretty much come to realize that Paxahau probably don't feel any obligation or need to keep the festival in line with the original spirit of the original DEMF Therefore, Paxahau isn't soiling the legacy of the DEMF because they aren't doing THE Detroit Electronic Music Festival I'm happy that I can say I was there when... It might never happen again but how often do those times get repeated anyway? well, those are my coping skills explained anyway ;-) MEK Arturo Lopez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 03/26/2008 01:05:41 PM: This isn't trance-cracker raver fest, it's DEMF.
Re: (313) Re: Moby in tha D
Woah... thats hysterically wicked Line-up from 1992... and Moby's sandwiched right in between Jeff Mills and Kevin Saunderson... hmmm... guess the 313 history buffs on this list who slated Moby for not being Detroit enough need to recheck their history... sounds to me like Detroiter's in 1992 were supportive of Moby... the crowd was shakin it too... lol... Thanks Fred... you've made me laugh outright in my half asleep stupor at work. On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 3:16 PM, Fred Heutte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: DEMF won't be the first time Moby has been outclassed by the home team. fh - from ne-raves archives Date: Tue, 20 Oct 92 12:11 EDT From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Rave-O-Matic (rev tue oct 20 [LONG]) R A V E - O - M A T I C A list of raves upcoming and alarming. ---NE-RAVES CALENDAR [,,,] Friday, October 23 JOURNEY THROUGH THE HARDCOREDetroit (313) - 259 - 1533 (313) - 741 - HYPR (313) - 433 - 2129 (313) - 358 - 9882 From the Original Dance Music Promotors we present The ULTIMATE Dance Party Festival JOURNEY THROUGH THE HARDCORE Friday October 23, 9PM-4AM KMS Records presents a dance concert to the extreme! Featuring these confirmed live acts DJs in the Sci-Fi Techno-rave arena Live from NYC, the return of MOBY Detroit's Techno terrorists UNDERGROUND RESISTANCE Top rave act direct from England MANIX Plus BLAKE BAXTER Special guest DJ KEVIN SAUNDERSON of Inner City DJ's in the Sci-Fi Techno/rave arena D. Wynn * Magic Juan Atkins * Richie Rich Hawtin * Claude Young * Alan Oldham Inxomniak * Jeffrey Q BMG Dj's in the Tribal House arena Alan Ester * Stacey Hale * Workkin' Mixx-Rick Wilhite Eddie Fashin' [sic] Fowlkes * DJ. Dangerous INTRODUCTION For several years Detroit Dance artists have lead the way [much propaganda deleted... -E] ..most amazing event in Michigan's history. THE EVENT We will be attempting to set a new record for the state of Michigan [more propaganda deleted... -E ] ..Everything is 100% guaranteed ATTRACTIONS Multiple dance areanas, a 50K Martin sound system, intellibeam lighting, flower strobes, dance platform, glow in the dark whistles necklaces, lasers, free ice pops, cash bar, restaurant on the premises, a new look to The Majestic TICKETS $10. ADV. $10 in advance at Ticketmaster outlets $12.50 at the door, stringent security, free parking available, NOTE: Charter buses available from various campuses upon demand will be coordinated by a campus rep. Call Information (313) 259-1553. Get your tickets early to avoid disappointment!!! A Reflection of the past... A view to the future sponsored supported by: Record Time, Panic, Unity, VOOM, rave boy. Majestic * 4120 Woodward, Detroit Info lines: (313) 259-1553 * (313)741-HYP-R * (313) 433-2129 * (313) 358-9882 Directions: (313)833-9700 - Date: Sat, 24 Oct 92 04:48:45 -0400 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: JOURNEY TO THE HARDCORE REVIEW Just back from the show in Detroit and it was kickin like a mule. I showed up [late] just in time to catch the end of d. wynn throwing down an all detroit set to a capacity crowd (1000-3000 people i don't know). 10 multi- color intellibeams and one wild green laser which was passed though a sheet of gauze hanging from the ceiling to the wall 100 yards back. The direction and intensity of the beam were programmable and it was used to make geometric shapes and draw cartoons! oh the location is a converted theater on woodward between downtown and the art museum. true detroit architecture right out back: a seven story burnt out building. the show was divided into Techno in the main theater and house in an upstairs bowling alley (!) Most house is new to me and it was a real grooving place to chill when the techno got too pounding. Back to the main event. After D wynn came Blake Baxter who was befuddled by technical glitches and had to give up before he got into it. Following him was Manix a KMS rave 'band' which consisted of one guy prompting 'make some noise' 'detroit' 'put your hands in the air' yeah yeah we've heard it all before and another guy hitting the low notes on a sampler. Skip up to the house room and people are slithering on the floor. wild. back down in time to catch Richie Hawtin of +8 spin supremely obscure bleepy science fiction getting the crowd worked for the surprise DJ Jeff Mills, a true
Re: (313) go away Moby
Fred, you are hysterical... where do you find these things?! Jodie On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 3:14 PM, Fred Heutte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The original. Demand nothing less. fh --- (ne-raves archive) Date: Mon, 7 Dec 92 14:08:49 EST From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Moby update Hello everyone! Ummm, just thought I would mention this interesting tidbit that happened to me this morning. I was woken up from a deep slumber at 11AM by a phone call from none other than MOBY. He wanted my address so he could send me a revised version of the MOBY FAQ that Mike Brown is currently maintaining (I gave him a copy a few weeks ago). He then asked me about recommendations for Macintosh computers. He was shopping for one to use in his studio. When I get the update, I'll make sure I both a) post it b) send it to Mike for revision/addition Sorry to waste bandwidth, but I thought it was cool. dieselBoy PS : Anyone who is anyone *should not* miss Laura's party. They are the best! PPS: Evan, Mars, Kreig and Fluid : you boys better be there! [] [] [][] [][] [] [][] [][] [] [] Date: Wed, 9 Dec 92 18:02 EST From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Moby update Egh! Can we keep the rumors about my party DOWN please! Moby *MIGHT* have come to the *LAST* one, but that's in the past and has no bearing on this weekend. As far as I know he wasn't even invited. I don't know him personally. Laura [] [] [][] [][] [] [][] [][] [] [] Date: Thu, 10 Dec 1992 08:51:25 -0800 From: Robert Campanell [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Moby update Maybe Damian can advise him to get a modem with hix Mac, and then he can subscribe to ne-raves and go to all of our fabulous pre-rave parties. - Rob [] [] [][] [][] [] [][] [][] [] [] Date: Thu, 10 Dec 1992 14:20:52 EST From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (mindFsck) Subject: Re: Moby update As far as I know he wasn't even invited. ah, but damian is supposed to have invited him... I don't know him personally. damian is so famous these days that everyone calls him up on the phone. :) e va n trEE [] [] [][] [][] [] [][] [][] [] [] From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Pete Ashdown) Subject: Re: Moby update Date: Thu, 10 Dec 92 16:03:52 MST damian is so famous these days that everyone calls him up on the phone. :) Nahh, that Moby is just such a wanker he'll bother anyone for silly reasons. He's always over at my place wanting to borrow CDs and read my magazines. I'll often come home and he's sitting on the porch waiting for me to arrive, usually, I'll just groan, Moby go away, I'm busy. Joke son, it's a JOKE. [] [] [][] [][] [] [][] [][] [] [] From: Mike J. Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Moby update Date: Thu, 10 Dec 92 23:22:15 EST damian is so famous these days that everyone calls him up on the phone. :) Nahh, that Moby is just such a wanker he'll bother anyone for silly reasons. He's always over at my place wanting to borrow CDs and read my magazines. I'll often come home and he's sitting on the porch waiting for me to arrive, usually, I'll just groan, Moby go away, I'm busy. that's nothin. every time i turn around he's stopping in where i work, begging me to be his manager and asking for my input on all his songs. seems like every time he hits a creative block he comes running to me, mike, mike, you gotta help me, i can't think of anything to write so sometimes i say something like why don't you sample a bunch of stuff from tones on tail and twin peaks and stick a breakbeat under it? or other times i'll groan, moby go away, i'm busy. mike [] [] [][] [][] [] [][] [][] [] [] Date: 10 Dec 1992 23:57:44 -0500 (EST) From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: moby listen folks.. moby lives 4 doors down from me on Mott street. every night he rings my buzzer.. taylor.. can you come over and help me with my MIDI system.. i have no idea what i'm doing? so i go over.. patch up all his synths.. jam some trance with him (i wrote help me to believe).. then the hard part comes.. i want to go home. and he won't let me.. oh please stay.. your music is so cool! he says...come on.. i'll give you an S1100. tis' the same thing.. day after day... moby.. can't you see i'm busy. :) taylor.device.909 ps: on a serious note: did anyone else hear that he got signed to a MAJOR label? i did.. and was wondering if it was true... [] [] [][] [][] [] [][] [][] [] [] Date: Thu, 10 Dec 92 21:08:01 -0800 From: Brian Behlendorf (Vitamin B) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Moby update damian is so famous these days that everyone calls him up on the
Re: (313) DEMF some names announced finally
It's good to see an even mix of Detroiters. Although it's really funny to see Benny Benassi sandwiched between Alton Miller and Buzz Goree. On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 6:03 PM, /0 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: - Original Message - From: António Alves [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2008 5:41 PM Subject: Re: (313) DEMF some names announced finally you lucky americans! Enjoy :) exactly. or continue to stress about what should be a great weekend, regardless of the rest of the schedule. that said, I'll be in the jungles of south america pioneering new cocaine smuggling routes and arranging the sale of tom cox to the venezuelans
Re: (313) Bloc
I wouldn't say he's turning up regularly... at least not yet... in the past 6 months I know of 3 he's not shown for and 1 of those was here in Detroit for a night Minx was throwing... it was a shame really, no show no call even... I felt bad for Minx... she was pretty embarrassed... I'm glad to hear he's shown up to some of his more recent gigs though. Also happy to hear he's looking healthier. Last I heard he was having a hard time with Diabetes. It was second hand information though, so it may be wrong. JoD On Fri, Mar 21, 2008 at 12:04 PM, kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't know the origin of some of Juan's no shows. I do know that he was having some major health problems, and looked unhealthily skinny a few years back when I saw him walking around at the festival... One thing about him, that Terrence Parker said to me a few years back when I asked about Juan. Terrence said that it's one thing to make a few records and show up to DJ at parties and have a few people know who you are. It's quite another to be in the position of being a founding artist in a whole new genre, whose early work attained mythic status in the scene. He thought Juan felt that pressure keenly. There's the man Juan who is showing up to play a show, and there's this giant mythical beast following him around like a shadow. Some people -- i.e. Derrick -- can surf the wave of their reputation and enjoy the ride. Others like Kevin Saunderson, are grounded in family and church, and let the crazy stuff slide. Juan is in a third category. Don't know those guys, can't speak for them, just my impressions from the outside. It is extremely good news to me that he appears to be in better health and has been turning up regularly for his shows. On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 9:21 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: yeah right, like Juan Atkins is going to show up, only to turn around and see him walking directly behind me. Nice. look who is being uninvited from Juan's next birthday party ;-) MEK
Re: (313) things to do in detroit during the festival (except the festival)
That Record Store you were looking for in Hamtramck is called Detroit Threads, not Record Time. It's definitely still there, he's got an amazing collection, very diverse, and definitely worth a stop-off. Also, don't forget Vibes, on 8-mile, its Rick Wilhites store, although you'll probably need a guide to get there, as its hard to find, and you have to be buzzed in, worth it though, as its one of the best house music stores in the country and def THE best Detroit House music store anywhere in the world. Sushi at Oslo's is a good recommendation. And don't forget to get your coffee, muffins and red bull at the Urban Bean Co. This place was Blake Baxters old record store, and this place will be open 24-7 during the fest. They have turntables and programmed and open table times where people from out of town can hop on. The owner of this coffee shop, Josh Greenwood, is infamous in the city for his influence, through Push, Motormouth magazine, Dalley in the Alley and a few more. Def worth a stop-through. Corner of Grand River and Griswold, prob a 7 minute bike ride, and 15-20 minute walk from Hart Plaza, straight up Woodward to Grand River, go one block to Griswold. On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 3:59 PM, M Ng [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've made it my mission to see the Michigan Central Station! I'm sure it's an act of trespass - does anyone know what security is like?? I just found this website of some others who went to look at it 2 years ago - http://brnation.d2sector.net/detroit/ue_mcs_detroit_train_station.htm On 3/19/08, Michael Kuszynski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: So what are the things to do while I am in detroit during the festival weekend (except for being at the festival)? I know of... submerge, record time (i dont know where it is). What is a good geographical tour? What places are worth going to? (I am a gear freak, love analog stuff and used gear... maybe some music gear shops?) Thanks yo. -- --- Michael Kuszynski [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.planerecordings.com New York, NY
Re: (313) lineups? Re: (313) demf 2008
I am a white girl who rides my bike every day during the summer, to
work, to the store, even to the bars and clubs. I've never had a
problem, other than the ongoing hellos from people as I pass by, that
kind of freaked me out a bit at first because living in the UK,
especially in Liverpool, people don't tend to say hello to people they
don't know, but in Detroit, there is a strong sense of southern
hospitality, people say hello to one another as they pass by, in
elevators, on the streets, everywhere you go.
Just as in every other city, there are places you wouldn't want to
ride your bike, as it gets a bit dangerous, but during the daytime, I
tend to not worry where I ride, just after dark I try to be cautious.
People here do tend to bring there bikes into their apartments, so I'd
suggest speaking to your hotel to see if they have an inside storage
space for bikes.
Bike riding in Detroit has become more and more popular, as the gas
prices are very high. I tend to see 4-10 bike riders a day at the
minimum in the summer and I work a 11-5, so I'm sure I miss the
majority of good biking hours. It's a major city, so yes, you will be
riding amongst a lot of highrises and parking lots, but theres also
parks, the river walk, the graffitti mile (which will hopefully be
renovated enough by DEMF you can ride from the lake front to Eastern
Market). Detroit's very spread out, so you shouldn't expect to ride
from downtown to Record Time Roseville for an outing, that would end
up being a 20+ mile journey roundtrip. There are very cute
neighborhoods that are a good ride-through, such as Woodbridge, which
is about a 10 minute ride from Hart Plaza.
I'd suggest a guide, though, for anything your doing in the city,
especially if you've never been here before. If your interested in a
bike tour around the city, I'd be willing to do a tour on the Saturday
from noon till 2. Let me know.
Jodie
On 3/17/08, rg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a bike that folds up and goes in a suitcase. Quite handy.
I'm thinking more of would you get pulled off the bike if someone wanted it.
I had a look at Detroit on Google earth, and it looks like there's a huge
green belt almost between the city center and the suburbs, and the city
centre is comprised of masses of huge empty vacant lots. It looks weird for
a City. Is everything in the center on a large scale, or are there areas of
old housing and row shops etc...On the bike would you be cycling between
high rises and carparks?
-Original Message-
From: UI Design [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, March 16, 2008 4:26 PM
To: M Ng
Cc: Dan Bean; rg; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) lineups? Re: (313) demf 2008
There are a few cycle rental places starting up recently. I'll find
the info for you cos I know cycling downtown is really becoming a
popular thing to do. I always cycle during the summer now. It's much
preferred to driving.
On 3/16/08, M Ng [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was hoping to cycle around DEMF last year, there aren't many cars -
found most of the time there weren't many cars. The hotel told me good
luck trying to find a cycle rental though!
On Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 3:41 PM, Dan Bean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know a few downtown Detroit cyclists, they love it. Safer than
London...
-Original Message-
From: rg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 16 March 2008 03:57
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) lineups? Re: (313) demf 2008
Would it be safe riding a bicycle around the city during DEMF?
-Original Message-
From: Frank Glazer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2008 8:01 PM
To: darnistle
Cc: 313
Subject: Re: (313) lineups? Re: (313) demf 2008
yeah the more i look at that list that the girl from DTM posted, the
more i realize how incomplete it is. man, 2001 ruled.
On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 10:54 PM, darnistle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Did Akufen actually play the festival? I remember seeing him at an
afterparty, but not at the festival.
Also, Orb, Richard Devine and Photek played, but aren't listed
below.
--
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Detroit Techno Militia wrote:
A year or two ago, I put together a list of all the people that
have
played at past DEMF's. I didn't sort by year but here you go if
you
want it.
Here is a partial list of the people that have played at the
festival
in years past.
ADULT
JOHN ARNOLD
A GUY CALLED GERALD
JUAN ATKINS
ARIL BRIKHA/TIME SPACE
SLUM VILLAGE
BILL VANLOO
KENNY LARKIN
BONE
KEVIN SAUNDERSON
KELVIN LARKIN
LACKSIDAISYCAL
BUZZ GOREE
LAUREN FLAX
CARLOS SOUFFRONT
SCOTT ZACHERIAS
CASH MONEY
LEN SWAN
CRAIG TABORN
MAGDA
DBX
MIKE AGENT X CLARK
Re: (313) lineups? Re: (313) demf 2008
There are a few cycle rental places starting up recently. I'll find
the info for you cos I know cycling downtown is really becoming a
popular thing to do. I always cycle during the summer now. It's much
preferred to driving.
On 3/16/08, M Ng [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was hoping to cycle around DEMF last year, there aren't many cars -
found most of the time there weren't many cars. The hotel told me good
luck trying to find a cycle rental though!
On Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 3:41 PM, Dan Bean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know a few downtown Detroit cyclists, they love it. Safer than London...
-Original Message-
From: rg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 16 March 2008 03:57
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) lineups? Re: (313) demf 2008
Would it be safe riding a bicycle around the city during DEMF?
-Original Message-
From: Frank Glazer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2008 8:01 PM
To: darnistle
Cc: 313
Subject: Re: (313) lineups? Re: (313) demf 2008
yeah the more i look at that list that the girl from DTM posted, the
more i realize how incomplete it is. man, 2001 ruled.
On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 10:54 PM, darnistle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Did Akufen actually play the festival? I remember seeing him at an
afterparty, but not at the festival.
Also, Orb, Richard Devine and Photek played, but aren't listed below.
--
{}0+|
Detroit Techno Militia wrote:
A year or two ago, I put together a list of all the people that have
played at past DEMF's. I didn't sort by year but here you go if you
want it.
Here is a partial list of the people that have played at the festival
in years past.
ADULT
JOHN ARNOLD
A GUY CALLED GERALD
JUAN ATKINS
ARIL BRIKHA/TIME SPACE
SLUM VILLAGE
BILL VANLOO
KENNY LARKIN
BONE
KEVIN SAUNDERSON
KELVIN LARKIN
LACKSIDAISYCAL
BUZZ GOREE
LAUREN FLAX
CARLOS SOUFFRONT
SCOTT ZACHERIAS
CASH MONEY
LEN SWAN
CRAIG TABORN
MAGDA
DBX
MIKE AGENT X CLARK
DEGO
MIKE GRANT
DEREK PLASLAIKO
MIKE HUCKABY
DERRICK MAY
MINX
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Re: (313) lineups? Re: (313) demf 2008
On 3/13/08, Frank Glazer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 10:35 PM, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 9:53 PM, Frank Glazer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: the facts: only 114 (36%) of the 315 individual performers over the last eight years (perhaps excluding 2001) have been from the detroit area of the 48 or so who have performed more than once, 38 have been from detroit (80%) what we need is the percentages by year to see what the breakdown is like. my personal favorite year was 03 (i missed the first 3 though) and that one had to have been like 75% detroit area artists. that would be ideal, yes, but i'd bet that what has really happened is that the overall number of performers has increased, while the detroit representation has stayed about the same. and, realistically, i think the problem is that there are just a finite number of people djing and making music in detroit. hence KMS getting booked a ridiculous five times. it is a crime, however, that rob hood has only been booked once. and derrick and jeff have only played once as well. OK... I'm sorry, but I practically choked on my morning coffee when I read this... Frank, I had such higher opinions of you than this!! You think the overall number of performers increased? They've consistently had 4 stages sometimes 5 throughout the years, same hours too.. simple math would tell you thats not humanly possible... that's Ok that you might've miscalculated that, forgivable... but here's where I choked on my coffee... you think there's a finite number of DJs and producers in Detroit?!! WHAT??!! Do some research, go back to school, learn about not just the history of where it began, but also where it has evolved to, because your comment is dead wrong. This city has more amazing DJs, Producers, and live musicians laying beats on techno tracks than I could ever book if I was producing a 5 day festival with 4 stages, making every stage Detroit only. Kevin Saunderson has played five times, and Mike Grant and Mike Huckaby have each played four times. WTF on saunderson 5 times, grant and huck deserve to play every year! tom -- peace, frank dj mix archive: http://www.deejaycountzero.com
Re: (313) May 23rd
Dan... thanks for the input... since you won't be arriving until the Saturday, does that mean you'll be staying for a few days after the festival finishes? You doing any interviews while your here? Tom... I'll keep you posted, as soon as I know confirmation of the groups, I'll let you know. You know, I can't help but feel a bit of a happyness hearing you say no matter what I have on it sounds interesting... I know how picky (and knowledgeable) you are with your music, and if you think it sounds interesting without even hearing who's playing... well, anyways, it just makes me feel happy for now... I have a press date of April 25th. so I'll let you know by then whats going to be booked. Let me know when you'll be in Detroit and what you've got planned already.I know I personally really want to hit up the Soul Skate this year. Jodie On 3/13/08, Dan Bean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I won't be there unfortunately since I fly in the day after, but by the sound of it Inohs Sivad would fit your bill. -Original Message- From: UI Design [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 13 March 2008 21:22 To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) May 23rd Hey Everyone... I know there's a lot of complaints from people about DEMF never listening to people about what the people want... so I figured I should ask the enthusiasts of Detroit music what they would like to see. I'm Programming the Campus Martius Park FREE 4th Fridays Festival that happens within walking distance from Hart Plaza the day before DEMF begins, and I'm gearing this event towards a Neo-Soul sound with DJ appeal. It's got to be live music, danceable, and able to connect with even those people who may not understand what Neo-Soul, Detroit House or Techno might be. I've got a list of people I'm putting forth already, I'm just really curious as to what the 313 hyperreal board would want to see. ~~
Re: (313) lineups? Re: (313) demf 2008
I'm sorry Tom, maybe it's my shortage of sleep or the mass amounts of coffee I had this morning... but I keep trying to comprehend what your saying with this and I can't . If its important, can you rephrase this? Make it simple so my mind thats too tired to keep up with the racing caffeine can comprehend. On 3/14/08, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Fri, Mar 14, 2008 at 9:32 AM, UI Design [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: OK... I'm sorry, but I practically choked on my morning coffee when I read this... Frank, I had such higher opinions of you than this!! You think the overall number of performers increased? They've consistently had 4 stages sometimes 5 throughout the years, same hours too.. simple math would tell you thats not humanly possible... that's Ok that you might've miscalculated that, forgivable... hmmm, im actually not so sure about that. i remember people getting lots of longer sets earlier, these past couple of years many people have been restricted to only 1 hour sets. i dont know if there have definitely been more performers recently, but it feels like it is possible with such short set times. but here's where I choked on my coffee... you think there's a finite number of DJs and producers in Detroit?!! WHAT??!! Do some research, go back to school, learn about not just the history of where it began, but also where it has evolved to, because your comment is dead wrong. This city has more amazing DJs, Producers, and live musicians laying beats on techno tracks than I could ever book if I was producing a 5 day festival with 4 stages, making every stage Detroit only. there are cats all over the place in detroit! but even more importantly than the actual detroit guys that they book, i think the detroit related artists have been consistantly going down to the point where many people playing probably dont even care that they are in detroit as opposed to any other city. tom
(313) May 23rd
Hey Everyone... I know there's a lot of complaints from people about DEMF never listening to people about what the people want... so I figured I should ask the enthusiasts of Detroit music what they would like to see. I'm Programming the Campus Martius Park FREE 4th Fridays Festival that happens within walking distance from Hart Plaza the day before DEMF begins, and I'm gearing this event towards a Neo-Soul sound with DJ appeal. It's got to be live music, danceable, and able to connect with even those people who may not understand what Neo-Soul, Detroit House or Techno might be. I've got a list of people I'm putting forth already, I'm just really curious as to what the 313 hyperreal board would want to see. ~~
Re: (313) podcasts
Eddie Fowlkes amongst others on this one... http://www.detroitwax.com/detwaxpc.html Thanks for the Claude Young tip!! On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 1:46 PM, Maxim Sullivan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The Claude Young ones are excellent. Search for cynetmedia on Itunes. Or subscribe at http://www.cynet-media.com/ -Original Message- From: Robert Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 06 March 2008 16:45 To: Odeluga, Ken; paul mouser; 313 Subject: RE: (313) podcasts Tis the best indeed Rob Taylor VT Librarian x8599 Hatch Desk x1088 VT Library Users' Guide -Original Message- From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 06 March 2008 16:16 To: paul mouser; 313 Subject: RE: (313) podcasts Presumably you already listen to the Bleep43 one? -Original Message- From: paul mouser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 06 March 2008 16:04 To: 313 Subject: (313) podcasts Just wondering if anyone could recommend some decent podcasts, which play quality deep electronic music. Don't really want it too hard, pref a mixture of stuff. The RA podcasts are always good, but i'm not really looking for mixes (unless there are any more andy stott sounding mixes out there!) Current fav is the riotcontrol podcast. Dam fine. Another i have heard is the bodytonic (the spirit catcher one has some nice stuff on it) For English humour i enjoy the adam and joe podcast which is on bbc6. Cheers, have good wkds, Paul # 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. Channel Four Television Corporation, created by statute under English law, is at 124 Horseferry Road, London, SW1P 2TX . 4 Ventures Limited (Company No. 04106849), incorporated in England and Wales has its registered office at 124 Horseferry Road, London SW1P 2TX. VAT no: GB 626475817 #
(313) DETROIT WAX - Eddie Fowlkes
A bit of shameless promotion DETROIT WAX is a new record label about to take the globe by storm. The brainchild of Eddie Fowlkes, Originator of Techno and Godfather of Techno-Soul, DETROIT WAX will showcase different artists every month, starting with Eric De Clark, Eddie Fowlkes, Amp Fiddler, Alton Miller, Niko Marks and Strand. ___ NEXT RELEASE FEBRUARY 25th, 2008 DETROIT WAX DW-002 EDDIE FOWLKES SERIES VOL.1 Only 800 vinyl copies available, and no digital release in sight, make sure to place your orders early. Side 1: HEADBANGER 4 to Floor drums makes your bounce your head to a drivin-funky-chord, with a saucy-sexy swirl psychedelic filter hittin' you in and out of your cranium groove. Side 2: RIDER Eddie's favourite classic track from his youth, he's switched the vibe into a danceable deep-high-hat-symbol carrying groove with vocals samples of Mr. Morrison himself that will put you back into a mood from the 60s. ___ DISTRIBUTION DIAMONDS AND PEARLS, www.DNP.com BERLIN, GERMANY ___ Check out www.DetroitWax.com for more information. For press related enquiries and to interview Detroit Wax Artists please contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] For bookings contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] Check-out Eddie Fowlkes' latest Podcast Mix available at www.DetroitWax.com If you have a radio station and you want to feature Detroit Wax mix-sets, please contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] To link your website to ours, please contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] Check out the Detroit Wax Clothing line at www.DetroitWax.com
Re: (313) 313 list T Shirts for DEMF?
How would getting the shirts done in the UK make it cheaper? There are a lot of screen printing houses here in Detroit that are really good. With the exchange rate, its cheaper to get them done here in Detroit. And for Kent (apologies for sending that last one through with rich text, I know most the list didn't see the above), I understand that your thinking of those in Europe, I am too. A month ago, I had a clothing company from the UK contact me about outsourcing their screen printing to a company here in Detroit because of the cost difference. They will save more than 3/4 of the printing price and they get to help the Detroit economy by printing them at a Detroit Artist Community Center. They're speaking to the trade association about tariffs, and it still looks like they'll save at last 1/2. This list is about the 313 influence. I vote we do them in Detroit and in turn help benefit Detroit Artists in a Detroit Community Center. Jodie On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 2:14 PM, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 2:10 PM, kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Heh I bet Luke still has the screen for that one. Maybe I should change the ink so that there's the 313 classic and the repress. it wouldnt look right in anything but green though! tom
(313) back in the 313
After moving from Liverpool to Detroit in June, I lost my email address that was signed up to the hyperreal account. Finally had the time to sign up to hyperreal again, and I'm very happy to be back. Missed the ongoing discussions about the global views and opinions of Detroit. Thanks again to those who aided in my University dissertation about Detroit's international social networks. I received the highest UK standard of a 1st mark. All of your input really helped a lot. All the best, Jodie
