Re: Amp Fiddler album

[dc metrecs . com]

this is amazing thanks for the heads up, never even knew about this release!

https://linktr.ee/dancurtinmusic


From: kent williams 
Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2024 3:24
To: Tristan Watkins 
Cc: 313 <313@hyperreal.org>
Subject: Re: Amp Fiddler album

For me there's something that I hear as Detroit in music: it's honest
and openly emotional, it makes a direct appeal to your senses and your
heart. Marvin Gaye, Moodymann, Amp Fiddler are embedded in a
tradition.  Make something excellent and if you can't quite do that,
make people feel something.

On Fri, Feb 9, 2024 at 1:12 PM Tristan Watkins  wrote:
>
> I'm don't think I mentioned this here when Amp Fiddler passed, but I recently 
> got this album, The One, with Will Sessions. Just had it on again. Some of 
> his best music here. Seven Mile is especially attention grabbing (Moodymann 
> shared a clip of this track on Instagram, which is how I found out I'd slept 
> on this), but the whole album is really nice. 
> https://willsessions.bandcamp.com/album/the-one
>
> RIP

RE: New 313-relevant stuff

[dc]

Upcoming Metamorphic release

[dc]

Hello 313 list members,Hope all are healthy and happy during this time!  I wanted to share with the list the upcoming release on my label Metamorphic, should be hitting the stores any day now.  Pretty sure it meets the list criteria and Kent gave me the green light to go ahead and share.  It's by a new producer from London called Mirror Touch and has a remix on there by myself.  Check the Soundcloud link below for the EP, it's gonna be vinyl only for a month or so and then will enter the digital realm after that.  Hope you dig!!---Danhttps://soundcloud.com/metamorphic-recordings/sets/met038-mirror-touch-balancing-ep

repress of Titonton Endorphin EP on Metamorphic

[dc]

Hey All, hope this is allowed but I thought this list (which I have been subbed to since, what?  the start???)  would appreciate hearing about the repress of Titonton's Endorphin EP,  it's been remastered from the original DATs and repressed to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the original release.  Hope you dig!Here are some clipshttps://soundcloud.com/metamorphic-recordings/sets/titonton-endorphin-ep-clips

RE: New Metamorphic release

[dc]

Hi Kent, that is great to hear.  I wish I would have been able to check that performance!!take care,Dan


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Subject: Re: New Metamorphic release
From: kent williams 
Date: Tue, May 26, 2015 3:32 pm
To: d...@metrecs.com, 313@hyperreal.org

Good to hear from you, Dan! All of us who have been following Detroit Techno since the 1990s know of the huge contribution from the Ohio crew, and anything new from Metamorphic is fantastic news.I'm excited for more Titonton music. His performance at DEMF with a string quartet years ago was a peak musical experience for me.On Fri, May 8, 2015 at 4:41 PM  wrote:Hi 313 ers...Dan Curtin here, this might be my first post but I've been on this list for ages!  I just wanted to share the new Metamorphic release with you...which is not technically from Detroit but definitely inspired, as usual, by Detroit.  I hope you all dig...https://soundcloud.com/metamorphic-recordings/midwest-pressure stay tuned for more vinyl releases from Zach Lubin (of Sonic Sunset and Axis fame) and of curse none other than Titonton.All the best to the techno supportersDan  

RE: New Metamorphic release

[dc]

Hi Jason, yep, The Path reissue is out now. Original version plus 3 remixes.   Remixed and remastered from the original multi track reel to reel tapes.  Sound is out of this world ;) http://www.juno.co.uk/products/prototype-the-path/567839-01/ Not sure if it's the one who did Sirkut.  The label is called The Healing Company.all the bestDan


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Subject: Re: New Metamorphic release
From: "ja...@iridite.com" 
Date: Tue, May 26, 2015 1:31 pm
To: d...@metrecs.com
Cc: 313 list <313@hyperreal.org>

..and of course some nice remixes and a re-master for The Path coming out too?  Same guys that dd the Sirkut reissue LP a couple of years ago maybe?cheersJasonOn 8 May 2015 at 22:41,  wrote:Hi 313 ers...Dan Curtin here, this might be my first post but I've been on this list for ages!  I just wanted to share the new Metamorphic release with you...which is not technically from Detroit but definitely inspired, as usual, by Detroit.  I hope you all dig...https://soundcloud.com/metamorphic-recordings/midwest-pressure stay tuned for more vinyl releases from Zach Lubin (of Sonic Sunset and Axis fame) and of curse none other than Titonton.All the best to the techno supportersDan  

New Metamorphic release

[dc]

Hi 313 ers...Dan Curtin here, this might be my first post but I've been on this list for ages!  I just wanted to share the new Metamorphic release with you...which is not technically from Detroit but definitely inspired, as usual, by Detroit.  I hope you all dig...https://soundcloud.com/metamorphic-recordings/midwest-pressure stay tuned for more vinyl releases from Zach Lubin (of Sonic Sunset and Axis fame) and of curse none other than Titonton.All the best to the techno supportersDan

[313] outside looking in or just inside-out

[dc]

More interesting reading from T.O. on the DEMF
http://www.eye.net/eye/issue/issue_05.24.01/thebeat/extended.html

David


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Claude Young ...going back

[dc]

The 313 (connection)
Oh how I love all the early Claude Young house projects, on labels like
Dow, Utensil & Serious Grooves etc. They embodied the rawness of Detroit at
that time (92-95?). Does anyone else have favorites from that timeframe by
"the 2nd or
3rd Wave Artists" ?
One of my all time favorites is the first Serious Grooves
under his Lowkey guise (a collaboration with Santonio)
"Ranforest" & "Love Magic".
All this nostalgia has got me thinking.
Does anyone have any old mixes of Claude off the Radio back in (94-95?)
would love to trade tapes or something else.

Smiles all around,
David

> for the life of me I cant remember the original. its been used by altern8
> and (for 313 content) claude young on the 'dub street posse' ep
>

Re: [313] technasia & black water

[dc]

Having both heard Amil from Technasia Dj and been in contact with him ever
since "Force" was released. All I can say is, like their music his selection
and
Dj style are impeccable. Props to Green Galactic for having Amil throw down
at their intimate event in Miami. These two guys (Amil & Charles) are all
about quality and not
just pumping out record after record. Other labels they run are Star Tracks
and Sino.
I believe he said Mr. John Tejada was one of the forthcoming releases on
Sino.
With all this in mind I would put them at the top of your list of people to
go see
and/or book for a gig.(if anyone needs their booking contact I can forward
that on)

While on the subject of good labels and producers I wonder how many people
on this list were feeling Octave One "Black Water". I know I played it to
death in both
house and techno sets. It also was the one track that really stood out the
last time
I heard Jeff Mills play here in Toronto.

Finally fresh 12" releases from the Round Table family
the new Format 006 and Chair 011 for all
underground heads around the world.

David Cooper

> Hi,
> Can someone on this list tell me what Technasia are like when they play
live
> and/or when they dj??  what do they play or what kind of tunes do they
spin?
> has anybody heard them live??
> Thanks in advance!
> Martijn
>
>

> Hi,
> Can someone on this list tell me what Technasia are like when they play
live
> and/or when they dj??  what do they play or what kind of tunes do they
spin?
> has anybody heard them live??
> Thanks in advance!
> Martijn
>

Alert Virus Sent

[dc]

CSUNINST.EXE
This file is Virus please do not open any attachments
My sincere apologies 
DAVID COOPER

Re: [313] Titonton

[dc]

On a related note to all the real techno junkies.

Trace Elements Vol. 1 (LEVEL 1203)
Which has been unavailable for almost 5 years,
has received an extremely limited repress.
It is available from Sonic Groove (NY) & Formic (Germany)
these are two of the companies that have supported the label
since its inception and these are the companies that continue to
support it plus many other underground labels.

Though it doesn't contain it's original sleeve art, the labels are the same.
Featuring some of the earliest works from Titonton, Todd Sines, Archetype
and lastly the coveted track by M.C. Jones "Gleek"

Morgan Geist, Titonton Duvante & John Tejada are three of the most original
and constantly evolving artist and I would suggest that everyone investigate
not
only their current output but also ALL of their past releases.

"Working on the Underground"
Giving love to all the TRUE PEOPLE
Base camp T.O.
David Cooper
www.roundtablemusic.com

Fw: [313] Giorgio Moroder "Disco Circus"?

[dc]

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To: Peter T. Bense <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: March 20, 2001 2:38 AM
Subject: Re: [313] Giorgio Moroder "Disco Circus"?


> I have something similar to what you are talkin' about.
> But I don't recall it being heavy on Moroder's music.
> It is on a boot out of NY but I think someone told me
> it was a Todd Terry production (back when he was the
> king of splice and dice sampling circa late '80's) and
> the original was by Martin Circus.
> This production style is a lost artform with the onset of the four bar
loop
> of the 2000's.
> The B-side has a (possibly Danny Krivit) remix of MFSB "Love is the
Message
> "
> A personally cherished record that only comes out on special occasions
> (this past Halloween was one of them). It is available but you really
should
> go digging
> for it, don't expect some online shop to deliver it to your doorstep.
>
> If this is your vibe listen here
> http://www.technologix.org/ram/clear/clear20.ram
>
> WMC anyone?
> Round Table Posse will be in effect.
>
> David Cooper
> www.roundtablemusic.com
> Clear Radio Wed 8pm-10pm EST
> www.technologix.org
>
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> From: Peter T. Bense <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: 313 <313@hyperreal.org>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: March 20, 2001 1:58 AM
> Subject: [313] Giorgio Moroder "Disco Circus"?
>
>
> > Hi... sorry for the somewhat off-topic content, but.. someone here might
> know.
> >
> > I am trying to find some information about a Giorgio Moroder record
called
> > "Disco Circus" that is like a nonstop megamix of Moroders phat
> > electro-disco tracks.  I can't find any information about it on gemm,
> > allmusic or all the normal sources I go to research this sorta thing.
> >
> > Anyone know the scoop?
> >
> >
> > /peter
> >
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Re: [313] vinyl plants.

[dc]

The best spot to go would be MMS in Toronto.
They are very professional, with competitive prices.
Dan Lui from Chair Recordings works there so you know
you will be in goods hands.
416.364.1943
http://www.mmsdirect.com

David Cooper
Round Table 
Toronto, Canada
www.roundtablemusic.com
Clear Radio Wed 8pm-10pm EST
www.technologix.org

Fw: a good listen

[dc]

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Sent: February 10, 2001 10:27 AM
Subject: a good listen


> For all those that always ask for track id's off the deep house music
> pages..
> this is my story, unmixed, in radio show format (commercial free:) )
> 
> CLEAR RADIO SHOW # 06 2001
> RECORDED LIVE FEB 07 2001
> http://www.technologix.org/ram/clear/clear39.ram
> 
> HOUR 1
> artist / title / label / origin / year
> black havana feat charvani / always there (acapella) / capitol / us / 89
> musk men /  I never thought / musk / us / 96
> blue moon orchestra / will u luv me / nervous / us / 92
> kris coleman / shine / alleviated / us / 90
> kim cummings / your attitude / music station / us / 94
> michael watford / holdin' on / atlantic / us / 91
> richard anthony-davis / reach for the sky / kooky grooves / uk /  -
> blaze feat. sheila slappy / love comes around / playhouse / gmn /  -
> alexander hope / for the love / smack /  us /  -
> inner city  pennies / from heaven / virgin / us / 92
> erick morillo / dancing / strictly rhythm / us / 94
> 
> HOUR 2
> artist / title / label / origin / year
> romanthony / let me show you love / azuli / uk / 94
> lil' louis / new dance beat / epic / us / 92
> chanelle / one man / profile / us / 89
> 4 to the bar / slam me baby / going all out / us /  -
> house neegroz / sweet sweet love / citi / us / 93
> pal joey / here it is / loop d' loop / us / 91
> nemesis / I need you so bad baby / intrigue / uk / 90
> finger inc / mystery of love / dj int. / us / 86
> mr. Fingers /  beyond the clouds / trax / us / 86
> lil' louis / you're my reason / epic / us / 92
> earth wind & fire / gazillion rhyme / us / -
> 
> All shows archived at www.beats.to
> and www.roundtablemusic.com
> in the archived media section with full show descriptions
> 
> Enjoy,
> David
> 
> 

Fw: Monolake, Kit Clayton plus the monteal vs toronto clash TONIGHT

[dc]

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Sent: February 10, 2001 10:25 AM
Subject: Monolake, Kit Clayton plus the monteal vs toronto clash TONIGHT


>
> technomeet 5.0 update
> Saturday February 10
>
> technomeet 5.0 is shaping up to be quite an show, and due to stronger than
> anticipated interest the venue has been moved from the Rockit to
> Art System at 327a Spadina Ave, Toronto.
> tickets are still $12 b4 12am, $15 after at the door -
> no advance ticket sales are available. more details soon.
> email [EMAIL PROTECTED] for more info.
>
> Lineup:
> Monolake LIVE (ml/I) and Kit Clayton LIVE (force inc/mille plateaux) as
> Revenge of the Nerds
> deadbeat LIVE (hautec) vs. Algorithm (revolver)
> Akufen LIVE (hautec)
>
> As much as I hate seeing ALL these live acts stealing all the jobs
> from the hard working DJ's.
> It is a pleasure to know that events like this can take place sans DJ
> as it is a sign of a maturing city/scene.
>
> Check this link for the last event in a similar vein, that went off.
>  http://www.techno.ca/resound/resound_noflash.html
> Do you know any of these any of these artist or labels?
>
> DC
> TO
>
> I have no affiliation with this event
> aside from being down with all these artist performing
>

I just like M.U.SI.C.

[dc]

Should I be penalized?
 
I'm
 
Loosing
 
control.
 
is anyone there ? 

Anybody have some spare time to check out some
M.U.S.I.C.
Well then listen to 
Clear Radio

What are you talking about?
What do you mean what am I talking about?
 
Adonis "I've lost control.too far goneno way back!"
beat it or join it 
find me at www.beats.to
http://www.beats.to/index1.html
 
Radio at it's finest...sorry no coca cola, Mc Donald's or big 3 commercials
ok maybe you want some of this
www.roundtablemusic.com
 
no more answers time for you to ask the questions.or maybe not
 
call me when you are done
 
Remember when all is said and done
"I love techno"
  
Respectfully yours,
DC

Fw: [313] track ID's Ron Hardy Mix

[dc]

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To: stuffed bird <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: January 11, 2001 10:47 AM
Subject: Re: [313] track ID's Ron Hardy Mix


> RD,
>
> I have the second id
>
>  track 6: Trax-style, male singing: "Can't you see, everybody is dancing
> with me...Music takes control, music that's good for your soul..."
>
> It's The Night Writers "Let The Music (use you)" on Danica from '87
> This was produced by Frankie Knuckles
> (side note his new LP on Azuli titled "Frankie Knuckles Choice - a
> collection of classics" IS A MUST!)
>
> Wow this must have been fresh off the press when it was thrown into this
> mix.
> This is a serious, serious mix and exactly where I am at musically.
> After many years of playing deep house and Detroit techno & electro I
> finally
> started digging and exploring the years of music previous to and during
the
> "First Wave". This is the time period of the late '70's - mid/late '80's
> where
> producers went from doing most everything live to using much of the
> availability
> of the new drum machines and related gear. Both exiting and innovative
> times.
> Detroit and Chicago in the thick of it!
> I have never been to Chi-town and only started going to Motown in '93/ '94
> so my
> direct influence to these times is all second hand info.
>
> If anyone else on this list interested in these times and the music check
> out these
> links to the weekly radio show I do called clear radio
>
> http://www.technologix.org/ram/clear/clear20.ram - Disco-funk-soul
spotlight
>
> http://www.technologix.org/ram/clear/clear17.ram - The Underground Soldier
>
> http://www.technologix.org/ram/clear/clear15.ram - Early Detroit techno
>
> I also want to wish a happy new year to all my friends on the list and the
> new ones
> I have made since I have joined it.
>
> David Cooper
> www.roundtablemusic.com
> where you can find more of clear radio in the archived media section
>
>

Fw: [313] Rub A Dub's number?

[dc]

Sorry for passing notes in class and not sharing with 
everyone :)

David 

> John,
> 
> rub a dub [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Phone: 011 44 141 400 69 67
> Contact person: Barry
> This should be the correct info although I haven't tried to contact 
> them for a while
> 
> Peace,
> David Cooper
> Round Table Dist.
> Toronto, Canada
> www.roundtablemusic.com
> Clear Radio Wed 8pm-10pm EST
> www.technologix.org
> 

Re: [313] Where have the mighty 'spotters gone? (was Happy Records ID)

[dc]

Title : Don't you want it :)
one of my favorites on Happy/Soul City
I think most people overlook much of Mad Mikes
house projects.
Another of my favorites are the instrumental and dub of "Lift me up"
by Paula McPheirson on Night Groove Records circa '94.
Just one of the many side labels from UR/Submerge.
Still bumps whenever I bust it out. Sweet sweet music.

David Cooper

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Subject: Re: [313] Where have the mighty 'spotters gone? (was Happy Records
ID)


> Right, I reckon you're all crap and I am the mightiest of them all. Just
to
> confirm, though, was the track Mad Mike did with Davina on Happy (I know
it
> is also on Soul City, but it came out much earlier than I thought Soul
City
> has been around to allow for)? Go on, redeem yourselves... ;)
>
> Jonny.
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Re: [313] afrogermanic

[dc]

If I am not mistaken UR - 21 "Crime Report"
was the sampler off the interstellar fugitives LP
and the tracks on this were either different mixes
of tracks on the LP or not on the triple vinyl at all.
Gotta give them both a better listen to be certain.

David Cooper

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Sent: December 7, 2000 12:28 PM
Subject: Re: [313] afrogermanic


> Where did you hear the mix?  It could have just been the DJ playing it
> -6 and sneaking a house track under it.  I don't turn any alternate mixes
> in online searches?
>
> kent williams -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> http://jump.to/cornwarning -- Iowa's First Techno Record Label
> http://www.mp3.com/chaircrusher -- tunes
>
>
> On Thu, 7 Dec 2000, Kyle J Dupuy wrote:
>
> >
> > i heard a really sweet remix of this a couple weeks ago.  i can't really
> > describe it too well other than by saying that it was slowed down -
> > somewhere around a 'house' tempo.  any info?
> >
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Re: [313] minimal mispress

[dc]

I have this and it is one of my most treasured Detroit mispresses.
I actually never realized it was the wrong record until I got in a heated
debate with a friend of mine who was running a shop in Toronto at the time.
After I finally gave in to the fact that their was another version I  RAN
(runrun...run...run)
to Detroit to pick up a copy of the correct version that following weekend.
My Mills collection is still at least one record short because I am missing
that one off house
label he started (can't remember the name) which I have been looking for
since '94.
The worst part of the story is Frankie Bones came to my record shop two
years ago and
found a copy in our basement. :(

I have never seen either of these original presses since I picked them up,
with the exception of the M-Plant repress that was different that both.

Saturday tales,
David

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Subject: [313] minimal mispress


>
>   probably covered before but anyone got any info
> on axis 7, rob hood - minimal nation
> 1 of the 12's has 4 mills tracks on
>
> thanks
> paul innercity
> www.innercity.co.uk
>
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