Re: (313) if you drove in to work today.
On a bike in the rain with my trusty old iPod, first song Dirty Nursery Rhymes from the 2Live Crew :) KJ On 31-jan-05, at 15:54, Derek Plaslaiko. wrote: does riding the train in and discmaning it count? (no ipod yet... anyone wanna donate their old decrpid outdated one to lowly ol me? ;) ) i was rockin Autolux - Future Perfect (thanks yussel!) derek. On Mon, 31 Jan 2005, Pascal Louwes wrote: First tunes this morning: (does that count?) a love supreme by mr. Coltrane... That spanners album is one of the first records I ever bought on wax... I remember a new years eve with one of my best mates where we decided to, enjoying a night in, have a listen to this album and then kinda give it a 'review'... Well it took us a second or so to come up with a review after listening the entire album out: its brilliant. I think that was ten years ago... I still think its a gem. Paz -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: lee herrington [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verzonden: maandag 31 januari 2005 13:56 Aan: 313@hyperreal.org Onderwerp: (313) if you drove in to work today. What did you have coming out of the speakers in your car? Though I don't remember loading it in the player, I had the spanners CD from the black dog. It was cold and foggy this morning so the spanner tunes set an appropriate mood. Cheers, lee r. herrington u store it technical support specialist 440-260-2245
Re: (313) RE: M.I.A.
I know that Archetype and former list membet Aaron Bennet from Black Nation are playing in LA shortly together with Fanon Flowers. Dunno how much alive this makes Black Nation but Kalamazoo is still alive apparently :) KJ On 31-jan-05, at 23:31, Cyclone Wehner wrote: I think Stacey is moving studios, or was as of June. He works on his own time, that's always been his way. I think he was also saying that he was gauging the market. A friend of mine has a couple of promos of things by signed acts but I'm not sure if they ever came out. Does anyone know if we should be expecting to hear anything in the near future from the following artists and/ or their respective labels: Jay Denham and Black Nation Stacey Pullen and Black Flag It has been awhile for both of them. Any other Detroit techno artists/ musicians who haven't released any material in over a year? The creative juices need to keep flowing in the Motor City and its extended family cities in the U.S. and abroad. It is a small community that seems to be shrinking, especially in the U.S. O.L. --
(313) Tsunami benefit Sea Waves feat. UR update
So here is a little update on the benefit party... Timeline is not comming, instead it will be Galaxy 2 Galaxy live and Los Hermanos live! Start buying your tickets now! If you miss it, you will be missing a legendary night in Europe... also check: http://technotourist.org/modules.php? op=modloadname=Newsfile=articlesid=696 The official website will be updated tomorrow http://www.electronicseawaves.com njoy your evening!
Re: (313) No Movement 2005?
I think that one of the best thing that happened thanks to DEMF/Movement is that people in the US and foremost in Detroit suddenly realized that they had this music that was completely unknown to them but is so popular in the rest of the world. Without the festival Derrick, Juan and Kevin probably never got the Michichan Governor Award, there would never be a techo exhibit in the Detroit Historical. I can remember that at the first DEMF people looked at me like i was some mental patient just because i was in Detroit for this music fest. I personally would not mind paying for the festival but i think the strength for the local community is the fact that it is free, it is for Detroit and not only the freaks. We have lots of funny pictures of people who normally would never have visited the festival but got exposed to it just because it was free. Just my 2ct... KJ On 27-jan-05, at 17:45, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Isn't that why we seek to get away from the world with such things as techno? A DEMF isn't neccessary, but was a treat. Having the festival at any cost would appear to compromise the very idea that some of us loved the most about it... :D ense. On Thu, 27 Jan 2005, Neil Tomlinson wrote: But the world goes round on money, no money, no festival -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 27 January 2005 15:02 To: Martin Dust Cc: Derek Plaslaiko.; Matt MacQueen; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: (313) No Movement 2005? Martin, Honestly, the reasons for the sucess of the festival have already been presented by Ian and others. They lie not in the numbers, or the money, but in the ability to share the experience with someone you may have never been able to share it with, in a manner that NO ONE saw coming. That very first festival was clouded in doubt, almost didn't happen right up until the very day it happned, and was there not just for the true techno-warriors, but for those who may or may not have ever been introduced to techno at all. It was an ambassadorship for the sound and the freedom of expression that we all promote on a daily basis, wrapped up into a weekend in the city that incubated it, for those who may not have experienced it before... I think one of the best things about the DEMF, was the fact that it wasn't happening after midnight, in some stinky, wet warehouse, but rather, in an open place, in the middle of the day. It attracted those uncommon to the subculture BECAUSE of the way it was different from a european MASSIVE, or from a rave... :D ense. On Thu, 27 Jan 2005, Martin Dust wrote: Questions 1. Are we interested in the numbers only? 2. Would it not be better to put on a good festival that showcased Detroit and International artists for 10,000 and break even, than 1 Million and lose everything, including the future of the Festival? 3. Are we on the list doing what we can to help make sure it happens? 4. Would it be better to start again and just continue to build on what we make than suffer at the hands of people who don't care? 5. If we feel the numbers would be low in Detroit, why not put it on in Europe? M
(313) No Movement 2005?
Okay, so it is 4 months before the Movement festival will take place. Normally some rumors would emerge from the organization. Unfortunately according to the Metro Times the signs are not that good this year. Check this article, and go to the 'No Movement' part (well the rest is worth reading also) http://www.metrotimes.com/editorial/story.asp?id=7236 And check http://technotourist.org/modules.php? op=modloadname=Newsfile=articlesid=691mode=order=0 For some thoughts about it from Magic Mike Young... KJ
Re: (313) No Movement 2005?
That's true, the best festival where all organized at the very last moment :) On 26-jan-05, at 20:43, Matt MacQueen wrote: OK this happens every year. Right or wrong, nothing starts on time. All problems, funding, doom and gloom, management teams change 4 times, sponsors drop, etc. etc. Drama. Somehow, something always happens. Formal and city approved or splintered and guerilla-style, you can bet Detroit will have an electronic music fest that weekend. Now it's in the bloodstream. If you come, they will build it. errr, wait a minute... but you get my point. I'm not saying this makes things any easier for our trans-atlantic visitors, but for those of us in the area I'd stop worrying. -- Matt MacQueen http://sonicsunset.com
Re: (313) UR Party in Belgium/Gent
Hear, hear! I don't forget to mention that guy who was playing before DJ3000 and James Pennington! He dropped the sweetest collection of deep and funky detroit cuts. James and Franki blew me away, the crowd was really into it, lots of old and new friends being around, and i must say that this party was one of the bests i have been to in a long while... More nights like this please! Now i need some sleep :) On 23-jan-05, at 16:03, fabrice Lig wrote: Just to say than UR party Belgian Resistance night ;-), this saturday was fantastic! DJ 3000 James Pennington did two amazing sets ! Lot of UR t-shirts into the crowd ;-), lots of fans, members of numerous Detroit related mailing list, lots of friends from France , Holland, and Belgium of course. Its few weeks I feel than the underground scene is coming back in Europe, with the old good underground roots we used to have here... Last week in Public Life in London (thanx to Matt Chester from 11th Hour recordings)...this week in Gent...whats next ??? !!! I also feel than the power of mailing list is growing and growing...its probably the source of that new emergence of underground parties... The future is shining...in the dark...in the underground... Fabrice Lig _ Téléchargez notre chanson pour Simon Odil ! http://www.fr.msn.be/simonodil
Re: (313) Infiniti Collaborations
On 20-jan-05, at 15:31, darnistle wrote: So, it sounds like Juan Atkins is in the mood to collaborate again - this time with Pacou, it's been said here recently. Maybe you all might like to join me in a bit of pointless fun and say who *you'd* most like to see Atkins do a project with. Terrence Dixon I think that Juan and Terrence worked together for the Mind Body album. He is not credited but i am sure they worked together already for some records... i think :) KJ
Re: (313) Expected releases for 2005
Yes i am expecting lots of new UR albums too:) and i am still waiting for the new Aril Brikha album, the convextion album, new eevolute material, more stuff from Tadd Mullinix i hope :) KJ On 18-jan-05, at 17:54, Martin Dust wrote: Wanted... New UR album Shake 12 QOTSA album Alan Oldman and Morrissey Live... Cheers Martin
(313) Fwd: [LOW] When I sold my soul to the machine: on webtv.
This was posted on the lowlands list by Aida but i think it might be interesting to some of the 313-subscribers as well: Begin forwarded message: From: Rebelbass Date: 17 januari 2005 17:27:34 GMT+01:00 To: low [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [LOW] When I sold my soul to the machine: on webtv. hi there When I sold My soul to the machine is a documentary-film about the dutch electroscene. the film (45 minutes) will be broadcasted by VPRO 3voor12 web tv next wednesday (january 19) From the early nineties an electronical music culture in The Hague emerged. This film will travel back and forth in time, alongside the artists and styles while connecting characteristics and peculiarities of this period. involved artists: DJ Technician, DJ Overdose, Pametex, Guy Tavares, Legowelt, Orgue Electronique, Intergalactic Gary, Syncom Data, I-F en Alden Tyrell. more: http://www.whenisoldmysoultothemachine.tk/ interview (dutch) : http://3voor12.vpro.nl/3voor12/magazines/news/index.jsp? portals=2534202magazines=10719222news=20784841 peace lady aida -- meanwhile...check: Rebelbass weblog @ 3voor12: http://www.3voor12.vpro.nl/rebelbass Rebelbass home: http://www.rebelbass.com
Re: (313) tons of tones
And here i was, reading my 313 mail and thinking this was a thread about Steve Rachmad's Tons of Tones records. I think there should be a ban on misleading thread names :) KJ On 14-jan-05, at 6:37, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote: -- Original Message -- From: Simon Hindle [EMAIL PROTECTED] My favourite thing about slsk is the way you can chat with the people you're downloading from, and browse their other files as well. exactly. there really is a community based around it with many many cool people. i never just chat on the internet (im more a message board/email list kinda guy ;) but ive spent some time talking to people just learning about good music. tom andythepooh.com
Re: (313) Track ID
according to IMDB only Milkshake from Kellis is on the soundtrack from both 2 movies, dunno if that is it: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0364725/soundtrack and http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0377092/soundtrack KJ On 12-jan-05, at 15:40, M : A : T : R : I : X wrote: okay gang. heres a stupid track ID question: who knows the title and artist for the track thats used in EVERY movie these days for when the badass individual or gang or team or hot chicks are introduced? it's always accompanied by a slow motion shot that works its way up from their legs as they slow motion walk into the scene. most recently I saw it in the movie Dodgeball when the girlscout troop entered the gym. I think I also heard it in Mean Girls and I'm certain it's in every movie made in the past 3 years. I just heard it again used in a new commercial for Jaguar. you know what track I'm talking about? it's literally everywhere! sean
Re: (313) [dustv001]Bite Thee Back EP by The Black Dog
The previews are sounding really nice. It sounds more erm... organized then that horrible Music for Supermarkets album Ken did years ago. When will it be out? On 12-jan-05, at 14:15, Martin Dust wrote: [dustv001] Bite Thee Back EP by The Black Dog Bigger, better, darker and wiser: the Black Dog serves up a fabulous EP of richly melodic but unstintingly inventive techno. The Black Dog are back with a fresh cadre of collaborators who alternately surprise and delight with this selection of tunes that shift and mutate in all the right places. http://www.dustscience.com/Releases/TheBlackDog-BiteTheeBackE.php Surgeon - Dynamic/Downwards/Counter Balance …like better moments of The Orb, but more edgy. Ian O'Brien- Peacefrog I love The Black Dog record - can't believe they are back! Excellent. Dan Moore - Superconductor A beautiful return to form from The Black Dog with great atmospheric electronics as only they can. Rob Da Bank – Radio 1 The pioneers are back, praise the lord! MixMaster Morris … a new EP and it is the best solo thing he's [they have] done I think ...three of the four tracks could definitely be described as chillout music, they certainly aren't going to be on the Judge Jules show… this should be on your wants list. Mark Broom - King Of Snakes/Pure Plastic Perfect for Sunday afternoons reading the Essex bible!!! Tom Magic Feet - iDJ Musically, suffice to say, this record is strange and wondrous. Order On-Line Here Avoid that snotty know it all behind the counter of the record store and get your wax direct from Dust. http://www.duststore.com Sign Up Sign up for all the latest info and exclusive stuff here: http://www.dustscience.com/MailingList The Black Dog - Distant Lands Video Exclusive video from their archive. Magic meet Monty vs Lynch and Benny Hill! http://www.dustscience.com/FrontPage/DistantLandsVideo.php The Black Dog: Live 1997 – From The Archive Pioneering experimental electronic collective The Black Dog Present The Black Dog performing a special two-hour live set recorded in Toronto, Canada on the 1st of June 1997. From ancient Arabic rhythms to Detroit and Chicago influenced electronica, The Black Dog will take you on a surreal journey spanning 10,000 years in cyberspace. Exclusive and unreleased material is interwoven with The Black Dog remixes and the sounds of the Beat Generation: ranging from ambient to abstract drum and bass to organic techno. A unique opportunity to glimpse into the mind of a world traveller. Originally limited 200 copies on cassette now available in two parts. The Black Dog Live 1997 – Part One (available from 14th January) http://www.dustscience.com/FrontPage/Download.php The Black Dog Live 1997 – Part Two (available from 11th February) Part Two will only be made available to the Dust Science Mail List. Make sure you are on it. Join here: http://www.dustscience.com/MailingList/ Coming Soon Dustv002 - Claude Young - Electronic Dissident Dustv003 - Fred Giannelli- Telepathic EP http://www.dustscience.com
(313) Stefan Robbers interview online
Hi, Yes, we are still here. This time we have an interview with dutch techno icon Stefan Robbers. Stefan was responsible for the music behind names like Terrace, Florence, R.E.C., Con Man and as one half of the Acid Junkies., He recorded for labels such as Planet E., Buzz, General Productions, Djax-up-beats and of course his own Eevo Lute Muzique label. You can find the whole interview here: http://www.technotourist.org/modules.php? op=modloadname=Sectionsfile=indexreq=viewarticleartid=49 Or go to http://technotourist.org and follow the links from there. Enjoy! KJ --- http://technotourist.org
Re: (313) Track ID
Yes it does! :) But that is because we dutchies also know Robin Albers as a producer of really cheesy house tunes and as a radio DJ. KJ On 10-jan-05, at 14:01, Pascal Louwes wrote: Jaydee - Plastic Dreams? I've always thought of that track as highly overrated... Or does that make me the black sheep here? Paz -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: James Hurlbut Marquis Wyatt played two mixes back to back of this track at the OM label party in san francisco last night. He started with the remix which had a vocal sample something like It's time for a little bit of jazz music, a little bit of funk, a little bit of soul and it had some nice basic channel like chords together with sparse jazz solos. Then he played what sounded like the vocal mix with a somewhat generic woman singing about spirit. Any one have any ideas? He also surprised me by playing a KMS track and Jaydee - Plastic Dreams which still gets the crowd going out here on the west coast. Thanks in advance.
Re: (313) WTF happened to Submerge?!?!?!?
That is what you noticed? I thought this is way interesting: http://www.submergerecordings.com/ Jay! Galaxy 2 Galaxy album gimme, gimme, gimme! Los Hermanos album gimme, gimme, gimme! Mr. De' album gimme, gimme, gimme! Good to see Orlando Voorn and Keith Tucker up there to... KJ On 7-jan-05, at 19:43, jason kenjar wrote: yeah, i was on there two the other day.. I just didn't want to be the one to break to the list the bad news.. HOWEVER, if you manage to find your way through it, they have better samples of their record stock now and pictures to go with them.. Still though, the redesign is more bad than good. gaudy looking red text and total disorganization. Plus, those banners are so tacky. God awful design in general. damn it all. I still love you even though your ugly, baby! I just wont be around as much...thats all -jason On Friday, January 7, 2005, at 12:10 PM, Pascal Louwes wrote: Oh my god... I have to agree... I did not even dare to start browsing... Paz -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verzonden: vrijdag 7 januari 2005 19:02 Aan: 313@hyperreal.org Onderwerp: (313) WTF happened to Submerge?!?!?!? its been down a couple days, now its finally back up with what appears to be the worst store redesign of all time. ill cry if this is really the future of submerge's online shop!
Re: (313) DEMF 2000 FLyer question
On 5-jan-05, at 16:49, M : A : T : R : I : X wrote: on 1/5/05 10:17 AM, MikeD at [EMAIL PROTECTED] uttered these words: Who designed the DEMF 2000 flyer? Google has not been nice to me so far. Thanks -m my guess would be Gary Arnette (the designer of the infamous Made In Detroit logo) he designed the DEMF logo as well. I know that painting used on the front of the flyers is hanging at the Techno Exhibit Detroit Historical Museum. I have the flyer here but i can't see any being credited for it. KJ --- http://technotourist.org
Re: (313) DEMF 2000 FLyer question
On 5-jan-05, at 16:49, M : A : T : R : I : X wrote: on 1/5/05 10:17 AM, MikeD at [EMAIL PROTECTED] uttered these words: Who designed the DEMF 2000 flyer? Google has not been nice to me so far. Thanks -m my guess would be Gary Arnette (the designer of the infamous Made In Detroit logo) he designed the DEMF logo as well. I know that painting used on the front of the flyers is hanging at the Techno Exhibit Detroit Historical Museum. I have the flyer here but i can't see any being credited for it. KJ --- http://technotourist.org
Re: (313) Energy Flash by Simon Reynolds
It can be interesting to read books about music (or any form of art for that matter), you can think up interestingn concepts, made up some really interesting concepts on why music is music or whatever, or have a good track because you sampled 2 goldfishes having sex in the end it all comes down to wether you like the song or not. No theory or whatever made me hate a track i used to like. So i never took these things that seriously. KJ --- http://technotourist.org On 5-jan-05, at 17:33, Brendan Nelson wrote: At 11:31 AM 1/5/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In Simpsons comic book guy voice: Worst... music 'criticism'... ever... What's sad is how many of friends consider Reynolds (and guys like pitchfork) inspiration/hero/grand influence/whatever. I think there's a place in the world for Simon Reynolds, but like most music journalists, he's essentially making a career out of sniping from the sidelines, and someone who does that for a living can only be seen as an inspiration by people who aspire to that sort of position. I have to admit, I often prefer to read opinions (on music as well as other subjects) that conflict with my own; even though I'd ideally prefer these opinions to be better articulated than Simon Reynolds' often are!
Re: (313) please help...
Good luck hunting that one down, it was released on buzz records, so i doubt if you find it in the recordstores but you could always try and rob my house :D On 24-dec-04, at 14:56, Pascal Louwes wrote: Its Pod - The Vanguard EP, track 2 http://www.discogs.com/release/42673 Thanks a TON! Happy holidays... Mine will be... ...must Go... To recordstore Now.
Re: (313) Good records with stupid social commentary about the state of house music or whatever on.
Am i missing 313 mails or are these off-list mail being reposted on the list? Just wondering... Oh and to give it some music related topic, check Dynamix II's excellent liveset they played in holland last saturday here: http://www.vpro.nl/weblog/news.jsp?news=20280362 and click on: Dynamix II live @ Rebelbass 11-12-2004 On 13-dec-04, at 17:48, DJ Ken wrote: Hehe. No problem my friend. I have seen the website after that e-mail was send :-) Ken www.djken.nl - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: DJ Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 5:40 PM Subject: Re: (313) Good records with stupid social commentary about the state of house music or whatever on. ah - ok. Sorry I was confused as to why you asked Mike Grant if he had been at the Kingdom's night with Mike G. then. Is the Kingdom's Mike G. not Mike Grant? MEK DJ Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] To 12/13/2004 10:09 313@hyperreal.org AM cc Subject Re: (313) Good records with stupid social commentary about the state of house music or whatever on. Yeah, I know.. I've seen the website. Ken - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: DJ Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 5:00 PM Subject: Re: (313) Good records with stupid social commentary about the state of house music or whatever on. Have you been at the Kingdom's Detroit Connection night with Mike G.? Uh, the email you replied to is from Big50Entertainment which is MG's website. I think you were talking to Mike Grant. MEK DJ Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] To 12/13/2004 03:49 313@hyperreal.org AM cc Subject Re: (313) Good records with stupid social commentary about the state of house music or whatever on. Heya, What I mend with hardcore techno was no more the style of mixing and the timing of records he played that night. Have you been at the Kingdom's Detroit Connection night with Mike G.? It wasn't detroit connection at all. Have you heard John Consemulder? It was a big shame for Detroit, he played one cd and had an filter / effect machine. Are you working on an MG night in Kingdom? K. - Original Message - From: Big 50 Entertainment [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 'DJ Ken' [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 12:07 AM Subject: RE: (313) Good records with stupid social commentary about the state of house music or whatever on. Sorry Ken but Kingdom's not the type of place you're going to hear the deeper MG tunes. Hardcore techno? I don't believe there were any Glenn Wilson tracks; more like UR - Timeline, Abe Duke/Blake Baxter - What Happened (which started this all), Rob Hood - The Vision, Jeff Mills, Mike Grant and some other funky techno. I'm working on one of those MG nights so we'll see what happens.. -Original Message- From: DJ Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2004 8:28 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Good records with stupid social commentary about the state of house music or whatever on. Mike Grant isn't going to like that mate, I heard he was in the army too, bet he's pretty hard. I've seen him play in Holland few months ago, he's massive, I only didn't like his dj set at all, it was way to simple and almost hardcore techno (it wasn't 3 o'clock yet), sorry Mike, but I expected some moods grooves / trackmode vibes... Maybe it was because the dj who played before him, he played worse! /out Ken
(313) New Red Planet
New Red Planet releases are always joyful moments to me, the quality is always top. So i am happy to see there is a new one coming up. Also new are the UR battlepacks with loops from Buzz Goree and DJ3000. Check: http://www.submerge.com/2004/preview.html Happy weekend KJ --- http://technotourist.org
Re: (313) top ten
On 10-dec-04, at 10:34, Marsel // Nomorewords.net wrote: the $tinkworx album was on a different label .. :-) $tinkworx - Ain't-Chit History (Nature) Doh! Delsin KJ!, The $tinkworks album is on Delsin, Delsin i tell you! The excellent $tinkworks album is on that Delsin label thing..
(313) Tunnel 7
The new Tunnel 7 from The Tek Brothers is also worth checking out. Tunnel 7 is run by Raphael Merriweathers aka Ray 7 aka M.I.A. Check out this interview at the NI-site, for the gear-heads among us: http://www.nativeinstruments.de/index.php?id=3370ftu=06219c5f7f KJ On 10-dec-04, at 11:10, David Beattie wrote: I picked up a Tunnel 7 release, I thought there had only been one but it seems from discogs there have been 3. I got #2 which is by S2, Dex and Ray 7 - from memory, and its a while since I picked it up its 3 pretty decent techno/electro cuts. http://www.discogs.com/label/Tunnel+7 Cheers BT --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: but man i dont know the last time someone did a review/opinion of a tunnel 7 track.. I've never heard of tunnel 7. any chance of a heads up from someone? (you know, instead of being sat there picking your nose lurking about) Mike - any chance? Thanks _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring.
Re: (313) A possible reason for so much off-topic...
On 10-dec-04, at 14:48, Brendan Nelson wrote: Ultimately, the only statement I'd agree with absolutely is, if there are things you'd like to see discussed more often on 313, then start discussions about them. Well the problem is that when you try to start a threat about a techno record people ignore it. The reason that this list is so off-topic sometimes is not that there seems to more detroit house then techno, the subscribers are more into house then to techno. Which is fine be me but if you are not looking for good techno you probably won't find it. I have to admit that these ongoing discussions about the latest KDJ re-re-re-re-re-release or that Theo Parrish cut-up is really boring, actually it is one of the reasons why i am on and off this list. A couple of years ago the most reoccurring discussions on here were a) Jeff Mills is not God, b) Who is Drexciya and c) What is Red Planet. Lately this has become a) Have you heard the latest KDJ b) have you heard the latest Theo Parrish c) Who the hell can Alex Bond post so much. And yeah some people do mention new techno records here but if no one responds to that people stop mentioning them because they think this lists doesn't care about that. KJ --- http://technotourist.org
Re: (313) all this electro talk
Try these: Electrofunk, Puzzlebox, Databass, UR, Clone, Pi Gao Movement, Blacklabel... On the electro tip, i think that the new Erik van den Broek on Shiver (yes also back :)) is out now thru Clone. On 10-dec-04, at 17:19, Matt Kane wrote: has got me itching to expand my electro collection. there's a breaks night in boston with a pretty good following but it's hard to spin a good set with only 15 records ;) so then, which electro labels should i look for next time i'm at the shop? -- Matt Kane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) all this electro talk
On 10-dec-04, at 17:24, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Andrea Parker's label Touchin' Bass has some good stuff on it (I believe that a mixed retrospective of the first 10 releases or so is due) including tracks by Bass Junkie and her collab with DJs Assualt Godfather. However, it has to be said that her stuff is head and shoulders above the rest of the artists (IMO of course) even though they're all pretty respectable. It's just something she does with the bass I think One of the few UK based electro artists i really like and i forgot in my other mail (how could i!) Is ofcourse Ed DMX! The stuff he does as EDMX, DMX Crew, Computer Rockers etc. is amazing and so is he Breaking Records label. At 11:19 am -0500 10/12/04, Matt Kane wrote: has got me itching to expand my electro collection. there's a breaks night in boston with a pretty good following but it's hard to spin a good set with only 15 records ;) so then, which electro labels should i look for next time i'm at the shop? -- Matt Kane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) uk / intelligent techno
On 10-dec-04, at 18:19, dinamica wrote: I've been organizing my collection latelly and got quite nostalgic after listening to: Likemind 02 Florence: Occurences BDP: Bytes Reload: A collection of ... Stasis: Point of no return IMHO, These are very high points of the UK / Intelligent techno genre. I am wondering which are your faves in this genre and if there are any new stuff that can rival these records. BTW, is this Nuron/Fugue discography complete? www.discogs.com/artist/Nuron And where has Nurmad Jusat been? Any chance of him producing more music? Hmpf! Last time i checked Florence lived in Holland :) I would like to add both B12's Soma Electra and Time Tourist albuma. Autechre's Incunanubla is also in there, same goed for the Polygon Window album, Selected Ambient Works part I. Then there is The Philosophy Of Sound And Machine on ART. Most of Beaumont Hannant's stuff is great to, Then there are Luke Slater The 7th Plain albums... oh the list is endless! I always thought that Nuron = Paul W. Teebrooke = Phenomyna = Stasis = Steve Pickton? KJ
Re: (313) Re: uk / intelligent techno
On 10-dec-04, at 20:07, dinamica wrote: The first EP by Arovane is good, but very far from mind-blowing. Accordingly to Stefan, FDW: is still on, but dormant, since he has changed focus back to his own stuff released throguh Eevolute. How about this: http://www.eevolute.com/index.php?assetname=textid=67 :) Maybe I am too hard on this and trying to recover a nostalgic feeling I have about this UK/intelligent techno music. Not heard the Ross154 or the Connection Machine new LPs, though, are they promissing?? You are trying to capture a now gone time period. For me Techno will always be the Virtual Sex and Panic in Detroit compilations on Buzz for instance :) KJ
Re: (313) melancholia
On 9-dec-04, at 0:59, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: as in pensive reflection or contemplation - been listening to lots of music that puts me there/or compliments the mood I'm already in (I blame this rainy, not quite snowing yet, grey weather we've been having) stuff like: Opiate, Minotaur Shock, Four Tet, Isan, Mum, Boards of Canada, Blockhead, Fennesz, etc. anyone got suggestions for more of this type or more Detroit/313 oriented music that might fit the bill? Personally i love most of the Jimmy Edgar (how more 313 can you get :)) stuff, his records on Warp are really nice. Furthermore i am really enjoying a lot of the stuff on Merck especially that album from Edgar as Kristuit Salu vs. Morris Nightingale - My Mines I, also the Secede CD is really nice. Not really 313 orientated but since you mentioned Fennesz i think you will enjoy the album from Apparat on Sh*tkatapult (sorry the 313 textsensor won't let me write the full name :-/) as well. KJ
Re: (313) melancholia
On 9-dec-04, at 1:25, kj at technotourist dot org wrote: as in pensive reflection or contemplation - been listening to lots of music that puts me there/or compliments the mood I'm already in (I blame this rainy, not quite snowing yet, grey weather we've been having) stuff like: Opiate, Minotaur Shock, Four Tet, Isan, Mum, Boards of Canada, Blockhead, Fennesz, etc. anyone got suggestions for more of this type or more Detroit/313 oriented music that might fit the bill? Personally i love most of the Jimmy Edgar (how more 313 can you get :)) stuff, his records on Warp are really nice. Furthermore i am really enjoying a lot of the stuff on Merck especially that album from Edgar as Kristuit Salu vs. Morris Nightingale - My Mines I, also the Secede CD is really nice. Not really 313 orientated but since you mentioned Fennesz i think you will enjoy the album from Apparat on Sh*tkatapult (sorry the 313 textsensor won't let me write the full name :-/) as well. Doh! Forgot to mention Telefon Tel Aviv... how could i forgot about them!
Re: (313) A possible reason for so much off-topic...
On 9-dec-04, at 15:47, robin wrote: in terms of detroit releases i think there's been a shift in detroits output from techno to house in recent years. Agreed but.. i'd be happy to discuss dj bone or gary martin or any other of the more 'electric' releases coming from the d tho. both of whom have had some great releases this year. just had a thought: maybe the fact that UR have gone off the boil in some peoples eyes (mine one of em) has left 313 techno with a slight lack of focus? Well i still love most of the UR releases :) but besides that. There has been enough detroit techno, only no one hardly mentions it on this list. People keep on discussing house no one hardly ever mention Puzzlebox releases here or Tunnel 7 or that new label Plan A etc. There is still a lot of good techno coming out lately. Almost no one mentioned the new 154 album on delsin, or stuff on headspace, emoticon, 100% pure (yes back in business). just a thought to...
Re: (313) top ten
Oh well now that everyone is dropping lists here: 5 that never left my iPod albums: Like A Tim Gina V. D'Orio - Bassgirl (Like/Dub) Octave One - The Theory Of Everything (430 West) Optic Nerve - Metal Images (Puzzlebox) $tinkworx - Ain't-Chit History (Nature) Raiders of the lost Arp - Raiders of the lost Arp (Natutr) 5 pretty good twelves: Timeline - Return of the dragon (UR) Tank - Bark before you bite (Ignitor) Alden Tyrell - Disco Lunar Module (Clone) Jimmy Edgar - Bounce, Make, Model (Warp) Ultradyne - Privelige of sacrifice (Pi gao movement)
(313) Arne Weinberg on 11th Hour
Anyone here already heard the new Arne Weinberg on 11th Hour? Good stuff and more bass heavy then his previous work. Also i like the fact that you get 6 tracks instead of 2 or 3! Go Arne! KJ
Re: (313) Movement (was Re: (313) paging iridite crew)
On 2-dec-04, at 20:30, Greg Earle wrote: As for Detroit in winter ... OK, raise your hands if you were at the first (313) list party at Science back in December 1999? It was bloody cold then ... I remember walking out of the venue and the temperature was around 19 F ... I know it was somewhere in the teens. Br ... Yeah that was o totally different Detroit then the one you see when you visit the city during the Movement period for instance. Snow doesn't make Detroit a better looking city, it never looked that grey and unattractive to me :) Actually this thread generated a whole new breed of freak: TechnoWeatherTourists, anyone up for a website? :)
(313) Aquanauts - Titanic EP
There is a new Aquanauts EP out on UR: http://www.undergroundresistance.com/ammo/ammo_i_056.html Now try to trainspot the artists from the label picture, yes the artwork contains a picture from the artists :) KJ
(313) Rolando last saturday in Eindhoven
Last saturday i went to the 10th year birthday of the Fluid cub night from listmember Lady Aida. This was also her last Fluid night, after running it for 10 years (I saw acts like Mattew Herbert and Plaid there in 1994!). Last act was Rolando and he played an amazing set! Basically he played a detroit timeline going form old E-Dancer and Kenny Larkin stuff to the last UR tracks without dropping the usual hits. It was definitely food for the techno purists. Rolando is still one of the best techno dj's around to me. 2 good weeks in a row now with last weeks Rushhour party with Carl Craig and Moodymann (who dropped n.e.r.d. and the white stripes :)), next stop 2000 and one live next weekend and then on to Dynamix II live in 013... yay! KJ
Re: (313) (UK) Dan Curtin On Down Low Music
Get it while you can, it is one of Dan's best releases in ages... KJ On 20-nov-04, at 11:48, Ken Odeluga wrote: I've not seen 'Distort.Archive.Desire' available anywhere since it's release last summer, at which time it sold out very quick and I struggled to grab a copy, although I did manage, eventually. Just thought that those who didn't, might be interested to know it's resurfaced here: http://www.covert.uk.com k
Re: (313) Joris Voorn _ Future History LP (Sino)
There is another Muted Trax EP ready to be released on Keynote (yes Otto is back :)) very soon. If you liked the previous tracks from Joris i think you will enjoy this one too, it is in the same vein as the other 2 releases. KJ On 19-okt-04, at 8:56, Jason Brunton wrote: I'm with you on this one Joost- I thought he was pretty dull at Movement and although I really liked his Muted Trax EP on Keynote I think he's a bit of a one trick pony (so far anyway!) cheers Jason On 18 Oct 2004, at 18:06, Joost Ploegmakers wrote: Just listened to the tracks on his website. All really good, well produced stuff, but I can't help but feel I've all heard it before. Years ago. There's not a single track that surprised me. I must be getting old as well... Joost On 17-okt-04, at 07:52PM, Ramon Crespo wrote: I know some of you saw him at Movement. Personally I was floored by the music coming out of those speakers and now with little less than 2 weeks till the album comes out. I'm overjoyed with excitement once again. You can now hear little clips of the songs at Joris' website at www.jorisvoorn.com :) October 29th can't come soon enough and a return visit to Detroit must be setup for Movement 2005. I saw the future that day and now we can hear it.
Re: (313) Underated Producers
On 1-okt-04, at 18:57, dave cronin wrote: uh yeah. too early. brain work bad. dimension 5 = john harvey optic nerve = keith tucker i really like 'em both. but i meant optic nerve / keith tucker. I totally agree about the Keith Tucker thing! I have said it here before and i'll say it again now but his latest album is really, really good. I am surprised that it didn't got anymore attention around the globe! More underrated producers: Duplex! KJ
Re: (313) Holy Guacomole
On 27-sep-04, at 14:25, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Flippin' Hell Fire: http://www.littledetroit.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=5649 Wo Apologies if posted before, I can't see the list. From Clone: Mid october we will release the Der Zyklus Biometry full length lp/cd on Clone/DUB records. Try to catch the live presentations at the following locations: 06-10-04 Iris Scan Positive - Bologna - Italy 08-10-04 Reference Template - Rome Italy 23-10-04 Hand Geometry - Glasgow - Scotland tbc. Paris - France tbc. Somewhere in Holland Anyway i hope it will be better then Dopplereffekt live...
Re: (313) Octave One: The Theory of Everything
On 22-sep-04, at 17:10, jason kenjar wrote: Weakness = Very clubby sounding, complete with excessive vocals and a knack for repeating chorus lines. KSR somedays is on the album and I'm not into Lorne's material. Did I also see Blackwater on that LP? jeesh. Enough already. I really like these vocal tracks, and even the first O1 track had vocals on it. This version of Someday is totally different, it is an extremely typical Octave One track with vocal from Ann Saunderson on top. I personally like the fact that they did put it on there, that is what is going to sell it to the audiences outside the underground scene and above all, i think that without Blackwater this album would never have been made. Over all, Im looking forward to the release, I certainly won't pass it without a listen. But from the few songs I have heard, as well as the recent eps, this release hasn't convinced me that its of quality equal to many of 0-1s previous releases, or the RNG releases (the live mix on the Mills DVD was incredible). Perhaps because the increased involvement of Lorne. Lorne was 9 years old when he watched his older brothers create Day by Day, it's obvious that the real talent flows within the older brothers. I'm not hating, but I just wouldn't put him alongside his brothers in terms of having the gift. At least not from what I've already heard by him, but maybe he'll surprise me on this new releases? I still really hope Lawrence and Lenny go a few tracks alone on this one. I could use some new (old) Octave One ;) I have not listened to all of Lorne his material but I really do like the first 3 KSR releases! KJ
Re: (313) Movement (new innercity)?
On 13-sep-04, at 17:21, Martin Dust wrote: 1. Who would you like to see perform @ Movement that hasn't yet? 2. Of those who have performed before, who would you like to see again? LFO/Kid606/Kraftwerk/Shake vs Juan B2B/Fred G/Mr. De/Richard H. Kirk/Prince Kid 606 played live in 2003 at Movement. The Kooky Scientist (i assume that is what you mean with Fred G?) played in 2001, also see his website: http://www.telepathica.com/page2.html. Mr De just played this year with a complete band at the main stage. I want to see Metro Area playing (they played at an afterparty but never at the festival i think?) live at the main stage. Also Telefon Tel Aviv would be cool, DMX Crew would be nice to. Optic Nerve doing a solo set instead of with AUX men or RX 7 The Electro Elite. KJ
Re: (313) Detroit Techno
It's so simple... Detroit Techno = Kurzweil K2000 period :) On 8-sep-04, at 18:04, Matt MacQueen wrote: On Sep 7, 2004, at 5:24 AM, placid wrote: At the time of transmat, metroplex, express, incognito there was nothing else like it yes good point. also not similar enough to be called house anymore, it had to have it's OWN name too. -- Matt MacQueen http://SonicSunset.com
Re: (313) May Saunderson Win Awards
The award is not from the city of Detroit but from the state of Michigan AFAIK but then i am not from Detroit :) On 7-sep-04, at 19:08, diana potts wrote: i personally think that statement is bullsh*t. the last five years? please.yes-that's rightthe city of detroit _just_ started utilizing may and saunderson's talents and contributions.suddenly in 1999 the city said 'oh snap-WHO lives here!? well crap- we should let em spin out some' and i mean it was only until 1999 that saying 'i'm from detroit' to any techno dork held any weight. *snicker* if anything, in the last five years other sources of talents have been able to break through the shadow and myth that the 'founding fathers' have held on detroit for so many years. what exaclty does 'acclaim' mean? a plaque you can hang on your wall, an award on a shelf, a cover of a magazine, or thousands upon thousands of people showing up to gigs and little festivals held in hart plaza? sorry- but that little piece of that article exactly honed in on one of my sensitive points. flameon. d np:True Love Waits:Chris Oreily plays Radio head...sorry i'm not showing my aclaim at this moment. --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: While techno has been embraced by the European masses since the late '80s, it's only been in the past five years that the men who most people credit as the godfathers of the music have won broad acclaim in their hometown Just out of interest, do people from detroit feel they have broad acclaim in their hometown now? _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers. PricewaterhouseCoopers may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring ___ Do you Yahoo!? Win 1 of 4,000 free domain names from Yahoo! Enter now. http://promotions.yahoo.com/goldrush
Re: (313) [berlin spam] shrinking cities music
On 5-sep-04, at 1:04, marc christensen wrote: Let's not forget that Dan Sicko made a nice contribution to the shrinking cities project, too. It's on the website, under working papers IIRC. Here is a direct link: http://www.shrinkingcities.com/fileadmin/shrink/downloads/pdfs/WP- Band_III_Detroit.pdf KJ Cheers, -marc taken from http://www.shrinkingcities.com/ : Shrinking cities are a cultural challenge to us. In the Shrinking Cities project, architects, academics and artists investigate recent developments in Detroit, Ivanovo, Manchester/Liverpool and Halle/Leipzig - and make suggestions. [...] Shrinking Cities Music acoustically and theoretically addresses the question how music production developed and established itself in shrinking cities. Are shrinking cities especially productive sites for music? How is the city reflected and thematized in music production? Shrinking Cities Music comprises discussion groups, live performances, and parties. more information: http://www.shrinkingcities.com/ ines -- http://www.circonium.de
(313) [Eindhoven spam] Octave One!
Fluid (Effenaar, Eindhoven - NL) 18 September 2004 Lady Aida + Octave One (LIVE)
Re: (313) ten years ago this weekend...
I am wondering what other people would say to be there 'party i'll never forget', i got a couple: - Underground Resistance live in Utrecht (NL) 1992 - the parties from Rushhour with Carl Craig spinning for 7 hours - 10 Years of 430 West with Octave One live - The first 7th city party with Metro Area live Oh and for the 'party that was so horrible it actually was a good night': - Dopplereffect live in Doornroosje, Nijmegen (NL) KJ On 3-sep-04, at 20:30, lee herrington wrote: sigh. it would have been aces to have witnessed that event. lrh -Original Message- From: Matt MacQueen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, September 03, 2004 2:20 PM To: 313 Subject: (313) ten years ago this weekend... excuse the nostalgia but this was a party i'll never forget --- - 02 SEPTEMBER Friday 1994 DETROIT HELMSMEN Transmissions from DeepSPACE Open A Channel Open Your Mind Fight the Gravitational Pull and Travel to Deep Space with H E L M S M E N Magic Juan Atkins Kevin Master Reese Saunderson Eddie Flashin' Fowles Derrick May Date : 9-2-94 Time: 23rd hour - 6th hour 11pm to 6am Coordinates: The Packard Plant at E Grand Blvd and Mt. Elliot (Use Entrance on Concord St) Libations: Smart Drinks DEEP SPACE RADIO FM 107.5 SATURDAYS 12mid - 4am TRANSMITTING TRUTH TO THE NEXT MILLENIA Tribe 9 / Sphere DEEP SPACE Communications Info: 417-4770 Admission $7.00 $2.00 off with DEEP SPACE membership card --- - - -- Matt MacQueen http://SonicSunset.com
(313) [Dutch Spam] It looks like it is cool to have spam in your subject
Because everyone in holland already knows about this: Line-up: Aril Brikha Juan Atkins The Suburban Knight Ectomorph Scott Zacharias Sharif Zawideh date: 25-09-2004 city: Den Haag (Nederland) location: Paard van Troye time: 23:00 -5:00 euros: 15,- with passe-partout , 17,50 without passe-partout http://www.cultuurnacht.nl
(313) [Dutch Spam] The Optic Nerve
For those of you who have not listened to this already, the new album from Keith Tucker's The Optic Nerve on Puzzlebox is really good. If you did enjoy his album on Delsin you will enjoy this one. It does sound a lot like Model 500 to me, really nice. Also on the Puzzlebox tip: The Optic Nerve mix album by Das Closer is enjoyable to for Keith Tucker fans. One of the members of AUX 88, Black Tony, also released an album on his new label Dark Audio Conceptions. If you like Tucker his material you will enjoy this one as well. KJ --- http://technotourist.org
(313) Detroit's only Electronic Music radio show comes to an end
Take from: http://technotourist.org/modules.php? op=modloadname=Newsfile=articlesid=616 to bad... --- Press Release From: MagicMikeYoung WRCJ 90.9FM RE: Stick It In Your Ear AUGUST 23, 2004 As you well know WDTR is now WRCJ. This is the first step in a change of format that will include Classical, and Jazz music as the primary programming. This change of format was to have started in June 30th. Then said format change was to start August 30th. But because of circumstances unknown to the producers and staff the date of this format change is unknown. For the last 10 years I have produced “Stick It In Your Ear”. I thought it was an outrage that in the city that (“Detroit’s Gift to the World”) this music we call Techno was not heard on Detroit radio. I thought that it was an outrage that our homegrown musicians who are considered STARS in other parts of the world had no opportunity to have their music heard in the city they LIVE, WORK, and LOVE. Friday August 27th, 2004 will be the last “Stick It In Your Ear” show. I do not know what the future will bring. I will always support Detroit music, and musicians. At this point I don’t feel that WRCJ will have a place for this show. I also can no longer take the UNCERTENTY that surrounds my roll as producer, employee and representative of this radio station. The stress on me has been too much for me to take. Thank You all for the support and LOVE you have shown me, Alesia and WDTR. WE WILL NEVER FORGET YOU ALL. ONE LOVE MAGICMIKEYOUNG
Re: (313) Wooow
Yeah it is really good but unfortunately i already have 2 out of 3 tracks. Rebound on the A side still rocks though! It is def. one of Juan better releases in the last couple of years! KJ On 11-aug-04, at 5:33, Martin Dust wrote: Just dropped Rebound on a big rig, Jesus H - is that a tune or what? Juan is so on it with this one - beautiful...
Re: (313) Juan Atkins - Rebound
On 10-aug-04, at 22:04, J.T. wrote: hey kj, can you place where the b2 originally appeared then? i know i have it somewhere, have been trying to remember... It is the Model 500 track on the Panic In Detroit compilation on Buzz. KJ
Re: (313) Friday - Home Town Band
The only person who has gained a bit of fame who grew up in the same small village as i did is Sander Kleinenberg but i don't know if i am to proud of that and neither is he i think :) And where i live now (a few km further to the east :)) we have Miss World :))) KJ On 6-aug-04, at 20:35, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: more Minneapolis: Woody McBride Chris Sattinger (Timeblind) The Suburbs Soul Asylum Milwaukee, where I'm originally from: Violent Femmes Doormouse Mark Verbos good call on Pale Saints -- I hauled 'The Comforts of Madness' out of its hiding spot a couple weeks back. - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Friday, August 6, 2004 11:22 am Subject: RE: (313) Friday - Home Town Band Ok Minneapolis Prince (and the Revolution) Morris Day/The Time Jimmy Jam Terry Lewis Lipps Inc. Information Society I don't think they've had much impact on techno but maybe other forms of experimental electronics Husker Du Replacements others From Leeds - Gang of Four Pale Saints Hood Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: eric trout [EMAIL PROTECTED] 4.co.uk cc: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) Friday - Home Town Band 08/06/2004 10:12 AM Oh yeah - how could I forget them? Although, strictly speaking they were from Harrogate -Original Message- From: eric trout [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, August 06, 2004 2:21 PM Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) Friday - Home Town Band the wedding present also, right? On Fri, 6 Aug 2004, Robert Taylor wrote: The only bands I can recall from my home city (Leeds) are Soft Cell, The Mekons, The Sisters Of Mercy and The Mission :( -Original Message- From: John Coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, August 06, 2004 12:29 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Friday - Home Town Band Hrm... here in Cleveland I'd have to say Devo, they're the closest thing to techno that's come from here and been influential (yeah, they're actually from Akron, but it's close enough, mmm-kay?) There were certainly other influential artists, such as Pere Ubu The Dead Boys, but I don't think they had much impact on the techno scene. :) Every City/Town has one, but which one do you think has had the most influence on the scene we now love? From Sheffield, it has to be Cabaret Voltaire, their BBQ's and Party's influenced everyone here and for many it was the first time anyone had heard Kraftwerk on a big rig - god bless Mal and Richard. Cheers Martin ## ### 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 receivedthis email in error, please notify [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank You. ## ### ## ### Note: Any views or opinions are solely those of the author and do not necessarilyrepresent 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. ## ###
(313) Egyptian Lover live
For all you electroheads ot there: Another Clone party!! 07-10-04 at the Waterfront in Rotterdam with special guest Egyptian lover playing live(!!) Dj's I-f and Serge. More live shows tbc.(presale not started yet!) Yay!
Re: (313) 313 Tenth Anniversary Party
According to Godwin's law we have to involve nazi or hitler: As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one. So for the sake of this list: All technotourists are nazis On 5-aug-04, at 21:22, matrix313 wrote: come on people! you call those insults!? youre not even trying anymore! wheres the malicious intent? the personal hygiene inferences? for the love of allah! SOMEONE call SOMEBODY a facist so we can get it over with!! on 8/5/04 3:04 PM, Jason Brunton at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Damn- must remember THAT line for the future! Jason On 5 Aug 2004, at 19:59, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote: Ah well- in Pittsburgh I guess it's real easy to be the big fish in that small pond. grow up well wherever you are now it must be really easy to be the big turd in the big toilet bowl.
Re: (313) strings of life rmx.
DJ Bone played that mix when he was in Doornroosje (Nijmegen, NL) earlier this year. It sounded awesome on the dancefloor, it looked like the people really didn't care that there was no real kick under it. KJ On 3-aug-04, at 8:21, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: do you mean 'strings of the strings of life' which is on the innovator comp.? i was listening to it on the weekend and thought it would sound great with a kick under it - and was planning to do that as a test to see what the program 'garage band' (that came with osx)could do. james www.jbucknell.com
(313) Arne Weinberg limited 7
Check: There will be a strictly limited to 300 copies 7 release available in early september from Arne Weinberg called Spectral disease. Only available in selected stores and directly through the homepage. Check it out here: http://www.arneweinberg.de Pre-orders through e-mail are welcome! (not mine but Arne's e-mail of course :)) KJ
Re: (313) 313 Tenth Anniversary Party
On 3-aug-04, at 23:24, Martin Dust wrote: Does everyone here have an obsession with Detroit? Yes we do! That is why i am subscribed to a list called 313, about Detroit techno! Woohoo, i love flame-bait! Why don't you just move there, instead of banging on about it all the time. Personally I don't need anyone to drag me by my bollox done the road to Damascus - Sheffield is bad enough, thanks. Cheers Martin
Re: (313) 313 Tenth Anniversary Party
And for those who want more about that: http://hyperreal.org/info/history.html On 2-aug-04, at 22:48, Fred Heutte wrote: hyperreal was originally at haas.berkeley.edu (where Brian Behlendorf was a work-study sysadmin), then he moved it over to Stanford, and eventually it became a stand-alone system in a colo center. Brian's still involved in all this, by the way, he played a 4 am set for our Friends Family campout this weekend in northern California :) fh
Re: (313) Fake Los Hermanos record?
Well i don't think it is a crime to record as Los Hermanos? It never says that is Los Hermanos, produced by Gerald Mitchell and Rolando. On 28-jul-04, at 19:08, Ilmar Kerm wrote: Hello What do you think, is this record produced by the real Los Hermanos or not? http://www.discogs.com/release/284821 http://www.juno.co.uk/IP/IF144759-01.htm -- Ilmar Kerm
Re: (313) Fake Los Hermanos record?
On 28-jul-04, at 21:15, Sean Creen wrote: Well i don't think it is a crime to record as Los Hermanos? It never says that is Los Hermanos, produced by Gerald Mitchell and Rolando. You're joking, surely? Its long established that you can't use a name that's already taken to release records (for both legal and moral reasons). Would it be ok for a rock band to call themselves U2, as long as they don't mention Bono or the Edge on the label? The Los Hermanos of Rolando and Mitchell is trademarked as the label name, this is an artist who calls himselves Los Hermanos. On 28-jul-04, at 21:13, Ben Britz wrote: well, i would think a lot people shopping for that record or buying it are lured in by the name, which they associate with the work of rolando and gerald. thats the basis of trademark infringment Like i said, the trademark is on the label i think... not the artist. KJ --- Forty-two! yelled Loonquawl. Is that all you've got to show for seven and a half million years' work? I checked it very thoroughly, said the computer, and that quite definitely is the answer. I think the problem, to be quite honest with you, is that you've never actually known what the question is.
Re: (313) Fake Los Hermanos record?
On 28-jul-04, at 21:31, Sean Creen wrote: The Los Hermanos of Rolando and Mitchell is trademarked as the label name, this is an artist who calls himselves Los Hermanos. H, in dance music terms the distinction is a little vague at times, no? Underground Resistance is a good example... Well i didn't want to turn this thread into a discussion about trademarks. I tried to say that it looked like it wasn't a Detroit Los Hermanos record and that people use same names all the time. Yes that isn't nice, some where in the mid-ninties i recorded some stuff for Djax under the name of Dash, 2 or 3 years later a Tresor Dj called Dash showed up... well sh*t happens :) Just recently I-F stopped his residency at club Nitsche (SP?) in Barcelona and a few months later another DJ from that club starts playing under the name of Ferenc and recording records, lame thing to do but hey it happens and isn't there a canadian guy who makes techno under a name that looks a lot like Derrick May? There is also an IDM artist called Donna Summer :) Besides from that I-F thing, i really don't care that much, i would be to busy being angry about those thing, rather listen to good music :) KJ
Re: (313) Fake Los Hermanos record?
On 28-jul-04, at 23:22, Sean Creen wrote: There is also an IDM artist called Donna Summer :) That;s a more concious, satirical type thing. As far as I know, he's been forced to stop using the name now anyway. Well he played here in Holland as Donna Summer 2 weeks ago (together with Apparat, Daniel Meteo Telefon Tel Aviv :)) KJ
Re: (313) Should I stay or should I go (was miss kitten )?
Ferre Baelen who did some work Lords of Acid (and some more New Beats stuff) is playing live next saturday in Gent as Dr. Fernando together with Mike Dred Egebamyasi :) I wanna hear h-h-h-house ibiza... yay for Amnesia :D On 22-jul-04, at 17:13, Peteri, Jochem wrote: i lurv that sh**t...lords of acid is still gettin massive airplay in my sets! and hardbeat lived a shorter life than newbeat btw met the confetti´s once at least the chick this is the sound of C... she was totally out of it man and saigon nightmare, anyone? that´s a tune!
Re: (313) Sounds Like Techno
This is done really well! If you haven't checked it: do it! On 19-jul-04, at 17:56, Cyclone Wehner wrote: They're making a film now apparently. -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) Sounds Like Techno Date: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 10:49 PM Pretty cool site: http://www2.abc.net.au/arts/soundsliketechno/swf/default.asp#Scene_1
Re: (313) Sunday afternoon deathbed question
John Cage - 4'33 of silence On 18-jul-04, at 22:50, Ronny Pries wrote: dj deeon - freak like me no doubt about it :) jason kenjar wrote: Ok. If you died today and had arranged for your cremated ashes to be pressed into a record, which one would it be?? Drew= Final Frontier MEK = Larry Heard Alien Lp Me= Wave Jumper keep em coming!!
Re: (313) Render List
Why would i go to a website when i have all the 313 mail i find interesting on my harddisk? I don't see the extra value of something like this. On 16-jul-04, at 15:42, Martin Dust wrote: Search engines are easy to block... What a hacker would gain from reading our stuff is beyond me tho :) He'd be asleep within minutes... Martin On 16 Jul 2004, at 14:23, KiDDy*RaVeR wrote: Resources?? owow..wide i guess, if they are determined. But who would like to do that job for a 'simple' mailinglist database. And much easier than hacking the possible future database, it just need to be subscribed to the list, then grab every emails adresses from each posts. One thing harder is to protect the website' messages from beeing referenced by search engines. Cause now they have some abilities to seek into the deep-web. - KiDDy.
Re: (313) Render List
On 16-jul-04, at 16:00, robin wrote: i think its a great idea. wouldn't need to save any of this then and could look through it later on... it would be even better if it was usrname/password protected. but for me that's not even a necessity if the @.blah.blah bits are stripped out. That would turn this 10 year old mailinglist into a online forum. Archive for a rainy day There is already an archive: http://music.hyperreal.org/lists/313/archive.html Instantly readable So is my e-mail box Great for new users They can read http://music.hyperreal.org/lists/313/ Great for pointing people at questions we've all answered a million time before We have http://music.hyperreal.org/lists/313/faq.html and of course Techno Rebels :) Can be viewed why on the road with having to have a mail account (cybercafe's and such) People on this list all have a e-mail account, i bet that 90% of them also has a web based account, for those remaining 10% well if they want they can get a webmail account to Time to look beyond your own needs and see the value in what people say here I feel. Hmpf! my point this is a mailinglist, it has a homepage, if you think if you can upgrade that one do it over there. I am sure Hyperreal.org and the list moderators would be helpful to you. KJ
Re: (313) Render List
On 16-jul-04, at 16:14, Martin Dust wrote: Archive for a rainy day There is already an archive: http://music.hyperreal.org/lists/313/archive.html Yeah, try D/Ling and reading in order... Well update that one i would say... Great for pointing people at questions we've all answered a million time before We have http://music.hyperreal.org/lists/313/faq.html and of course Techno Rebels :) Out of date Is it? but then again i say... update that one Can be viewed why on the road with having to have a mail account (cybercafe's and such) People on this list all have a e-mail account, i bet that 90% of them also has a web based account, for those remaining 10% well if they want they can get a webmail account to Again from the perspective of one, let people decide if they like it - I'll do the work but you or I can't speak for everyone :) Isn't this what you asked in your first post? If we wanted something like this or not... well i don't. So if you want to do it anyway, go do your thing but don't post it here. Time to look beyond your own needs and see the value in what people say here I feel. Hmpf! my point this is a mailinglist, it has a homepage, if you think if you can upgrade that one do it over there. I am sure Hyperreal.org and the list moderators would be helpful to you. Time to move forward - I'd like to read the list in my hotel room when I'm travel'in - can do that now, I'd love to D/l all the mails on my PDA, reply and U/L when I'm on a train... If you would really help this list, do it for free, for hyperreal.org, give them the site. This list is hosted at hyperreal.org and hyperreal.org has done a lot of things for the global electronic music scene, support it. KJ
Re: (313) Render List
On 16-jul-04, at 16:46, robin wrote: i've finally understood what your getting at kj. so what we want is just an updated hyperreal.org archive system (in html) nowt else. Well if there are people who want more that is fine with me, i am just saying that hyperreal is the place for 313 so if you want to help lift 313 into the 21th century do it at there servers, it is a great concept, great people and Brian and Mike have done so much work for the online music community. If you can help make a better online community of 313 do it with hyperreal. KJ
(313) InSync (was Choice - Jeff Mills on Azuli)
His stuff on Irdial was amazing! Storm/Warm is one of my favorite techno records. His 909 programming on Storm is brilliant, i haven't heard many other tracks and/or people who could program a drum computer so funky (well maybe the early Mike Dearborn stuff) and then the atmosphere in Storm, does eerie strings, fat bassline... KJ On 15-jul-04, at 18:13, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Lee Purkis from FatCat Records - love his stuff and I've been hunting it down for sometime gotta find a copy of Android Architect MEK Don't even know who he is - just have that track and that one on RS, er Subway route Insync does he still dj? great dj.
Re: (313) Rotating Assembly
On 21-jun-04, at 12:57, Peteri, Jochem wrote: Theo was the dancer, it was hilarious. Looked a bit like an aerobics workout, up and down, up and down, and left, and left... Aardvarck and Steven de Peven were playing a commercial night, and played accordingly. Nothing surprising there, its a job and they did an ok one i think. Everybody had an excellent time, and hey, its paradisco. What do you expect? Focus on the chicks, not the music. btw I dont think(hindsight, i know, but still...) Rotating Assembly would have worked in the main hall. I think it would have worked there, the people who where dancing there most of the time would have danced to everything IMHO. The Rotating Assembly artist were all extremely skilled, i was just expecting not a pure jazz band. Still i had a good time My only real complaint is the fact thet there´s only one tiny bar in a venue that size, its three floors..come on! Huh? dunno to what Paradiso you went but if it is the same one i saw you last friday with Theo Parrish and the Rotating Assembly then they have bars on every level ;) the bar in the main room is to small though, it takes ages to get a drink there :)
Re: (313) you listen to techno?
On 15-jun-04, at 21:30, John Coleman wrote: Techno? You mean like that Moby guy? I like that song he did with Gwen Stefani! grr. click... boom! Normally that is a signal to play Aphex Twin's Ventolin really loud :) Oh we poor techno freeks ;) KJ np: Lackluster - Merck Mix 1 Spring 2003 yes -- almost identical situation out here in Eden Prairie, a suburb of Minneapolis. just this morning I was forced to give the Paul Oakenfold and Fatboy Slim are NOT techno speech to a hapless co-worker... - jobot
Re: (313) audion on spectral sound: sample id
It's a preset from the Alpha Juno 2 to be exact :) KJ On 11-jun-04, at 13:26, matrix313 wrote: theres a possibility that its not a sample at all, but the infamous Juno What The? preset in action again (the gear heads on this list know what I'm talking about). If it is a sample however: judging by the notes used, I would say it sounds to me like they came from Dominator by Human Resource. sean deason on 6/11/04 1:01 AM, lisa at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I thought it might have been from mindwar, but after a listen to the vinyl I don't think it was that - and not horsepower either. I'd have to guess mentasm by second phase or one of the dominator remixes. so many tracks had this sound in them! lisa Andrew Duke Cognition Audioworks http://cognitionaudioworks.com wrote: which rave track is audion sampling on this track (kisses) from the same-titled ep on spectral sound: http://217.158.65.110/MP3/SF148227-01-01-01.mp3 is it cj bolland's horsepower? was wondering and i've got a bad memory. thanks. andrew duke
(313) 10 years of 10 Days Off
Hi, I don't think anyone posted it here yet but the line-up from 10 years of 10 Days Off is extremely impressive: Day 00 Fri. 16 July Main Room: - Savas Pascalidis (D) - Richard Bartz (D) - Miss Kittin The Hacker (FR) - Raphael (B) Mine Whiteroom: - D Meteo (D) - Telefon Tel Aviv (US) - Apparat (D) - T.Raumschmiere (D) - Das Bierbeben (D) - Peter Grummich (D) Ballroom: - Serge (NL) - Putsch 79 (FIN) - Dexter (NL) - Alden Tyrell (NL) ICC: Tom de Neef (B) - Raoul (B) - Roger Sanchez (US) Day 01 Sat. 17 July Main Room: - Filliz (B) - Mylo (GB) - DJ T(D) - Tiefschwarz (D) Mine Whiteroom: - Tom Derie (B) - Whitey (GB) - Matt B. Safer (B) - DJ Kaos Ballroom: - Koenie (B) - All Good Funk Alliance (VS) - Pete Herbert (GB) - Geoffroy (B) ICC: - JRD (B) - Tomaz (B) - Technasia (D) - Green Velvet (VS) Day 02 Sun. 18 July Main Room: - Jan van Biesen (B) - Francois K. (FR/VS) - Sven van Hees (B) Mine Whiteroom: - Spacid (B) - Alexander Robotnick (IT) - Like Vibert (GB) - Seelenluft (ZW) Ballroom: CLOSED ICC: CLOSED Day 03 Mon. 19 July Main Room: - Fabrice Lig (B) - Laurent Garnier (FR) Mine Whiteroom: - Lorenzo Ottati (B) - Avril (FR) - Think Twice (FR) - Alexkid (FR) Ballroom: - Josh Lasden (B) - The Youngsters (FR) - Scan X (FR) Jori Hulkkonen (FIN) ICC: CLOSED Day 04 Tue. 20 July Main Room: - Glimmer Twins (B) - Ivan Smagghe (FR) - Tiga Friends (CAN) - Optimo (GB) Mine Whiteroom: - Stephen (B) - Stijn (B) - Chromeo (CAN) - Cosy Mozzy (B) Ballroom: - Red D (B) - KC The Funcaholic (NL) - Osunlade (VS) - Antal All Out K. (NL) ICC: - Juice Blenders (B) - Zinc (GB) - Grooverider (GB) - Roni Size (GB) Day 05 Wed. 21 July Main Room: - Snof (B) - Jeff Mills (VS) - T. Quest (B) Mine Whiteroom: - Senjan (B) - Superpitcher (D) - Modernist (D) - Tobias Thomas (D) Ballroom: Martin Landsky (D) Martini Bros (D) Steve Bug (D) ICC: CLOSED Day 06 Thu. 22 July Main Room: - Faze Action (GB) - Cosmo (GB) - DJ Spinna (VS) Mine Whiteroom: - Red Nose District (B) - Skalpel (POL) - Hexstatic (GB) - Jonathan More (GB) Ballroom: - Vanno (B) - Blim (GB) - The Freestylers (GB) - Adam Freeland (GB) ICC: - Pierre (B) - Marco Bailey (B) - Anthony Rother (D) - Dave Clarke (GB) Day 07 Fri. 23 July Main Room: - Gildas Masay (FR) - Sharam Jay (D) - Ewan Pearson (GB) - Freeform Five (GB) Mine Whiteroom: - Ata (D) - Spektrum (GB) - Captain Comatose (D) - Losoul (D) Ballroom: - Pipco (B) - Luciano (CHI) - Erlend Oye (NOR) - Herbert (GB) ICC: - Daviz 187 (B) - Bad Company (GB)_ - Andy C (GB) Day 08 Sat. 24 July Main Room: - Slope (D) - Jazzanova feat. Clara Hill (D) - Nick Holder (CAN) - Dixon (D) Mine Whiteroom: - Daniel Best (D) - Micatone (D) - Umod aka Domu (GB) - Forss (SWE) Ballroom: - Dimlite (D) - Double-U (D) - Bugz in the Attic (GB) - Danny Krivit (VS) ICC: - Phill (B) - Henk Salon (B) - Danny Rampling (GB) - X-Ian (B) Day 09 Sun. 25 July Main Room: - Marco Passarani (IT) - Ricardo Villalobos (CHI) - Richie Hawtin (CAN) Mine Whiteroom: - CLOSED Ballroom: - CLOSED ICC: - CLOSED Day 10 Mon. 26 July Main Room: - Lady Aida (NL) - DJ Bone (VS) - Juan Atkins (VS) - Derrick May (VS) Mine Whiteroom: - Mandrak (B) - Mocky (D/CAN) - Munk (D) - Headman (CH) - Johnny S. Mad (B) - Josz le Bon Louis Katorz (B) Ballroom: - Fredo Thang (B) - Pitchtuner (D) - Chicken Lips (GB) - Idjut Boys (GB) ICC: - Simon Dunmore (GB) - Sandy Rivera (VS) - Junior Jack Kid Creme (B) - Prinz (B)
Re: (313) New Mixes
Just wondering but didn't this guy used to make happy hardcore or something or is this another guy? On 8-jun-04, at 21:16, Martin Dust wrote: Anyway back to the D and L - 3 Vince Watson Mixes on LD now - check them all out - brilliant stuff... Here's a link for the lazy types... http://www.littledetroit.net/Downloads/index.php Martin
(313) New Transmat website
Finally there is a new Transmat website, it took some years to build apparently but it is here now at: http://www.transmat.com/ Looks nice :) --- Forty-two! yelled Loonquawl. Is that all you've got to show for seven and a half million years' work? I checked it very thoroughly, said the computer, and that quite definitely is the answer. I think the problem, to be quite honest with you, is that you've never actually known what the question is.
Re: (313) Timeline (WAS RE: (313) Movement report (for alex :P))
From what i can remember from this is what they played: - Return of the Dragons - The Final Frontier Numbers - Electronic Warfare - Cybotron/Clear - Analog Assasins - Mi raza - The Tokin (i think that is the 'Lawrence of Arabia track) - First Galactic Baptist Church - Soul Saver (with thank you from MM) - Millennium To Millennium - Hi Tech Jazz - Transition speech with Inspiration - The Punisher with Sonic Destroyer I might be wrong on the order but this is what i think they played that night. I know i am repeating the 500 other listmembers who where there but i want to say it anyway that it was an amazing liveset! I wished more people danced instead of stood in front of the gear and looking :-/ Still an amazing night, was this the first time in 12 years thar UR played live in Detroit? KJ On 3-jun-04, at 1:21, John Sokolowski wrote: And how about that cut they way playing when those guys in turbans were riding across the desert with swords on their horses? It was like Lawrence of Arabia. That was madness. I'm thinking it is a yet to be released UR track? I hope so. Other tracks I remember hearing were 'First Galactic Baptist Church,' 'Soulsaver,' ‘Sonic Destroyer’ and did some else mention ‘Hi-Tech Jazz?’ There were also numerous shots of the D, some robots that were fighting during Sonic Destroyer, Bruce Lee and Jazz Musicians that I didn’t recognize on the projector. Truly one of the greatest live performances of music I have ever witnessed. On the drive home we just sat there in awe, no words, no music, just the tires humming on the road.
Re: (313) Timeline
On 3-jun-04, at 9:34, kj at technotourist dot org wrote: - The Tokin (i think that is the 'Lawrence of Arabia track) Hmmm excuse my jetlag, this is a totally different track, to be honest i don't have a clue what that track was, i heard DJ 3000 playing it as well at the Hi Tech Soul Stage though... KJ
Re: (313) Movement 04
That is All Out K from Rushhour, the guy on the left is Mike Kievits aka DJ Aardvarck. Can we now stop the Tristan Watkins adoration please? On 3-jun-04, at 11:48, Robert Taylor wrote: Hehehehehehe Who's playing behind T? -Original Message- From: Fred Heutte [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2004 5:39 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Movement 04 Gotta love this one . . . http://www.dogsquad.co.uk/~lisa/gallery/albums/album18/Tristan.jpg ### ## 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. ### ##
Re: (313) Movement 04
The most funniest thing i got was this sticker Tom Linder gave to me with the 2 words Jit Happens On it. Simply brilliant because it is oh so true. I was hoping to see some jit during the liveset from electrofunk though. Musical highlights for me this weekend at the festival: Duplex, Orlando Voorn, Amp Fiddler, Mike Grant, Ron Trent, Terrence Parker Maurice Turner tagteaming at the mainstage Buzz Goree. Some new trends we saw and i now need to copy to be cool: - People tripping over a step-up at the 7th city party at a 3-per-minute rate and trying to cover that up by doing an extremely cool dance move - Holding a record in the air while dancing - Female house dj's who look like f*cking hippies The best afterparties for me where the For Those Who Know III and the Green Lights GO!!! party. On the last party there was not time to dance i ran into friends everywhere :) i was a bit dissapointed by Shawn Rudimans liveset though. His records do sound so much better :-/ Claude Young surprised me by playing a brilliant set and same goes for Jeff Samuels. KJ On 3-jun-04, at 15:11, Robert Taylor wrote: Detroit and the Movement Festival were mentioned in London's daily free paper, Metro, today. Great timing. They also mention going to a bar called Bookies so 'you can say you visited the wrong side of 8 Mile and lived to tell the tale' and then tell yuo to go shopping in Windsor - nice.
Re: (313) Going down !
Nah Duplex, Legowelt Novamen are must see, for the rest check out other acts like everyone on the Techno Boulevard Stage (or as someone called it the: 'The oops we forget our friends stage':)) KJ On 29-mei-04, at 5:05, RAW2019 wrote: Well everybody a happy movement Check the dutchies ... My recommendations are Joachim .. Nice techno T!M .. 313 Biological .. Funky Dimitri .. Ah well .. Wait and listen detroit .. Hehehe Leroy .. Same as dimitri .. Must see Legowelt .. More than oke chicago italo The Voorn brothers .. Yep 313 Dame .. House Benny Rodriguez .. Josh wink lover Estroe .. Advent lover Duplex .. Clone represent !
Re: (313) OT: Items for Sale
On 25-mei-04, at 17:32, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: While I'm at it I'm also selling a Silver 1988 Porsche 928 with 95,000 miles: Is it MIDI compatible? MIDI is so 2003, bring on mLAN ;)
Re: (313) New to the list
Just wondering, but that list of drum machines samples looks a lot like the sample from this Akai sample CD i got called Dance Mega Drums, which has an almost endless collection of drumcomputers on it, ranging from the X0X series to the Mattel drumcomputer (yes the people who made Barbie Ken also created a drumcomputer :)) http://www.bestservice.de/detail.asp? uid=701091a64p68p82p199lng=2area=2group=12typ=13idx=92flg=sup On 25-mei-04, at 20:54, Michael E Long wrote: Awesome sample collection man. Im downloading the machines I don't already have now. Question though - did you record any of these samples or is this just a collection you have gathered over time? Thanks, One other thing, if there are any artists or producers out there looking for drum machine samples from the 80s and 90s, I've got all the samples from 45 drum machines on my website www.avene.org All free to download.
Re: (313) looking for screensavers
The people from Rushhour have a screensaver, just for PC no Mac though :( http://www.rushhour.nl/index.asp?news=175 On 25-mei-04, at 21:55, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: looking for any cool (relatively office friendly) screen savers that may be 313 related got one already from Axis that has the flipping (as in rotating) record labels looking for anything techno/electro/house or just funny as hell MEK
Re: (313) why lie on your bio (Tim Baker)
But just to be save in the future i tell people that i grew up in exactly 52n25 6e38. Now with longitude and latitude added i can't go wrong anymore :) KJ --- Forty-two! yelled Loonquawl. Is that all you've got to show for seven and a half million years' work? I checked it very thoroughly, said the computer, and that quite definitely is the answer. I think the problem, to be quite honest with you, is that you've never actually known what the question is. On 24-mei-04, at 21:34, FC2 Richards wrote: Hey everyone... Go to the Detroit Free Press website and look at the classified ads for buying a house. The metro-Detroit map goes as far north as Flint, as far west as Ann Arbour, as far South as the Ohio border, and as far east as...well, you know. I am from Flint and tell people that I am from Detroit, because that is the largest commonly known land mark. I know damn well that I am not from Detroit. Oh, and anyone who listens to Detroit radio growing up can lay claim to what Tim Baker is laying claim to. He is from Detroit. No I'm not friends with Tim Baker, I just own one of his records... Peace Jeff -Original Message- From: Dennis DeSantis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, May 24, 2004 4:41 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) why lie on your bio (Tim Baker) Let's back up for a minute. houseman04: Did you grow up in Southeastern Michigan? You mentioned that you work in A2, but are you originally from the area? I can understand that, if you're not from the area, you could see this as a potentially divisive and confusing issue. But it's really very common for anyone from basically east of Jackson to the lake (not to mention north of Toledo to basically...well, the lake) to refer to themselves as from Detroit. It's not meant to be deceiving. It's just that the so-called metro Detroit area really is thought of as that - satellites around Detroit. And the area in question is REALLY large. When people ask me where I'm from, I tell them Detroit. (I was born in Warren and grew up in Sterling Heights.) If they then make it clear that they're actually familiar with the area, I go into suburbs-level detail. 2 more cents, -- Dennis DeSantis www.dennisdesantis.com
Re: (313) Parisian hotspots?
Easy: http://www.rexclub.com On 21-mei-04, at 15:29, Sam K wrote: So if you were in pariswhere would you go to hear great music or just have a wild time? regards Sam -- Sam K [EMAIL PROTECTED] sub-sequence 2xx 98.3fm -- http://www.fastmail.fm - The way an email service should be
Re: (313) S.I.D Shop / Submerge
On 19-mei-04, at 18:21, robin wrote: does anyone know if this is an up to date list of releases? http://www.discogs.com/label/Somewhere_In_Detroit Yeah it is, there are only 7 SID releases. The label is no more, get your investments in the Local 3000 records now, it is more or less 'the new SID' label. My personal favorites are the Sweat Electric, Scan 7 and the Drexciya one. KJ
Fwd: (313) S.I.D Shop / Submerge
By name of John Patterson: Begin forwarded message: From: John Patterson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: 19 mei 2004 19:37:36 GMT+02:00 To: kj at technotourist dot org [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: (313) S.I.D Shop / Submerge Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Just talked to Dex over at Submerge about S.I.D. This is what I got Can you post to 313I am still having trouble Quote we'll be here 11-7pm, then we're going to the festival. S.I.D tracks??? those have been out of print for years. they took forever to sell out when they were around. now, people always ask for them. it's funny how humans always want something more when it's hard to get. End Quote Dan 'Dex' Caballero
Re: (313) Secret Submerge records
On 18-mei-04, at 17:11, jason kenjar wrote: Underground Resistance: 008 The theory / Free as you want to be: UR is back at their old game of seemingly irrelevant serial numbering. They are calling this UR -008, but according to discogs, that number is already occupied by the vision - gyroscope. The theory is a good track. It certainly does sound like an older UR record because of the spaced out vocals and bouncy bass lines that sound kind of similar to transmat records. Anybody know the name of the equipment i'm talking about? This track is really politically motivated, etched in the inside run out gooves you will read The needs of many are greater than the needs of a few: or something, the vocals repeat that sentiment. 313er ryan burns concurs that this record sounds a bit dated BUT in a good way. I would recommend picking it up if you like nation to nation, pre-industrial sounding UR. Free as you want to be isn't as fun for me. Sounds kind of half completed, like the start of a good track. Its only a few minutes long. The Theory is an old track. This version originally appeared on Equinox records and was also on the Revolution For Change CD/LP. The sample 'The needs of the many, outweighs the need of the few' is taken from a Start Trek movie (The wrath of Kahn). The other sample where they talk about the Genesis device is also taken from the same movie. I love this track btw. this definitely one of my favorite UR tracks... kj --- Forty-two! yelled Loonquawl. Is that all you've got to show for seven and a half million years' work? I checked it very thoroughly, said the computer, and that quite definitely is the answer. I think the problem, to be quite honest with you, is that you've never actually known what the question is.
Re: (313) movement lineup
On 17-mei-04, at 19:18, matt kane's brain wrote: perhaps someone here has the booklet from the first demf and can put my derangement or sense of curiosity to rest? i'm pretty sure he played at an afterparty or two at either the first or the second. i remember him being mentioned on the list, anyway. I have sick and twisted mind, i still have the booklet of the first DEMF in mint condition (no this in not an ad :)) May 27th: Underground Stage 12:00 Jeff Karolski 1:00 Scott Zacherias 2:00 Jason Hogans 3:00 Scott Zacherias 4:00 Bill van Loo 5:00 Recloose 7:00 Dykehouse :800 Kelvin Larkin 9:00 Wild Planet 10:00 Kelvin Larkin 11:00 Scan 7 12:00 End So there you have it... Kelvin Larkin :)
Re: (313) movement lineup
Oh and anyone noticed some changes to the Movement line-up? I haven't seen these names on the list before: - Traxx - BMG of Ectomorph - Kill Memory Crash - Sal Principato of Liquid Liquid On 17-mei-04, at 23:05, kj at technotourist dot org wrote: On 17-mei-04, at 19:18, matt kane's brain wrote: perhaps someone here has the booklet from the first demf and can put my derangement or sense of curiosity to rest? i'm pretty sure he played at an afterparty or two at either the first or the second. i remember him being mentioned on the list, anyway. I have sick and twisted mind, i still have the booklet of the first DEMF in mint condition (no this in not an ad :)) May 27th: Underground Stage 12:00 Jeff Karolski 1:00 Scott Zacherias 2:00 Jason Hogans 3:00 Scott Zacherias 4:00 Bill van Loo 5:00 Recloose 7:00 Dykehouse :800 Kelvin Larkin 9:00 Wild Planet 10:00 Kelvin Larkin 11:00 Scan 7 12:00 End So there you have it... Kelvin Larkin :)
(313) I killed canonball
Taken from: http://interdimensionaltransmissions.com/ Interdimensional Transmissions and Soft Curls present I Killed Cannonball Traxx (gigolo, kode) once you lock in to the sound of the underground, there is no escape.. BMG of Ectomorph (IT) Sal Principato of Liquid Liquid (99, DFA) man and machine mix in an improv collaboration bmg- electronics sal-live vocals and percussion Highfish (WMF, berlin) resident of WMF in berlin, no relation to lowfish + expect special suprises Sunday May 30 2004, 10 PM Oslo John R Woodward SE corner 5 blocks north of fest $10 pre pay $15 night of limited capacity, try to arrive before 2 for best seats the offical movement anti afterparty advance tickets at oslo 313 963 0300 (open daily at 5 for food and tickets)
Re: (313) movement lineup
On 12-mei-04, at 22:03, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote: -- Original Message -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] i'm hoping rolando's set isn't UR's greatest hits, which it felt like last year. i love UR (and am crossing my fingers about a submerge party this year! ) but i think i've been a bit overexposed to their tracks. i was more than a bit inebriated during rolando's set last year, but i can definitely remember hearing lots of non-UR records. one of the aril brikha tracks from the LP was definitely played, but thats the only one i can remember. Well y'all just stay away from the For Those Who Know III party then featuring Timeline live: http://www.undergroundresistance.com/missions/m_010.html :)
Re: (313) movement lineup
I thought that lots of parties were busted last year? The KMS party (great party btw.) was at the works, they didn't shut it down but they did erm... checked out the party :) KJ On 12-mei-04, at 22:06, Cyclone Wehner wrote: Stacks were. One at The Works was, was that KMS'? it didnt seem like many were being broken up last year. i know the hood one was, i didnt hear anything about any other ones from people i know
Re: (313) for those who know iii
Oh and this party will be a benefit for the Detroit Summer Youth Place On 12-mei-04, at 22:08, Kent williams wrote: Anyone who hasn't seen Buzz Goree spin should know that he's reason enough to be there monday night. He positively killed it when we had him out to Iowa City. On Wed, 12 May 2004, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote: -- Original Message -- From: kj at technotourist dot org [EMAIL PROTECTED] Well y'all just stay away from the For Those Who Know III party then featuring Timeline live: oh snap. well i might just have to hit that one on monday night. damn.
Re: (313) Who is Rusty Waters? (was: Kevin Saunderson Carl Craig)
On 6-mei-04, at 15:42, Robert Taylor wrote: I thought Rusty Waters was a reference to diarrhoea and is the nom de spin of Ade the owner - I could be very wrong though cos this assumption is not based on fact, but speculation It could be me be isn't Rusty Waters just someone who is in the Rotating Assembly? AFAIK it is Rusty Waters Rotating Assembly what it says on the label i think. You wrote: I think it was Rusty Waters and if I remember ok he played a better set = than KDJ!!! agreed, he rocked! anyone know anymore about this guy? Well, not really. But I'll provide my usual half-assed/guessed/heard off a man in the pub type info. Wasn't Rusty Waters something to do with Theo Parrish? i.e. it was a production pseudonym? or am I getting confused? or, it wasn't Ade? was it? (who owns Plastic People and is supposed to be an ace dj too?)
Re: (313) Who is Rusty Waters? (was: Kevin Saunderson Carl Craig)
On 6-mei-04, at 14:59, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Bill Beaver, what a name! One for the ladies? He was part of The Heidelberg Project who 'Searching' for D.I.S. House records about 2 years ago. If i remember it correctly he was also involved with Members of the House.
Re: (313) Movement Afterparties
On 1-mei-04, at 0:45, /0 wrote: Fri May 28 - Green Light Go by CPM and Element Detroit @ 2500 Club w/Claude Young, Dan Bell, Shake, Cabanne, Jeff Samuel, Shawn Rudiman Apparently this is Claude's first gig in Detroit in 4 years
