(313) w1b0 does Fabric
Longtime list member, avid Burial / Four Tet fan, and all-around funny guy W1b0 features on Dave Clarke's Fabric 60 mix. Check it out: http://www.fabriclondon.com/store/fabric-60.html http://www.discogs.com/Dave-Clarke-Fabric-60/release/3160776 Congrats! m50
Re: (313) New Metroplex
If you keep saying that, you're not really reserving all comment. m50 At 2011.10.31 12:35, Kevin Kennedy wrote: kent, you are being very nice...I am proud of you. I am reserving all comment about this recording. On Mon, Oct 31, 2011 at 9:45 AM, kent williams chaircrus...@gmail.com wrote: His site is a triumph of design over usability. Took me a minute to even figure out how to hear the files. Not immediately overwhelmingly awesome. Like a lot of things about Derrick May, it's by no means obvious what he's got in mind, even though he's one of the most prolific talkers in the city of Detroit. On Mon, Oct 31, 2011 at 6:47 AM, Matt Kane's Brain mkb-pr...@hydrogenproject.com wrote: Clips? I think my only option was to download the whole thing. Did they mean to do that? O_o -- matt kane's brain http://hydrogenproject.com -- fbk absoloop
Re: (313) twitter in the dj booth
At 2009.05.01 09:41, kent williams wrote: On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 9:12 AM, Kevin Kennedy the...@gmail.com wrote: I have this belief that all of us are jealous a bit of what he has accomplished without support from the 313. I don't want this to turn into yet another let's bash Richie thread, because it really doesn't serve any purpose. But I don't think this is an accurate analysis of why some/many people on this mailing list have a problem with Richie Hawtin. Let's go back to talking about Omar S. Or Patrice Scott. There's a great new record on Sistrum... m50
Re: (313) DJ Mix - Chaircrusher April of Two Minds
Enjoying this. m50 At 2009.04.20 14:26, kent williams wrote: All over the map, with stops in detroit, ypsilanti, dub techno and dubstep. A tangled People-Mover ride through my most recent obsessions. http://music.cornwarning.com/?p=377
Re: (313) What does Live mean these days?
http://www.urbandictionary.com/ defines live as: Jumping, full of people, exciting. Something was very enjoyable. For example, Kevin Reynolds' set last night was live. You could also say it was all the way live. m50 At 2009.04.16 12:08, Arturo Lopez wrote: This is not a snarky question, I'm just curious what that actually means in these modern times of ableton live? Looking at the Demf lineup I saw plenty of (live) next to some names, and I'm wondering if that really has much meaning anymore? As more and more people are switching to laptops with built-in manipulation capabilities, it seems that designation is becoming far less special. As always it matters what you do with what you have in front of you, but it might be a very arbitrary term sooner rather than later. I'm not nearly as old school as most of you but I do remember when live meant you had a rack of gear in front of you and you were piecing together/reshaping music on the fly. I'm not getting into the argument about the regular vinyl DJ creating music, I believe that, too, but you don't see live next to a traditional vinyl set, and I get the feeling some of the new live stuff isn't very far from it, just mp3 tracks with a little laptop FX help. Anyway, thoughts? -Arturo
Re: (313) Pub - Summer
To all concerned, the artist reports this is an unauthorized bootleg. Support the original producer of this track at http://www.ampoulerecords.com/http://www.ampoulerecords.com/ where there is still plenty of legitimate merchandise available. m50 At 2009.04.14 06:35, Wibo Lammerts wrote: Looks very promising. Anyone heard this one yet? http://www.ustem.org/dopejams/index.php?page=shop.product_detailsflypage=shop.flypageproduct_id=3877option=com_virtuemartItemid=33vmcchk=1Itemid=33
(313) chicago / detroit tonight
Somewhat 313 related, tonight in Chicago: 2009.04.15we 22:00-04:00 WNUR Presents... Brendon Moeller (aka Beat Pharmacy - live - NYC) DJ Lab (Copenhagen) Kevin Reynolds (live - Detroit) Slowchildren v m50 Freezerburn @ Smartbar 3730 N Clark Chicago, IL 21+ 10$ / 5$ before 23:00 http://www.smartbarchicago.com/ http://www.beatpharmacy.net/ http://streetbeat.wnur.org/
(313) more searching for old documentaries
I remember a cool one that I think was only audio, had a bunch of experimental artists, maybe Raster Noton or Gescom types talking about production and inspirations. Had an interesting soundtrack in the background of clicks and cuts glitchery and field recordings. I don't think it was so much interview style as a bunch of clips of artists' thoughts on things, spoken. I think I first found out about it on this list within the last 5 years or so. Any help or hints appreciated. m50
Re: (313) what's new with REAL Detroit releases?
At 2009.01.27 13:13, robin wrote: On 27 Jan 2009, at 19:09, Christiaan Macdonald wrote: speaking of shake.. we are working on a compilation of his stuff as some of his music hasnt been available for a while. actually working on it as we speak.. should be available before the summer period.. will keep you in the loop. any favorite tracks that need to be included anybody? :) That's so hard. So many! :) robin... I certainly second this feeling. m50
Re: (313) what's new with REAL Detroit releases?
Review in question: New Kenny Larking album! CD version, New Kenny Larking album and it sucks beyond belief! 2XLP version. MEK: You raise an interesting point - is it unethical for them to sell work that they think is weak? Would it be unethical for them to give a good review to the album in order to make more money off of his work if they think it's weak? m50 At 2009.01.28 13:24, michael.elliot-kni...@fallon.com wrote: Hilarious? I think the Dope Jams review is petulant and devoid of thought. Pretty lame of them to give Kenny such a juvenile review and then try to make money off his work. MEK On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 9:33 AM, JT Stewart etmach...@gmail.com wrote: That K Larkin album was really bad too. Dope Jams has a hilarious description of it on their site.
Re: (313) Pioneer, Technics, Pacemaker, Laptop ?
Well, in either case: all manufacturers aren't going to include docking stations in all of their products as it'll increase the basic costs for users who might not need those features (many mixers don't have XLR outputs, some don't have 1/4 mono pairs, etc). The type of device you're looking for for occasionally incorporating an mp3 into a set would be a pretty different requirement from one you would be using on a regular basis. And finally, more and more often scratch amps, etc, are getting broader use, so if you're into that sort of thing there are more and more instances where they will already be provided and hooked up, so that you can just bring your computer, or maybe even just your hard drive. Depends on where and with whom you perform, of course. your mileage may vary. m50 At 2009.01.21 14:19, Benoît Pueyo wrote: Pacemaker and ipod DJing will soon show their limitations to you; they're quite toylike gadgets and not at all robust; I understand (for a gig use), however to me these devices are not more fragile than a laptop. I know they are gadgets but dont they fit to 'ocasionnaly' play mp3s in gigs ? Good solution 1 : why dont all these CDJs dont have an usb dock to plug media storage device ? I'll put in a vote for Traktor Scratch Pro; Well you know there are some parties you dont have time un plug decks, plus scratch amp and replug everything onto the mixer. If you headline some big gig, the promoter will care of that before. But small and/or private parties are not like that. Sometimes you just arrive and have to play just after the previous dj. Good solution 2 : why most standard club mixers (i mean very expansive) dont have a soundcard allowing to control traktor vith cd/vinyl just by plugging a laptop on them (i think xone 3d does that) ? At the moment no perfect solution. -- Benoît.
(313) Trying To Stay Hopeful mix posted to infinitestatemachine.com
Tom Cox has been kind enough to post a DJ mix I recorded for his website. ISM also has recent posts regarding Bleep43 and DEAF 08; Kai Alce has already been announced as the next mix contributor, so bookmark early and often. http://infinitestatemachine.com/2008/11/23/guest-mix-m50-trying-to-stay-hopeful/http://infinitestatemachine.com/2008/11/23/guest-mix-m50-trying-to-stay-hopeful/ The mix features 313 relevant material from Model 500, Moodymann, Dale Lawrence, Stewart Walker Theo Parrish (and a little 312 representation from Hieroglyphic Being, Common Factor, Intrusion and Nolian Reusse.) Enjoy, m50
Re: (313) P's Vinyl Underground Mix
I think that it's great that we can have an open forum on the topic. m50 At 2008.11.18 10:39, gavin morrissey wrote: just want to agree with what Francis said here, I only have great experiences with Vinyl Underground and they are definitely in it for the love of music. they push artists before Juno has even heard of them and had the opportunity to undercut. they maybe lacking in 100% professionalism and that's what happened here I would guess, rather than cynically ripping people off g On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 3:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Aidy's service to me is so good I can't tell you about it or everyone would want it! (seriously). One thing though is I get the impression (not having ever called personally) they're definitely a couple of guys who love music, surrounded by heaps of records with passion to the fore as opposed to Juno-efficient systems. So they can lose a record or find one they didn't know they had occasionally etc. Might be frustrating on the odd occasion but I like to deal with like-minded and nice guys such as them, though I grant on occasion a more clinical transaction can be what you need too. From: Paul Kendrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 18 November 2008 13:16 I also use Vinyl Underground and his always been excellent and a stand up guy. From: robin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 18 November 2008 13:06 nice mix... and kudos on the mr fingerswhat a breath of fresh air when so much garbage coming out. Garbage coming out? I don't think things are that bad currently. Props to P for the mix though, this has been on loud in my car for a while. I use Aidy all the time. Never one problem. Great service.
(313) NSFW
http://www.hobnox.com/audiotool-pre-release.1428.en.html Enjoy. m50
Re: (313) Morgan Geist interview
Listening to music isn't an event anymore unless it's live. No one sits down and just listens. I think entertaining yourself on the go is turning into a huge problem. It's like yogurt tubes versus nice Greek yogurt with honey drizzled on it. -Morgan Geist By my reading of this, he's not saying that he thinks it's best for people to hear his music live. Instead, he sounds to me like he's bemoaning the modern audience's unwillingness or inability to experience listening to recorded music as an event in itself. I'm guessing that when you say that he hasn't dropped a record in 11 years, you are only counting solo full length albums (or CDs?) as a record. By my count, he's been pretty busy releasing music regularly over the past decade, solo, under pseudonyms, and as a part of various groups. Meaningful live representation seems like something that electronic music in particular has struggled with since it started being created. How does one reproduce a field recording, live, or a multitrack recording of painstakingly edited bits, or tape splicing on the fly. Sure, there are ways of representing any of these in a live setting, I suppose, but it is not the same thing as a band playing something together as a band in the studio and then together as a band on stage. It sounds like he wants to focus on creating and capturing his studio work, and he isn't finding the buyers or listeners he was hoping for. He's also begging the question as to whether the type of audience he hopes for even exists. m50 At 2008.09.26 12:00, kate simko wrote: You know, as much as I absolutely love Morgan Geist's music and respect him as an artist, I don't see him as a total victim in his anxiety stroll. A mutual friend of ours in Chicago told me about how he just wants to record music (not play shows) and how he's considering quitting music (same rant as the interview). Well, he says in his interview that Listening to music isn't an event anymore unless it's live. But he's not willing to play live. So, he thinks it's best for people to hear his music live (where they have to pay for the show!!) but he's not willing to give them that opportunity. The whole history of music up until the 20th century was based off of musicians playing for an audience. Only since the advent of recordings was selling a copy of a performance even and option. Ask any successful band or DJ and they will tell you that playing shows is the only viable option for supporting yourself off music right now. I don't think this is totally a bad thing. It should be an honor to play for people who enjoy your music (like Morgan says, he feels lucky that people pay attention to his music). Anyways, my point is Morgan Geist hasn't dropped a record in 11 years and doesn't want to play live- that's the root of his predicament. He has a great new record and *it's up to him* to make more music and play shows to get by financially. Or, as the original post said, take a break. He's a talented, blessed guy, I'm sorry to hear him sound so unhappy. On Sep 26, 2008, at 9:26 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Reason it's not a business is because his fans won't let him make a living at it. You read what he said about people complimenting him on a record that isn't even released yet. That sucks. I've talked to struggling musicians who's so-called fans say straight to their face that they really enjoy their music but that they didn't pay for it - just got it off someone else or from a P2P site. That sucks and that's not any way to be a fan. I'm not surprised that Geist is feeling the way he is. How long could you possibly put up with that bullshyte before losing it? MEK Martin Dust [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 09/26/2008 05:03:50 AM: Oh yeah. I agree. Don't get me wrong, the honesty in there is refreshing. The problem, as I see it, for people making a living from music is that it's hard to take that break unless you're very (financially) successful. I guess they are going to have to accept that it's no longer a business and back to a hobby. m
Re: (313) new acid junkies -- Crane Dance EP
(Perhaps another obvious question, but... ) Why is there such a vibrant (at least from my perspective) dance music scene in the Netherlands? m50 At 2008.09.20 06:13, Klaas-Jan Jongsma wrote: oh well it is all dutch anyways ;-) Now we are talking dutch techno, some quick eevolute news, comming out soon: East Island - Near Depth EP (next07) Digital only, old school techno/electro in classic eevolute style. All recorded about 10 years ago and recently found again in the Eevolute vaults. Comming out soon... again: 2000 and one - Neverending Cycle (eevo03r) Vinyl/digital, you asked for it, we re-mastered it and finally back on vinyl this highly anticipated classic eevolute record. Cheers! On 20 sep 2008, at 05:21, southernoutpost wrote: Hmp, for some reason I thought it was Acid Junkies. I humbly stand corrected! = Southern Outpost http://www.southernoutpost.com Sydney - San Francisco - Berlin Infiltrating your sound systems = On Sep 19, 2008, at 6:50 PM, Klaas-Jan Jongsma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yeah but Straight Trippin is a Terrace track ;-) On 19 sep 2008, at 02:53, Southern Outpost wrote: wow, that's a trip (pun intended ;) Haven't heard much from Acid Junkies since that incredible track years ago Straight Trippin' P. On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 5:42 PM, kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I got a note on facebook from Stefan about this, and grabbed it immediately from Beatport, where it appears to be cheapest (in the US). You can probably do better in Europe with http://www.junodownload.com/ppps/products/ 1345664-02.htm Stefan's stuff as Florence, Sierra Romeo, etc is a little more contemplative and chill. Acid Junkies is straight up dirty jacking fun on Crane Dance. -- -- Southern Outpost Sydney - San Francisco - Berlin http://www.southernoutpost.com --
(313) brief survey
What are you all listening to right at this second? Please include format. (LP, CD, streaming mp3, podcast, etc) Thanks! m50
Re: (313) Zionsgate
Thanks for the recommendation! In return: when in Chicago, not only must you check out Gramaphone but also you should probably give Hard Boiled Records a peek. m At 2008.09.10 14:07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just had a nice experience at the Hollywood location of Amoeba records. Everyone nice and their stock is extensive, New and used. Ive been spoiled by the great Jerry's records in Pittsburgh, Pa. i would say if you are in a 4 hour radius of the city, you'd do well for yourself to make the trip. sorry to hear bout the service, what brought you to the emerald city? Playing or visiting? On Thu, September 11, 2008 3:33 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just visited Zionsgate record shop in Seattle and was sadly disappointed. Buyer beware, extremely unhelpful staff. On the bright side, their unwillingness to pull items saved me a lot of money. I did pick up a doublepack listed on their discogs sale list that was listed as VG+ online but looked more like a G in person. Kudos to Gramaphone Records Chicago, they must be spoiling me rotten ^-^ m
(313) paging sgt Bubble Metropolis seller
If anyone has contact info for this person, much appreciated... have some stock I'm still waiting on and can't seem to get in touch. Thanks in advance. m
(313) Zionsgate
Just visited Zionsgate record shop in Seattle and was sadly disappointed. Buyer beware, extremely unhelpful staff. On the bright side, their unwillingness to pull items saved me a lot of money. I did pick up a doublepack listed on their discogs sale list that was listed as VG+ online but looked more like a G in person. Kudos to Gramaphone Records Chicago, they must be spoiling me rotten ^-^ m
Re: (313) Richie Hawtin's Traktor setup
I have to admit, he comes across as charismatic (and energetic!) in this clip, so I can see that appeal. It is an interesting explanation and for folks curious about what he's up to and how he does it, it seems illuminating. That said, he does have a sometimes overstated approach; he tends to claim every new gadget is revolutionary, and this presentation / advertisement style seems to gain him some fans and detractors, more than the technology itself. Then again, the overstatement could just be that he's an excitable fellow ^^ I've seen similar tutorial videos from Christopher Willits (XLR8R) and Robert Henke (I don't remember who presented it but I believe it was a seminar in NZ) where they explain what, to me, seemed significantly more nuanced and complicated, yet both of these fellows explain in understated way. Maybe an apples-and-oranges comparison, though, since these latter two explanations were on production / live performance techniques vs DJing. As usual, thanks for sharing the video, Martin. m At 06:52 2008.09.05, /0 wrote: interesting, but I couldn't help but think, over and over, wow, this has been done for at least 5 years, by people with a lot less of a reputation for pushing the envelope than you. oh well, he does his thing and does it well - Original Message - From: Martin Dust [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 Mailing List 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, September 05, 2008 7:18 AM Subject: (313) Richie Hawtin's Traktor setup Interesting little video: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6n4cy_richie-hawtin-traktor-setup_music m
Re: (313) Some Interview Stuff
Thanks for sharing, I'm really happy that Kenny Larkin is getting active again. Great new album. m50 At 14:54 2008.09.03, Wibo Lammerts wrote: yikes! that dude who does the interviews gives me the creeps. 2008/9/3 Martin Dust [EMAIL PROTECTED] Some Interview Stuff Kenny http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xD27z_rUhko Delboy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQDq0PkzaEI Stacy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6gqMQWTV1I m
(313) live mix today!
Are there any cool DJ mixes being webcast live today? m50
(313) Fwd: [Techhouse] choice or dilution?
Raises a good point: that this phenomenon might not be genre- or scene-specific. m50 Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2008 13:24:14 -0400 From: Adam Grealish [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Techhouse] choice or dilution? the thought occurred to me a few days ago when i was looking at the lineup for bonaroo. traditionally a hippie jam band festival, the lineup this year supplement the expected fair with hipster indie rock bands and other acts just slightly below the level of full-on pop. This seems to be a trend. DEMF is a prime example. the organizers were losing their shirts throwing the festival. so to increase attendance the focus changed from a detroit-music festival to a music festival in detroit. there are two main points to this (1) hey, its more choices. more options are always good. plus, if it is the only way the festival can subsist than expanding the musical offerings in a good thing. (2) but wait. adding all these other acts dilutes the spirit of the event. the festival is turned from a focused study of one type of music among many like-minded people to hodge-podge of acts from the musical flavor of the month. the festival is no longer unique. It is just another music festival in a different city. And in such a case is it worth denigrating the integrity of the festival in order to keep it alive? i feel like a crotchety old man saying that i dont like all this new stuff while longing for the better-days of the past but i cant help but think that good music festivals are losing their souls. Adam
(313) 5 hours, 1 timezone away
Don't remember if I mentioned this already: Friday, June 6 2008 KMS Records welcomes... KEVIN SAUNDERSON TIM BAKER M50 Tickets: $10 (free before 11pm) 21 over Doors: 10pm / Show: 10pm @ Smartbar 3730 N Clark Chicago, IL
(313) Tim Baker broadcasting on WNUR
right now. http://www.wnur.org/ m50
(313) Movement has competition...
http://www.raymondbaer.com/memf2008/memf2008dj.jpg m
(313) etc radio on now
Will be playing music on http://www.wnur.org/ 89.3 FM Chicago for the next 5 hours (till 02:30 CST) Most recent mix: etc : 2008.04.25fr 23:30 CST 3hours : WNUR http://www.wnur.org/ recording at: http://m50.net/streamed/2008.04.25(128).ra http://m50.net/streamed/2008.04.25(128).mp3 m50... Benjamin Brunn : 2 I Am 2 : [unreleased] Dave : Sunrise : [untitled] : Raum...musik Impulse : One-Six-Four-One-Seven (Numbers Rammed Down My Ear Mix by Autechre) : Wall Of Pressure : !K7 Helen Money : Block : [untitled] : Cellobird Sickoakes : Wedding Rings Bullets in the Same Golden Shrine (Part I) : Seawards : Type Portishead : Machine Gun : Machine Gun : Chrysalis Frank Bretschneider : We Can Remember It For You Wholesale : Rhythm : Raster-Norton Anders Ilar : Unconditional Surrender : The Cold In Between : [unreleased] Let's Go Outside : You Make Me Struggle (Area Mx FTW) : [unreleased] Trike : Vision: Grün : Nachtvisionen : BPitch Control Robag Wruhme : Minatsmoten : Jena Makks EP : Milnormodern Dario Zenker : Womde! : Sam Und Er : Vakant Munk : Disco Clown : Aperitivo : Gomma Joel Mull : Begun The End Has (Mathew Jonson Tiger Rmx) : The End Has Begun : Railyard Kiki : Joko Tai : Joko Tai : BPitch Control Move D Benjamin Brunn : Honey : Honey : Smallville Kaito : Beautiful Day : Beautiful Day : Kompakt Ellen Allien : [EMAIL PROTECTED] : Last Kiss '99 : Bpitch Control Sven Weisemann : Floatation Verb : Simplicity Is The Key : Smallfish Plant43 : Bronfraith : Grey Sky Cracks : Ai Matt John : Olga Dancekowski : Trampolin : BAR25 LFO : Kombat Drinking : Advance : WARP Echospace : Abraxas : The Coldest Season Pt3 : Modern Love Polaris Pulsations : Cable : [split] : Fenou Mike Dot : Eiderdown : Eiderdown EP : Sub.static Radiohead : Nude (Microfilm Remix) : [unreleased] Fenin featuring Gorbi : Colourfields : Been Through : Shitkatapult David Holmes : Gritty Shaker : Oceans 11 Sampler : Warner Bruno Pronsato : Why Can't We Be Like Us : Hello? Repeat Area : Cellicos : [unreleased] Area : Doesn't Matter : [unreleased] Exos : Gegnum Skráargat : Q-Box : Thule
Re: Re: (313) 4 more Movement acts
Tom's the lucky one. If I had that outlook, I wouldn't have to worry about spending the rent on new 12s. m50 At 12:45 2008.04.24, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote: On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 1:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: painting the world in absolutes is dangerous to the mind, soul, and spirit might as well we all give up then - you included might as well lay down and die nope. ah, but you're trying to put a corral, which is at best a concrete picket fence, around something that is abstract and untouchable nope. the result is it will continue to slip out, over, and under any kind of objective rules you try to wrap quality in nope. you can't see inside everyone's souls to see why they like the things they do but you can see inside the soul of the people making the music, which is what makes it either good or nonsense. outside of the technical, why they find quality in one person's playing and not in another's i think people just make it up at random. most people dont even really listen to music IMO. laying down objective parameters on quality is for people living in fragile worlds nope. in the end, your mind, like the concrete fence, will be rigid and stuck - unable to move from where you last put it nope. if you're sticking that fence around other people then you're ego trippin' to the highest degree nope. tom
(313) etc-radio (chicago)
I'll be on air tonight, I've also included a couple recent playlists so that you can see if it's something you would be interested in. etc radio this Friday night (tonight) 2008.04.18fr 23:30-02:30 CST hosted by m50 tune in to WNUR 89.3 FM locally in Chicago or mms://media.wnur.org/wmtencoder/live.wmv or http://live.wnur.org:8092/listen.pls or http://129.105.123.14:8094/listen.pls or http://129.105.123.14:4500/listen.pls via http://www.wnur.org/ http://m50.net/ [playlists] )m50 : etc : 2008.04.11fr 23:59 CST 3hours : WNUR http://www.wnur.org/ ( (audible archive available at http://m50.net/ - http://m50.net/streamed/2008.04.11(128).ra http://m50.net/streamed/2008.04.11(128).mp3 courtesy of http://www.dnsplus.net/ ) m50... Boards Of Canada : Everything You Do Is A Balloon : Hi Scores : SKAM / Music70 Ellen Allien : Wish : Berlinette : BPitch Control Frivolous : Island Of Sanctity (V2 Edit) : Island Of Sanctity : ~scape Deadbeat : Fun...k? : Staedtizism 4 : ~scape Robert Hood : Rhythm : Minimal Nation : M-Plant Pan-Pot : Charly : Charly : Mobilee Pan-Pot : Crank - Zander VT Remix : Pan-O-Rama Remixes : Mobilee Benjamin Brunn : Approaching India : [unreleased] Benjamin Brunn : Queen Mary : [unreleased] Bovil : Featheredge : Differential : Meanwhile Blamstrain : wed848 : [unreleased] Monobox : Trade (Ricardo Villalobos mix) : RMX Vol 1 : Logistic Robag Wruhme : Waffelekkspander : Stekkröben EP : Vakant Björk : Bachelorette (Mark Bell Zip Mix) : Bachelorette : One Little Indian Paul Kalkbrenner : Bingo Bongo : Bingo Bongo : BPitch Control Eddie O : Reverse (Area Re.Edit) : [unreleased] Mr. G : U Askin'? Marcel Dettmann Remix : U Askin'? : Rekids Sleeparchive : Diagnosis : Hospital Tracks : Sleeparchive Pan-Pot : Ape Shall Never Kill Ape - Marco Resmann Remix : Pan-O-Rama Remixes : Mobilee Atropa : Chris Mancini's Wang Looks Like Beaker From The Muppets : Shimo Hono : Consumers Research Development ADJ : Nuva Beat : Dope 'Ead On A Moped EP : Touchin' Bass Adult. : Phoenecia vs. Solvent Don't You Stop (Trickmommy Transplant) : Misinterpreted : Ersatz Audio Paul Kalkbrenner : Schwere Ware : Bingo Bongo : BPitch Control Robert Hood : [untitled] : Kick Dirt EP : M-Plant Plastikman : Skizofrenik : Artifakts (BC) : M_nus Plastikman : Rekall : Artifakts (BC) : M_nus Autechre : Pro-Radii : Untilted : WARP Basic Channel : [b2] : Q 1.1 : Basic Channel Paul Kalkbrenner : Ick Muss Aus Dit Milieu Heraus : Altes Kamuffel : BPitch Control Mr G : U Askin'? : U Askin'? : Rekids Robert Hood : Station Rider E : Minimal Nation : M-Plant Paul Kalkbrenner : Altes Kamuffel : Altes Kamuffel : BPitch Control Arovane : Yua:e : Icol Diston : din Eddie O : Reverse : [unreleased] Rechenzentrum : Absent Minded : [untitled] : Kitty-yo Metaboman : Easy Woman (Robag Wruhme Remix) : Zwei Manner Split : Musik Krause Atropa : Humper Of Anus : Shimo Hono : Consumers Research Development Alex Cortex : [untitled] : Laconic : Source Alex Cortex : [untitled] : Laconic : Source Boards Of Canada : Hi Scores : Hi Scores : SKAM / Music70 )m50 : Abstract Science : 2008.04.10th 22:00 CST 4hours : WLUW http://www.wluw.org/ ( m50... Monolake : Abundance : Interstate : Imbalance Monolake : Gecko : Interstate : Imbalance Monolake : [untitled] : Interstate : Imbalance Monolake : Tangent I : Interstate : Imbalance Atheus : Inchain FX : Inchain FX : Millions Of Moments BV Dub : Dreaming Of Your Downfall : Requited Love : Styrax Bovil : Making Time : Differential : Meanwhile Matthew Dear : Dog Days (Pantytec Interpretation) : Dog Days : Spectral Sound Pole : Düsseldorf (Mike Huckaby S Y N T H Detroit Mix) : Steingarten Remixes Pt 1 : ~scape Triton : Green : Green : Zer0 G Sounds Dilo vs Gurtz : Moscovitas (Dapayk Rmx) : Glasnost EP : Einmaleins DJ Lab : Cloif : Culture Box pt 2 : Echocord Sven Weisemann : Revoltec : Vivid Memento : Styrax Leaves Fluxion : Multidirectional I : [untitled] : Chain Reaction Sleeparchive : Hospital 09 : Hospital Tracks : Sleeparchive Troubleshooter : Electroconvulsive Treatment : Disaster Recovery : Modern Love Bolz Bolz : Do What You Do : Warrior : World Electric Scape One : Border Control : The Future... It Will Never Be The Same : Kone Two Lone Swordsmen : Last Of The Fumes : A Bag Of Blue Sparks : WARP Metic : Cyme : Matrix Blaster : Schematic Convextion : Salmo : Romantic Interface : AW Voiteck : Curfew : 4th Rail : Truck Musik Substance Vainqueur : Emerge - British Murder Boys Remix 1 : Remixes Chapter 1 : Scion Versions Substance Vainqueur : Emerge - British Murder Boys Remix 2: Remixes Chapter 1 : Scion Versions STP : Additional Mix : The Fall EP : Soloaction Bolz Bolz : Chance : Warrior : World Electric Joel Mull : [b1] : Sunset : Inside As One : Contours (Ian O'Brien Remix) : To See Tomorrow : Ubiquity Voiteck : Cofferdam : 4th Rail : Truck Musik Steve Tang : Visisons Far Away : Deepsounds One : Red Ember Joel Mull : [b2] : Sunset : Inside Andy Stott : 8ight : Replace : Modern Love Styrofoam
Re: (313) Booooooo!!!!!
Are we really having a debate on whether it is okay to steal someone's gear, on his birthday, at his own birthday party? Were you guys raised by wolves? Who cares what kind of music he makes? Or are we just trying to keep it Detroit here? m50
(313) OT: DEMF 2008 attendance
Okay, so now that we've argued about what the lineup looks like, down to the nitty gritty: You going? m50
Re: (313) Josh Wink @ Movment 08
I second this motion. m At 15:04 2008.03.25, Frank Glazer wrote: if you ask me kent should ban emails with girl talk in them just as he bans emails with cursing. On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 3:57 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: his music? I though he just played other people's and claimed it as his own MEK Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 03/25/2008 02:53:54 PM: On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 3:44 PM, Stoddard, Kamal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Fxcking girl talk?! ...whatevs... i hate that that guy is from pittsburgh. what a piece of sh*t. people who listen to his music are stupid. tom -- peace, frank dj mix archive: http://www.deejaycountzero.com
Re: (313) DEMF some names announced finally
Deep. m At 16:48 2008.03.25, /0 wrote: since the festival became a business and it was recognized that the festival had to attract new music lovers of all kinds, not just hone in on pandering to the close minded 30-40-somethings on the hyperreal 313 list probably not the answer you wanted to hear, is it? - Original Message - From: Michael Kuszynski [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2008 4:52 PM Subject: Re: (313) DEMF some names announced finally since when are trance and progressive djs booked for demf.
Re: (313) lineups? Re: (313) demf 2008
At 08:32 2008.03.14, UI Design wrote: On 3/13/08, Frank Glazer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: that would be ideal, yes, but i'd bet that what has really happened is that the overall number of performers has increased, while the detroit representation has stayed about the same. and, realistically, i think the problem is that there are just a finite number of people djing and making music in detroit. hence KMS getting booked a ridiculous five times. it is a crime, however, that rob hood has only been booked once. and derrick and jeff have only played once as well. OK... I'm sorry, but I practically choked on my morning coffee when I read this... Frank, I had such higher opinions of you than this!! You think the overall number of performers increased? They've consistently had 4 stages sometimes 5 throughout the years, same hours too.. simple math would tell you thats not humanly possible... that's Ok that you might've miscalculated that, forgivable... but here's where I choked on my coffee... you think there's a finite number of DJs and producers in Detroit?!! WHAT??!! Do some research, go back to school, learn about not just the history of where it began, but also where it has evolved to, because your comment is dead wrong. This city has more amazing DJs, Producers, and live musicians laying beats on techno tracks than I could ever book if I was producing a 5 day festival with 4 stages, making every stage Detroit only. Agreed - there is no shortage of Detroit artists available. Barring that, there is certainly no shortage of artists directly linked to Detroit and the surrounding areas (artists on Planet E, from Windsor, Ann Arbor, etc) m50
(313) wnur tonight (spam it up)
etc-radio trauma room on WNUR tonight from 22:00-02:30 CST DJ set will include some 313-related material (as usual) Show will also feature in-studio live PAs from Slava and Garo (Momentsound) Tune in to 89.3 FM in Chicago http://www.wnur.org/ everywhere else. m50
(313) etc-radio
If you're near a computer, it might be of interest that I'm likely playing playing some Mi//s / Hood / Be// content on the radio tonight... broadcast is from 23:30-02:00 CST Friday evening. You can tune in live via http://www.wnur.org/ Thanks to The Vault last week for the radio support, cheers to Anton @ http://www.antonbanks.com/ m50 http://m50.net/
Re: (313) shirts, comeon already? quit it
At 14:01 2008.02.28, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote: On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 2:58 PM, coupler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: should we make a special list to discuss shirts? should we make a special list where you post something aside this post whining about other people actually discussing something? Should we make a special list where you post something aside from this post whining about other people whining about other people actually discussing something other than shirts? m50
Re: (313) what's in today's bag
Feb 15 - Jamal Moss DJ set Yeah! Not to be missed... m50
Re: (313) Happy New Year y'all
While we're on the consumer feedback tangent, I'd like to say thanks to everyone who weighed in on their favorite portable recorders. I picked up a Zoom H2 and found that while it has a wide variety of interesting features, the line input for it is not adjustable (although there's an adjustment to turn down the recording level after it's already entered, as well as normalization / compression features, etc) and so had a tendency to distort. I've traded it in for the somewhat more pricey Edirol R-09 which I've been pretty happy with so far. I purchased via http://www.minidisco.com/ which I also recommend. Best, m50 At 20:27 2008.01.06, Michael Bramwell wrote: In anticipation for my new Ikea record shelf system... Be wary, I just came home from holiday to find the second level of my new ikea shelving very broken, only had between 50 - 80 records on it as well. Not sure if I will replace it as despite looking very sexy and strong, the internals reveal poor workmanship and solidness. Mike.
(313) Electro vs Electro
Are Daft Punk and Aux 88 both Electro? Either? Neither? m50
(313) OT probably, Snoop Dogg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gv8xmnodeU0 The new single. Wow.
RE: (313) Amato's Demise
In the last month? m50 At 00:16 2007.11.26, Big 50 Entertainment wrote: I hear also that Cisco closed its stores in Japan MG
(313) call to producers, live PAs, DJs
Who is in the midwest area looking for bookings? I'm especially curious to know who is on here and woodshedding but isn't necessarily actively gigging, or actively gigging in this area. Reply off-list if you're shy. m50
(313) OT: Portable Recorder (same question as always)
What portable do you guys use for recording sets / field recordings. My latest MD player is dying. Please reply off-list unless other interested folks reply on-list. Thanks, m50
Re: (313) Richie Interview
It's interesting that this beatmatched recombination idea has sparked a discussion on whether *any* combination or *any* beatmatching is good / necessary / appropriate. m50 At 10:33 2007.11.14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Interesting topic. Is it because only small elements/one track out of a multi-track tune that the message (our invested emotion in the track?) gets lost in the translation? Compare/contrast this with turntablists who cut-up records. The whole unit of the song is there if only for a few seconds. We can recognize the entire tune based on those few seconds and it means something to us. Reminds me of the old game show Name that Tune where people got down to minuscule fragments of songs and could name the titles (granted quite a number were crazy wild guesses). What Richie does on CE is pulls apart all of our references and then asks us to have, or whether we have, the same vested interest in those elements. I can imagine that's why CE doesn't do it for some. MEK
Re: (313) Seoul?
I would also be very interested to hear what's going on in the 313 world of South Korea. m50 At 15:38 2007.11.07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, This might be a shot in the dark, but does anybody have any contacts with club promoters in Seoul, Korea? I'm going to be in Seoul for NYE, and I'd like to play a gig, if I can. Off-list is fine. I can send bio/discog, etc. Plus, there's some info and mixes on my website: www.scatalogics.com Thanks! - ulysses Scatalogics 205 15th Street #A7 Brooklyn, NY 11215 www.scatalogics.com Talent copies, but genius steals
Re: (313) have we run out of music?
http://www.theonion.com/content/news/pitchfork_gives_music_6_8 Somebody had to say it. m50 At 13:33 2007.11.02, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote: this one didnt go through the first time On 11/1/07, still want to [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I like how you have put the hand brake on here .. and begun to define the parameters for which an artist should/could create new music. i'm not defining parameters, i am simply pointing out that in the making of recorded music there are different jobs: producer, musician, engineer. in most dance music, the producer is also the musician and the engineer, s/he had the overall idea of what the record should do, plays everything on it, and programs all the technical stuff him/herself. there's only so much time in any day, the number of people who can handle the musician and producer parts the best are not necessarily the people who are the best engineers. you can come up with some cases of truly brilliant musicians or producers who contributed to groundbreaking engineering (king tubby, the beatles, miles davis come immediately to mind) but their numbers are very few and for the most part they were not working alone, they had crazy assistance! the tendency in electronic music in particular is for the less talented producers and musicians to substitute heavy engineering for good songs. sure they make neat noises, but their tunes don't stand the test of time. and the more complex the engineering required to make the tracks, the less time and energy the tunes themselves seem to get (see drum and bass in the 07). Again .. I am trying to open doors and suggest new ways to make music, to extend its possibilities. the possibilities were already endless, which is why i think trying to extend them is a silly idea. Why should Dj's replace bands? they don't have to, but i am not interested in them so much. i like live music that functions deep in the groove, im not into rockin guitar solos and dramatic stage presence or whatever. so so so very few live performers can do that for me (fat freddy's drop is a standout from recent years where the egos were all subjugated to the groove!) What was wrong with classical music? the typical performance! sitting around stodgy theatres in a suit, politely clapping, or maybe even worse when string quartets are hired to play background music at functions where people just dont give a sh*t. plus the attitudes of many classical fans is obnoxious. im definitely very interested in more modern minimal composition and avant garde stuff where they get rid of all that nonsense, but those people dont get much love in the classical music realm anyway! theyre more like techno than 99% of techno artists are without even trying. Thinking that the Dj is the ultimate solution to the performance paradigm is getting pretty narrow. do you think so? i dont. the deejay is limited only by his collection of records. how many musicians can memorize the literally tens of thousands of songs that any given deejay has to choose from? almost none! how many can be masters of any genre or style that a deejay with great knowledge can be? almost none. the deejay has a very unique position and skill set that can harness the best musicians of all time and every genre ever and any song as it could best be performed and use it to shape mood, atmosphere, etc. You seem to be clamping down firmly again on your view of reality being the only right and correct way for things to happen. i mean, people are free to do whatever they please. but the results of people simply trying to do something new have been garbage, by far. it is a useless pursuit that has led to so many terrible records and almost no awesome records that i am surprised that anyone thinks it is a good idea. good music is revolutionary, everything else is just hype/intellectual crap slapped on by critics and other people observing it. There is nothing new under the sun. There is nothing new under the sun. I'm just not buying it. I have suggested several ways to do things differently and because they are not fitting into your description of what IS then they become impossible, irrelevant or simply dismissed. i mean, my definition of music is the loosest possible definition: an artistic arrangement of sounds and rhythms. i didnt say that artists have to put themselves in their music, thats just the way it is! these things dont come from nowhere. i mean, you can go on believing that great music will just come from the netherworld through your new ideas but ill stick with reality. I have not mentioned sensors or computer once .. or any form of automation. then what else is there? if a person is involved, they have input. end of story. you cannot remove that person from the equation. if you do, you have nothing! What if an artist set up the sensor? How do you start to differentiate between where the composition of music starts and finishes? brian eno has been dealing with this idea
(313) OT: early Convextion warning
If you're within travelling distance of Chicago, you might be interested in the following upcoming, just-confirmed event: 2007.10.20sa 21:00-03:00 Shiku Garu Convextion (aka E.R.P. - live - Ai, Down Low, Matrix) Area (live - Mathematics, Schallschnelle) Searchl1te (live - Part Time Suckers, Dubstep.fm) Slava (live) Garo (live) Lokua (live) @ Happy Dog Chicago, IL 10$ / 5$ w/rsvp or costume Feel free to contact me for more info, m50
Re: (313) REMINDER: 313 list accepts only plain text messages
Seconded again. m50 At 11:41 2007.10.05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: yeah, second that - very strongly MEK Matt Kane's Brain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 10/05/2007 11:36:47 AM: NO PLEASE GOD NO HTML IN MY MAILBOX On Oct 5, 2007, at 12:28 PM, The Archiver wrote: Can the list accept html? If it can, is there any reason why we couldn?t move to using a plain text /or html based list? -- matt kane's brain http://hydrogenproject.com aim - mkbatwerk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: (313) Vietnam electronic music?
I think Simon Pyke / Freeform did something incorporating field recordings from there... Ah, here it is: http://www.discogs.com/release/17951 Freeform - Audiotourism: Vietnam China on Quatermass. m50 At 13:18 2007.09.17, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Anyone know of any electronic music from artists from Vietnam? Looking for something of a blend of both traditional sounds and modern sounds/electronics - without it being bad midi music for restaurants. MEK
RE: (313) slightly off topic: my latest dj mix
Well, I was going to listen anyway. m50 At 11:18 2007.09.07, Robert Taylor wrote: I agree - I rarely bother these days if there isn't a tracklist Rob Taylor VT Librarian x8599 Hatch Desk x1088 VT Library Users' Guide -Original Message- From: Tristan Watkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 07 September 2007 17:12 To: Frank Glazer; 313, Subject: Re: (313) slightly off topic: my latest dj mix - Original Message - From: Frank Glazer [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: list 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, September 07, 2007 4:53 PM Subject: (313) slightly off topic: my latest dj mix email me *after* listening if you want a tracklist. IMHO this is a really good way to get people *not* to listen to your mix. There's simply too much good online listening going on these days to be bothered with a grab bag. Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk
(313) for those that know...
DMX Krew aka Ed DMX aka EDMX will be playing a live PA in Chicago on Saturday the 25th of August. Contact me for details. Completely uncorporate atmosphere, promise ^_^ m50
Re: (313) One of Those Annoying Radio Shows
And I'll be on over at WNUR 89.3 FM Chicago, webcast at http://www.wnur.org/ from 23:00-02:00 CST tonight DJing on etc-radio, which is entering its 9th year there. I'll probably start out the show with some house music, as inspired by the 84°F 33% humidity here (and of course by the listserv). Tune in if you must. m50 At 02:50 2007.08.03, Richard Hester wrote: Another weekend, yet another edition of The Wild Kingdom, Sunday (8/5) from midnight to 3AM (8A-11A GMT) on KFJC 89.7-FM. The San Francisco Bay area can get it (in more ways than one) at 89.7-FM. Otherwise, it's the webcast at www.kfjc.org. Last weekend, I did a mostly ambient show, and promised to bruise some rump this time around. I'll say no more... Regards, Richard Hester Mr. Goodwrench The Wild Kingdom SU 12A-3A KFJC-FM 89.7, Los Altos Hill, California www.kfjc.org
Re: (313) Old vs. n.e.w.?
period? (This, rather than trying to explain why there isn't anyone to play that set, because in my opinion there are plenty of people who can do.) I'm betting there's an obvious answer, but perhaps it bears mentioning? m50
RE: (313) badly cut records
It may be worth noting that (at least in my experience) different record players like different records. I have the same belt-driven Dual at home that they have at the FatCat offices and it is very temperamental when it comes to playing loud pressings, but quite nice when it plays an LP. m50 At 06:39 2007.07.24, Odeluga, Ken wrote: Francis I don't mean to be patronizing or dismissive, but just a good fellow vinyl collector: what I'm going to say is something which I have often needed reminding of too... When was the last time you checked your tracking? (Correct weight per cartridge as indicated on the packaging or on their website + correct tone arm alignment for your 1210s (I'm guessing, but whatever turntables you have...) I'm not saying that you haven't come across some particularly 'problematic' pressings recently, it's just that incorrectly set up tables will exacerbate such problems to the point that they're noticeable, whereas well set-up ones a likely to play those records OK. You might notice some errors if you're a golden-eared audiophile, but there wouldn't be any skipping... Just a thought, don't shoot! ;-) Ken
Re: (313) Old vs. n.e.w.?
At 12:46 2007.07.27, you wrote: But that relativism aside, I think a more pertinent question is: why do audiences / booking agents / clubs / mix cd listeners / labels tolerate or encourage filter for DJs who play a narrow style range in a narrow time period? (This, rather than trying to explain why there isn't anyone to play that set, because in my opinion there are plenty of people who can do.) I'm betting there's an obvious answer, but perhaps it bears mentioning? m50 Well, I can definitely say that it's easy to confuse people by being too eclectic, whenever I throw something in a set that's a little bitting surprising and outside of the overall sound there are some people who specifically will mention that they liked everything but that one particular cut. Why is this the case? I don't know, but it seems to be particular to electronic music and the way its consumed, because in the broader audience, I notice that eclecticism tends to go over fairly well. That difference between the way the initiated and the uninitiated experience electronic music is definitely a big factor. Interesting too that some DJ sets go over equally well with each, and some do not; it's not an either / or proposition. m50
(313) [SPAM] Detroit-style sounds in Chicago
In case anyone's in the area, tonight and tomorrow night will be fairly Detroit-oriented shows in Chicago: 2007.07.05th 21:00-02:00 Siberia Matt Mercer (Microfilm DJ Set - Fiche Music, Neuton, Ware) m50 (Mathematics, Stratagem Musik, WNUR) Slow Children @ Funky Buddha VIP 728 W Grand Chicago, IL 21+ 5$ w/rsvp (Detroit / Windsor artist Kero had a remix on Matt's latest 2xCD: Afterdark + Blueprints) 2007.07.06fr 22:00-04:00 Transmission Swayzak Soundsystem (UK - !K7, Medicine, Volt Musik, Logistic) Kate Simko (Kupei, Traum) m50 (Mathematics, Consumers Research Development, WNUR, Stratagem Musik) @ Smartbar 3730 N Clark Chicago, IL 21+ 15$ / 12$ before 23:00 (Swayzak's Groovetechnology v1.3 mix featured artists like Monolake, Convextion, Basic Channel Studio 1, although no one technically from Detroit as far as I can tell) Keeping it short, but feel free to contact me with any questions about the shows... Also, I am led to believe that Ron Murphy did the mastering on this new record that I also had a small hand in: http://www.discogs.com/release/949644 m50
Re: (313) OT: Audio cleanup
I'd be interested to hear about a multi-band / band specific noise reduction as well. m50 At 10:47 2007/5/25, Thor Teague wrote: List, Apologies for the OT, but I'm getting pretty frustrated and would like some help; I've never had much success on this subject and I'd really like to figure it out. I need to know a good tool to remove (as best as possible) background noise from some crappy field audio. I've used about 6 or so that I'm not impressed with: SoundSoap, Waves X-Noise, Sony Noise Reduction, and Final Cut Pro's Soundtrack features. They all basically have a threshold and an amount slider (with varying ways to name them). I can basically lighten up the sound slightly, but I can't really take it out without the voice getting all robotic. I think I need something that allows you to choose different thresholds and amounts for different frequencies. I think. Let me know offlist what you've had success with, or any guideance/advice you might have. Thanks!
Re: (313) Black Devil Disco Club, Terrace new-ish stuff
Seconded; City Sounds is excellent stuff. m50 At 18:40 2007/5/3, kent williams wrote: I have heard over and over that Black Devil Disco Club doesn't live up to the hype. Whatever. On payday I bought the '28 After' and 'Devil In Dub' (you can check out the tracks at http://www.lorecordings.com) and I've had trouble listening to anything else. It's yet another take on Italo-disco, but is a uniquely messed up version of the genre. Every track seems to throw every possible squelchy/silly/Dr.Who analog synth sound into the mix, along with what sounds like malfunctioning vocoders, helium falsetto vocals, Moroder 16th note bounce basslines and skeletal disco beats. All without hitting the dreaded wall of cheese that makes buying Italo records hazardous. 'Devil In Dub' applies classic King-Tubby style Echo+Mute dub technique to strip down and further weirdify the already darkly weird originals. Like I said, I like this a whole lot more than some people, so since Lo lets you hear the whole tracks, check it out. Eevolute's web label Eevo-Next has been a favorite of mine, to the point where I've bought the entire downloadable catalog. My latest purchase is Terrace's City Sounds EP, which has more than a few nods in the direction of Italo, but just as many towards Detroit. Solid beats and basslines, topped with swirling sad pads. It seems like Stefan Robbers' style hasn't evolved that much in the past 15 years, but for me that's not a bad thing. Instead of following the latest fads, he's stuck to his guns and evolved his compositional skills instead. It's as though each of the tracks on this CD could have been made in 1993 in terms of the superficial details of the sound and beats; but it's not as though the intervening years haven't happened. These are deep tracks, artfully arranged.
Re: (313) new old chit
Hey now, that's not even electro anymore. Electro Mix from Faderwave 3.28 DL: http://www.musicv2.com/download.php?id=29901http://www.musicv2.com/download.php?id=29901 Stream: http://www.mv2media4.com/process_stream.php?id=29901http://www.mv2media4.com/process_stream.php?id=29901 Now THAT's electro. ;] m50 At 10:49 2007/4/4, David Powers wrote: On 4/4/07, J.T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: dexter mix is hard to decide on. it's got that too-clean, too-tight, kinda noisey sound that he always has... WHOA WHOA, don't be hating on my favorite electro producer!!! j/k ;-) ~D
Re: (313) new old chit
At 09:47 2007/4/4, J.T. wrote: aardvarck - cult copy remixes pt.2 (2000 and one, dexter) -- dexter mix is hard to decide on. it's got that too-clean, too-tight, kinda noisey sound that he always has, here reminding me more towards berlin than usual. but the bassline is cool and the tightness would probably make it sound good in the mix. 2000 and one remix is boring. some pretty typical techno chords thru a filter. and a beat. disappointing. i got the pt.1 as well, with the quince remix which is probably great, but my copy went home with gerard by accident.. I'm really digging this record at the moment. Aardvarck is some great stuff in general. m50
Re: (313) Thank You Liz Copeland + Clark Warner
Is it true that Brave New Waves just ended too? m50 At 10:32 2007/3/29, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote: saw an article on feep.com about this yesterday, but it was dated a couple days before so i thought maybe i missed it when someone else posted about it. but yeah, i have some mp3s of her shows when she interviewed cool people on them, really good stuff. in the article she seems upbeat about doing something else though: http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=200770325016 looks like she might be kinda cute, too ;) tmo On 3/29/07, rob theakston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The powers that be at WDET, in their finite wisdom, have decided to move to an all news- all talk format...not unlike the other two NPR stations within listening range of the Detroit area. Liz isn't the only air shift to be canceled, they kind of cleaned house. It's just another sad, sad statement of what Detroit radio has become. As for the future, who knows? She's still got a few more shows to do. On 3/29/07, theREALmxyzptlk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: kent williams wrote: So what's up with this? Are they moving? Did she get canceled? What will Liz do now? Another inquiring mind here - ditto on Rob's laudations. j
Re: (313) FAVOURITE ONLINE MIX SITES
http://www.sonicsunset.com/ (mixes from folks like Paul Hammond, David Siska, Matt MacQueen, Jason Martin, Beppe Loda, Kuri Kondrak, Jeff Pietro, Karl Meier, Jeremy Campbell http://archive.kpsu.org:8080/audio/by/artist/31_avas (mixes from folks like Senor Frio, myself, Searchl1te, and 31 Avas http://www.abstractscience.net/ (mixes from folks like Crackhaus, Funkstorung, Kate Simko, Machine Drum, Mike Servito, Monolake, Ozy, Chris Widman, LSE, Henry Self and my own at http://m50.net/ (mixes from folks like Soultek, John Patterson, Common Factor, Matt Mercer, Adam Johnson Zachary Lubin m50 At 07:53 2007/3/28, paul mouser wrote: okay not sure about you lot but i found the compilation cd emails really usefull, so what is everyone's fav online mix sites? Have put up a few to start the ball rolling, keeps me going at work; http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/essentialmix/index.shtml?dp_rhn_emix_link1 this week looks good http://www.samurai.fm/home/ new john tejada stream http://www.inthemix.com.au/broadband/fm/ more house than techno but some good mixes cheers
Re: (313) UR
Perhaps of interest: http://splashcastmedia.com/us-rep-defends-mixtapes-and-mashups-on-floor-of-congress or splashcastmedia.com search: us rep defends mixtapes m50 At 07:11 2007/3/22, theREALmxyzptlk wrote: Martin Dust wrote: The problem is they don't think they are doing anything wrong, everyone does it right and no one pays, it's the accepted norm. I've no idea how you educate people on this, I just hope it isn't too late. While some heads may try before they buy, many simply don't - fact. I don't know what the answer here is but it has to be built around trust and educating. People will buy stuff if they can find it, this has always be the key - distribution, without it doesn't matter how good your product is. I see your point and agree, Martin, but I do wonder about the niche factor surrounding 313 and electronic music in general. Seems to me that these sorts of off-road genres have always been like truffles that need to be sniffed out and hunted down. I have more questions than answers about these things, but I have to ask if people who don't feel the NEED to crawl up the vein and into the aorta ARE going to look for it when it is available. I have always demonstrated my fiscal irresponsibility when it comes to music - ever since I had an allowance. It's one of the reasons I don't own a house; I spend way too much per week on music. It's a gerbil wheel, it's an addiction, it's a need, and one I need to get in check now that I am retired (or more properly, between careers with a 70% pay cut!). I have always paid for music and still do; I resell on Satan-bay to recoup part of the loss and buy more. I *will* buy it if I can find it, and at my age I have developed a pretty good nose for finding it. I'm just not sure everybody (even in niche genres) cares enough to seek it out, and if they don't care enough to dig deep and long, will they care enough to purchase it? I can only speak from my own cultural context and I know it's a bit different over there, but... jeff
Re: (313) UR
Also perhaps of interest, though a bit longer and drier: http://energycommerce.house.gov/cmte_mtgs/110-ti_hrg.030707.future_radio.shtml m50 At 07:11 2007/3/22, theREALmxyzptlk wrote: Martin Dust wrote: The problem is they don't think they are doing anything wrong, everyone does it right and no one pays, it's the accepted norm. I've no idea how you educate people on this, I just hope it isn't too late. While some heads may try before they buy, many simply don't - fact. I don't know what the answer here is but it has to be built around trust and educating. People will buy stuff if they can find it, this has always be the key - distribution, without it doesn't matter how good your product is. I see your point and agree, Martin, but I do wonder about the niche factor surrounding 313 and electronic music in general. Seems to me that these sorts of off-road genres have always been like truffles that need to be sniffed out and hunted down. I have more questions than answers about these things, but I have to ask if people who don't feel the NEED to crawl up the vein and into the aorta ARE going to look for it when it is available. I have always demonstrated my fiscal irresponsibility when it comes to music - ever since I had an allowance. It's one of the reasons I don't own a house; I spend way too much per week on music. It's a gerbil wheel, it's an addiction, it's a need, and one I need to get in check now that I am retired (or more properly, between careers with a 70% pay cut!). I have always paid for music and still do; I resell on Satan-bay to recoup part of the loss and buy more. I *will* buy it if I can find it, and at my age I have developed a pretty good nose for finding it. I'm just not sure everybody (even in niche genres) cares enough to seek it out, and if they don't care enough to dig deep and long, will they care enough to purchase it? I can only speak from my own cultural context and I know it's a bit different over there, but... jeff
Re: (313) Tunes
I'll bite... Recent acquisitions: Gys - Lon (Zer0 G) Very nice, smooth, spacious dubby techno w/remixes. Dub Kult / Artificial Latvamaki split (Curle) Weirdness, but memorable. Big distorted rock-out techno on the Art Latv side, trippy minimal with an almost taunting female chant on the other. Jimi Polar - Monster Park (Future Classic) I somehow like it when people do things that I hate in a way that proves me wrong. This is one of those: the Robert Babicz squelchy acid bass is overdone to death in club stuff right now, but he builds a beautifully developing remix around it and so it works. The original is smoother and friendlier. Is this guy Australian? ADJ - Dope 'Ead On A Moped EP Ridiculously crunchy, mean electro. Brazilian Girls - Last Call (Verve Forecast) (You're going to laugh, but...) The C2 mix on this is some really clean funk. Convextion - s/t (Down Low) It lives up to the hype. m50 At 10:53 2007/3/7, you wrote: Anyone else? robin... My most recent purchases: Shuya Okino - United Legends Two (Especial) http://www.discogs.com/release/922514 Full on and really gorgeous vocal house w/singing duties going to Josh Milan, Diviniti, Nicky Guiland, Courtney Dennie, and Vikter Duplaix. Remixes by Phil Asher, Seiji, DJ Kawasaki, Da Lata, and Mark de Clive-Lowe. Bought it in preparation for summer. A great EP for the Body Soul and Co-Op floors. I really like the Phil Asher and DJ Kawasaki remixes. Mark de Clive-Lowe's is downtempo track that just aches. I have to find a copy of United Legends One now. That one sold out fast. Dimensions6 - Living In The Sunshine (Arision) http://www.discogs.com/release/238150 Broken beats that have a nice balance of techy tweaky electronics and more straight forward house. The original has a nice disco bassline. Âme's mixes bring in the circuitry - the main mix is uptempo and the dub is more mid to downtempo. The second track on side two is perfect for building mood - full of ambient nature jungle sounds (birds, crickets, dubby effects), a constant kick drum thump, female vocal chants, a stripped down lead keyboard, and just a bit of building percussion. Daz-I-Kue - Rokstone (Soon Come) (Bittasweet) http://www.discogs.com/release/462945 A broken beat classic. Red Astaire on vocals, really nice samba style percussion, beautiful string arrangement, and a sinking bassline to move da butt. The Boulder Dub is toughened up but still retains elegance. The Bugz remix is typical Bugz goodness and there's an accapella track too. More accapellas please! Bellcrash - Full Of Music (Sunshine Enterprise) http://www.discogs.com/release/349814 Real dancefloor jazz breakbeats. Wicked stuff. Saxophones, B3 organs, bits of spoken word, and tons of energy. How anyone could stand still while this is playing is beyond me. Politik, The / I.N.T. - Dopeness Galore presents: The Timeless Interpretations II (Dopeness Galore) http://www.discogs.com/release/860403 All downtempo stuff. The Politik's (Bémbé Ségué Mark De Clive-Lowe) HIgh Priestess is jazzy flute led hip-hop/soul with layered samples of either wooden or shell windchimes in the background. It's another summery track just waiting for open windows and the stereo cranked. I.N.T.'s track is one of those perfect twilight tunes - hip-hop beat with a dubbed out trumpet and vocals just repeating What'cha gonna do? Gerardo Frisina - Saeta (Schema) http://www.discogs.com/release/186049 Ooooh, Latin Latin Latin - looped piano, clavé, shakers, hand drums all sound like they were recorded in a school gymnasium (which doesn't sound like it would work but it does), then breaks in the full drum rhythm. And it just continues on from there. The part two on the flip starts with everything kicking in earlier - and the piano loop is added onto by a lead piano. Hmmm, nice. Various - Cool, Calm Collective (4 Lux) http://www.discogs.com/release/280112 Usual 4 Lux stuff - broken beats, downtempo, one sort of tech-house tune that was the only dissappointment on an otherwise fine complilation. Another one in my attempt to fill in some releases of their discog. Cherie Mathieson / Cousin Cockroach - The Good Good 3 Sampler Vol. 2 (2000 Black) http://www.discogs.com/release/651657 It's 2000 Black - it's broken beat. Whaddya expect? Not a bad sampler. The Cousin Cockroach is basically a long DJ tool but a nice one. Cherie Mathieson's is the better track and includes both vocal and instrumental versions. These are some I'm waiting to get these from Rush Hour but they're being stupid with another list member's order that I went in on: New World Aquarium - Twenty (Delsin) Redshape - Alone on Mars? (Present Music) Paul's Machine - Visuals (Ourmachine Records) Also found a great deal of good used funk, soul jazz records lately - the Dells, Ramsey Lewis, and Johnny Guitar Watson to name just a few MEK
RE: (313) Your favorite CD only compilations/mixes
Peter Grummich - Club Maria Berlin: Dirty Floor http://www.discogs.com/release/622969 Cassy - Panorama Bar 01 http://www.discogs.com/release/772763 m50 At 04:36 2007/3/8, you wrote: This might suit where you're at at the moment Michael: http://www.discogs.com/release/204823 I still like it, although it's dating fast. Also, I think you'll love this: he had Hardy in his head that day... errmm, don't read that the wrong way. http://www.discogs.com/release/709692 And if you (or anyone else) didn't buy this yet, you should: http://www.discogs.com/release/637836 It is our electronic world on a plate! Ken -Original Message- From: Toby Frith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 08 March 2007 09:50 To: Aidan O'Doherty; Dan Bean Cc: Matt Kane's Brain; 313@hyperreal.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: (313) Your favorite CD only compilations/mixes I really like this mix CD.. http://www.discogs.com/release/130582 -Original Message- From: Aidan O'Doherty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 08 March 2007 08:58 To: Dan Bean Cc: Matt Kane's Brain; 313@hyperreal.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: (313) Your favorite CD only compilations/mixes http://www.discogs.com/release/32144 the claude young mix is great. On 08/03/07, Dan Bean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 7 Mar 2007, at 20:02, Matt Kane's Brain wrote: 1.) Not this listy, but my favorite is Coldcut vs. DJ Food vs. DJ Krush's 2 CD set Cold Krush Cuts Seconded, the Krush mix CD on that is awesome!
RE: (313) Tunes
At 10:19 2007/3/7, Odeluga, Ken wrote: Ok, I will bite after all - mostly electro + 2 techno. ... Silicone Scally - Bioroid (LP) (Satamile Records) -best I've heard from him for almost a decade... makes me want to go back and check the LP he had on the same label last year. Software, dense, dirty, deceptively unmelodic. But it grows... Seconded!! Redshape - Telefunk (Styrax Leaves) -Big, clean, clonky and monolithically sinister techno. It's the year 21**. Seconded!! m50
Re: (313) Prince @ Super Bowl
At 11:38 2007/2/5, you wrote: On 2/5/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Wow - really fantastic show he put on. It was more like a Prince concert than a half-time show. Surprised at how little uproar there is over his, ahem, guitar solo. ;-D the symbol guitar projected against that sheet so it looked like prince has a huge cock was much more offensive that jj's titty a couple years back. tom If by offensive you mean awesome. m50
Re: (313) We get Coachella, England gets Bloc Weekend.
Disco D in the Tecbloc Arena? m50 At 11:51 2007/2/6, you wrote: England 1, US nil. http://www.blocweekend.com/BLOC-LINE-UP.html Sigh. - Greg P.S. Congratulations to 313's own Matt Chester who gets to play at this. Ob313: Rob Hood's playing, too.
Re: (313) CHICAGO 18.JAN (Smart Bar) + 19.JAN (Sonotheque) Afrika Bambaataa, Steinski, Daedelus, Derek Plaslaiko, etc
For bay area listers, I'll also be playing some shows out in the SF area alongside some names you might recognize: 2007.02.03sa 21:00-02:00 Konverge Señor Frio (live - Portland - Digital Distortions, Narita) Scifisol (live - Portland - Ramp) m50 (Chicago - Mathematics, Consumers Research Development, WNUR) Satamile David Siska (Sonicsunset.com) @ Rx Gallery 132 Eddy Street (at Mason) San Francisco, CA 21+ 5$ 2007.02.04su m50 (Chicago - Mathematics, Consumers Research Development, WNUR) David Siska (Sonicsunset.com) J_Moody (Meiotic) Cez (Justgoodmusic.com @ Mighty Gallery 119 Utah St San Francisco, CA 21+ 0$ respect to Disco D. m50 At 23:44 2007/1/22, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: For the bay area listers, my friends and I are bringing out Miksate to SF on Feb. 10th. More info and a snippet of her live set here: http://www.myspace.com/lowendsaturday Quoting Luis-Manuel Garcia [EMAIL PROTECTED]: So, I'm only catching up on my listservs now (I had a 3-night run of clubbing here in Paris. Gui Boratto @ Pulp, Exercise One Anja Schneider @ Nouveau Casino, and MyMy Jesse Rose @ Rex...so not much email-checking). Anyway, I just wanted to add that I've been loving Miskate's releases on FoundSound to bits. I loved the Rip It Cookie Muenster EP, but I'm also digging her more recent work, like the Pharm Whacker EP (although I have trouble imagining myself mixing it into a set). If you're a fan of the clickity-clack school of microhouse + thumpy but well-articulated bass, she's your woman. And DJ Sassmouth rocks on many levels. Miss ya Sam! Luis On Jan 18, 2007, at 6:18 PM, David Powers wrote: On 1/18/07, Ray Rodriguez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello Chicago friends- Just a quick note here to inform you of two great shows in Chicago...today and tomorrow... Thu.Jan.18th (Smart Bar) + Fri.Jan.19th (Sonotheque). Not to threadjack here, but I feel obligated to mention another great show in Chicago tonight, Jan 18 at Sonotheque. Simko and Sassmouth are both great DJ's and Miskate did some really great tracks in 2006: Wake Up! Moves to 3rd Thursdays at Sonotheque! To celebrate the new monthly, curators Kate Simko and Sassmouth are proud to host Philadelphia-based label owner and producer Miskate! Miskate has been making waves in Europe and across the U.S. with her live set. Join us for her first Chicago appearance! Residents Kate Simko and DJ Sassmouth round off the night with DJ sets. 9pm - 2am 21+ Free before 10:00 $5 after MISKATE Miskate is Kate Iwanowicz. originally a Pittsburgh dj, she held down various residencies in that area. she received a degree in anthropology (and a minor in music) at university of pittsburgh -- where she also participated in a gamelan ensemble. her interests in sound began at a young age-first playing violin, then piano, then guitar, now sample-based electronics (often incorporating her own singing voice among other found sounds). her regular bookings playing deep, minimal house and techno encouraged her move to philadelphia in summer 2001. after relocating, she had taken responsibilities as co-organizer of both the pitchspork monthly (hosting names like magda, matthew dear, sammy dee, geoff white, jeff milligan and others) and the foundsound record label. her production debut came in may 2004 with the release of rip it cookie muenster (foundsound01). since then, miskate hammered out eps for foundsound, microcosm, alphahouse, roman-photo, karloff, einmaleins and plenty more to come. ~David
Re: (313) Just ported my account
I just wish that more venues spent 1/10th as much time money on acoustics. m50 At 08:57 2007/1/19, Thor Teague wrote: Just switched over from my MSU account to my Gmail account, and I feel like an idiot for not having done this forever ago. The Gmail account is sweet for the 313 list in that it's conversation style of indexing messages is better than both the digest format and the individual message format. Oh, and re: listening room... the conundrum here is, does this guy have job? Why go to all this trouble if you're not sitting in it 24/7, and how could you do it without some pretty decent cashflow? Mysterious.
Re: (313) jamal moss remix
If you all are into the Steve Tang / Jamal Moss vein of material, you might like my 'etc' radio show. I've been airing after Clinically Inclined since 1999 and both of these guys (Mr Moss Mr Tang) have kindly contributed guest sets to the program. It currently airs weekly from 11pm-2am CST on WNUR in Chicago. In semi-related news, I'll be playing an electro set alongside David Siska (of Clinically Inclined) at the Rx Gallery in San Francisco on Saturday, February 3rd. It will be a SF debut for both of us. m50 http://m50.net/ At 08:52 2007/1/12, robin wrote: http://www.mathematicsrecordings.com/MathematicsRecordingsDigital.html Doesn't seem to have the file though. robin... Odeluga, Ken wrote: In a similar vein, Has anyone else checked out the 'IAMTHATIAM' digital-only 'compilation' on Mathematics Recordings? (Available from Bleep.com and possibly elsewhere but I haven't checked.) I have 'comp' in inverted commas because although it's supposed to be a set of tracks contributed on an anonymous basis by the likes of Poindexter, Adonis and other Chicago bods, of whom Jamal Moss is something of a protégé, they do all sound uncannily like Mr Moss! Still, they're all at least good and there are some gems too.
Re: (313) jamal moss remix
I should say: weekly on Friday evenings. m50 At 09:27 2007/1/12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you all are into the Steve Tang / Jamal Moss vein of material, you might like my 'etc' radio show. I've been airing after Clinically Inclined since 1999 and both of these guys (Mr Moss Mr Tang) have kindly contributed guest sets to the program. It currently airs weekly from 11pm-2am CST on WNUR in Chicago. In semi-related news, I'll be playing an electro set alongside David Siska (of Clinically Inclined) at the Rx Gallery in San Francisco on Saturday, February 3rd. It will be a SF debut for both of us. m50 http://m50.net/ At 08:52 2007/1/12, robin wrote: http://www.mathematicsrecordings.com/MathematicsRecordingsDigital.html Doesn't seem to have the file though. robin... Odeluga, Ken wrote: In a similar vein, Has anyone else checked out the 'IAMTHATIAM' digital-only 'compilation' on Mathematics Recordings? (Available from Bleep.com and possibly elsewhere but I haven't checked.) I have 'comp' in inverted commas because although it's supposed to be a set of tracks contributed on an anonymous basis by the likes of Poindexter, Adonis and other Chicago bods, of whom Jamal Moss is something of a protégé, they do all sound uncannily like Mr Moss! Still, they're all at least good and there are some gems too.
Re: (313) Shari Vari - The Scene
This thread is kicking my butt, thanks guys! m50 At 06:12 2007/1/7, Martin Dust wrote: Good find Rob, the first guy is brilliant - reminds me of the jazz dancers at Jive Turkey in Sheffield... m On 7 Jan 2007, at 11:57, Robert Taylor wrote: I like this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mf0AsckXYUMmode=relatedsearch= Rob Taylor VT Librarian x8599 Hatch Desk x1088 VT Library Users' Guide -Original Message- From: Martin Dust [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 07 January 2007 11:41 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: list 313 Subject: Re: (313) Shari Vari - The Scene and this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fdzDKp4EO4 m On 6 Jan 2007, at 16:14, theREALmxyzptlk wrote: Crappy resolution, but as long as we're on this bus... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtIPD5lbsx8 Is that guitar even plugged in ;) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhE-0IDpkiM m ## ### 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) Gigantic corporate disclaimers?
Ditto on this, I was subscribed via hotmail for years. m50 At 07:49 2007/1/5, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Uh, Kent - I thought 313 didn't allow Hotmail and other free accounts? I used to use my Hotmail email for the list but then went on a long vacation and unsubed. When I came back it wouldn't allow me to use it anymore. Therefore, I use my work account since I'm always checking it. MEK kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 01/05/2007 09:37:56 AM: Without singling anyone out, or going all list admin on anyone... is anyone by me annoyed by multi-line corporate disclaimers at the end of people's E-mail messages? I know that if you subscribe from a work e-mail account, you may not have any say in the matter. But with GMail and Yahoo and (urk) Hotmail giving out free e-mail accounts, I'm not sure why anyone would subscribe to 313 with a work e-mail address. Unless of course, your corporate firewall blocks web browsing, in which case: carry on brother, stick it to the Man! And another thing -- and this has nothing to do with 313 subscribers using work address -- what sort of clownpants dorkwad corporate busybody thinks putting a disclaimer at the end of employees' e-mails does anything but annoy the sh1t out of everyone who has to look at them? Come the revolution, the useless middle managers with nothing better to do than come up with crap like this will be the first to go.
(313) my radio
What radio do you listen to? I'm mostly interested in live broadcasts, especially net radio and traditional FM and AM based. If you do a show yourself or are affiliated with one, I'd like to hear about that too. I'm working on updating my listening schedule and would like to know what's out there. Thanks in advance, m50
Re: (313) Laptop Debate
Pardon my dust, but isn't Kirk known for having one of the craziest setups of modular analog synths in the world? m50 At 07:09 2006/9/3, v12 wrote: silenced: trak 6,10 and 16 - to my ear: NONE they've just got their hi-end cut off which adds greyness to the overall impression.. i've listened to 320 kbps mp3s and it all sounds like arturia vsti's or something like that. reminds me of the numerous degiorgio releases (new religion) i tried to listen to not long ago.. option b - if any of thse was actually made with analog gear, then mr downey could feel free to sell the boxes as the same sound might be generated with the digital emulation. on the fly, at the click of the mouse.. /12 - Original Message - From: Martin Dust [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2006 9:18 AM Subject: (313) Laptop Debate OK then, which one of these is purely made on analog kit? http://www.dustscience.com/Audio/hi/dustsnd003-06-TheBlackDog-Silenced.m3u http://www.dustscience.com/Audio/hi/dustsnd003-10-TheBlackDog-Silenced.m3u http://www.dustscience.com/Audio/hi/dustsnd003-16-TheBlackDog-Silenced.m3u m
(313) ie 2003.08.03 (debut), etc2 2003.08.04, events
[update] ie this Sunday night 2003.08.03su 22:00 CST 1hour hosted by m50 tune in to http://www.netmusique.com/ - jazzmusique co-broadcasting with 89.3fm locally, http://www.wnur.org/live.ram etc2 this Monday morning 2003.08.04mo 05:00 CST 150minutes hosted by m50 tune in to 89.3 fm or http://www.wnur.org/live.ram La La Land this Monday night 2003.08.04mo 21:30 CST 90minutes m50 v nickd electro set tune in to 89.3 fm or http://www.wnur.org/live.ram this Monday night Concur presents: 2003.08.04mo 22:00 m50 (WNUR-FM, Meiotic) Proswell (live PA - Monotonik recordings, Merck recordings, Inpuj recordings) Ray_rod (Hefty records) @ Danny's 1951 W Dickens Chicago IL 21+ 0$ Improvlotto this Wednesday 2003.08.06we 21:00 featuring live improvisation / collaborative performance by: Philip Von Zweck Christopher Sorg J Cookson m50 @ Buddy Gallery 1542 N Milwaukee, 2nd Floor Chicago, IL 0+ 0$ ie this Thursday afternoon 2003.08.07th 14:00 CST 1hour hosted by m50 tune in to http://www.netmusique.com/ - jazzmusique etc this Friday night 2003.08.09sa 01:00 3hours hosted by m50 featuring: Todd Sines (Residual, Background, Planet E) Archetype (live PA - Black Nation, Theory, Sonic Mind, 21/22 Corporation, Ongaku, Speaker Attack, 77, Inkubator Akustik) tune in to 89.3 fm or http://www.wnur.org/live.ram now followed weekly by Perfect_Dark with Synctank of Purist illmeasures presents: Flow this Saturday 2003.08.09sa 22:00-03:00: hosted by Striz DJ Reed featuring: Todd Sines (Residual, Background, Planet E) Archetype (live PA - Black Nation, Theory, Sonic Mind, 21/22 Corporation, Ongaku, Speaker Attack, 77, Inkubator Akustik) m50 @ Lava Lounge 859 N Damen Chicago, IL 21+ 0$ [upcoming] ie (netmusique/jazzmusique) 2003.08.10su 22:00CST 1hour etc2 (wnur) 2003.08.11mo 05:00CST 150minutes ie (netmusique/jazzmusique) 2003.08.14th 14:00CST 1hour etc (wnur) 2003.08.16sa 01:00CST 3hours: TRS-80 (live PA - Invisible, Intikrec), Proswell (live PA - Inpuj, Merck) ie (netmusique/jazzmusique) 2003.08.17su 22:00CST 1hour [playlists] Steve Tang, nickd : etc : 2003.Aug.02 00:30 3hours : WNUR-FM (audible archive available at http://m50.net/) Steve Tang (http://www.emphasisrecordings.com/)... (artist) : (track title) : (label) Melody Boy 2000 : Monotone Fantastique : Dum Baby Ford : One For Sorrow : Background DJ K1 : U Will Dance : D1 Recordings Jack Lagoon : S.F. : Velocet Spacetime Continuum : Kairo (Carl Craig Remix) : Reflective FLUX : Bug In My Head : Klang Electronic Jark Prongo : Bad Beat : N/A Telex : Raised By Snakes (Shake Remix) : SSR Nitzer Ebb : Join In The Chant : Geffen FBK : Knobs Switches : Frictional The Theory Of Machines : Tomthumb : Steel City JayDee : Plastic Dreams : RS Rino Cerrone : Intense Flood : Rilis Steven Tang : For The Trip : Emphasis Recordings (unreleased) DIY : Hothead EP : WARP Paul Mac : Paradox (Reshape EP) : Bio Records Mark Broom : Three : Coda Advent Rx : Everything's Gone Green : Internal Aubrey : Break Out : Dark Denard Henry : Lost, Lonely Lethal : Cipher Aubrey : [untitled] : Dark nickd (http://dj.nickd.org/)... (artist) : (track title) : (release) : (label) Arovane : Minth : Minth : City Centre Offices David Hausdorf : Lumochod : Tiefenrausch : Lifetime Dash Dude : So Clicken : Casual Friday : Morris Audio Joachim Spieth : B : Ich : Kompakt Hakan Lidbo : Powderhead : Noise Obscurities : Moody Formidable Force : Mind Games : 2020 vision DJ Sneak : I Dropped My Glowstick - Sneak's Glowing Mix : I Dropped My Glowstick : Magnetic Paul Davidson : Vinyl Roads : Tango Rac : High Wire : Diversions : WARP Frankie Bones : a2 : ...and Here's Another Human Distraction : Remains Tricky Disco : Tricky Disco : Tricky Disco : WARP 808state : Sync/Swim : Newbuild : Rephlex DJ Dan : Put That Record Back On - H-Foundation Mix : Put That Record Back On, Part 1 : Honchos 808state : Flow Coma : Newbuild : Rephlex 808state : Flow coma - Aphex Twin's Squidged Out In The Bank Mix : [white label] Blue Noise : Numbray : Creative Music Flash Brothers : Captured - Joshua Collins Rmx : Hooj Choons Tone Depth : Rumble Fish - Original Mix : Bedrock Omni Trio : Higher Ground : Even Angels cast Shadows : Moving Shadow Thomas Fehlmann : Luftikus : Whistle : Kompakt Radiohead : [untitled] : Kid A : Capitol The Microphones : [a2] : The Singing From Mt. Eerie : K The Microphones : Moon Moon : Moon Moon : k The New Seekers : Little Bit Of Sunshine : Coca Cola m50 : DJ OP's Show : 2003.Jul.29 23:00 90minutes : WNUR-FM (audible archive available at http://m50.net/) Invexis : Love It - Rmx by Diego : Love It : Pornostarmusic Danilo Vigorito : Shockwave : Windmill EP : Speaker Attack Invexis : Love It : Love It : Pornostarmusic Conceiled Project : [untitled] : Second Coming : Code Red Adam Beyer : Recoded : Recoded : Planet Rhythm Johan Bacto Hardcell : [untitled] : Traveller : Devil's Choice Adam Beyer Marco Carola : [untitled] : [untitled] : Drumcode DJ Preach : Performance Means Faster : Performance M.F
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and for all of you who only got the top half of that e-mail (sorry about that)... here is the rest, including the last line you probably received: ...Blaze : Lovelee Dae 20:20 Vision Main Mix by Carl A Finlow : Lovelee Dae : Playhouse nickd... Peace Division : Beats iN Piecez, Volume 1 : NRK Sound Division Peace Division : Do You See Me? : Prolekult Sasha : Magnetic North : Airdrawndagger : Deconstruction Marco Carola : B2 : 9th Question : Question Alka : Mifa : Resopal Mark Farina : Radio : Radio : Om Ibi : Whacked : Karnival EP : Pro-Jex Rino Cerrone : A1 : Rilis 04 : Rilis Rino Cerrone : A1 : Rilis 04 : Rilis D. Diggler : Motojuice : Motojuice : Resopal Jerry Bonham : Seventh Seal : Original Mix : Saw Michael Langlois : Start : Sub Static Richie Hawtin : [unknown] : DE9: Closer to the Edit (Parts) : M_nus Richie Hawtin : [unknown] : DE9: Closer to the Edit (Parts) : M_nus Mark Farina : Radio : Radio : Om So Takahashi : Patterns : Locked Groove #21 : Carpark Two Lone Swordsmen : Locked Swords : Locked Groove B12 : Warp Joachim Speith : B : Ich : Kompakt G. Pal presents Ghos : Beneath the Surface : Piano Mix : Beneath the Surface : Shinichi Rac : High Wire : Diversions : Warp Casey Hogan and Deitrich Schoenemann : Side A : Stamp Series 1 : Complete Distribution Dettinger : A1 : Blond : Kompakt G : A Noir - Autopoieses : G: The Mixes : Force Inc. Tricky Disco : Tricky Disco : Warp Bob Sinclair : Bisou Sucre : Africanism : Yellow DJ Sneak : I Dropped My Glowstick : Hodges Sticky Dub : Magnetic Michael Langlois : Start : Sub Static Matthias Tanzmann : Those Nights : Moon Harbour Gus Gus : David (I Still Have Last Night In My Body) : Darren Emerson Mix : Underwater Hakan Lidbo : Protozoans : Special Needs Hakan Lidbo : White Trash : Noise Obscourities : Moody Peace Division : Seriously Twisted : Droppin' Deep : Low Pressings Radiohead : Treefingers : Kid A : Capitol Drumprints One : Big Dub : Drumprints Sampler Two : Primitive Jakatta : American Dream - Joey Negro Club Mix : Rulin K. Lakizz : Silverstar Bar - T. Raumschmiere Mix : Sender Missy Elliott : Work It - Swag Remix : [white label] Soultek : Soultwist : Chapter One : Kompute Eddie Amador : Psycho X-Girlfriend : Yoshitoshi Duncan Gray : I'll Do You : Console The New Seekers : Buy the World a Coke : Coca-Cola Recordings Peter Benisch : The Desert White - Adam Beyer Remix : Soundtrack Saga: The Remixes : i220 Mar-Tex : Ljulja (Remix) : Kindergarten 1 : Choice G-Man : Fiky : Beautiful (Album Sampler) : i220 Ibi : Whacked : Karnival EP : Pro-Jex Frank Leslie : Side A: Washington to Grant : The House of Presidents Wax Museum : The Allentown Record Comapny Blue Noise : Prototype : Creative Music Circulation : B : Emerald : Circulation Radiohead : Idioteque : Kid A : Capitol [local] 2003.08.02sa 22:00-03:00 illmeasures presents: Flow Brazil (Organik Produckshunz) DJ Justin Reed Striz @ Lava Lounge 859 N Damen Chicago, IL 21+ 0$ 2003.08.02sa 23:00 Vibeonauts, N'Joy and XM Satellite Radio present: Planet of the Drums Tour Dieselboy AK 1200 Dara MC J. Messinian Ry-N Glyde The Opus @ Metro 3730 N Clark Chicago, IL 18+ 20$ 2003.08.04mo 20:00 Concur presents: m50 (WNUR-FM, Meiotic) Proswell (live PA - Monotonik recordings, Merck recordings, Inpuj recordings) Ray_rod (Hefty records) @ Danny's 1951 W Dickens Chicago IL 21+ 0$ 2003.08.05tu Consumers Research and Development and Someoddpilot records present: Substance Rusty McNeedles (of Single Minded Pros) @ Streetside Cafe 3201 W Armitage Chicago, IL 21+ 0$ fon 773 252 9700 2003.08.06we 21:00 Improvlotto (live improvisation / collaborative performance) Philip Von Zweck Christopher Sorg J Cookson m50 @ Buddy Gallery 1542 N Milwaukee, 2nd Floor Chicago, IL 0+ 0$ 2003.08.07th 22:00 OBS/EAR, Meiotic, Gramaphone and Antenna present: Threat 02 Todd Sines Archetype Traxx Josh Werner Marko Katic @ Smartbar 3730 N Clark Chicago, IL 21+ 7$ 2003.08.08fr 23:00 Drew's Birthday Bash! Spark (live) Drew Wehrle (dj set) @ Subterranean 2011 W North Ave Chicago, IL 21+ ?$ 2003.08.09sa 22:00 illmeasures presents: Flow Todd Sines (Residual, Background, Planet E) Archetype (live PA - Black Nation, Theory, Sonic Mind, 21/22 Corporation, Ongaku, Speaker Attack, 77, Inkubator Akustik) m50 (WNUR) Striz (illmeasures) DJ Reed (illmeasures) @ Lava Lounge 859 N Damen Chicago, IL 21+ 0$ event submissions (and corrections) are welcome check out http://m50.net/ - news - [local] if you want links for these listings or repostable data for mailers [list] reply for info / remove / booking info thanks for reading! [end]
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[update] DJ OP's Techno Show tonight 2003.07.29tu 23:00 90minutes m50's hard and minimal techno set tune in to 89.3 fm or http://www.wnur.org/live.ram more at http://www.djop.com/ etc this Friday night 2003.08.02sa 01:00 3hours hosted by: m50 featuring: Steve Tang (Emphasis recordings), nickd tune in to 89.3 fm or http://www.wnur.org/live.ram more at http://www.emphasisrecordings.com/ http://dj.nickd.org/ etc2 this Monday morning 2003.08.04mo 05:00 150minutes hosted by: m50 tune in to 89.3 fm or http://www.wnur.org/live.ram this Monday night at Danny's Tavern Concur presents: 2003.08.04mo 20:00 hosted by: Ray_rod (Hefty records) m50 (WNUR-FM, Meiotic) Proswell (live PA - Monotonik recordings, Merck recordings, Inpuj recordings) @ Danny's 1951 W Dickens Chicago, IL 21+ 0$ [upcoming] Improvlotto 2003.08.06we 21:00 Philip Von Zweck, Christopher Sorg, J Cookson, m50 see 'local' etc (wnur) 2003.08.09sa 01:00 3hours: Todd Sines (Residual, Background, Planet E), Archetype (live PA - Black Nation, Theory, Sonic Mind, 21/22 Corporation, Ongaku, Speaker Attack, 77, Inkubator Akustik), illmeasures presents: Flow 2003.08.09sa 22:00-03:00: Todd Sines (Residual, Background, Planet E), Archetype (live PA - Black Nation, Theory, Sonic Mind, 21/22 Corporation, Ongaku, Speaker Attack, 77, Inkubator Akustik), m50, Striz, DJ Reed see 'local' etc2 (wnur) 2003.08.11mo 05:00 150minutes downtempo [playlists] m50 : etc2 : 2003.Jul.28 05:00 150minutes : WNUR-FM (audible archive available at http://m50.net/) Amon Tobin : Verbal : Verbal : Ninjatune Journeyman : 3001 (Matrix II) : Voodoo Roux : Waveform Midwest Product : Reminder : Specifics : Ghostly Atjazz : Witchbender : Labresults : Mantis Polygon Window : If It Really Is Me : Thailand Sunsets : Pagan Meat Beat Manifesto : Hankerchief Head : RUOK : :\Run Gus Gus : Unneccessary : Attention : Moonshine Princess Superstar : Do It Like A Robot : Last Of The Great 20th Century Composers : The Corrupt Conglomerate Frederic Galliano : Kanbouto : And The African Divas : FCommunications Supreme Beings Of Leisure : Calamity Jane : Divine Operating System : Palmpictures Dr Digi : Dreaming : Dust Devil : Shakti Dubtribe Sound System : Do It Now : Back To Basics : System Turismo : Odessa : Die Riesige Nacht : Ware BRS : Catch The Boat - Fthing Loft Interpretation : Back To Basics : System Vacuous Ninnies : [track 3] : Vacuous Ninnies : Quatermass Black Powder : Mosaferat : Back To Basics : System Narcotic Thrust feat. Yvonne Lewis : Safe From Harm (Andy Morris Stuart Crichton Mix) : Back To Basics : System Baldwin : Heat Of Summer : Colors On A Canvas : Ivory Productions Protman : [untitled - track 1] : Voidcomp : [self-released] Protman : [untitled - track 2] : Voidcomp : [self-released] Karma Sutra : Robbery Of Vibrations : Voodoo Roux Deux : Waveform Funckarma : Noir : Danny Howells - 24/7 : Global Underground Subtonal : Electricite De Nuit : Danny Howells - 24/7 : Global Underground Will Saul : Fast Lane (Fink Remix) : Danny Howells - 24/7 : Global Underground The Streets : Let's Push Thing's Forward : Original Pirate Material : Vice A Sides Ft. Singing Fats Regina : What U Don't Know : Fabio : Fabriclive Omni Trio : Renegade Snares Remix (High Contrast Remix) : Fabio : Fabriclive Commix : I'll Take You There : Fabio : Fabriclive Priscilla McClean : Archangels : Invisible Chariots (1975-77) : CRI Robbers / Edwards : Bobsimultor : Dutchdance 2003 Vol 1 : Dutchdance m50 : Sabor Latino fill-in : 2003.Jul.27 22:00 2hours : WNUR-FM (audible archive available at http://m50.net/) Zorn : Sputnik : The City's Collapsing (But Not Tonight) : Lux Nigra Phon.o : Stereosushi : Typodub : Cytrax Ken Ishii : Sponge : Garden Of The Palm : RS Thomas Gwosdz : Ganz Toll : Gesellenstuecke : Schnittstelle Tomas Jirku : Sequin Six : Sequins : Force Inc Geoff White : Sandstone : [untitled] : Lo-fi Stereo G-Man : Quo Vadis : Quo Vadis : i220 G-Man : Zeno : Beautiful : i220 James Ruskin : Confession : Into Submission : Tresor James Ruskin : Set Up : Into Submission : Tresor Jake Farley : Dance Florr Suicide : Crisis : Sender Osborne : Daylight - Pyjama Mix by Isolee : Daylight : Spectral Titonton Duvante Fabrice Lig : Chimay Shimmy : Refraction Vol. 1 : Residual Matthew Dear : Some New Depression : Idol Tryouts : Ghostly Steve Tang : Overcast : Travelling Down A Different Avenue : Emphasis Sascha Funke : Pustekuchen : Kollektiv3 : Bpitchcontrol Geoff White : John Tejada Remix : Duck Cover : Cytrax Feadz : Wrekstin : Kollektiv3 : Bpitchcontrol Intricate : Kay One : Aube : Spezial Materiel Gregory Shiff : Repetitive Forms : Exit And Entrance : Persona Steve Tang : Windy City : Windy City : Emphasis Gregory Shiff : Facing Moves : Exit And Entrance 1 : Persona Ellen Allien : Augenblick : Berlinette : Bpitchcontrol Twerk : B/S : Tide Of Events : Planet Rhythm Ellen Allien : Secret : .Berlinette : Bpitchcontrol Ellen Allien : Open : Berlinette : Bpitchcontrol Rework : Anyway I Know You : Closer
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[update] nickd.org presents: DJ VS DILLO: 'Attack of the Timestretched Progressive Trance Narrative Other Electronic Oddities' 2003.07.25fr 22:00-late featuring: nickd v m50 (on four turntables) other VERY special guests... @ El Scorcho 2026 Maple #2 Evanston, IL 0+ 0$ etc as Head Theater this Friday night 2003.07.26sa 01:00 3hours hosted by: pHonaut tune in to 89.3 fm or http://www.wnur.org/live.ram etc2 this Monday morning 2003.07.28mo 05:00 150minutes hosted by: m50 tune in to 89.3 fm or http://www.wnur.org/live.ram (etc 2 has been re-started after 2 year's absence for a limited time, and seems to be drifting towards a focus on downtempo music check playlists for details) [upcoming] etc (wnur) 2003.08.02sa 01:00 3hours etc2 (wnur) 2003.08.04mo 05:00 150minutes downtempo Improvlotto 2003.08.06we 21:00 Philip Von Zweck, Christopher Sorg, J Cookson, m50 see 'local' etc (wnur) 2003.08.09sa 01:00 3hours: Todd Sines (Residual, Background, Planet E), Archetype (live PA - Black Nation, Theory, Sonic Mind, 21/22 Corporation, Ongaku, Speaker Attack, 77, Inkubator Akustik) illmeasures presents: Flow 2003.08.09sa 22:00-03:00: Todd Sines (Residual, Background, Planet E), Archetype (live PA - Black Nation, Theory, Sonic Mind, 21/22 Corporation, Ongaku, Speaker Attack, 77, Inkubator Akustik), m50, Striz, DJ Reed see 'local' [playlists] m50: etc2 : 2003.Jul.22 05:00 150minutes : WNUR-FM Deadly Avenger : We Took Pelham : Deep Red : Illicit Thievery Corporation : Weightless : Rise Soundtrack : Movement Alpinestars : 77 Sunset Strip : BASIC : Guidance Echo : Sparks From A Wheel - Rae Christian Instrumental : The Remixes : New Line Lumin : Izgrala : Traveler '03 : Six Degrees Echo : Sparks From A Wheel - Rae Christian Remix : The Remixes : New Line Bonobo : Noctuary : Dial 'M' For Monkey : Ninjatune Ralph Myerz and the Jack Herren Band : Here Is Love : A Special Album : Emperor Norton Bonobo : D Song : Dial M For Monkey : Ninjatune Ralph Myers and the Jack Herren Band : Casino : A Special Album : Emperor Norton Funki Porchini : The Big Sea : Fast Asleep : Ninjatune Echostar : Night Light : Sola : Shadow Weekend Players : 21st Century : Pursuit Of Happiness : Full Frequency Respone Recordings The Latin Project : En Fuego : Nueva Musica : Electric Monkey DJ Spinna : Funktakuda : Solebeatsone : Solemusic Coolhouse Productions : Madness In The Mirror : Life Turns 180 Degrees : Coolhouse Productions Audio Bullys : Snake : Ego War : Astralwerks Fannypack : Boom Boom : So Stylistic : Tommy Boy Everything But The Girl : Before Today - Chicane Remix : Like The Deserts Miss The Rain : Warner Thievery Corporation : All That We Perceive : The Richest Man In Babylon : Eighteenth Street Lounge Pixies : Here Comes Your Man : Pixies : SpinArt Autechre : [track 4] : Draft 7.30 : WARP [local] 2003.07.25fr Duotone Angel Alanis Aaron Michelson Erin Stephenson John Massey Drumcell Subversive @ Wonderbar 2692 La Cienga Blvd (just south of the 10/Venice Blvd) LA, CA 21+ free before 00:00, 4$ after 2003.07.25fr 22:00-late nickd.org presents: DJ VS DILLO nickd v m50 (on four turntables) John Digweed (exclusive North American performance - Bedrock) kid606 (live PA - Carpark, Tigerbeat6) @ El Scorcho 2026 Maple #2 Evanston, IL 0+ 0$ 2003.07.26sa 13:00-17:00 Buck Funnies Dalek (Brooklyn) Giant (Portland) Joker (San Fransisco) @ Heaven Gallery 1550 N Milwaukee Chicago, IL ?+ ?$ 2003.07.26sa 22:00-03:00 illmeasures presents: Flow Caural (Chocolate Ind) Striz (Illmeasures) @ Lava Lounge 859 N Damen Chicago, IL 21+ 0$ 2003.07.27su 13:00-17:00 Buck Funnies Dalek (Brooklyn) Giant (Portland) Joker (San Fransisco) @ Heaven Gallery 1550 N Milwaukee Chicago, IL ?+ ?$ 2003.08.02sa 22:00-03:00 illmeasures presents: Flow Brazil (Organik Produckshunz) DJ Justin Reed Striz @ Lava Lounge 859 N Damen Chicago, IL 21+ 0$ 2003.08.02sa 23:00 Vibeonauts, N'Joy and XM Satellite Radio present: Planet of the Drums Tour Dieselboy AK 1200 Dara MC J. Messinian Ry-N Glyde The Opus @ Metro 3730 N Clark Chicago, IL 18+ 20$ 2003.08.05tu Consumers Research and Development and Someoddpilot records present: Substance Rusty McNeedles (of Single Minded Pros) @ Streetside Cafe 3201 W Armitage Chicago, IL 21+ 0$ fon 773 252 9700 2003.08.06we 21:00 Improvlotto (live improvisation / collaborative performance) Philip Von Zweck Christopher Sorg J Cookson m50 @ Buddy Gallery 1542 N Milwaukee, 2nd Floor Chicago, IL 0+ 0$ 2003.08.07th 22:00 OBS/EAR, Meiotic, Gramaphone and Antenna present: Threat 02 Todd Sines (Residual, Background, Planet E) Archetype (Black Nation, Theory, Sonic Mind, 21/22 Corporation, Ongaku, Speaker Attack, 77, Inkubator Akustik) Traxx Josh Werner Marko Katic @ Smartbar 3730 N Clark Chicago, IL 21+ 7$ 2003.08.09sa 22:00 illmeasures presents: Flow Todd Sines (Residual, Background, Planet E) Archetype (live PA - Black Nation, Theory, Sonic Mind, 21/22 Corporation, Ongaku, Speaker Attack, 77, Inkubator Akustik) m50 (WNUR) Striz DJ
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[update] etc as Head Theater this Friday night 2003.07.26sa 01:00 3hours hosted by: pHonaut tune in to 89.3 fm or http://www.wnur.org/live.ram [site] http://www.m50.net/ new version launched 2003.07.11 [upcoming] etc (wnur) 2003.08.02sa 01:00 180minutes: Todd Sines (Residual, Background, Planet E), Archetype (live PA - Black Nation, Theory, Sonic Mind, 21/22 Corporation, Ongaku, Speaker Attack, 77, Inkubator Akustik) Illmeasures presents: Flow 2003.08.02sa 22:00-03:00: Archetype, m50, Striz, DJ Reed see 'local' [playlists] m50, Warmdesk, Matt Mercer : etc : 2003.Jul.19 01:00 180minutes : WNUR-FM m50... Nova Solis : Komma Eins (Instrumental Mix) : [unreleased] Carsten Jost : Pink : Pinksilver : Sender Warmdesk live... no setlist m50... Acceleradeck : Farewell Loop : The Nearness Of You Makes Me Feel So Real : Rocket Racer Opiate : 020301 : Possible : Vertical Form Slowdive : Blue Skied An' Clear : Pygmalion : Creation Matt Mercer (Forte, 409) live... no setlist Warmdesk DJ set... no setlist m50... Chateau Flight : Cosmic Race : Cosmic Race : Versatile More Warmdesk DJ set... no setlist m50... Nova Solis : Two (1st Version) : [unreleased] Björk : Alarm Call - Speech Therapy Mix by Matmos : Alarm Call : One Little Indian The Conceiled Project : [untitled] : Definition of D : Svek Nova Solis : No Whistles : [unreleased] [thanks] Nova Solis Matt Mercer @ http://www.mattmercer.com/ Warmdesk @ http://www.aposteriori.org/ [local] 2003.07.19sa 13:00-17:00 Buck Funnies Dalek (Brooklyn) Giant (Portland) Joker (San Fransisco) @ Heaven Gallery 1550 N Milwaukee Chicago, IL ?+ ?$ 2003.07.19sa 22:00 µ-ziq @ Emptybottle 1035 N Western Chicago, IL 21+ 12$ 2003.07.19sa 22:00-03:00 Illmeasures presents: Flow DJ Warp (People Of Rhythm) Striz (Illmeasures) @ Lava Lounge 859 N Damen Chicago, IL 21+ ?$ 2003.07.20su 13:00-17:00 Buck Funnies Dalek (Brooklyn) Giant (Portland) Joker (San Fransisco) @ Heaven Gallery 1550 N Milwaukee Chicago, IL ?+ ?$ 2003.07.21mo 21:30 No Doctors Nautical Almanac Chuck Bettis @ Emptybottle 1035 N Western Chicago, IL 21+ 7$ 2003.07.24th 22:00 A.R.E Weapons @ Emptybottle 1035 N Western Chicago, IL 21+ 7$ 2003.07.25fr Duotone Angel Alanis Aaron Michelson Erin Stephenson John Massey Drumcell Subversive @ Wonderbar 2692 La Cienga Blvd (just south of the 10/Venice Blvd) LA, CA 21+ free before 00:00, 4$ after 2003.07.26sa 13:00-17:00 Buck Funnies Dalek (Brooklyn) Giant (Portland) Joker (San Fransisco) @ Heaven Gallery 1550 N Milwaukee Chicago, IL ?+ ?$ 2003.07.26sa 22:00-03:00 Illmeasures presents: Flow Caural (Chocolate Ind) Striz (Illmeasures) @ Lava Lounge 859 N Damen Chicago, IL 21+ 0$ 2003.07.27su 13:00-17:00 Buck Funnies Dalek (Brooklyn) Giant (Portland) Joker (San Fransisco) @ Heaven Gallery 1550 N Milwaukee Chicago, IL ?+ ?$ 2003.07.31th 22:00 OBS/EAR, Meiotic, Gramaphone and Antenna present: Threat Todd Sines Archetype Traxx Josh Werner Marko Katic @ Smartbar 3730 N Clark Chicago, IL 21+ 7$ 2003.08.01fr 21:00 Nude Casper v Snuggles @ The Royal 2401 n milwaukee (milwaukee fullerton one block north of california blueline stop) Chicago, IL 17+ ?$ 2003.08.02sa 23:00 Vibeonauts, N'Joy and XM Satellite Radio present: Planet of the Drums Tour Dieselboy AK 1200 Dara MC J. Messinian Ry-N Glyde The Opus @ Metro 3730 N Clark Chicago, IL 18+ 20$ 2003.08.02sa 22:00 Illmeasures presents: Flow Archetype m50 Striz DJ Reed @ Lava Lounge 859 N Damen Chicago, IL 21+ 0$ event submissions (and corrections) are welcome check out http://m50.net/ - news - [local] if you want links for these listings or repostable data for mailers [list] reply for info / remove / booking info thanks for reading! [end]
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[update] etc this Friday night 2003.07.19sa 01:00 3hours hosted by: m50 featuring live PAs collaboration by: Matt Mercer (live PA - Forte, 409) Warmdesk (live PA - Deluxe Records, Background Records/A Touch of Class, A Posteriori Recordings) tune in to 89.3 fm or http://www.wnur.org/live.ram etc's opening time is now 30minutes delayed from now on etc will run from 01:00-04:00 CST weekly [site] http://www.m50.net/ new version launched 2003.07.11 [upcoming] etc 2003.07.26sa 01:00 180minutes: pHonaut's Headtheater etc 2003.08.02sa 01:00 180minutes: Todd Sines (Residual, Background, Planet E), Archetype (live PA - Black Nation, Theory, Sonic Mind, 21/22 Corporation, Ongaku, Speaker Attack, 77, Inkubator Akustik) Monday @ Danny's 2003.08.04mo m50, Todd Sines (live PA - Residual, Background, Planet E), Archetype (Black Nation, Theory, Sonic Mind, 21/22 Corporation, Ongaku, Speaker Attack, 77, Inkubator Akustik) see 'local' Improvlotto 2003.08.06we 21:00 Philip Von Zweck, Christopher Sorg, J Cookson, m50 see 'local' etc 2003.08.09sa 01:00 180minutes: Kee (Part Time Sucker Radio, Bass By The Pound), Cringer (Part Time Sucker Radio, Bass By The Pound), Kat_Zyie (Part Time Sucker Radio, Bass By The Pound), Jeekoos (Part Time Sucker Radio, Bass By The Pound) [playlists] m50 : Abstract Science : 2003.Jun.10 22:00 240minutes : WLUW-FM The Amalgamation Of Soundz : 4:31 : Sharm : Tru Thoughts Natty Caporal : Je T'Aime Mr Brown : Je T'Aime Mr Brown : Fontina Supersoul feat Juliet : Almighty : Plug Tunes Volume 2 : Metatronix Cybophonia : Azona Pop - Baby Mammoth Remix : Azona Pop : Irma Freescha : Bulb : Bulb : Attack9 Cappablack : Harder To Unravel : Staedtism 4 : ~scape Machine Drum : Hello My Future - Tstewart Remix : Half The Battle Part 2 : Merck Boom Bip : Last Walk Around Mirror Lake - Boards Of Canada Remix : From Left To Right : Lex Echorauch : Take 01 : Different Waves : Jetlag Luke Slater's 7th Plain : Rize Be Wize : My Yellow Wise Rug : GPR Chateau Flight : Cosmic Race : Cosmic Race : Vertigo Stasis : World Out Of Time : Inspiration : Peacefrog Atypic : Otaku : Black Dog Productions EP : Rising High Quantic : Off The Beaten Track (Carmel Mix) : Search The Heavens : Tru Thoughts Sutekh : Boulez' Toes : Hands On Feet Ep : Soul Jazz Stasis : Natural People : Inspiration : Peacefrog CiM : Forward : Emoticon Sampler One : Emoticon Alex Cortex : 10-2 : Inwards : Ann-Aimee Stasis : Behind The Smile : From The Old To The New : Peacefrog Jimpster : Antidisestablishmentarianism : Endlessnessism : Dot Fingernail : Listen To A Song By Fingernail Remixed by Junior Varsity KM : Versions : Fuzzy Box Esem : Ikae : Ikae : DeFocus Luomo : Tessio - MRI Mix : Tessio Remixes : Force Tracks Kaito : Everlasting : Everlasting : Kompakt Kaito : Everlasting : Special Love : Kompakt Carsten Jost : Silver : Pinksilver : Sender Jeff Samuel : Knob (Steve Bug) : Knob Remixes : Trapez Mathew Jonson : Freedom Engine -01 : She Is He : Itiswhatitis Nina Simone : Sinnerman - Felix Da Housecat's Heavenly House Mix : Sinnerman : Verve Osbourne : Daylight - Isolee's Pyjama Mix : Daylight : Ghostly Adam Johnson : Version02 : Chigliak Sampler 01 : Merck Osbourne : Hydraglim Exit : Daylight : Ghostly Technasia : In Motion : Motion : Technasia Ellen Allien : Trashscape : Berlinette : Bpitchcontrol Sinuous with M87 : Static - Hidden Variable Remix : Static : High Octane DK : Murder Was The Bass - Reworked : Murder Was The Bass : DK Technasia : Futuremix : The Declamation : Technasia Joel Mull : [untitled] : Eroticon 6 : Inside Blackout Theory : [untitled] : [white] : Chair Joel Mull : [untitled] : Eroticon 6 : Inside Blackout Theory : [untitled] : [white] : Chair DK : Murder Was The Bass - Original : Murder Was The Bass : DK Sinuous with M87 : Static - Mike Wade Remix : Static : High Octane Technasia : The Awakening : Motion : Technasia Jeff Samuel : Knob (Jacek Sienkiewicz Mix) : Knob Rmx : Trapez Sutekh : Mouth Party : Hands On Feet EP : Soul Jazz Carsten Jost : Pink : Pinksilver : Sender Balil : Flux : Black Dog EP : Rising High Luke Slater's 7th Plain : Hectic Bag : My Yellow Wise Rug : GPR John Braine : Shmegly : Emoticon Sampler 0ne : Emoticon Freescha : Boyrgurl : Kids Fill The Floor : Attack9 The Amalgamation Of Soundz : 4:31 : Sham : Tru Thoughts [thanks] Abstract Science Crew @ http://www.abstractscience.net/ Sam @ http://www.ghostlyinternational.com/ Striz Rob @ http://www.groovedis.com/ Jessica @ http://www.spectremusic.com/ [local] 2003.07.15tu Consumers Research and Development and Someoddpilot records present: Substance DJ Shon Dervis @ Streetside Cafe 3201 W Armitage 21+ 0$ fon 773 252 9700 2003.07.15tu Illmeasures presents: Outlet Gabriel Palomo Tim Xavier Sinjin Nathan Ballard @ Bigwig 1551 W Division 21+ 0$ 2003.07.16we IRQ Ghettocyb.org Lisa Sunshine Cerebral Itch @ Gladstone Hotel est 1889 1214 Queen St W Toronto, ON 19+ 5$ 2003.07.18fr 22:00 Squarepusher @ Emptybottle 1035 N Western 21+ 18$ / 15
(313) abstract science 2003.07.10 + etc 2003.07.12
[update] Abstract Science this Thursday night 2003.07.10th 22:00 4hours guest hosted by: m50 tune in to 88.7 fm or http://147.126.7.8:8010/listen.pls http://www.wluw.org/ http://www.abstractscience.net/ etc this Friday night 2003.07.12sa 01:00 3hours hosted by: m50 featuring live PA by: Proswell (Inpuj, Merck) featuring guest DJ set by: Gabriel Palomo (Zuvuya) tune in to 89.3 fm or http://www.wnur.org/live.ram etc's opening time is now 30minutes delayed from now on etc will run from 01:00-04:00 CST weekly [site] http://www.m50.net/ new version launching this Friday night! [upcoming] etc 2003.07.19sa 01:00 180minutes: Matt Mercer (live PA - Forte, 409) Warmdesk (live PA - Static Caravan, Deluxe, Bip_hop) collaboration solo performances etc 2003.07.26sa 01:00 180minutes: pHonaut's Headtheater etc 2003.08.02sa 01:00 180minutes: Todd Sines (Residual, Background, Planet E), Archetype (live PA - Black Nation, Theory, Sonic Mind, 21/22 Corporation, Ongaku, Speaker Attack, 77, Inkubator Akustik) Monday @ Danny's 2003.08.04mo m50, Todd Sines (live PA - Residual, Background, Planet E), Archetype (Black Nation, Theory, Sonic Mind, 21/22 Corporation, Ongaku, Speaker Attack, 77, Inkubator Akustik) see 'local' Improvlotto 2003.08.06we 21:00 Philip Von Zweck, Christopher Sorg, J Cookson, m50 see 'local' etc 2003.08.09sa 01:00 180minutes: Kee (Part Time Sucker Radio, Bass By The Pound), Cringer (Part Time Sucker Radio, Bass By The Pound), Kat_Zyie (Part Time Sucker Radio, Bass By The Pound), Jeekoos (Part Time Sucker Radio, Bass By The Pound) [playlists] m50 : etc : 2003.Jun.28 00:30 180minutes : WNUR-FM John Callaghan : The Day My Dreams Came True : You've Got Your Memories, I've Got My Dreams : WARP Metamatics : Giant Sunflowers Swaying In The Wind : MAS Confusion : !K7 / Musik Aus Strom Future Beat Alliance : Lo Tech Jazz : Audio Photos : Delsin Jeff Samuel : Kapstif : Double Yum : Trapez Dynamo : 23° pt1 : 23° / 18° : din Detroit Grand Pubahs : Sandwiches : Sandwiches : Throw Gold Chains : Nada - GC Gold Club Remix : Nada : PIAS Si Begg : Moveup - Si Begg Club Mix : Moveup : Mute Feadz : Fresh Live : Kollektiv3 : Bpitchcontrol Sutekh : Deuterotype w/Alva.Noto : Collaborations : Force Lab Bolz Bolz : Take A Walk - P Daley's Drunken Bass Full Mix : Take A Walk : Longhaul Johannes Heil : Paranoid Dancer - DJ Hell Remix : Paranoid Dancer : Kanzleramt Osborne : Bout Ready To Jak : [split] : Ghostly Duplex : Motion Blur : Ep5 : Clone Ken Ishii : Iceblink Main Mix : Shortcut : Iceblink : Exceptional The Other People Place : Eye Contact : Lifestyles Of The Laptop Cafe : WARP Translusion : [c2] : [white] : Suprenat Christian Morgenstern : Girls got rhythm : The Lydia EP : Forte Christian Morgenstern : OK, we're wrong! : The Lydia EP : Forte Christian Morgenstern : Welcome to Camp Crystal Lake : The Lydia EP : Forte Christian Morgenstern : Tonight you're mine, baby : The Lydia EP : Forte Christian Morgenstern : Christian Morgenstern Mix : Night Of The Living Deaf - The Remix EP : Forte Christian Morgenstern : Hawaii Blue - Heiko Laux Mix : Hawaii Blue EP : Forte Christian Morgenstern : pt1 : The Future Is On Fire : Kanzleramt Christian Morgenstern : Supertrance : Hawaii Blue : Forte Christian Morgenstern : pt4 : The Future Is On Fire : Kanzleramt Christian Morgenstern : Spiegelkerker - Christian Morgenstern Mix : Re:Death Before Disko : Forte Christian Morgenstern : Aux Talk Funkativity - John Tejada Mix : Re:Death Before Disko : Forte Christian Morgenstern : In Space Noone Can Hear You Scream : Hawaii Blue EP : Forte Praxis, Soultek, Matt Nee (no setlists) [thanks] rest in peace to Christian Morgenstern 1975-2003, http://www.forterecords.com Alex @ http://www.mute.com Jim @ http://www.weekendrecordsandsoap.com/ Mike @ http://www.liftpromotions.com/ Praxis @ http://www.omniscientrecords.com/ Matt Steve @ http://www.komputemusik.com/ [local] 2003.07.10th 22:00 Gramaphone Techno Showcase 30... Frankie Vega V!jay Tetric Mani Karl Meier Smartbar @ Smartbar 3730 N Clark 21+ 4$ 2003.07.11fr 22:00 Metro Area Common Factor @ Smartbar 3730 N Clark 21+ 13$ 2003.07.11fr Midwest Heavyweights Matthew Martin (Meiotic) Joe Stereo L-Tek Katsel @ Seanchai 2345 W. Belmont (belmont western) 21+ 0$ 2003.07.12sa 22:00 Colette Dan X @ Smartbar 3730 N Clark 21+ 10$ 2003.07.12sa 22:00 RJD2 @ Emptybottle 1035 N Western 21+ 12$ 2003.07.12sa 22:00-03:00 Illmeasures presents: Flow Madrid Striz @ Lava Lounge 859 N Damen 21+ ?$ 2003.07.15tu Consumers Research and Development and Someoddpilot records present: Substance DJ Shon Dervis @ Streetside Cafe 3201 W Armitage 21+ 0$ fon 773 252 9700 2003.07.16we IRQ Ghettocyb.org Lisa Sunshine Cerebral Itch @ Gladstone Hotel est 1889 1214 Queen St W Toronto, ON 19+ 5$ 2003.07.18fr 22:00 Squarepusher @ Emptybottle 1035 N Western 21+ 18$ / 15$ advance (sold out) 2003.07.19sa 22:00 µ-ziq @ Emptybottle 1035 N Western 21+ 12$ 2003.07.19sa 22:00-03:00 Illmeasures presents: Flow
