Re: japan
Hi Hans, Where are you heading and how long will you be here? I'm down in Nagoya but know Tokyo fairly well. Labels I'd suggest are Crue-L and Mule. Echigoya music/FiveG are worth checking out in Tokyo too. Regards, Tom On 2014/08/09, at 18:40, Hans Hans sepias...@yahoo.com wrote: Dear 808, happy anniversary. I'm heading over to Japan for a while. Do you have any particular locations to recommend that might play good stuff? I'm not only looking for clubs but bars or venues in general. Furthermore, I'm interested in record fashion labels... Basically, anything that might be considered 'real' subculture (not only the looks!). I checked out a couple of sets recorded in Japan. So far, what I deemed interesting is: Club Dommune, Record Store Jazzy Sport... Oh and if you know any Japanese producers DJs I'm keen to have a listen, too. Cheers!
Re: (313) Hokkaido -- far west suburb of Detrot? (Takuya Yamashita)
Lovely track, thanks for sharing this. Need to search out a copy methinks. On 2013/06/21, at 1:06, Dimitri Piechel wild...@me.com wrote: Thanks god it's available at Beatport. Sent from Wildtek iPad On 20 Jun 2013, at 17:52, Dimitri Piechel wild...@me.com wrote: Excellent ! Exactly what I needed right now. Sent from Wildtek iPad On 20 Jun 2013, at 16:21, kent williams chaircrus...@gmail.com wrote: Friended this guy on Facebook because of our mutual 'friends' -- 120 of the usual suspects in the worldwide techno conspiracy. But he's a suprising guy. This song 'Daybreak' is so much a direct cop of Detroit Techno style signifiers, but it's so good that I can't resist it. http://youtu.be/7IUuo87pqrU
Re: (313) jeff mills vs. pizza pasta
I was under the impression everything on the site is a spoof, the vinyl enthusiast article is worth a read! On 2013/05/31, at 19:27, Steven Robertson stev...@me.com wrote: Yeah, but then there's Boards of Canada found under dog shit. I love Boards of Canada, Jeff Mills pizza. Daft Punk, meh. It's all fair game I suppose. Reminds me I guess of the kind of stories someone might find in the Sunday Sport or some such rubbish. On May 31, 2013, at 11:10 AM, Alasdair Lyon aly.l...@gmail.com wrote: Amusing website. I see they awarded Daft Punk 4 out of 5 Chad Kroegers! i dunno if its truth or not but its still pretty funny http://equalizermag.com/news/jeff-mills-to-boycott-pasta-and-pizza-for-one-month/ peace out net label : pertin-nce.ca me : soundcloud.com/bleupulp
Re: (313) Copies of Connecting the Compass album for sale (directly from here in California)
Great LP, going to pick it up next payday hopefully (was a restock in Nagoya the last week), should have grabbed it straight away mind! By the way, can I ask who distributes for you in Japan? On 2013/05/23, at 2:19, Joe Marougi jmaro...@gmail.com wrote: Thanks for the kind words guys! Yeah, I wanted to show some love for the American audience especially since (as mentioned here before) things can get a bit hard to find in the US. Joe On Wed, May 22, 2013 at 10:10 AM, Andrew Green mr.verd...@gmail.com wrote: Thanks, strangely this was off my radar until a mate played a few tracks last night. The Baaz and Wilhite tracks stood out for me too and so i got sucked in. I only ordered this a couple of hours ago from a UK vendor @ considerably more than $25! nevermind... peace, A On 22 May 2013, at 18:02, Joe Marougi wrote: Peoples, Anyone interested in a copy of this 11-track, 3x12 various artist album please let me know. $25 plus shipping. I heard complaints that Crosstalk is selling them wholesale for $29 to shops?? They shoulda just passed on it if that's the case. Tracks from Karizma, Theo, Parrish, Wilhite, Talley, Soulphiction, Baaz, yours truly and others: https://soundcloud.com/roundabout-sounds/connecting-the-compass-preview Thanks! Joe
Re: (313) New Theo Parrish Label
cheers, saw the news, but couldn't find any samples online, will check this out after work On 2013/05/01, at 3:09, John Sokolowski jrsokolow...@hotmail.com wrote: Was just listening to clips from this release earlier today if others would like to do the same: http://www.rushhour.nl/store_detailed.php?item=70697 Date: Tue, 30 Apr 2013 13:05:51 -0500 From: cybo...@gmail.com To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) New Theo Parrish Label http://www.residentadvisor.net/news.aspx?id=19640 sounds interesting... ~David
Re: (313) re: roll call
I've only been here a year or two at most, most of that's been spent lurking. Living in Nagoya, Japan and pretty healthy scene here, also the guys running 'Audi' @ Mago have had over Andres and Theo Parrish within the last few months. On 2012/11/29, at 21:10, andrewdukecognit...@gmail.com andrewdukecognit...@gmail.com wrote: Still here. Great to hear what others are up to these days.
(313) Detroit Techno - live jam
hey all, not one to usually start a mail, apologies if some consider this spam or not allowed to post tracks but here goes... knocked up a afternoon techno jam and thought i'd share it here. feedback/abuse welcome :) http://soundcloud.com/thomas-lang/thomas-lang-amazon cheers, tom
RE: (313) new Moodymann for free!
nice stuff as always from moodymann, any idea how long the email link takes?
RE: (313) 313'ers in Tokyo? Techno recommendations?
I live in Nagoya, but been to Tokyo enough to know the place half decent. Clubs; Eleven is run by the same people as Yellow and in the same space - sadly been to neither as Yellow closed before I got here. Good clubs are Unit, Air not been to Module, Warehouse 702 but heard they're good. Then there is Womb, a huge club, sometimes great sometimes not so great, depends entirely on the night really and who is DJing. Record stores; definitely check out Shibuya, really good 'Banana Records' there, not too expensive as they deal in new used. synth shops; not sure whether this is relevant at all, but everytime I'm in Tokyo I make sure to call into www.echigoyamusic.com, this and a place called FiveG are crazy. Lined wall to wall with synths, fx etc... friendly staff, free to test the stuff out. Some (most) of the stuff is pricey but you can find some bargains now and again. Thomas Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2010 11:21:11 -0500 From: girly...@gmail.com To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) 313'ers in Tokyo? Techno recommendations? Hello from Dallas - I'll be honeymooning in Tokyo Nov. 26-Dec. 2, 2010 and plan on trying to check out Dommune based on some posts to the 313 list. Any 313ers have recommendations for other clubs/techno music resources in the city? I've checked out a club called Eleven and scouted the Tokyo Gig Guide, but wanted to hear back from those I trust the most... you guys. I expect record shopping is prohibitively expensive but who knows. New husband is a drum and bass/dubstep guy, but loves techno as well. Thanks in advance for any advice! -Lori
RE: (313) name that sample
Don't think it's been mentioned yet, 69 - Sub Seducer Parliament - Sir Nose D'Voidoffunk Tom
Re: (313) New York
A friend of mine stayed at a strange and fairly cheap little hotel called the Carlton Arms not too long ago. All the rooms are decorated with different themes by different artists... pretty cool idea. BUT, beware, my friend got stuck in a room with murals of winged transsexual she-beasts. so, you know, the place probably isn't everyone's cup of tea. http://www.carltonarms.com/ I've been more of an online music shopper since I moved to NYC, but I do like Etherea (Ave A btw 4th and 5th streets), A1 Records (6 St btw 1st Ave and Ave A), Other Music (4th St btw Broadway and Lafayette). Dance Tracks also usually has a decent Detroit/UR selection, but they treat me like a prick every time I go in there so I stopped giving them business. Also any good record shops I should be wasting money in? my mate always goes in 'sound library'. which appears an expensive shop, but he gets me some bits sometimes and they're half the price you'd pay off a dealer here. and they always seem to have good things in stock. also the fleamarkets are supposed to be hot but I dont know where they are. this is all for old stuff though. _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring.
Re: (313) magazines
i'm a big fan of RES. more for the DVD for subscribers that comes with each issue than the print, but the print's still better than most, in my opinion at least. t Hello Folks. After some help if any of you could spare a minute.. Which music magazines do you buy? or...if not music, I guess lifestyle Thanks in advance Alex _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring.
RE: (313) jeff samuals review/gear question (fwd)
Hey all. Jeff Samuel wanted me to forward his response to the reviewer of his SF performance since he isn't subscribed to the list. Here you have it. --- Tom Butcher -- Forwarded message -- Date: Mon, 8 Nov 2004 14:19:16 -0800 From: Jeff Samuel [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: (313) jeff samuals review/gear question (fwd) Hi There, A friend forwarded this review to me so I thought I'd make a short response. While I don't have a problem with someone finding my set boring, I do feel the need to address the 'lazy DJ' issue. When I approached the decks the master fader on the mixer was all the way up with the level completely red, the channel levels equally hot, and the Mackie monitor to my right blown out. This left me with the tiny monitor to my left that was already clipping. Given the fact that this was an art gallery with no 'sound guy', I couldn't really have turned the levels down and turned the house sound up. So, I had to wing it. I was often spending too much time trying to hear myself to appear 'less lazy'. It is true that one track did run out in the process though the next beatmatched record was brought in before the next measure had even run out. But hey, you can't win em all. The truth is that I don't tour Europe and play like that, because these conditions do not present themselves in Europe. In any case, I thank you for coming and dancing (footloose indeed!). There's a partial mix up on my site that is more typical of what I like to do with a couple of turntables. All the best, Jeff SamUEL http://jeffsamuel.com
RE: (313) yet another moodymann question
The thief that stole my sad days...ya blessin' me (kdj23) peace -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: thomas ironside ainslie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verzonden: zondag 26 september 2004 20:23 Aan: 313@hyperreal.org Onderwerp: (313) yet another moodymann question last track of the forevernevermore cd has a track titled Various mixed KDJ rarities anyone know what the name of the track is at the 7 minute mark? gospel church type vocal: I can see, I can see, I can see now, I can see. thanks. t -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.synthetictom.com
Re: (313) Decibel - First Annual Northwest Electronic Music Festival
No Cisco and Colin aren't back together, Cisco was born in Portugal and moved to UK when he was about 5 years of age he then finished school there and started his music career there as well, currently resides in Portugal with his family. He isn't claiming anything that's not true in this case, just how he asks to be promoted that's all. regardless it will still be a great show! Cheers! Are Cisco and Colin back together as Advent? Or is Cisco just claming to be from both Portugal and UK? dense. On Wed, 1 Sep 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: These heads are playing as well, should be a good time! Buzz Goree aka Dj Clandestine - UR - Detroit TEK BROS. Live pa - Tunnel 7, Local 3000 - Detroit The Advent - Kombination Research - U.K./Portugal FANEMF! The lineup looks great!! I'm thinking about heading up to Seattle for it. Anyone know who Pj Pooterhoots is? Lineup off particular 313 interest: DJ MINX (Detroit ) Girl Funk, M-nus Records ELECTROFUNK (Live Ghetto Tech Band ) Detroit MIKE HUCKABY (Detroit ) Definitive, Ferrox, Moonshine Records PJ POOTERHOOTS (Detroit ) Definitive, Proptronix Records SCAN 7 (Detroit ) UR, Tresor, Submerge Records TWONZ (Detroit ) oBS/EAR, Hi Jacked Records and other techno: JEFF SAMUEL (Seattle ) Trapez, Ghostly/Spectral, Pokerflat Records JOHN TEJADA (L.A. ) Plug Research, Playhouse, Palette Records LUSINE (Seattle ) Hymen, Ghostly International MARCUS NIKOLAI (Frankfurt, Germany ) Perlon, Classic Records MURAT (U.S.A.) SUTEKH (S.F. ) Force Inc, Context Records SAFETY SCISSORS (S.F. ) Force Inc, Proptronix Records and lots of others http://www.decibelfestival.com __
Re: (313) Decibel - First Annual Northwest Electronic Music Festival
These heads are playing as well, should be a good time! Buzz Goree aka Dj Clandestine - UR - Detroit TEK BROS. Live pa - Tunnel 7, Local 3000 - Detroit The Advent - Kombination Research - U.K./Portugal FANEMF! The lineup looks great!! I'm thinking about heading up to Seattle for it. Anyone know who Pj Pooterhoots is? Lineup off particular 313 interest: DJ MINX (Detroit ) Girl Funk, M-nus Records ELECTROFUNK (Live Ghetto Tech Band ) Detroit MIKE HUCKABY (Detroit ) Definitive, Ferrox, Moonshine Records PJ POOTERHOOTS (Detroit ) Definitive, Proptronix Records SCAN 7 (Detroit ) UR, Tresor, Submerge Records TWONZ (Detroit ) oBS/EAR, Hi Jacked Records and other techno: JEFF SAMUEL (Seattle ) Trapez, Ghostly/Spectral, Pokerflat Records JOHN TEJADA (L.A. ) Plug Research, Playhouse, Palette Records LUSINE (Seattle ) Hymen, Ghostly International MARCUS NIKOLAI (Frankfurt, Germany ) Perlon, Classic Records MURAT (U.S.A.) SUTEKH (S.F. ) Force Inc, Context Records SAFETY SCISSORS (S.F. ) Force Inc, Proptronix Records and lots of others http://www.decibelfestival.com __
Re: (313) Techno Films
Have I not been paying attention or has no-one mentioned Alien yet!?
(313) Mulholland Drive
I would freaking love to know what that film is about. I love David Lynch but he lost me with this one! Here you go: http://dir.salon.com/ent/movies/feature/2001/10/23/mulholland_drive_analysis /index.html :)
(313) See ya
Never thought I'd say this, but I'm unsubscribing for a while. Seems like the signal-to-noise ratio on 313 has reached an all-time low. No offence to the small band of subscribers who do make friendly and informative posts - I'm just tired of deleting endless messages which consist of nothing but people bitching at each other, or inane one-line replies which quote 40 lines worth of previous messages. Those of you I speak to via private mail, keep in touch :) Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) Techno Films
Bladerunner It's used on a lot of early to mid 90s techno and trance records - IIRC Pete Namlook is the chief culprit Yeah, 'Fires Of Ork' is one that springs to mind... Carl Craig also used big chunks of the soundtrack as interludes on his Radio One Essential Mix a few years back...
Re: (313) endless summer weekend
Hey Antonio - if you have any energy left on the Sunday you should definitely head to Notting Hill and check out the carnival... Sounds like a great week, have fun :) Tom On 11/8/04 11:33 pm, Antonio Alves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello list! I'll be in London from August 23rd till August 30th. I already have the following events in my notebook: Thursday 26th: Kelis @ Shepherd's Bush Empire Friday 27th: Alexander Robotnick (Live), I-Robot, DJ Koze @ 333 Saturday 28th: Aril Brikha (Live), Rob Hood, Stacey Pullen @ Fabric Sunday 29th: CO-OP @ Plastic People; Richie Hawtin + Magda @ The End Anything else worth mentioning? I've already bought tickets for the Kelis and Fabric gigs :) Thanks! Antonio
Re: (313) Signs of Apocolypse, cont.
Talking of LFO and adverts, have any other UK list-members noticed that the music on the recent/current Volkswagen Golf advert is (according to http://www.commercialbreaksandbeats.co.uk) LFO Aphex Twin - Simon From Sydney (Pram Remix)... On 11/8/04 4:35 am, Ian Malbon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: GM's Hummer division has licensed LFO's Freak for it's new extreme utility truck advertising campaign. Reactions: 1) They picked the wrong LFO. 2) I'm so glad I have a hybrid. 3) 99.99% of the kids who loved this track last year have parents who will not buy them a Hummer. 4) The original video is way better than the ad. -- Ian
Re: (313) Cyrus Remixes
Surely this is simply a case of there being another (trance) artist calling themselves Cyrus, but not getting added as a separate artist on Discogs' database... On 9/8/04 2:14 pm, Ken Odeluga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Idly browsing discogs I notice that Cyrus is credited for remixes of a pile of non-baisc channel records. Remixes by Moritz von Oswald and Mark Ernestus appear to be uncommon and some of these: http://www.discogs.com/artist/Cyrus appear in somewhat dodgy context: 'Creamfields' double cd is bad enough but 'Trance Nation'?! Surely not?! And that was from 2000, so it's less likely we are talking about a trance which we here,could still find something worthwhile in ... incorrect information on discogs? Not unheard of ... k
Re: (313) 313 list archives added to elists.resynthesize.com
Excellent - thanks for this! Great to have an online archive of the list's history... On 9/8/04 12:39 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, complete, browsable, searchable 313 archives have been added to elists.resynthesize.com. Comments/feedback to btallent at gmail dot com. Cheers, Brandon This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.
Re: (313) heart wrenching house
Larry Heard's 'Missing You' never fails to tug at my heartstrings... On 5/8/04 11:21 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: looking for some really beautiful house that talks about either loss/real heartache not this I had you but now you're gone why don't you come back type of dime a dozen house tunes but really thoughtful but aching house or whatever type of dance music any suggestions - your favorites?
Re: (313) Help, please
Hi Lauren - I'm surprised you haven't had more of a response to this! I guess 313 is happier bitching over geographical issues than talking about music these days :/ Anyway, some of my personal techno faves of the past few months, off the top of my head, have been: Kenny Larkin's 'The Narcissist and Lucien N Luciano's 'Blind Behaviour', both on Peacefrog; all of Mathew Jonson's stuff on ItIsWhatItIs and Minus; the 3 Chairs LP; Jeff Mills' 'From The 21st' 12s on Axis; the three 12s on Soloaction out of Berlin, the Adam Johnson album on Merck... There's been plenty more great music coming out but there's a few for starters... Cheers, Tom On 4/8/04 4:15 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello again, I was addicted to this list a few years ago, but have been gone for awhile. Likewise, being a poor graduate student, I have not had the $$$ to acquire new music, or the time to keep up with what's new good. But things are looking up! I'm sure you're tired of people asking you this, so please forgive me, but what's new fresh in the world of Detroit music that I missed in the past couple of years? Previous (and current) Detroit loves of mine have been Carl Craig, UR, Recloose, Mills, Drexciya, Richie Hawtin, etc. Honestly I'm not too picky, and any suggestions you might have are greatly appreciated. Saw Kenny Larkin a couple of weeks ago--smokin'. Thanks, Lauren
Re: (313) Track ID
The original track is 'Chicago' by Roy Ayers, from his 1983 'Lots Of Love' LP. Global Communication sampled it for 'Chicago Chicago' on Universal Language. And Henrik Schwarz sampled it for the imaginatively-titled 'Chicago' on Mood Music... 'Anfield Rap' lyrics are not necessary :) Cheers, Tom On 2/8/04 11:45 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I heard Wakanda at Sonar playing a welcome change to all the electronica when he played some deep funk and jazz outside in the sun (rain actually). He played some Moodymann and Amp Fiddler tracks but then played a track that sounded jazz funk with the sample of a male vocal whispering Chicago Chicago I've heard a Player track on Cyclo that has the same sample but it isn't the one i heard. I also hear that Global Communications did a version but I think I heard the original. It sounded like Roy Ayers. Is it Roy Ayers? If so, what is it called? Help me 313, you're my only hope. If I can return the favour I will. I can tell you all of John Barnes' lyrics in the 'Anfield Rap' and 'World in Motion' if you want :) - Email provided by http://www.ntlhome.com/
Re: (313) What On Your Decks
left: matthew herbert big band - turning pages right: coltrane - ole trying to make a jazz mix for my grandpa for his birthday... not having an easy time, what with my subpar dj skills and all. tangent: anyone have good jazz recommendations? thanks t -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.synthetictom.com
(313) moods grooves 2xCD
Beneath the Surface... just ordered it without hearing a single track. hoping i made a wise choice. how are people liking this? t -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.synthetictom.com
Re: (313) The Sound Of Music
The 69 CD was on sale in Fopp in Glasgow (sorry Jason!) not long ago for a mere £1 (along with Model 500's Mind Body, the Jacob's Optical Stairway album and several others). Not sure if they'll still be there, but worth a look if you've got a branch of Fopp in your area... On 28/7/04 3:52 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Do I remember somebody mourning the loss of the above CD (69 compilation on RS) a while back? I saw it at the record shop (Pelican Neck, Manchester UK) next to where I live yesterday for a mere £9! Presumably if it's in there you can order it off Boomkat who are their online arm, or indeed possibly from Rubadub as from what Jason and other peeps have said on here recently they took the stock when RS ceased which I guess must have still included copies of this if they're still new ones on sale. Francis
Re: (313) The Sound Of Music
It's at 1 Earlham Street (the end of the road Fat Cat used to be on). There's a store locator for the other UK branches at http://www.fopp.co.uk On 28/7/04 5:10 pm, Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is there a Fopp in London?
(313) Fw: Dave Clarke - Press Release.... The Move from Vinyl to CD!!!!!!
The Move from Vinyl to CD After some time (I wanted to move to CD in 1997) I have finally got a machine that I believe is sonically and technically up to the job of replacing the hallowed and much loved 1210. I was originally asked to demo the Technics CD deck in New York at the beginning of the year but I didn't have the space in my calendar, however after finally getting my hands on one I have concluded that I will now switch over to CDs in the short term, this will take some time and allow me to road test the machine in clubs. Initially I will bring my own, but would appreciate any promoters that read this and have budget to either hire or buy, to supply 2-3 of them, eventually my technical rider will change and any one with questions can send either an email to my office or speak to my road manager direct. Please note that Pioneer/Denon or other makes of CD decks will not be used, furthermore technical 1210s will still be needed. I know some of you flat earthers will be upset, but whilst I love vinyl its time has been written on the wall for ages and I felt that Final Scratch and Albeton live wasn't for me in terms of interface and sound quality (although some djs have their own valid and difference opinions). In my mind at the moment the pros outweigh the cons, it will speed up the both mine and other producers music to clubs (being cheaper for smaller labels/artists), the bass frequencies will be fatter and stereo (in non bridged systems), the flexibility in mixing techniques not available to vinyl (and some computer systems ) are exciting, and it uses a standard that is already tried and tested. The only cons that I can think of are slower load up time than vinyl and inability of titling each CD with vdu outlet to a central LCD. I believe these are not unsurmountable problems. I must also say that this is an entirely professional decision, I am not sponsored by this company. Finally Notice to promo/record companies and artists: Please from now on can you send both vinyl and CD of all singles/albums that you feel suit the material that I play out e.g.: Novamute, Ruskin, inigo Kennedy, Victim, end2end, twilight, 76, turbo, Birmingham Boys, DiskoB, Gigolo, electrix etc. etc. etc. Can all CDs please be labelled clearly as cdrs without writing/print can easily be lost, also please dont forget to finalize, and if it has been professionally mastered please label production copy . Only 16bit 44.1 will be played, mp3 will be ignored. Finally, if you can afford to, than please send any back cat on CD if you know I have been a fan! Many many thanks Dave Clarke NEW TOP TEN 1) Surburban Knight Dark Journies.. Locutus Remix (Polar) 2) Darko Esser vs LL Testone B1 (Wolfskuil) 3) Dahlback Dahlback Forsberg loves the acid (Turbo) 4) Aaron Carl 21 positions/ForTheMoney (MotorCity) 5) psi spy bake n bite b2 (Pyramid Transmissions) 6) Aardvark Carl Craig edit (Rush Hour Recordings) 7) Chris McCormack Redesigned EP (Electrix) 8) Jack Haberfield Through the Looking Glass (C.S.V.) 9) John Thomas Reissues 12 (Maxima) 10) Makaton Bailey Yesman (RodzKonez)
RE: (313) greetings from larry levan
Shame you can't hear the vocal, that really adds to the song. There's a Levan mix on DHP, I think the second part of the 'chioce closing night' where Larry plays the track two times in a row. The original is very hard to find, so I'm also interested in this boot. Any more info anyone? Tom D -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: Maarten Baute [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verzonden: zaterdag 24 juli 2004 12:03 Aan: ha CC: 313@hyperreal.org Onderwerp: Re: (313) greetings from larry levan On Fri, 23 Jul 2004, ha wrote: hahaha nice thing to say.. esp to someone from japan.. http://www.unet.univie.ac.at/~a9227118/lale.mp3 it's *Soichi Terada Shinichiro Yokota -* Sun Shower /(feat Naoko Shimada - Larry Levan mix), /just came finally out on a bootleg and it's one of my favs right now What a great track. Where can I find this bootleg? I presume that the original is quite hard to find. Cheers, Maarten
RE: (313) sunshowers
It's from dr. Buzzards original savannah band. Song is called Sunshower, on the lp with cherchez la femme. :-) -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: matrix313 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verzonden: vrijdag 23 juli 2004 16:01 Aan: 313@hyperreal.org Onderwerp: (313) sunshowers hey spotters! the chorus in this song. where is it from??? it's driving me crazy not being able to recall it. (yeah, yeah, I know, it *is* a rather short drive. ha ha.) http://www.cissme.com/beggars/rm/xl/mia/video/xls187cd-01_rvs.ram sean deason
Re: (313) Scottish record labels
During the conversation I mentioned Soma and Glasgow Underground were/are decent... and then my mind went blank and I couldn't think of anymore. Glasgow Underground is pretty much defunct now AFAIK. Soma's probably still the biggest, but off the top of my head there's also Iridite, Ampoule, Headspace/Emoticon, Bio/Subconscious Elements, 7th Sign, Benbecula, Dalriada, Stuffrecords, Solemusic, Traktion, Realtime...
Re: (313) when I grow up......
i've got an X-session... although i'm probably not the most knowledgable person to ask about it. i use it primarily for video mixing w/ the max/msp/jitter environment. lotsa knobs to twiddle. lotsa programmable button/knob configurations. can handle a good amount of physical and verbal abuse. reasonably priced... me likey. t On Jul 19, 2004, at 3:51 PM, matt kane's brain wrote: At 03:39 PM 7/19/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hrm -- interesting. i'm ordinarily not much of a Behringer fan, as I think they take cost-cutting measures that affect sound quality, but that's not really an issue with a USB MIDI controller. there's also the BCR2000, which does away with the faders completely in exchange for more knobs. Has anyone tried an Evolution X-Session? It has knobs and buttons and a crossfader. -- unsigned short int to_yer_mama; matt kane's brain http://www.hydrogenproject.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.synthetictom.com
Re: (313) Bad Day
temptations - psychedelic soul dj shadow - endtroducing dan bell - button down mind stevie wonder - songs in the key of life speaking of stevie, just heard the album by yesterdays new quintet. not too shabby methinks. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.synthetictom.com
Re: (313) CC @ T in the Park
Did anyone here go to T in the Park this weekend and catch Carl Craigs live set? I didn't. Me neither - I was only there yesterday, and Carl Craig's set was on the Saturday. Heard brilliant reports from mates who were there though... Caught a bit of Jeff Mills yesterday evening though which was excellent, he's really on fire at the moment... I reckon theres a high chance of the BBC 4 stuff being repeated. I missed all the programmes. Apparently they'll be showing highlights on BBC1 and BBC2 Scotland over the next couple of weeks. They showed a few minutes of Jeff Mills last night, and I'm pretty sure there will be some of the Carl Craig set on future programmes... On Saturday's TV highlights they had an interview with Marco Bernardi in his Carlos Adolfo Dominguez guise which was supposed to be hilarious, I hope they repeat this :) Just found some more info here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/musicscotland/tinthepark/?section=radio_tvpag e=index Was Tom on the TV? Fortunately not :) Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) T in the park/Sufjan Stevens
I'll be there on the Sunday - me and a mate are going to be DJing in between all the acts in the King Tut's tent so listen out for some Detroit techno before Orbital and some Moodymann before Amy Winehouse :) Hopefully I'll manage to check out a bit of Mills - wouldn't mind also seeing a bit of the Rapture, N*E*R*D and Massive Attack too... Have a good one - the weather forecast's looking good :) Cheers, Tom On 8/7/04 2:50 pm, Paul Fyffe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Anyone going this weekend? Carl Craig on Saturday (ain't seen him before, looking forward to it) and Jeff Mills on Sunday. Weather permitting, should be good...
Re: (313) Landcruising
It came out on Blanco y Negro - it was never a Planet E release AFAIK... http://www.discogs.com/release/37877 Also worth tracking down from that period is the Science Fiction 12 (taken from the Landcruising LP and also on Blanco y Negro) which has a great Kenny Larkin remix - and the original 'Paperclip Edit' is just incredible... http://www.discogs.com/release/17398 Both are out of print so it's eBay/GEMM I reckon, unless there's any shops out there with good second-hand/vintage stock... Cheers, Tom I think ive spotted it not too long ago - not a Planet E release but someone else who must have liscenced it. Try phoning RubADub and see if they have a copy 0141 221 9657 Cheers BT --- Toby Frith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Before I set out to try and purchase it on LP, is it generally still available or will I have to use Ebay? Hadn't heard it in ages and then put on my ipod last night and remembered there are some corkers on it.
Re: (313) Studio Mixes...
If you're going to try out Ableton then have a read of this - it should tell you everything you need to know to get started: http://www.ableton.com/index.php?main=tutorialssub=tips0404 Cheers, Tom On 30/6/04 11:22 pm, Marc Langsman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ive been contemplating having a stab at doing a studio mix for a while - I was wondering if anyone with any experience of doing these could give any tips [on or off list depending on how your feeling!] .. I have Cubase SX, Ableton and Cooledit at my disposal - Ive heard Ableton is good for this kind of thing (think brendan did a mix which was posted on the list a long way back) but Ive not really used it much yet - is this the best tool for the job ?
Re: (313) track ID
Sorry for the delayed reply on this one, just got back from a week away to find a 313 email mountain! It was me who originally sent the link to 313 - we recorded the set when Rob came and played for us at the Unit, and put the mix on the Traxx site at www.traxxevents.com/music. But we had to take it down because the link got crossposted to loads of other forums all over the web and the ensuing thousands of downloads rapidly blew our monthly bandwidth limit! If anyone still wants to download it I can provide a super-secret link to where the file now resides, but I'd rather do this over private mail for obvious reasons. Anyway, back to your original question, it's Mine To Give by Photek w/ Robert Owens, from his Solaris album on Virgin/Science. Also came out on 12 with some fairly wack commercial house remixes I believe... Talking of Virgin/Science, I picked up a copy of Stacey Pullen's album recently and can't believe I slept on it when it first came out, there are some ridiculously good tracks on there, a really unique kind of sci-fi broken beat/techno hybrid... Cheers, Tom On 30/6/04 12:42 am, Matt MacQueen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: There was a link of this sent to 313 at one point Robin this mix wasn't on your site was it? Does Tom C or JB or any of you Glasgow headz know? Or maybe the lyrics I posted could help if it's not online anymore.. I think IIRC the mix had to be taken down at some point because the server was getting hammered with all the downloads.
(313) test
puh puh
(313) track ID
betalounge.com past shows : Kid Koala 6/1/98 (Three Sixty Radio) time 23:30 reggae dubby track chorus:She said I've found somebody new To take your place I said don't feel so all alone I've found someone of my own. anyone know this? any help is much appreciated. a good day to all of you. t
Re: (313) track ID
thanks, that's the song, but it's a different version than the betalounge set. so far i've found versions by Free Movement and Cal Smith, but neither are the one i'm looking for. hunting this track down has become my friday mission. The Free Movement I've Found Someone of My Own MEK betalounge.com past shows : Kid Koala 6/1/98 (Three Sixty Radio) time 23:30 reggae dubby track chorus:She said I've found somebody new To take your place I said don't feel so all alone I've found someone of my own. anyone know this? any help is much appreciated. a good day to all of you. t
(313) test
puh puh...
(313) Quick Sonar report
Music highlights for me were: Jeff Mills on Saturday night - incredibly funky and intense, with several mindblowing moments, including a blistering 909 solo and a jaw-dropping piece of work using Sugarhill Gang's Rappers Delight on the new Pioneer DVD deck... Francois K on the Friday afternoon - from Burial Mix to Tres Demented to dub poetry to Stardancer to Instant House to Strings Of Life via loads of top-notch laptop, FX and EQ wizardry, in the sunshine with beer in hand... Soma party at La Terrazza on the Thursday night - not strictly part of Sonar but probably the best vibe of the whole last week, with what seemed like half of Glasgow in attendance. Truly stunning open-air venue on the hillside and loads of smiling people... Roots Manuva at the Sonar Pro party on the Thursday night - went here before the Soma party and was most impressed with Roots Manuva's live set. Great sound, tight band, top tunes... Madlib and co on the Saturday night - jazz drum solos aplenty from Madlib and Prefuse 73, some seriously phat beats from J-Rocc on the decks and some amusing rhyming from Prince Po... Honourable mention also to Matthew Dear's live set on the Friday... Didn't really see a huge amount of music, but the stuff we made an effort to check out was generally excellent. Had an absolutely brilliant time overall and I'm really glad I decided to go again... Cheers, Tom
(313) New Juan Atkins remix on End Recordings
Just spotted this on Juno - sounds pretty good... http://www.juno.co.uk/IP/IF147858-01.htm
Re: (313) Glasgow
Am I right in thinking Mark Moritz Von Oswald played in Glasgow on Saturday? Not quite, it was actually Scion doing their 'arrange and process Basic Channel' live set... Tom as well? Yep, doing an 'arrange and process Emoticon/Headspace' live set :) Plus Joe Claussell in the other room... How was it? Anyone go? It was a pretty good night, spoiled only by a pretty ropey sound system in the Scion room which didn't really do any of the music justice. The afterparty at the Unit was suitably messy, Max 404 rocked it and I carried on playing records until the mixer packed in... Were they doing a live type thing, or just playing records with tikiman toasting? It was a twin-laptop Ableton setup. But Mark and Moritz did come up with Tikiman a couple of months back to do the records toasting thing... Here's some pretty good pics of me, Scion and Joe Claussell if you're interested: http://www.archstanton.net/g01/traxxmp0406/index.html Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) Glasgow
Then Scion came on, after about 10 seconds it was obvious that the sound system couldnt handle the bass they were trying to put through it - not sure if there was a problem with the system or if it simply wasnt up to the task, although im sure the Traxx boys know the bass that the Basic Channel tracks have and would have thought the sound system would take that into account. Perhaps Tom can give some info on that? The problem was mainly down to the sound engineer in the room - the same guy who ruined the sound when Francois K played at the Arches. The system itself was up to it, and it sounded fine when we soundchecked earlier in the evening, but the engineer in his infinite wisdom decided to keep messing around with the EQ and the levels over the course of the night, and it just seemed to get worse and worse. This was a major disappointment for everyone, and Traxx have taken steps to make sure he's never in charge of one of their sound systems again. We were all very p*ssed off about it and apparently many harsh words have been spoken by the Traxx boys to those concerned... Apparently Scion are keen to come back later in the year, with Tikiman, and do the set again in a smaller venue with a sound system that will do them justice, so I'll keep you posted as and when I know more... Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) records
Pepe Bradock - Un Pepe En Or Vol. 2 new pepe? No, this is an old one. However there are some excellent new Pepe Bradock remixes of Candi Staton out this week on Honest Jon's. It's record of the week at Piccadilly: http://www.piccadillyrecords.co.uk/
Re: (313) Vince
He's got some great stuff coming on Transmat and Emoticon this year as well... It'll actually be Headspace, not Emoticon... HS 016 will be the four-track 'Lost Episodes' 12, HS 017 is the 'Sublimina' CD/2xLP. Samples will be online at http://emoticon-headspace.net very soon. We also did a little interview with him (plus the world premiere of his live set) on the Spatial radio show back in March if anyone's interested: http://www.spatialsounds.com/audio/radio/040305a.m3u to stream http://www.spatialsounds.com/audio/radio/040305a.mp3 to download Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) new bits
anyway, anyone got any new records? anything good? My 'record of the week' is Adam Johnson's 12 on Narita: http://www.juno.co.uk/IP/IF147896-01.htm The b-side tracks in particular are absolutely amazing. Also seriously digging Pepe Bradock's remixes of Candi Staton...
(313) Scion Tikiman in Glasgow
Just a quick reminder for 313 heads north of the border (or who fancy a trip to sunny Glasgow this weekend) - Scion Tikiman will be doing the 'arrange and process Basic Channel' thing live in the Traxx room at the Arches on Saturday. Joe Claussell will also be playing in the Melting Pot room. I'll be playing alongside Scion with an Ableton Live set based on material from the Emoticon and Headspace back catalogues, plus a DJ set to finish the night off. Full event info at http://www.traxxevents.com There's also an afterparty at the Unit with some of the usual suspects and some special guests. Should be a good night... Apologies to non-UK listers! Cheers, Tom
(313) Kenny Larkin in Glasgow, June 25
http://img33.photobucket.com/albums/v99/grant23/larkweb2.jpg Damn, I'm away that weekend!
Re: (313) Sonar anyone?
Anyway i'm wondering now all the fuss of movement is over (well soon anyway-thank god), who is going to Sonar? Couple of us Aussies going and i understand a few UK peoplz. I'll be there. Not performing, just vacationing and taking in some music and art. I need a vacation pretty bad, so I'm really looking forward to it. t --- Tom Butcher
(313) Jockey Slut goes down
I haven't posted for a while, so it's unfortunate that the first time I do post again it is to share bad news: the publishing company behind Jockey Slut magazine (and Sleaze, formerly Sleazenation) has gone into liquidation. The new issue - the first in the new 3-monthly format - has just been printed and will be on sale in the usual outlets, but will be the last issue for the forseeable future. Annoyingly, the problem was said to be due to financial difficulties with another unconnected part of the company's business, not that the mag itself wasn't selling enough. There goes another mag willing to write about techno, then. So, what titles are left in the UK now? DJ, IDJ, The Wire, M8, Mixrag... any more? Bah, TOM
Re: (313) Sonar anyone?
I'm there! - Original Message - From: quest pond [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, May 28, 2004 5:09 PM Subject: (313) Sonar anyone? I think some people are looking for a 'mailinglist punch up' today with all this politics and , i put it down to an unhappy bunch of people having no movement, myself included. Anyway i'm wondering now all the fuss of movement is over (well soon anyway-thank god), who is going to Sonar? Couple of us Aussies going and i understand a few UK peoplz. Quest Pond
(313) Amp Fiddler - d'oh!
Oh yeah, someone already posted that info. Dammit.
(313) Amp Fiddler on UK TV tonight
Mr Fiddly will be playing live on Later With Jools Holland at 11.15 (I think) on BBC2 tonight.
Re: (313) Jockey Slut goes down
Straight No Chaser regularly covers techno and related styles these days, and Keep On magazine looks pretty good: http://www.keeponmagazine.com - on more of a house tip I guess but seems like it's done with a bit of passion... Cheers, Tom On 28 May 2004, at 18:23, Tom Magic Feet wrote: So, what titles are left in the UK now? DJ, IDJ, The Wire, M8, Mixrag... any more?
Re: (313) Jockey Slut goes down
A few years ago, maybe I'd agree - but IMHO its quality had been on the wane for quite some time... TMF's techno reviews excepted of course :) On 28 May 2004, at 19:31, De Block, Mario wrote: very, very, very, very, very, very etc sad. jockey was one of the few that really got passion on every page
Re: (313) Jockey Slut goes down
Would you please remove your tongue from my arse, Tom? I'll still review your records! :-) - Original Message - From: Tom Churchill [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, May 28, 2004 6:36 PM Subject: Re: (313) Jockey Slut goes down A few years ago, maybe I'd agree - but IMHO its quality had been on the wane for quite some time... TMF's techno reviews excepted of course :) On 28 May 2004, at 19:31, De Block, Mario wrote: very, very, very, very, very, very etc sad. jockey was one of the few that really got passion on every page
(313) Another 69 repress hits the streets...
From Juno's stop press list - note its inclusion in the Hard House category! -- Hard house -- Singles CRAIG, Carl (69): Sound On Sound (Planet E US) 12: Rushed / Sub Seducer / Sound On Sound / Poi Et Pas / Filter King / No Highs / Finale (PE 69170) [8.99]
Re: (313) Burial mixes
has anyone noticed if the kick drums on the Artists/Versions compilations sound as deep or kicks as hard as they do on the 10s? I'm kind of picky, so listen carefully if you can and tell me what you think. One of those guys' strong contributions to the world of dance music is world-class mastering to vinyl. No doubt this can contribute to what you say you hear, though I haven't done a comparison myself. Didn't they sell the mastering business recently? Too bad... t --- Tom Butcher
(313) more Ultramarine
Also check out http://www.ultramarine.uk.com/home.htm
Re: (313) new Carl Craig mix
AFAIK they're behind the Real Soon label and all the productions so far released on it. Real Soon reissued the C2 mixes of Hooter, and the two other releases are well worth checking out - in fact the Iken 10 is one of my absolute favourite records of the last 12 months by a long way... http://www.discogs.com/label/Real_Soon http://www.realsoon.net/ Cheers, Tom On 25 May 2004, at 17:47, Robert Taylor wrote: Funny you should be talking about them - I am listening to Every Man Woman Is A Star right now - I thought they had disbanded, so if anyone knows of more recent activity since A Users' Guide, I would like to know
Re: (313) Oliver Ho/radio playlist - 15/5/04
Talking of Steve Reich samples, I re-discovered Ghost, on the b-side of Pepe Bradock's 6 Million Pintades at the weekend, which has a whopping great sample of Reich's City Life providing the chords. Dan Bell used it at the end of his last Button-down Mind mix on Logistic... And talking of Dan Bell, his website has just had a facelift: http://www.daniel-bell.com Cheers, Tom On 19 May 2004, at 09:09, Dennis DeSantis wrote: Historically, Reich gets REALLY grumpy when people sample his work without permission. I'd hate to see a lawsuit arise out of this.
Re: (313) Dub Kult Mix
Yep, it's the same person... T On 19 May 2004, at 17:17, robin wrote: so does anyone know if this is the same 'Dub' that used to be on UKDance way back when i was last on there (95)?
Re: (313) Iridite/Frustrated Funk
And (ahem) check out the Rei Loci on Headspace: http://emoticon-headspace.net/infosheets/hs013.html :) Cheers, Tom On 17 May 2004, at 10:43, Brendan Nelson wrote: If you don't have them already, hunt down the four releases to date on Iridite Productions - all are crucial. Also, try to get hold of Rei Loci's Faction release on Seventh Sign, which is another EP of extremely high quality techno music. Brendan -Original Message- From: RAW2019 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 17 May 2004 10:44 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 'Dr. Nutcracker'; 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: Re: (313) Iridite/Frustrated Funk Hi all, Any other recommends in this iridite style ? Brings back 'the' memories .. Thx RAW
Re: (313) DKD LP
DKD is Dego (4hero), Kaidi Thatham and Daz-I-Q (Bugz in the Attic). There's more info and samples here: http://www.goyamusic.com/labels/bitasweetblack/bsbllp001.htm I've got a CD version of the album (which has been out in Japan for ages) and it's pretty good, definitely one of the best 'broken beat'-related albums to date anyway... Cheers, Tom On 11 May 2004, at 10:12, Robert Taylor wrote: Who?
Re: (313) bad pressing alert
im going to ask buzz what the deal is. (anybody here have any ideas why they cant do a decent re-press?) The poor sound quality is partly down to the fact that (like the Transmat Relics LP that was 'repressed' recently) this is a bootleg of the original Buzz LP, not a remaster or even a straight repress. Buzz are no longer in business... But the sound quality is never that great to start with when you're trying to fit more than 15 minutes worth of music on a single side of vinyl... Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) bad pressing alert
See last years Planet E re-issue of As Time Goes By, or Urban Tribe's Covert Action as an example (was it time goes by? can't remember!) Not 'Time Goes By' IRRC. Yeah, it was - the 12 included A Wonderful Life and As Time Goes By (Sitting Under a Tree)... see http://www.discogs.com/release/51747 Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) TrackId
Hello. Could somebody identify tune that Tom Churchill was playing in the TraxxUnit-mix around 60:20? Maybe I can :) That's actually Jamie's first track.. Luciano Phil Quenum - Orange Mistake (Cadenza) The mix can be found from here: http://www.traxxevents.com/music/index.html - Tom Churchill/Jamie Thompson. If somebody has spotted the whole tracklisting (or excerpts of it) I would love to see them here. Here you go... [Tom Churchill: 0.00-1.00] Igor O Vlasov - 504 (Handheld) Future Beat Alliance - Space Based (Void) Lusine - Push (Ghostly) John Tejada Titonton - Freaky Deaky (Palette) Yennek - Without (Art Of Dance) Atjazz - Witchbender (Mantis) Too Funk - Sidewalk (Ferox) John Tejada - Music For Doubles [Dan Bell mix] (Palette) Scott Findley - Acid Face (Iron Box) Convextion - Spice Tea (Down Low) Minimal Man - Chicken Store (Perlon) Timeblind - untitled (All Ears) JT Cpen - Spread The Groove (Late Night Essentials) Pawel Kobak - Pianoboyz (Deep Departures) Future Beat Alliance - Broken Promise [Peppermint Candy mix] (Project) [Jamie Thomson: 1.00 onwards...] Luciano Phil Quenum - Orange Mistake (Cadenza) Daniel Bell - Phreak Yo Body (Logistic Records) Coordinates - Tuning Field (Sub Static) Estornel / Tutera - Tema C (Sub Static) Bernd Maus - Statik (Gadgets) Convextion - Convextion (Matrix) Scion - Emerge 1 (Chain Reaction) Carl A. Finlow - Show Down (Sur Muzique) Joris Voorn - Fever (Keynote) Hayden Andre Project - Tribal Life (Strobe) Joris Voorn - Rephrased (Keynote) Raiders Of The Lost Arp - Funk 006 (Drop) (Pigna) Monolake - Arte (DIN) Ratio - Transfer (Central) Ratio - Backseat Driver (Central) Fabrice Lig - Black Stone (Kanzleramt) Unknown Soldier - Homecoming (Underground Resistance) Ron Maney - Untitled (Hybrid) Rei Loci - No Neutral Surface (Seventh Sign)
Re: (313) pocket techno rocket
p.s. looking for recommendatons on any good 'broken' style stuff thats around at the minute if anyones picked anything tasty up. The new DJ Rels on Stone's Throw is killer - like Theo Parrish goes West London... http://www.juno.co.uk/IP/IF144089-01.htm Also there's a Bitasweet Phuturistic Dancin' 2 sampler 12 with tracks from Nubian Mindz, Titonton and Misa Negra that's pretty tasty. And they're not particularly 'broken', but the two new Kid Sublime 12s on Rush Hour's new Jahwell offshoot are excellent in a Rednose Distrikt/Theo Parrish kinda way... Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) pocket techno rocket
am enjoying Simbad - Peaktime (Earth Project), esp. the b side. Personally I think it's (well the a-side, anyway) a bit of a rip-off of DKD's Future Rage - the structure and chord changes are very very similar... sounds to me like he was trying too hard to sound like them...
(313) Rob Hood mix
Morning 313, Thought some of you might be interested to check out Rob Hood's set from the Unit in Glasgow two weeks ago. It's quite different from his usual style, lots more old-school house and techno tracks - see what you think: http://www.traxxevents.com/music Also a quick heads-up for a couple of other Traxx events in Glasgow over the next few weeks: Sunday 23rd May, 2004 Dani Siciliano (live) Jazzanova @ Cottiers, Glasgow 7pm-late, £12 http://www.traxxevents.com/news/event.php?ID=49 Saturday 12th June, 2004 Joe Claussell Billy Woods Scion Tikiman (live) Tom Churchill @ The Arches, Glasgow 11pm-late, £12 http://www.traxxevents.com/news/event.php?ID=46 Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) the future
admittedly, the big band didnt just play old numbers, they played a couple of his compositions too When I saw them in Sonar last year they were playing only his compositions (i.e. the tracks from the Goodbye Swingtime album), no 'old numbers' at all - is the current tour different then? I'm going to see them in Edinburgh tomorrow... I know what you're saying about it not being 'cutting edge' as such because of the use of a retro form of instrumentation - but I enjoyoed it as a musical performance. Some bits of it work better than others but I still think this project has a pretty interesting and unique approach... Cheers, Tom
(313) Tune IDs
Morning list, My mate Laurence is after a few house and techno track IDs - he's stuck little clips up on this page: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/wjh2401/name_that_tune.html If any 313ers can spot any of them he'll be eternally grateful... Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) Mutek info
Anyone have info on cost to attend Mutek - I've been looking at their website but they don't have prices posted yet (that I can see) According to their last mailout: The ONLINE TICKET OFFICE and the COMPLETE SCHEDULE will be available online on APRIL 21 (at www.mutek.ca) Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) new Mills
he's still talking a load of twaddle though - check the link. http://www.dancefrontdoor.co.uk/article2836.html I love this bit: We resolved the mastering with references to Classical Music. So by, lowering the overall level, we were able to conform to the format of vinyl Ha ha - in other words: we had to turn the level down so it'll be a quiet pressing :)
Re: (313) Scion/Moritz Von Oswald in London
Did anyone see Scion on Friday? or Moritz Von Oswald Sunday night? I went to see Rhythm Sound and Paul St Hilaire (the artist formerly known as Tikiman) in Glasgow on Friday. The event was held at the WInter Gardens on Glasgow Green - an enormous glass conservatory filled with exotic plants, attached to the People's Palace museum in the middle of a huge park. Mark and Moritz were in their 'Rhythm Sound 45 sessions' guise, which meant they were basically just playing dub 7s, with Moritz working an echo unit and a dub siren and Paul St Hilaire doing live vocals on top. Plenty of sublime moments, although they didn't play any of their own material, just loads of obscure dub records, most of which I didn't recognise. All good fun though, and they were accompanied by some excellent visuals courtesy of the Glasshouse Transmissions crew - hats off to them for another adventurous night of clubbing in the city, following their previous events with the likes of Weatherall, Skam DJs and Plaid at the same venue. So did anyone go and see RS at Plastic People in London on Sunday? I bet it would have sounded awesome on that sound system... Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) Dutch stage @ Movement
Aardvarck is not connected with Rednose Distrikt... (Rednose Distrikt = DJ Kid Sublime and Steven De Peven) But both have recorded for the Rush Hour label... Cheers, Tom Aardvarck: Rusty techno producer from Amsterdam. Used to do stuff for Djax a lng time ago. Does stuff for Delsin, Music for Speaker, Signum and Relaxo Abstracto. I also part of Rednose District i think. Rednose Distrikt: Nu-soul act based around Aardvarck and some one else, i think that marsel knows more details.
Re: (313) Dutch stage @ Movement
Rednose Distrikt nowadays is dj-wise Aardvarck Steven De Peven Kid Sublime doing music solo Ah, everyone ignore my last email then - my bad!
(313) Retroactive
Following on from the recent bootleg repress of the Transmat Relics compilation on Buzz, the Retroactive compilation, 'Nite and Da', has also surfaced. In stock now at Rubadub in Glasgow and no doubt many other fine record outlets... Here's the details of the original release: http://www.discogs.com/release/131641 Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) Kraftwerk ID
Can anyone fill me in as to what is the name of the track they played after computerworld and before pocket calculator... Been wondering for years... Is it home computer or was it 2 tracks one after the other That segment of the show went... - Numbers/Computer World - It's More Fun to Compute/Home Computer - Pocket Calculator ...assuming they played the same set as the other dates on the tour!
Re: (313) New NERD
Anyway there is a DFA remix of the new single She Wants To Move which some may find interesting. This is a great mix. I played it last week and it stormed the place. I like the original but I prefer this mix. He worked with Bryan Zentz on his album, playing sax, too. True, but it wasn't exactly noticable. [Comic Book Guy voice] Worst - cameo - ever! TOM
(313) Kraftwerk last night
Just to say how much I enjoyed the Werk gig at Brixton last night. I mean, I kind of knew I would, but was pleased not to be disappointed in any way. I loved and revelled in every minute of it. They were just... magnificent. I met up with friends and ran into a few others by chance, plus of course saw some 313ers there too. The whole thing felt like a real celebration, of the band themselves and their music, but also of electronic music in general. (Even despite the couple in front of us, who talked amongst themselves the whole way through, mostly not even facing towards the stage). What's been slightly disappointing have been the reviews I've read today in both the Independent and the Observer newspapers of the Thursday night show at the RFH, with both reviewers (Simon Price and Kitty Empire) repeating the tired old cliche that - to quote Empire by way of example - 'Kraftwerk's austere music has brought them misguided accusations of being fascists'. Neither reviewer is suggesting that they ARE fascists, of course, but I do think this is one of the lamest examples of music hack cliches that I've seen recently. I mean, if they're misguided accusations, then why repeat them? What's the point? All you do by doing that is perpetuate them. Once again though, a great night that I'll remember for a long time. TOM
Re: (313) ris
Don't know the distributor, but it's on Headman's Relish label and he's done a mix on the B-side - which I prefer, as it happens - along with the original mix, an instrumental and a 'Bad Neighbourhood' mix. I think it's limited to a thousand copies though. TMF WHAT!?! man I hope you're not kidding.Good thing, I was so desperate for it, i've been looking for like 4 years. It used to be on one of those 'Record Review' boots but even those dried up. I was about to so something stupid like pay $ ~100 on eBay for one. yea! Tell me more, label, distributors, etc. I hope they kept the vocal, silly as it is. tee-hee, my mate bought an original one about a month ago for a daft amount of money. I'm going to phone him now, and take great pleasure in telling him. the big daft sod. nahh, an original pressing is still something to cherish (if that's what he has actually found). :] what's the other essential Ris track? is it pineapples or something? Hmm, maybe?? but i *think* Pineapple is another italo-ish group of same era, i think their big hit on Chicago hotmix radio was come over here girl or maybe it was called I like your style? Was on one of the Intergalactic Gary tape-edit mixes you could download from I-f's Cybernetic Broadcasting System site...have i confused you enough with my half-facts? ;P peace
Re: (313) things
anyone got any good jokes? Shamelessly copied from another list: noddy holder goes into a boutique in central brum to buy an outfit for the 1974 totp xmas special. 'owright, nod!' shouts the assistant, 'what can we dow for yow today?' nod replies, 'oid like to buy some roight special gear off yow, its gotta be woild woild woild cos its chrstmas!' the assistant goes into the back, and brings nod a pair of ultra-woild loon pants. nod tries on the loon pants and yelps 'these are fookin fantastic! oill 'ave 'em, luv!' she brings him a sexy tightfitting puce satin shirt with collars that reach as far as dudley. nod nearly wets himself in front of the mirror. 'oi tell yow wot, mate, this shirt is fookin fantastic!' the girl brings out a foot tall mirrored top hat. nod nearly jizzes in his pants. she furnishes him with her finest 11-inch tall red snakeskin platform boots. nod looks the bollocks. finally, an hour later, nod is togged up. he's ready to go, but the assistant looks him over and isnt quite happy. 'noddy', she says, 'do you know, i reckon what yow need is a kipper tie.' nod replies: 'aw, cheers, luv! milk two sugars please!'
(313) Kraftwerk/Brixton tickets available
I have 3 tickets for the early show at Brixton Academy this Saturday night to sell. Email me privately if you're interested.
(313) Juan Atkins, Louis Digital and CiM last Saturday...
Great night of music in Glasgow on Saturday. First up was Juan Atkins and Louis Digital at the Arches - Louis warmed up in fine style with a nice mix of Detroit classics and jacking Chicago gear with plenty of his own material thrown in. Juan played a set that for me wasn't too exciting, peppered with classics but also a fair amount of fairly dull looped bangers - but he seemed to rock the crowd well enough. The fun really started afterwards, however, with a party at the Unit which kicked off around 3.30. First up was a live set from CiM which was my musical highlight of the night, if not the year - building from sublime electronica to some of his more uptempo Emoticon/Headspace releases and some wonderful unreleased tracks. Juan stepped up again for a two hour set of much more interesting music - house tracks from Theo Parrish and Joshua, a few of his own classics and some really nice deep techno. His mixing may be a bit ropey but the tunes make up for it - and hey, he invented techno, we can cut him a little slack :) Louis finished the night off with another rocking set, until Jupiter Jazz with the EQs up finally caused the sound system to collapse and we called it a night at 7am. A proper Glasgow party... Some Glasgow events coming up soon: March 27: Arne Weinberg Matt Chester April 2: Rhythm Sound w/ Tikiman April 10: Robert Hood Mail me off-list if anyone wants more info. Kraftwerk tomorrow night! Can't wait... Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) samples
iirc, double helix jacked the same string samples for one of their tunes on their emoticon 12. what track are those strings from? There are no samples on the Emoticon release - all the strings are played live and multitracked by Hans Anderson, an accomplished violin and cello player... But the Deep Burnt strings are from Freddie Hubbard's Little Sunflower, which is also one of Theo's Ugly Edits... Cheers, Tom
(313) Spatial/Arches
Morning 313 - just a couple of quick reminders... Tonight's Spatial radio show features Louis Digital (Arcola/Footwork) doing a guest mix and intereview. Glasgow listeners can tune in to 105.6 FM, everyone else can listen online at http://www.subcity.org - 10pm-midnight (GMT). Last week's show with Vince Watson is now archived at http://www.spatialsounds.com Also for the other Scottish listmembers - don't forget Juan Atkins, Louis Digital and Cosmo at the Arches tomorrow night. Info at http://www.traxxevents.com. There will be tickets available on the door, but get down early... Cheers, Tom
(313) Fw: THROBBING GRISTLE - The Taste Of TG - Out 3rd May
THROBBING GRISTLE The Taste of TG A Beginner's Guide to the Music of Throbbing Gristle Release Date - 3rd May 2004 When dubbing Throbbing Gristle as the Wreckers of Civilisation, the late Tory MP Sir Nicholas Fairbairn couldn't have provided the industrial music/art/guerrilla media troupe with a better manifesto. For Genesis P. Orridge, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Peter Christopherson and Chris Carter, Throbbing Gristle advocated total musical and personal freedom and the self-empowerment to achieve it. Between 1975 and 1981 they troubled eardrums, shattered preconceptions and changed lives, and the repercussions of their sonic, ideological and industrial experiments are still being felt today. These repercussions were most recently highlighted by some of today's electronic peers paying homage to TG's pioneering experiments. Mutant TG (novamute) is the first ever TG remix collection whereby contemporary producers such as Carl Craig, Two Lone Swordsmen and Simon Ratcliffe provide stunning reworks of classic TG. Now with The Taste Of TGyou can sample their unadulterated majesty, a Beginner's guide to the enigmatic and elusive Throbbing Gristle. Unlike many of their punk peers Throbbing Gristle deployed their music as a weapon attacking the apparatus of the music industry. TG set up their own imprint, Industrial Records, for the distribution of their noises and even incorporated the art gallery practice of making special limited edition hand-assembled LPs, pre-packaged videos and live cassettes. In addition, they sent out regular pop profile communiqués, including special postcards, patches and badges, which detailed the activities of the various members. Nothing was beneath them. TG have never been afraid to confront, confound and expose. Whilst 1978's 'United' sounds like an eerie football chant referencing occultist Aleister Crowley's Love Is The Law., over a crackled electro groove, its B-side - named for the chemical used in Nazi death chambers, 'Zyklon B Zombie' was deliberately recorded so as to sound like it was being broadcast through a haze of gas. Other equally disturbing TG classics include the queasy 'Hamburger Lady', where Genesis intones a letter describing the plight of a woman with horrific fat burns in a feeble voice echoed by nagging electronics. TG also often displayed a more harmonious and gentle side that was adeptly shown on their most accessible album, 1979's 20 Jazz Funk Greats and the disco hypnosis of 'Hot on The Heels of Love' whilst 'Weeping' originally from The Third And Final Report reverberates beautifully around four types of acoustic violin through a space echo. Indeed, if tracks such as 'Dead On Arrival' further underpin TG's status as electronic funk pioneers then the ultra-disturbing and grating 'We Hate You (Little Girls)' seems only to further prove that TG were and still are unique outsiders who consistently buckled the mould and in doing so laid the foundations for today's maverick producers. As Throbbing Gristle were to later state. We wanted to re-invest Rock music with content, motivation and risk. Our records were documents of attitudes and experiences and observations by us and other determinedly individual outsiders. Fashion was an enemy, style irrelevant. Chris Carter, Peter Christopherson, Genesis P-Orridge and Cosey Fanni Tutti have announced that they will briefly regroup to present RE~TG, a weekend of music, art, film and performance culminating in an exclusive set by Throbbing Gristle, live for the first time in 23 years and never to be repeated. This is the final ever TG show. The location will be Pontin's Holiday Resort, Camber Sands, Sussex, UK. RE~TG will take place on 14th-16th May 2004. Also available: TG+ released on Mute on 26th January 2004 - contains CD releases of the final ten live Throbbing Gristle shows, the companion to the legendary TG24 box set. Mutant TG released on novamute on 29th March 2004 - remixes of classic TG by Carl Craig, Two Lone Swordsmen, Simon Ratcliffe, CarterTutti, Hedonastik and Motor. The Taste of TG - A Beginner's Guide to the Music of Throbbing Gristle TRACKLISTING: Industrial Introduction Distant Dreams - Part Two Persuasion U.S.A. Something Came Over Me Dead On Arrival Hot On The Heels Of Love We Hate You (Little Girls) United Cabaret Voltaire (Live at Industrial Training College Wakefield 1st July 1978) Exotic Functions Zyklon B Zombie Walkabout Hamburger Lady His Arm Was Her Leg (Live at The Factory Manchester 18th May 1979 - Edit) www.throbbing-gristle.com www.mute.com/tg www.novamute.com
(313) Fw: PuBahs on tour
STILL AVAILABLE DETROIT GRAND PUBAHS ALBUM RELEASE DATES!!!The Galactic Ass Creatures From Uranus Album release tour is to start in March, 2004. CONFIRMED TOUR DATES March Sat 06.03.04 190 East, Frankfurt / D Fri 12.03.04Flokati, Munich / D Sat 13.03.04 Doornroosje, Neimegen, NE Fri 19.03.04SM Studio, Reeperbahn, Hamburg / D Sat 27.03.04Forte Trenestino, Rome / IT APRIL Fri 02.04.04Maria, Berlin / D Sat 03.03.04Hotel Shanghai, Essen / D Fri 16.04.04Zoobizarre, Bordeaux / FR Sat 17.04.04Nitsa, Barcelona / SP Sat 24.04.04Destilery, Leipzig / D MAY Sat 01.05.04Dirty Dancing, Brussels / BE Sat 08.05.04Stealth, Nottingham / UK Sat 16.05.04The Caves, Mergelgrotten van Kanne / BE Sat 29.05.04Club 69, Paisley / SC www.pokerflat-recordings.com
Re: (313) what's your favorite track/album right now?/HIP HOP
also on rotation is Missy´s Wake up from the last album which is incredible. Yeah, this is my favourite cut on the album for sure - Jay-Z manages to rhyme 'David Beckham' with 'rectum' which is always a bonus :)
(313) Fw: Detroit Grand Pubahs New Album
ARTIST: DETROIT GRAND PUBAHS
TITLE: GALACTIC ASS CREATURES FROM URANUS
LABEL: POKER FLAT
FORMAT: 2 x CD / 2 x 12
CAT. NO.: PFRCD11 / PFRLP11
RELEASE DATE: 26th APRIL 2004
The seminal electro-funk outfit from Detroit returns with a second album.
'Galactic Ass Creatures From Uranus' spans a full variety of minimal techno,
dirty P-Funk, raw hip-smart booty beats and downbeat electronic grooves -
all spiced-up with a healthy portion of humour, cartoon sexuality and the
search for the perfect booty. As ever the vocoder-pitched vocals by Paris
The Black Fu and the other odd characters mark their distinctive signature
sound.
Founded in 1998, the Pubahs group around producer and vocalist Paris The
Black Fu and his forked personalities. Their first single, 'Sandwiches',
became a huge worldwide club hit overnight and made it into the Billboard
dance charts as well as in the UK Top20 sales charts. The album 'Funk All
Y'all' was released in 2001 on the now defunct Jive Electro imprint. Since
then, the Pubahs completed a world tour and started working on 'Galactic Ass
Creatures From Uranus'.
Again the new album is brimful of straight forward booty tracks, raw Funk
and weird skits, but this time relaxed downbeat electronic grooves enrich
the Pubah's sound cosmos and make the 'Galactic Ass Creatures From Uranus' a
state of the art electronic album whilst of course being great fun to listen
to.
Smoothly starting with 'Landing in Detroit', the second track 'God
Impostors' makes a pure funk statement, before the emotional Electro track
'Surrender' leads over to 'Big Onion'. 'If you like the way I drop my funk:
just shake it!' Next up is the darker side of the album with 'Definition of
Sick' and 'Dead Presidents', before the epic 'Tig O' Bake Fitties' lays out
a downtempo funk ode to natural body parts. The beautifully gentle lounger
'Bite The Pillow Talk' lets you take breath for some more punchy booty beats
on 'Freak' and 'Weed in the Kitchen'. 'The Clapper' picks up on the sleeve
design and reports from another alien intrusion in that typical Detroit
Grand Pubahs style. After already introducing Dick Cannon ('Bite the Pillow
Talk', 'Training With Dick Cannon') Bill Crosby ('Weed In The Kitchen') and
Dirty Elvis DePorno ('Freak') amongst Paris The Black Fu we also meet Nurse
Hurse again, a character that was initially involved on the debut album.
Finally, the hypnotising 'Novacane' sets a speech by Malcolm X to music.
The first 12 outtake (The Clapper feat. Jesper Dahlback remix, pfr38) from
the album has already stirred quite a buzz and made it into many club charts
including the official German Dance charts. The next single 'Big Onion'
(feat. Joakim remix, pfr43) will be released in March and will come with a
video. The most prominent guest musicians involved in the album are Scott
Sumner (engineering) and Randall G. Lynch (guitar) who are regular studio
musicians for George Clinton.
The album release will be supported by an extended European tour starting in
late February in Dublin. Paris The Black Fu is also organising a Funk Stage
on the 10 Days Off festival in Belgium in July.
CD Tracklisting
1. Landing In Detroit
2. God Impostors
3. Surrender (The Bedroom Edit)
4. Big Onion
5. P. Sully (Skit)
6. Definition Of Sick
7. Dead Presidents
8. Tig O' Bake Fitties
9. Bite The Pillow Talk
10. Training With Dick Cannon
11. Freak
12. The Clapper
13. Weed In The Kitchen
14. Nurse Hurse Jack Move
15. Novacane
16. Butt Dream
www.pokerflat-recordings.com
Re: (313) what's your favorite track/album right now?/HIP HOP
m. pritchard (sp?) has a nice 12 out as harmonic33 on some german label. That's Alphabet Zoo - there's actually a couple of 12s and a CD album from Harmonic33 so far... The Danny Breaks releases on Alphabet Zoo are also well worth checking - 'The Jellyfish' from his 'Another Dimension' release kicks off the 20.02.04 radio show at www.spatialsounds.com (under 'sounds') - nice stuff in the Dabrye/Prefuse 73 kinda mould... Here's some links: http://www.discogs.com/label/Alphabet_Zoo http://www.rekkid.co.uk/alphabetzoo/ http://www.gmediamusic.com/partnerships/harmonic33.html And Rob, yes it's Mark Pritchard of Reload/GlobComm etc fame - doing much better solo work than Tom Middleton these days IMHO :) Cheers, Tom
(313) what's your favorite track/album right now?
sorry to re-post this question, but i'm craving some new music that i've never heard of before, and there's no better place to ask than here. as for me, i've recently discovered DeepChord and Docile Recordings and i'm loving them both. buy on sight as far as i'm concerned. playing right now: Drexciya Digital Tsunami later y'alls t
