Re: (313) bunker jet lag
The Greg Wilson comment is fair but his radio 1 essentail mix was very good, the sinclair spectrum 48k was a very popular computer for games in the 80s here in the UK (sorry crap joke, the red wine was talking) http://ictsurgeon.co.uk/images/zxspectrum48k-med.jpg If anyone has any good mix links they would greatly be appreciated? p.s happy wedding anniversary! cheers 2009/7/15 Tristan Watkins : > 2009/7/14 paul mouser >> >> & ?? dunno this forum seems a bit quiet these days, everyone >> married or is it like the spectrum 48K? > > Haha. Guilty as charged. Haven't bought any tunes other than Vertical Ascent > since I think April. I plan on sorting it out before too long. > > Tristan >
(313) bunker jet lag
Listening to the claro intelecto bunker podcast, i don't know whether its the jet lag and being glad to back in the UK after another souless NJ buisness trip but i am loving this. Ideal line up if i was to create my own imagination club with great speakers tonight Greg Wilson (plus loads of birds and the odd yello edit) Will Saul (still not seen him DJ but hopefully it will be good) Claro Intelecto & ?? dunno this forum seems a bit quiet these days, everyone married or is it like the spectrum 48K? take care and have good weeks
Re: (313) Kraftwerk - brief report, Ralf loses it shocker.
Nice review thanks, would love to have gone to that gig but i was away when the tickets came out and then they were stupid money on ebay. Still im glad i caught them at Brixton a few years back, not just for the music, but for the great characters in the audience also! I'll never forget a small guy in his 60s dancing completely out of rhythm with a smile on his face. That gig seem to attaract every type of fan. I would of liked to have gone to the brixton gig afterwards at midnight just to see the difference in set and people. Did anyone go to both, was there differences? Cheers 2009/7/4 : > Very brief would be: Fantastic! > > A bit more would be: > > For those who saw the Minimum Maximum tour (or have subsequently seen the > DVD) the set up and the set were similar. > > Some things were total like for like - start with Man Machine, end with Music > Non-stop, I think the set might have been something > like this > > The Man-Machine > Home Computer > Tour De France > Autobahn > Trans Europe Express > Metal On Metal > Neon Lights > Show Room Dummies > The Model > > The Robots > > Numbers > Computer World > Vitamin > Radioactivity > Aéro Dynamik > Music Non Stop > > Might not be fully accurate, my memory's terrible, I did this by looking at > the Minimum Maximum track list, knocking out what I > don't remember them playing (not sure about Home Computer), rearranging into > the 3 spits and adding Show Room Dummies which is the > one thing I remember them doing not from Minimum Maximum - maybe other peepz > can chip in and correct, it was great to meet list > members Robin and Dan there, maybe (almost certainly) they recall better. > > I saw Minimum Maximum at The Apollo in Manchester, the sound there was > tremendous, at this gig from where we were (right at the very > front!) it was not as good but same ballpark. I believe from friends in > seated areas further away / less central that it wasn't so > good there, one bunch got cheap, last minute seats where they said it sounded > terrible and they couldn't see the screen but were > lucky that they moved to stand elsewhere and the stewards were very chilled > and didn't move them on. Others were just an awful long > way from the stage. > > I guess this is understandable as the Manchester Velodrome isn't meant as a > gig venue. From where we were the show was great and > the gig was definitely run well with no long queues etc. I'd be interested > in whether Kraftwerk agreed to play the gig for > Manchester International Festival before the gig got placed there or if that > was a big part of them playing as you might expect. > > So apart from the odd song what was different to MM? Well first there was > the replacement of Florian. Obviously this is something > we've seen before but (apart from it being one of the founder / life of the > band members) the difference was it was someone who > looked way younger than the others! To me this lacked a bit of gravitas but > my girlfriend liked it ;-) > > The videos used were also same as MM but with one big difference. At the > entrance you were given 3D specs and all the stuff after > Robots above had been redone in 3D. And I've got to say it was awesome. I > live very close to an IMAX cinema and have seen plenty > 3D stuff there but though the screen was smaller here it seemed better, at > times the stuff that was on the screen behind them not > only seemed to come out the screen but when placed in front of the band > seemed to obscure them. How dey do dat? It was brilliant. > > Possibly the highlight of the night though came early on when, during Tour De > France, members of the British national cycling team > took to the Velodrome track. Us Brits are quite fond of our cyclists at the > moment as they are about our most successful sporting > team, dominating the Beijing Olympics etc. so they got a mega reception and > everyone got the Kraftwerk significance (I think / > hope!). But best of all for me I was stood near enough the stage to see that > Ralf was totally buzzing - you'd expect that but he > had a massive smile on his face as he called the names of the cyclists out > and he grinned away and nearly danced throughout the > track! > > Top night, maybe the one shame was that the Steve Reich piece that supported > was pretty much lost in the size of the venue / people > anticipating what was to follow. > >
Re: (313) track IDs? Re: Patrice Scott Deep In Detroit mix
Did a tracklist ever appear for this mix? Nice mix especially the first few tracks. Have good wkds 2009/2/3 Andrew Duke : > gavin morrissey wrote: >> >> 3rd track @ 14.25 is a Marcellus Pittman track from EP2 on FXHE >> >> he played in Dublin just before Christmas, really good, but he playing >> mostly techno and some more jackin' stuff, not the ultra deep stuff he >> produces himself >> >> gmos > > Thanks much, Gavin. So that's 2 tracks out of 60 minutes done. Anyone else > have ideas? >> >> >> On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 1:11 PM, Andrew Duke >> wrote: >>> >>> Andrew Duke wrote: From: Wes Prince [mailto:wespri...@clear.net.nz] > > Sent: Monday, February 02, 2009 7:40 PM > To: Odeluga, Ken; list 313 > Subject: Re: (313) Patrice Scott > > > Speaking of Patrice Scott, check out his Deep In Detroit mixtape: > > http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZC4GNQU2 > Awesome mix. Can't find a tracklist anywhere. Anybody want to start IDing things? Andrew >>> I've got one: >>> 55:55 to the end is >>> Sameul L. Session's remix of E-Dancer's Pump The Move > > -- > Andrew Duke In The Mix weekly mixshow (est. 1987), excl. DJ mixes, PAs, > interviews: > http://cognitionaudioworks.com/AndrewDukeInTheMix.html > sound design and music content provider: > http://cognitionaudioworks.com/sounddesignandmusic.html > http://myspace.com/andrewduke > http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1614666166 > http://andrew-duke.com > > Andrew Duke Cognition Audioworks > 57 Hastings Drive Dartmouth NS Canada B2Y 2C7 >
(313) Online mixes of year?
Noticed little white ear buds have their fav mixes of the year, just wondering if anyone had any recommendations? http://www.littlewhiteearbuds.com/lwes-top-5-non-commercial-mixes-of-2008/ I liked the; promo mix by recloose this year (does anyone have a link for his free deep house set that was given away with remix magazine ( a new zealand mag)? ) Andy Stott resident Advisor podcast/mix The appleblim set listed on little white ear buds (2nd hour) Theres only 5 people at work today, so im on a download mission, replies asap! Have a good new year cheers Paul (UK)
(313) new york bars with DJs??
Hi i'm visiting family in ny this friday for a week, just wondering if there are any good pubs/bars playing some deep techny tunes this saturday, or in the week? Think i rememember reading something about live techno night in a Williamsburg bar? I was there some good club nights on this wkd; http://www.rhythmism.com/forum/calendar.php?do=getinfo&day=2008-12-20&c=1 but I'm after a good boozer with a good dj in the corner! Thanks for your time and have a g8 holiday season. Cheers Paul
Re: (313) [Mix Spam] The Black Dog - Remixes and Remixed - DJ Set 2008
This is absolute quality, listened to it half a dozen times already. Cheers. On 07/07/2008, Martin Dust <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This is an hour long set we did at an afterparty after a gig, it mainly > focuses on tracks we've remixed or had remixed for us. > > 1. Bozzwell - The Woods (In The Woods Mix By The Black Dog) - Society > 2. The Black Dog - D.O.G. Style (The Black Dog's Late Night Porn Mix) - Dust > Science > 3. The Black Dog - Alt/Dash/Return/Kill (Remixed by Derailleur) - Dust > Science > 4. Orlando Voorn - Alice (The Black Dog Mix) - cynet:media > 5. Vector Lovers - Hush (Bitten By The Black Dog) - Soma Quality Recordings > 6. Claude Young - Electronic Dissident 2 (Bitten Hard by The Black Dog) - > Dust Science > 7. UB313 - Q (The Black Dog Bitez Down On Beatz And Bleepz Mixx) - Fortune8 > 8. Rubens - Breaking Into Smile (Dog Style Remix) - Herb Recordings > 9. Derailleur - Cognate (Bitten Deep By The Black Dog) - Varial > 10. The Black Dog - Alt/Dash/Return/Kill (Live at Fuse, Belgium, 2007) - > Dust Science > 11. The Black Dog - Machine Machina (Remixed by Vector Lovers) - Dust > Science > 12. The Black Dog - Evoke (Carl Taylor Remix) - Dust Science > 13. Bozzwell - The Woods (In The Woods Mix By The Black Dog) - Society > > http://www.dogsquad.co.uk/tbd/?p=309
(313) funk d'void mix
Nice mix on buzzin fly radio this week. Part 2: Buzzin Fly Guest Mix: Francois Dubois (aka Funk D'Void) Shur-I-Kan - 287 - CDR Dominican - Junk Sculpture - Forensic Kneedeep feat. DJ Spen - Gotta Have House (Instrumental) - Kneedeep Lovebirds - Gentle - Teardrop Vincenzo / Cenze / Poker Flat Cheers Paul
(313) blogs
Hi theres plenty of indie electro blogs out there, but does anyone know of any really good electronic and old school hip hip/breaks ones? Cheers Paul
(313) Claro Intelecto
Hi just wondering if anyone caught this? Its from the bbc radio 1 breezeblock show jan 2006. Unfortunately its only 20 minutes long, but its 20 minutes of quality (kicks in at ~ 38 mins) http://groups.imeem.com/kFcE4E6W/music/Hg7ovQl9/claro_intelecto_claro_intelecto/ Just wondering if there is any sets by claro on the web to download? Ive looked but not much success. Also its seems impossible to purchase his first album, just wondering if there were any plans to re-release it, what with his new album coming out? Cheers Paul
Re: (313) First DEMF line-up
that was a very good email to ltj bukem On 14/03/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > found this in the archives > > it was from Dale Lawrence, May 1st 2000 > > __ > MAY 27 : DAY ONE > __ > > DEMF Stage: > > 13:00 Craig Taborn > 14:00 Space Time Continuum > 15:00 DJ Spooky > 17:00 Tikiman > 19:00 DBX > 20:00 TBA > 20:30 Isotope 217 > 21:30 Stacey Pullen > 00:00 END > > MOTOR Stage: > > 12:00 Hannah > 14:00 Minx > 16:00 Mike "Agent X" Clark > 18:00 Theo Parrish > 20:00 END > > CPOP Stage: > 12:00 Magda > 14:00 Mike Grant > 16:00 D Wynn > 18:00 Kenny Larkin > 20:00 END > > UNDERGROUND Stage: > > 12:00 Jeff Karolski > 13:00 Clark Warner > 14:00 Jason Hogans > 15:00 Clark Warner > 16:00 Dykehouse > 17:00 Bill Van Loo > 18:00 TBA > 19:00 Recloose > 20:00 TBA > 21:00 Wild Planet > 22:00 TBA > 23:00 Scan 7 > 00:00 END > > > __ > MAY 28 : DAY TWO > __ > > DEMF Stage: > > 12:00 Double Helix > 13:00 TBA > 13:30 John Arnold > 14:30 TBA > 15:00 Aril Brikha/Time Space > 16:00 Kevin Saunderson > 18:00 Laurent Garnier (with band) > 19:00 TBA > 20:00 The Roots > 21:00 Gary Chandler > 22:00 Mos Def > 23:00 Gary Chandler > 00:00 END > > MOTOR Stage: > > 12:00 Oscar McMillan > 14:00 TBA > 16:00 Buzz Goree > 18:00 TBA > 20:00 END > > CPOP Stage: > > 12:00 Lacksidaisycal > 13:30 Houseshoes > 15:30 Len Swan > 18:00 Breakfast Club > 18:30 Cash Money > 20:00 END > > UNDERGROUND Stage: > 12:00 Carlos Souffront > 14:00 Spacelings & Bassheads > 15:00 Carlos Souffront > 16:00 Adult > 17:00 Godfather > 19:00 Ectomorph > 20:00 DJ Assault > 22:00 Fanon Flowers > 00:00 END > > __ > MAY 29 : DAY THREE > __ > > DEMF Stage: > 12:00 TBA > 15:00 Theorem > 16:00 Juan Atkins > 18:00 Rolando > 20:00 Derrick May > 22:00 Richie Hawtin > > MOTOR Stage: > 12:00 Derek Plaslaiko > 14:00 TBA > 16:00 Mike Huckaby > 18:00 Bone > 20:00 END > > CPOP Stage: > 12:00 Ronin > 14:00 Lauren Flax > 15:00 A Guy Called Gerald > 17:00 Dego > 20:00 END > > UNDERGROUND Stage: > 12:00 Vitreous Flux > 13:00 Direct Beat Assassins > 14:00 Urban Tribe > 16:00 Keith Tucker/Puzzelbox > 17:00 Shake > 19:00 Detroit Grand Pubahs > 20:00 END > >
(313) new recloose album
Appologies if this has already come up, by i completely missed it. Any NZ people out there heard it? Shame hollie smith is not on it, as she has a great voice. http://www.myspace.com/mattchicoine looks like we have to wait to May, i take it hes no longer connected to peacefrog? cheers, have good fridays
(313) podcasts
Just wondering if anyone could recommend some decent podcasts, which play quality deep electronic music. Don't really want it too hard, pref a mixture of stuff. The RA podcasts are always good, but i'm not really looking for mixes (unless there are any more andy stott sounding mixes out there!) Current fav is the riotcontrol podcast. Dam fine. Another i have heard is the bodytonic (the spirit catcher one has some nice stuff on it) For English humour i enjoy the adam and joe podcast which is on bbc6. Cheers, have good wkds, Paul
Re: (313) mixes, house and chill > disco
cheers, just listening to wales 3, cracking so far. Sure does a good job of blocking the current WI meeting going on in the open plan office. p.s facebook is a much better looking site than myspace (for instance recloose's site makes me want to yellow yawn). It can be powerfull for its group application too, i think there there is a leeds techno group on there which is set up well, ad is on little detroit forum at the moment) Good luck On 12/02/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > And just to show it's not all take from me today here's some give :-) > I'm just updating our site www.thatamazingthing.com. Haven't got round to > the important stuff yet; news of our forthcoming parties > - but there'll be news of 2 or 3 going up soon. > Meanwhile on the "sounds" page there's new music, a mix from me in 3 parts, I > put the first up ages ago and promised to do the > others soon but am late as usual. I'll put the tracklisting for all 3 below; > it's a mostly chilled affair moving up to gentle house > and disco at the end. > Also a mix from my DJ partner, Mark > http://www.thatamazingthing.com/Mixes/MarkFeb08.mp3 . He usually plays > across the board too but > recently he's been on a real house and techno tip (I think I've corrupted > him, he played hip-hop and reggae when we started out!) > this is a straight up mix from warm sounds through to a bit of the good end > of current tech edged, I don't have a tracklist yet but > will put one up if I do. > > Francis "Llanfendigaid" mix pt.2. > http://www.thatamazingthing.com/Mixes/WalesPt2.mp3 > > 69 : Microlvr > Marc Mac pres. Visioneers : Replay > The Black Dog : Ambience With Teeth > The Trammps : Rubber Band > Sergio Mendes : Mas Que Nada > Duplex : Autosug (slowed) > Carl Craig : Sandstorms > Newworldaquarium : Energy > Felix Laband : Whistling In Tongues (Todd Terje remix) > Leela James : Music (Panoptikum remix) > > pt.3. http://www.thatamazingthing.com/Mixes/WalesPt3.mp3 > > BT : Relativity (Carl Craig's Urban Affair dub) > A Guy Called Gerald : Emotions Electric > Claro Intellecto : Patience > Alexander Robotnick : The Dark Side Of The Spoon > Osunlade : Pride > Deepchord : Hierophant 01 > Substance & Vainqueur : Immersion > Marcellus Pittman : A Mix > Northend : Tee's Happy > Skyy : Here's To You > The Invisible Man's Band : All Night Thing > > pt.1. (for anyone who missed it first tiime) > http://www.thatamazingthing.com/Mixes/WalesPt1.mp3 > > Sidsel Endresen & Bugge Wesseltoft : Try > Inchtime : Icicles & Snowflakes > Aphex Twin : Tha > Rhytnm & Sound : King In My Empire > Rhytnm & Sound : See Mi Yah > Kenny Larkin : Northern Light > Terry Callier : Love Theme From Spartacus (Roy Davis Junior Stepper's Delight > Mix) > Vicki Anderson & Bobby Byrd : You're Welcome, Stop On By > Arovane : Minth > Timmy Thomas : Why Can't We Live Together? > Malaria! : Kaltes Klares Wasser (Barbara Morgenstern mix) > Thievery Corporation : A Guide For I & I > Art of Noise : Moments In Love > Dionne Warwick : You're Gonna Need Me > >
Re: (313) Fabric 39 - Robert Hood
and for £15, what a bargain! Would like to see Andy Stott, especially after hearing his resident advisor podcast. On 05/02/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > What a pleasure it is to read a thread like this when you know you're going > to be hearing the DJ in question in 12 days time! > > And what's more he's one of 8 guests in a line up each and every one of whom > I'm looking forward to seeing. > > http://www.computercontrolled.co.uk/ > > I've posted about this before so I'll content myself with repeating that this > looks like the best techno line up in Manchester I can > remember and for anyone heading this way to give me a shout. > > > > From: kent williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sent: 04 February 2008 14:59 > > > > Sometimes we don't say things on this list because they're self > > evident, but let me say it: Rob Hood is one of the most consistently > > brilliant producers in Detroit Techno, and one of its most distinctive > > DJs. Rob was the headliner for Iowa's largest (and for the > > promoters, most financially disastrous) rave, where from all reports > > he burned the place down. At the time his mom was living here, (in > > Des Moines, I think), which may have been one of the reasons my > > friends were able to book him -- free ticket to see Moms! > > > > He made some of the seminal records in the minimal style, like > > "Minimal Nation," and though his former partner Jeff Mills is much > > more famous, it's not because Mills is better; they're as different > > musically as is possible in a genre like hard techno. Mills has also > > put more work into marketing and image. I'm not saying this to > > criticize Mills, just that they have followed different paths. > > > > A few years ago I was visiting Nick Wilson in London and he played me > > a Rob Hood mix (no idea which one) that was jaw-droppingly fierce -- > > super fast, dark, and minimal, but exciting. Unlike a lot of DJs I've > > heard who are into minimal techno, Rob's sets are not monochromatic -- > > they're dynamic, mercurial, and savage. Dynamics, Texture, and Groove > > are what makes minimal techno come alive -- something that is lacking > > from the work of the more high profile haircut DJ stars of the genre. > > >
Re: (313) Fabric 39 - Robert Hood
lol, anyone catch fabirc this wkd? I thought ame and dixon were dam fine, henrik schwarz first half hour was great but then i began to lose interest in the middle, think i was expecting too much due to the brilliance of his cds. Maybe me just being grumpy though. The sound wasn't as good as ame or dixon either. I still can't get over how busy it was, man theres no room to dance! And where are all the girls, the ratio was crap, don't get me wrong i was there for the music but when you live in Bedford its nice to window shop! Ha anyway back to the underpaid science. Appologies for the winginghave good weeks On 01/02/2008, Michael Kuszynski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > wow. thats pretty minimal. its like really minimal. but its a lot of > minimal. so minimal that minimal is not minimal enough to express how > exactly minimal it is. > > On 2/1/08, Dmitry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > This is Rob's interview about Fabric mix and minimal techno: > > http://www.beatportal.com/feed/item/robert-hood-on-minimal-and-fabric-39/ > > > > Odeluga, Ken ?: > > > Does not appear to have been added to the website yet. Certainly not in > > > the drop-down list. > > > > > > -Original Message- > > > From: Dmitry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > Sent: 01 February 2008 11:01 > > > To: 313@hyperreal.org > > > Subject: (313) Fabric 39 - Robert Hood > > > > > > > > > http://www.fabriclondon.com/label/home.php > > > > > > > > > Dmitry, > > > www.mixmag.ru > > > www.myspace.com/subborg > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > --- > Michael Kuszynski > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.planerecordings.com > New York, NY >
(313) mix site/steve bug
Hi this is quite a good mix site, prob more house based so might not be up everyone's street. Just wondering does anyone know the first track, third track and the track that kicks in at 1.03 mins on the steve bug mix? http://aimnat.blogspot.com/2007/06/steve-bug-live-la-boum-deluxe-02062007.html cheers paul
(313) guido-schneider
was quite impressed by this set, would liked to have heard this at a good club. I would liked to have downloaded the whole set but couldn't find it. Think he's playing at the end soon. Anyone seen him? Can anyone recommend some other good dj streams in the same vein? Cheers Mouser http://andersb.wordpress.com/2007/05/15/guido-schneider-live-krypton-club-romania-21-04-2007/
Re: (313) Shake
is there any of shakes mixes online for streaming or free downloads? To be honest i have never heard any of his sets. Sounds like an amazing festival very jealous. Be great if we could get a techno sound system at notting hill carnival, i think it would go down well. Thats the problem with techno though the term itself is very misunderstood, but heh maybe its better that way. Always good to surprise people. Have been listening isolee's we are monster this week, fantastic production, could do with a few more albums like that... anyway enough of my rambling. Have good weeks 313ers cheers Paul On 31/05/07, Terry Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Regarding Shake's performance - I think it just shows that really solid tracks and an extremely personable DJ are important performance skills. I was standing 2' from him and we were all having a great time. His irreverent style and ability to emanate a good vibe seemed more important to the performance than technical wizardy without feeling. That was my take-away, something I'm going to remember next time I start stressing over a missed transition that everyone will forget about the next day. Thank you Shake, someone who remembers how to party! -peace, T63
(313) good mix
Hello, found a nice mix to download; http://www.buoyancy.org.uk/mixes/credibles-best-of-2006-mix first 30 mins are great, the ame mix is spot on. Anyone else got any good mix downloads in the same vein? I expect there is a million on myspace but i can't be arsed at present. Thanks for the software advice cheers Paul
(313) mix software
Dear All, Sorry if this has already been discussed but i was just wondering what the best mix software was to mix and record mp3 music (user friendly and pc based). Obviously i would prefer using my decks but i would like to record a quick set for friends (at work!) instead of the usual electronic comp using itunes or media player. i have noticed this; http://www.nch.com.au/mixpad/index.html?gclid=CIOy19Hd7IsCFSVmXgodVR6mPw but there seems to be loads out there; http://www.mp3machine.com/win/MIXING_DJ/ cheers Paul
Re: (313) madlib - "the other side - los angeles"/cybotron
cheers Carlos great site, been listening to this mix this arvo at work, some nice beats; http://www.buoyancy.org.uk/mixes/credibles-moment-of-clarity-mix On 13/04/07, Carlos de Brito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: listening to that new madlib mix called "the other side - los angeles", first mix in a new series from timeout magazine, next is from ellen allien dedicated to berlin (more infos here: http://berkeleyplace.wordpress.com/2007/04/04/on-the-other-side-los-angeles-and-berlin/). proper, diverse mix (incl. one of my rap faves, freestyle fellowship - parkbench people!), but i'm wondering why the mispelled "cybertron" better known as cybotron and his legendary "clear" is on that mix, as each mix seems to focus on music from or about the respective city (see: wayne county & the electric chairs - "berlin" in ellen's mix)? did he live in L.A. at that time, or was/is fantasy a label from L.A.? c*
Re: (313) Some reading
so if you were going to buy one disco mix cd or complilation, what would it be? cheers On 06/04/07, kent williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Not to put too fine a point on it, but unless you were gay and lived in a large city, the disco you got to hear back in the 'disco era' was only the cheesiest, most annoying tip of the iceberg. I refuse to be embarrassed by what I was listening to at the time -- funk, jazz, and early electronica -- but it's only after the fact that I've come to appreciate disco. The really good stuff never got played on the radio or suburban breeder Discos. On 4/5/07, Fred Heutte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > That is an excellent book. I kind of let disco go past at the time > but in retrospect it looks more and more interesting as a kind of > musical and cultural crucible. Most of which was not visible at > the public surface, of course. > > fh
Re: (313) FAVOURITE ONLINE MIX SITES
cheers, this another good one, ive banged on about will saul before but i love his mix on this site (well it takes a while to warm up, the last track is great especially) http://beatsinspace.net/main.html have good wkds people On 29/03/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 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) Weatherall - Reggae/Dub/Hip Hop
soul jazz records have loads of brilliant stuff, u can try starting buying the 100%-600% dynamite cds which contain a mixture of stuff or you can find your preffered sound and buy them http://www.souljazzrecords.co.uk/ On 29/03/07, Jeffrey Richards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: where can i find more of this Reggae type dub, that isn't just basic channel. I don't really know any of the artists, and when I try looking around on the internet it is mostly stuff I don't really seem to dig. I saw Damien Marley back in 97, and it was good, and I liked his single last year but outside of that I really haven't heard much that I like. Except for this Weatherall mix that seems to be good. And the Scion and Tikiman live gig that I heard. Recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Jeff --- Martin Dust <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Great little mix hiding herewell worth checking > > Weatherall - Reggae/Dub/Hip Hop > http://www.whistlebump.co.uk/audio/andrew_weatherall_whistlebump.mp3 > > m > It's here! Your new message! Get new email alerts with the free Yahoo! Toolbar. http://tools.search.yahoo.com/toolbar/features/mail/
(313) FAVOURITE ONLINE MIX SITES
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) Your favorite CD only compilations/mixes
i like Fear and Loathing Vol.2: Mixed By Luke Slater cd1 is great ..good old fashioned walking to the shops music! Looking for some listening pleasures today for work I pulled the Kevin Saunderson Deep Space X-Mix, Derrick May's "The Mayday Mix", and Colin Faver's "On the decks with..." mix would love to get some more commercially available mixes that were either CD only or better heard on CD (like the X-Mix series of which I have a few) figured I could use a few more CD only compilations or releases what are some of your top CD only releases (or those better heard on CD)? MEK
(313) BERLIN - clubs vs bars
Hi just wondering if there is anything decent going on in berlin on the 16/17th wkd in berlin. I see phonique is playing at the arena on the sat (worth seeing?). I doubt i will be able convince my friends (who all seem to be getting married!) to be able to go clubbing so if someone can recommend a good bar with some decent djs that would be great, any good listing (whats going on in berlin) would also be great have good weeks cheers Paul
Re: (313) Live Sets
er which ones are pure gold?! Also how do you open em/listen?
(313) Cobblestone Jazz live
cobblestone jazz live; not sure if you have seen this, havn't listed to it yet http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/gillespeterson/ On 13/02/07, Nik Stoltzman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: OK, maybe I have been sleeping on this for a long time... Someone played me a track by Cobblestone Jazz that blew me away. I hate having to compare music, but if I had to, I'd align what I heard somewhere in between Metro Area and St Germain, but it is definitely doing it's own thing. I was surprised to hear that Mathew Jonson is one of the producers. I was never that impressed with his minimal stuff on M_nus but I am glad to hear he has a more 'maximal' side. Has anyone got any recommendations on releases or similar material? N
Re: (313) Recloose Live Band
well jealous Fred! I caught him play with his band at the jazz cafe in London and it was fantastic. He also played fabric but i missed that (anyone go?). Hollie Smith sang at the jazz cafe, and she sounded amazing. She has done an ep but haven't heard it? http://www.amplifier.co.nz/release/14117/hollie_smith_ep.html I just hope recloose puts another fine techno mix out like his one on jigsaw. Or even DJ in England would be good. I see rhythm and sound are playing fabric on the 3rd is this an experience worth seeing anyone? cheers Paul On 11/02/07, Fred Heutte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I've been in New Zealand for the last two-plus weeks on vacation. Had a chance to catch Recloose DJing at Sandwiches in Wellington a week ago, and Matt's new project, the Recloose Live Band, at a street fair in Petone just outside Welly last night. At the corner of Jackson and Buick, would you believe. The band is an eight-piece jazz/funk outfit playing mostly originals and really is quite good, staying away from the cliches that plague these kinds of efforts. They have a brand-new CD out, Backwards and Sideways, recorded live at the San Francisco Bath House club in Wellington last November: http://www.myspace.com/reclooseliveband The CD doesn't have my favorite track, "Sanctuary," but you can hear it on Matt's Myspace page: http://www.myspace.com/mattchicoine I talked with Matt a little and I think he misses tha D a lot (who doesn't of those who emigrate), and making a living doing music is hard anywhere but harder when your main markets are 10,000 miles away, but he's scraping through and doing it grand. So, good on yer Matt. And will someone PLEASE book this band for the Detroit music festival this year! Fred
Re: (313) Traktorized - Reboot '07 (best of '06)
blimey pissed at work listening to this mix, cheers On 05/01/07, Ronny Pries <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Heyho, i played the first issue of my Traktorized show this year yesterday evening and assembled a mix of my fav picks from 2006. Here we go: http://www.leverkuhn.com/~rktic/rp-traktorized070104.mp3 Playlist: 01 Rhythm & Sound - See Mi Version (Basic Reshape) 02 Swat-Squad - Move It 03 Redshape - Pink Dust 04 Centrific - Itchy Hawkins 05 Baby Ford & Mark Broom - Bubble Bath 06 James T. Cotton - T-Y-O-C Painkillers (2 Am/Fm Remix) 07 Arctic Hospital - Rain Six 08 Richard Bartz - Crazy Mad Bartz (Heiko Laux Remix) 09 Patrick Pulsinger - Looq 10 Ronin - Ferox 11 Suburban Knight - Planets 12 Pär Grindvik - Do Us Apart 13 Surgeon - Floorshow I B1 14 Redshape - 2084 15 Billy Dalessandro - Shock Therapy 16 Heiko Laux - Sharpened 17 Dan Curtin - Blip That Sh* 18 Adam Beyer - Swedish Silver 19 Johannes Heil - The X Is Back Pt.2 20 Microfunk - The White Room 21 Marc Houle - Bay Of Figs 22 Steve Rachmad - I Am A Machine 23 Abe Duque - Who's Got The Flave Again 24 Gerome Sportelli - Polyform 25 Len Faki - The B-East Roller (Joris Voorn Remix) 26 Mr Oizo - Halfanedit 27 Percy X Pres The Seperatists - Audiomer 28 Heckmann And Kauffelt - Kookaburra (Knarz Remix) 29 Kill Memory Crash - Doorway 9 (The Hacker Remix) 30 Alexi Delano & Xpansul - Echolocation 31 Shinedoe - Afrotronic 32 2 Am/Fm - The Ace Of Spades 33 Quinn - No More Drama 34 Paul Brtschitsch - Lowrider 35 Surgeon - Floorshow II B1
Re: (313) Friday Fun
least he's enjoying himself! I saw him at The End a while back and he was steaming (retarded), it was funny as i thought it wasn't loud enough in the club so i walked over and said "oi mr vath turn it up" and up went the dial! Boom. What a legend! Have a good wkd folks, live the dream On 12/01/07, Martin Dust <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: This has had me laughing: Papa Sven http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-Kd95qGFiE m PS I'm sorry :)
Re: (313) London 21 - 24 december
Peter i would head to 2 places; notting hill, there is a shop called music and video exchange (there is 3 of them one specialising in dance music), which is 2 floors of dance vinyl and cds (mostly second hand or promos) then head to soho, berwick street, there is quite a few shops on this street (see link) http://www.londonnet.co.uk/ln/out/music/record-shops.html http://www.talkingcities.co.uk/london_pages/shopping_music.htm Berwick is just off oxford street (the main shopping street in London), i would leave the girlfriend on oxford street and have your self some flicking time as you could spend half a day here! Enjoy On 17/12/06, P.A. Keur BICT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi list, I will be in London from 21 till 24th of december for some site-seeing and a bit of christmas-shopping with my girlfriend. Which records shops could you recommend me for doing MY christmas shopping? (I just want to make sure I get something I really want this christmas, so I`ll just drag her to those record shops.) Thanks (from this lurker), Peter
(313) solid steel radio show
Some techno on solid steel this week; http://www.ninjatune.net/solidsteel/ starts at about 56 mins. Don't usually play techno but its a fantastic radio station (specially when DK is spinning) Any good deep techno nights going on in london this wkd, i see sven vath is playing at the end again but could do with going to another club, just decent head music? Im after some hypnotic deep electronic tracks/mixes, similar vein to alex smoke "don't see the point" or charles websters remix of deep south (layo & bushwacka). anyone recommend any tracks, or mix cds? have good weeks cheers mouser
(313) techno mix- geddes
great techno mix - geddes- on samurai fm www.samurai.fm does anyone know what that first track is? Cheers Paul
