Re: (313) Ben Sims kicks ass???
Clearly his hiphop past is reflected in his mixing. I saw him do stuff I've never seen a dj do before. You've obviously never heard of/seen Terrence Parker or Jeff Mills then! talk21 your FREE portable and private address on the net at http://www.talk21.com
(313) K'zoo Krew???
Can anyone tell me what is happening 'half way between Detroit and Chicago' at the moment, i.e Sonic Mind squad, Mike Dreben etc... TIA WorkZ talk21 your FREE portable and private address on the net at http://www.talk21.com
(313) Sen Bims flicks ass???
I hear ya, but Ben Sims is a good producer too. Being a good dj AND a good producer is kinda rare but increasingly important if you want to be recognised. Yeah looping old tracks is difficult. (sarcasm) Jeff Mills gets a lot of respect for his production though I don't think it's all that great. You fucking idiot! Sorry, Your joking right? Ah man, I don't know what to say to this, what do you say to this? Maybe Jeff Mills used to be good but I feel he's surpassed by the likes of Claude Young. Oh man your value. stop it please I can't laugh anymore. Jeff's too busy messing about making so called experimental tunes when he should be knocking dancefloor tunes together. I won't go on slating you anymore, I think Tom, Joseph and Alan ripped you up on this comment. How far must we keep 'pushing the boundaries'? We'll never stop! Dj Pacific:) ??? Laters, WorkZ talk21 your FREE portable and private address on the net at http://www.talk21.com
(313) Double Decking
few things have been bugging me. following from this post can someone, particularly alan, explain what can be done with doubles. When i have doubles, you get that funny faze noise Chorus or you can Eq different parts of each. but what else can you do? Your shitting me right? Pull one back a beat Scratch one in, on the off beat Then play about with fading from the above suggestions! i picked up bluespirit 2 recently. If you haven't got 'The Divide' you are missing out! WorkZ talk21 your FREE portable and private address on the net at http://www.talk21.com
(313) Re: bluespirit, misread (my bad)
My mistake before it is pointed out, I misread Bluespirit as Blueprint. Although I'd probably buy a Blueprint record over a Bluespirit record any day, well most days! Although, if you haven't got 'The Divide' by James Ruskin your missing out! i picked up bluespirit 2 recently. can anyone post a discog but also point out the general style of the label. one track on 002 is a deep bassline the other a hood style number. it's more of the other i'm after. talk21 your FREE portable and private address on the net at http://www.talk21.com
(313) 2 track EP's SUCK!
Just a thought, I'm not sure what anyone else thinKs, but I get really annoyed and feel somewhat ripped off when an artist realeases an EP with only two tracks (the two that broke the camels back today where the latest releases from Joey Beltram and KDJ, moods and grooves) Both Artist offer great quality and in fact both the tracks on the KDJ release where good, one of the Beltram tracks was a little weak, but the other was really good and fresh for Joey. however, I get the feeling that when an artist releases an EP with only two tracks on it that a) they don't have any other material or b)they're trying to cash in! or both! Am I right? WorkZ talk21 your FREE portable and private address on the net at http://www.talk21.com
(313) DJ Bone contact addy?
Anybody have a contact address for DJ Bone. TIA Workz talk21 your FREE portable and private address on the net at http://www.talk21.com
Re: (313) Mills In Perth
and a 101 ? This comes from (the promoter) Delirium's press sheet: JEFF MILLS CONFIRMED : Legendary Detroit techno DJ Jeff Mills has been confirmed to appear in Perth on Friday April 14. In what is set to be a big night for techno fans and electronic music fans alike Jeff Mills will let loose on 3 decks and a 101. Full Venue and lineup details to be released in the coming weeks.
Re: (313) Re: 313-Digest V1 #1299
here, here - Original Message - From: martin clark [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Friday, February 18, 2000 2:28 PM Subject: (313) Re: 313-Digest V1 #1299 Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2000 00:28:34 EST From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: (313) FW: booty ghetto whadever In a message dated 2/17/00 12:01:12 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: [cut] The only thing they like in London is cheese trance, that is, if you believe what you read in Muzik. a. With all respect Alan, dont tar everyone with the same brush. the only thing americans like is puffy and garth brooks, if you believe what you read in billboard. promoting sterotypes dismisses the creative minority. i've always given the US the benifit of the doubt. despite the vast global commercial outpourings. So uk clubland has gone commercial? Who's the original capitalists? U_S_A? the real divide is under/overground...nations are irrelevant. And where would detroit be with out the original support and sales from the UK? but i would agree Muzik is in a state at the moment. At least Jockey Slut keep things in perspective. martin __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
(313) Technasia 'Sino 001'
Technasia 'Genesis' Sino 001 I finally managed to pick this record up yesterday, from everyone's favourite record shop Small Fish. (they also have copies of 'Techno Rebels' I bought a copy, I suggest you do!) After hearing Derrick May cane this record and others, I finally tracked it down and didn't hesitate to purchase it. Quality techno, a possible classic in the making, we'll see! Cyclone is the track on everyones lips, or should I say in everyone's mind! This is techno, this is great! laters, WorkZ talk21 your FREE portable and private address on the net at http://www.talk21.com
(313) DJ Bone tonight
DJ Bone @ The Velvet Rooms 143 Charing Cross Road WC2 London (U.K) talk21 your FREE portable and private address on the net at http://www.talk21.com
(313) Luxury 001
Can anybody give me any info on this label and the first release? TIA WorkZ talk21 your FREE portable and private address on the net at http://www.talk21.com
(313) Lost: last Saturday Derrick May....
Appologies for the late post! Last Saturday was the second time hearing Derrick May in 3 weeks, however i preferred his set two weeks earlier at the Kozzmozz night! I arrived as Mr. Bicknell was half way through his set, it was the usual thing from the lost recordings star. I was eagerly anticipating the arrival of the Surgeon as I hadn't heard him mix before and was told that he wasn't that good. Mr. Child gave us some excellent records new and old, as well as some insights as to how they should be played. Although the mixing was good, there was some silly mistakes! Step up Derrick May still sporting that kinda afro thing he has going on at the moment. What can I say the guy is a genius, a top quality DJ I get the feeling May feels that he can play what he wants at lost parties. He played that 'tribal' track again, mixing James Brown into that and then a moodyman tune after that... The night on the whole was ok. Steve Bicknell was playing some whites by local talent, one of which is a close friend of a friend, so look out for a guy named.. Steve Bicknell still proves to be the lord of British techno, offering us the best in club and DJ. The surgeon proved to me at least that he CAN mix. And Derrick May what can I say he is the 'innovator' and is proving to be leading the way at the beginning of the new century! Thanks, WorkZ talk21 your FREE portable and private address on the net at http://www.talk21.com
(313) L. Garnier; Wake Up.....
I managed to pick up a track I had been after for a long time 'Wake Up' by Laurant Garnier. It's on the Early Works EP, which is from his forthcoming album. (Arcade America 00669) What a track Wake up, Wake up. nice '94ish' 'acidy' bassline. Workz talk21 your FREE portable and private address on the net at http://www.talk21.com
(313) UK 313ers
Slightly off topic request! I'm looking to get hold of 'soundforge' (ex. sp.) or something similar, enabling me to timestretch via my P.C. Can you help? I'll send C.D, pay for mailing etc. etc I would be eternally grateful if you could help! T.I.A WorkZ talk21 your FREE portable and private address on the net at http://www.talk21.com
Re: (313) OT: Re: smallfish
I've probably spent near UKP300 in Smallfish so far. Aargh. || [CiM] And!
(313) You really should!!!!
For all those who haven't been to Small Fish Records, 372 Old Street, London, EC1V 9LT, you really should! It has a lot of the old Fat Cat crew plus others, the stock mainly comes from their personal collection along with stuff that friends have given to them. I was in there on Thursday, it was like heaven. I was surrounded by Hard to Find records, like you wouldn't beleive! They had - Trax, Slater's PAS, Sneaky trax, DJAX, Relief, Acacia, Metroplex, UR, Axis, PM, Dance Mania, M-Plant, Drama, other old chicago and Detroit gems and loads more. They sell new releases and available records but it was the H-T-F records that I was interested, you know, the records you've heard about or always wanted to hear, well shit half of them where hear! I purchased; M.C.M 'Mind Control' on Rhythm Beat (yeah it does have that track) and in the bargain bin; Man Train (Marco Carola) 'First Planet' on Design Music The Shadow (Trackmaster Lou) 'The Lurking Shadow EP' on Making Madd Paul Johnson Relief 759 'No Big Thang' :) The Movement 'Feelings of This' on Trance Fusion K Hand 'Everybody' on Acacia Thanks to everyone at Small Fish, I know I pissed them off, i must have listened to a hundred records Check them out, Laters, WorkZ talk21 your FREE portable and private address on the net at http://www.talk21.com
Re: (313) technology eastern tour
Wow, this shit's gonna be bigger than Episode 1! It's great to see an event like this taking place, it's obviously taken some time, effort and cash to prepare, I'm sure it was hard work! Can't wait for the British leg of the tour(which is when, by the way?) A little curious as to the line, can't work out if like the mercury music award, the crew members selected are those needing the most spotlight (exc. S.K) or they're just the crew who sorted the whole event out! Looking forward to an interesting evening/night/experience, WorkZ --FYI-- For immediate release: Detroit to rule the eastern hemisphere. Technology Eastern Tour-Europe October 1999 02.10.99 - 30.10.99 It isnt much of a surprise that a production as large as this is coming from a City known for its world class manufacture of a product that has been in the making for nearly twenty years: Detroit Techno. This tour, featuring some of Detroits premier pure techno artists, is setting out to cross the Atlantic and take over the continent. The line-up is as hardcore as the production team making this event happenTechnology Productions embodies its roots as an electronic militia. Technology is a Detroit-based production company that has organized over eighty events throughout America. The team has assembled some of Detroits favorite artists over the past five years for a Detroit-styled show. The mission is to bring a complete tour package to Europe that is the first of its kind. This is a unique opportunity for club and event promoters. Overall the troop is representing both the old and new school sounds of Detroit with this powerful and diverse lineup. There is no question that this is one of the largest undertakings to come out of Detroit in 99. As the tour prepares for infiltration, the anticipation is astounding. Tune in and witness a spectacle that will have the worlds attention. Look for daily tour updates and a complete tour date event list on the (313) based on-line store theplayground.com. The tour kicks off October 2 in Ravensburg, Germany and ends October 30th in Denmark at Club Vega. Performers: Suburban Knight (Live) - Underground Resistance, Detroit USA Gi Gi Galaxy aka Mole People - Teknotika Records, Detroit USA Locutus - Bipolar Records, Pure Plastic, Detroit USA Punisher (Live) - Matrix, Seismic Records, Detroit USA Twonz - Hijacked Records, Detroit USA Auxiliary Performances: Jerohm - Freelectronics - Rotation, Belgium Tao - Freelectronics - Reload, Belgium Channel 3 (Live VJ) - Eyes and Ears Media, Detroit USA Tour Sponsors: Technology Detroit Street Productions madeindetroit.com theplayground.com motormouthmagazine.com *for explicit details contact Technology @ 313. 967. 9488 or Detroit Street Productions @ 313. 964. 3879 ARTIST BIO'S: SUBURBAN KNIGHT a.k.a. James Pennington Underground Resistance, Transmat Suburban Knights production career started in 87 as the co-producer of Inner Citys Big Fun and Good Life after beginning his DJ career in 83. He went on to release on Transmat in 89 where he brought to life his Suburban Knight moniker with the release of The Art of Stalking. He then joined the Underground Resistance camp to release Nocturbulis Behavior in 90, the By Night EP in 95, and a track for the Interstellar Fugitives album. Suburban Knight has played at nearly every major club and event around the world. He has recently toured Japan as well as filling multiple guest slots at Tresor, Berlin; Fuse, Belgium; Lost, London; and many others. His DJ set paints an elaborate picture of the many different styles of music that make up the past, present, and future of techno funk. His live performances are very rare. A chance to see him perform live is something that is not likely to happen twice in ones lifetime. Suburban Knights contributions to music have helped to mold our modern-day concept of Detroit techno. GiGi GALAXY a.k.a Gary Martin Teknotika records, Mole People GiGi Galaxy is the owner of Teknotika records. He founded the label in 94 and has since gone on to release over 20 records and a compilation c.d. He also has 3 records on his sub-label Mole People. In addition to his own projects he has done 3 records and 1 c.d. for Eye Q records and a variety of remixes for the likes of Gus Gus, Aquarhythms, and Der Dritte Raum. Garys busy DJ and live performance schedule complements his career as a producer. He has performed at a variety of major clubs and events in America and Europe; some of which include Tribal Gathering, the Hardwax anniversary party, and club spots in Copenhagen, Scotland, and the Netherlands. His DJ set is best described as sexy tech-house, and his live pa is truly amazing. He has a well-rounded portfolio that makes him a powerful force in techno and house. LOCUTUS a.k.a Wes Herche Bipolar records, Pure Plastic records Locutus is one of the new faces of techno in Detroit. He
Re: (313) technology eastern tour
Wow, this shit's gonna be bigger than Episode 1! It's great to see an event like this taking place, it's obviously taken some time, effort and cash to prepare, I'm sure it was hard work! Can't wait for the British leg of the tour(which is when, by the way?) A little curious as to the line, can't work out if like the mercury music award, the crew members selected are those needing the most spotlight (exc. S.K) or they're just the crew who sorted the whole event out! Looking forward to an interesting evening/night/experience, WorkZ --FYI-- For immediate release: Detroit to rule the eastern hemisphere. Technology Eastern Tour-Europe October 1999 02.10.99 - 30.10.99 It isnt much of a surprise that a production as large as this is coming from a City known for its world class manufacture of a product that has been in the making for nearly twenty years: Detroit Techno. This tour, featuring some of Detroits premier pure techno artists, is setting out to cross the Atlantic and take over the continent. The line-up is as hardcore as the production team making this event happenTechnology Productions embodies its roots as an electronic militia. Technology is a Detroit-based production company that has organized over eighty events throughout America. The team has assembled some of Detroits favorite artists over the past five years for a Detroit-styled show. The mission is to bring a complete tour package to Europe that is the first of its kind. This is a unique opportunity for club and event promoters. Overall the troop is representing both the old and new school sounds of Detroit with this powerful and diverse lineup. There is no question that this is one of the largest undertakings to come out of Detroit in 99. As the tour prepares for infiltration, the anticipation is astounding. Tune in and witness a spectacle that will have the worlds attention. Look for daily tour updates and a complete tour date event list on the (313) based on-line store theplayground.com. The tour kicks off October 2 in Ravensburg, Germany and ends October 30th in Denmark at Club Vega. Performers: Suburban Knight (Live) - Underground Resistance, Detroit USA Gi Gi Galaxy aka Mole People - Teknotika Records, Detroit USA Locutus - Bipolar Records, Pure Plastic, Detroit USA Punisher (Live) - Matrix, Seismic Records, Detroit USA Twonz - Hijacked Records, Detroit USA Auxiliary Performances: Jerohm - Freelectronics - Rotation, Belgium Tao - Freelectronics - Reload, Belgium Channel 3 (Live VJ) - Eyes and Ears Media, Detroit USA Tour Sponsors: Technology Detroit Street Productions madeindetroit.com theplayground.com motormouthmagazine.com *for explicit details contact Technology @ 313. 967. 9488 or Detroit Street Productions @ 313. 964. 3879 ARTIST BIO'S: SUBURBAN KNIGHT a.k.a. James Pennington Underground Resistance, Transmat Suburban Knights production career started in 87 as the co-producer of Inner Citys Big Fun and Good Life after beginning his DJ career in 83. He went on to release on Transmat in 89 where he brought to life his Suburban Knight moniker with the release of The Art of Stalking. He then joined the Underground Resistance camp to release Nocturbulis Behavior in 90, the By Night EP in 95, and a track for the Interstellar Fugitives album. Suburban Knight has played at nearly every major club and event around the world. He has recently toured Japan as well as filling multiple guest slots at Tresor, Berlin; Fuse, Belgium; Lost, London; and many others. His DJ set paints an elaborate picture of the many different styles of music that make up the past, present, and future of techno funk. His live performances are very rare. A chance to see him perform live is something that is not likely to happen twice in ones lifetime. Suburban Knights contributions to music have helped to mold our modern-day concept of Detroit techno. GiGi GALAXY a.k.a Gary Martin Teknotika records, Mole People GiGi Galaxy is the owner of Teknotika records. He founded the label in 94 and has since gone on to release over 20 records and a compilation c.d. He also has 3 records on his sub-label Mole People. In addition to his own projects he has done 3 records and 1 c.d. for Eye Q records and a variety of remixes for the likes of Gus Gus, Aquarhythms, and Der Dritte Raum. Garys busy DJ and live performance schedule complements his career as a producer. He has performed at a variety of major clubs and events in America and Europe; some of which include Tribal Gathering, the Hardwax anniversary party, and club spots in Copenhagen, Scotland, and the Netherlands. His DJ set is best described as sexy tech-house, and his live pa is truly amazing. He has a well-rounded portfolio that makes him a powerful force in techno and house. LOCUTUS a.k.a Wes Herche Bipolar records, Pure Plastic records Locutus is one of the new faces of techno in Detroit. He
(313) Test, please ignore!
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Re: (313) mills worth it? or worhtless
Has anyone decided (now that you have had it for a while) that the newer Jeff Mills from Japan is *really* worth the $30 import price? Question is are any of the recent Mills releases worth it? I decided upon not purchasing Axis 19.5 but suckered into buying Tomorrow 001, both were thin on content or any really Mills quality! Don't get me wrong I'm Jeff Mills' second biggest fan after you, but you have to agree that Jeff Mills could sample his farts and people would buy it! The trouble is he's in a position to do what the fuck he wants to and there's nothing anyone can do! WorkZ
(313) Huckaby and detroit and BMG...............
last time I saw mills in detroit was at berlin 2. The lineup was. jeff mills mike huckaby BMG rob hood terrance dixon. Can anyone tell me what Mike Huckaby is up too, has/is he releasing any records soon/lately? Does he play out much, if so what's he like? Whose BMG?.. matter of fact am I being stupid; But what does BMG stand for? Is it the same BMG as Damon.Zwirn.BMG whose on this list? Cos' I see this BMG a lot of places related to music, does it stand for a general term? Please help a slightly confused list member! TIA Laters, WorkZ
