Re: (313) I Love Acid Mix
here you go Here are the records, please support the artists and buy the music Fuzz Face - Far Out - Communique Dahlback Dahlback - Sweden 1 Canada 0 - Turbo Nylon - Tschon Zämöl - Holzplatten Hienostunut Sonni - Sharped Dressed Acid Man - Alexi Delano LTD Luggen - Aciduse - Teknofon Random XS - Aftermath - Djax up Beats E.V.I.A.N. And the Atlantis Posse - Techno City - Tekno Kut Acid Warrior - Karzinom - Junkfood Jared Wilson - Ghettoblaster- Essit Muzique - Essit Muzique - DAP Alex O Smith - Ultra Fine 01 - FXHE Sonic Tourism - Orange - Toolbox Tunes Minimum Syndicat - Forces - Minimum Syndicat Hugg and Pepp - Pellefant - Dahlback Tamburi Project - Tamburi Project - Stickman Maxx Renn - Acid Jack - Jamayka Random XS - Give your Body - Djax up Beats Fast Eddie - Welcome to the Pleasuredome - Underground Construction Luggen - Waste My TIme - Teknofon Kevin Starke - Acid Jak - Kstarke Rob Acid - Acid Wave - Molecular Funk Guerilla Disco Nihilist Daetron Vargas - Construction Paper 101 Force - Axid V2 - Breakin Records Jared Wilson - Drug Related Stories - Control Voltage - Control Voltage On 21 Sep 2010, at 00:00, Filip Sneppe wrote: Hi, I am really digging this mix and I'm especially interested in the hypnotic tracks with the repeating vocals in them (eg. at around 61'30 and 66'50. Did you find the time to send out a track listing for this mix, I couldn't find anything in the 313 archives ... Anyway, your mixes are always top notch, keep it up ! -Filip On Fri, Aug 6, 2010 at 12:03 AM, Placid pla...@acid-house.net wrote: I love Acid I think the title says it all.. Thought id post it up this evening, even though it wont be uploaded onto my server for another hour or so..but it will be finished by the time majority of you read this… anyway the mix is here http://www.acid-house.net/Placid_I_Love_Acid.mp3 Will do a tracklist over the weekend, artists fully deserving their props. Done in one hit on 2x1210's 2hr @320 kbps approx 280mb
Re: (313) I Love Acid tracklists
Yep, it is This Love, not sure I put Ghettoblaster down :/ p On 10 Aug 2010, at 04:56, mistamuthaf...@yahoo.com wrote: Excellent as always. Loved the Jared Wilson to Essit Musique to Omar S. But isn't that track This Love and not GhettoBlaster? Jeff --Original Message-- From: Placid To: Three-One-Three Subject: (313) I Love Acid tracklists Sent: Aug 7, 2010 4:10 AM As promised.. Here are the records, please support the artists and buy the music Fuzz Face - Far Out - Communique Dahlback Dahlback - Sweden 1 Canada 0 - Turbo Nylon - Tschon Zämöl - Holzplatten Hienostunut Sonni - Sharped Dressed Acid Man - Alexi Delano LTD Luggen - Aciduse - Teknofon Random XS - Aftermath - Djax up Beats E.V.I.A.N. And the Atlantis Posse - Techno City - Tekno Kut Acid Warrior - Karzinom - Junkfood Jared Wilson - Ghettoblaster- Essit Muzique - Essit Muzique - DAP Alex O Smith - Ultra Fine 01 - FXHE Sonic Tourism - Orange - Toolbox Tunes Minimum Syndicat - Forces - Minimum Syndicat Hugg and Pepp - Pellefant - Dahlback Tamburi Project - Tamburi Project - Stickman Maxx Renn - Acid Jack - Jamayka Random XS - Give your Body - Djax up Beats Fast Eddie - Welcome to the Pleasuredome - Underground Construction Luggen - Waste My TIme - Teknofon Kevin Starke - Acid Jak - Kstarke Rob Acid - Acid Wave - Molecular Funk Guerilla Disco Nihilist Daetron Vargas - Construction Paper 101 Force - Axid V2 - Breakin Records Jared Wilson - Drug Related Stories - Control Voltage - Control Voltage Special thanks going out to everyone at Camp303 / Norbergfestival Placid Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/group.php?gid=41658902688 I Love Acid - http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/group.php?gid=2401566888 Sent via BlackBerry by ATT
Re: (313) I Love Acid tracklists
Excellent as always. Loved the Jared Wilson to Essit Musique to Omar S. But isn't that track This Love and not GhettoBlaster? Jeff --Original Message-- From: Placid To: Three-One-Three Subject: (313) I Love Acid tracklists Sent: Aug 7, 2010 4:10 AM As promised.. Here are the records, please support the artists and buy the music Fuzz Face - Far Out - Communique Dahlback Dahlback - Sweden 1 Canada 0 - Turbo Nylon - Tschon Zämöl - Holzplatten Hienostunut Sonni - Sharped Dressed Acid Man - Alexi Delano LTD Luggen - Aciduse - Teknofon Random XS - Aftermath - Djax up Beats E.V.I.A.N. And the Atlantis Posse - Techno City - Tekno Kut Acid Warrior - Karzinom - Junkfood Jared Wilson - Ghettoblaster- Essit Muzique - Essit Muzique - DAP Alex O Smith - Ultra Fine 01 - FXHE Sonic Tourism - Orange - Toolbox Tunes Minimum Syndicat - Forces - Minimum Syndicat Hugg and Pepp - Pellefant - Dahlback Tamburi Project - Tamburi Project - Stickman Maxx Renn - Acid Jack - Jamayka Random XS - Give your Body - Djax up Beats Fast Eddie - Welcome to the Pleasuredome - Underground Construction Luggen - Waste My TIme - Teknofon Kevin Starke - Acid Jak - Kstarke Rob Acid - Acid Wave - Molecular Funk Guerilla Disco Nihilist Daetron Vargas - Construction Paper 101 Force - Axid V2 - Breakin Records Jared Wilson - Drug Related Stories - Control Voltage - Control Voltage Special thanks going out to everyone at Camp303 / Norbergfestival Placid Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/group.php?gid=41658902688 I Love Acid - http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/group.php?gid=2401566888 Sent via BlackBerry by ATT
(313) I Love Acid tracklists
As promised.. Here are the records, please support the artists and buy the music Fuzz Face - Far Out - Communique Dahlback Dahlback - Sweden 1 Canada 0 - Turbo Nylon - Tschon Zämöl - Holzplatten Hienostunut Sonni - Sharped Dressed Acid Man - Alexi Delano LTD Luggen - Aciduse - Teknofon Random XS - Aftermath - Djax up Beats E.V.I.A.N. And the Atlantis Posse - Techno City - Tekno Kut Acid Warrior - Karzinom - Junkfood Jared Wilson - Ghettoblaster- Essit Muzique - Essit Muzique - DAP Alex O Smith - Ultra Fine 01 - FXHE Sonic Tourism - Orange - Toolbox Tunes Minimum Syndicat - Forces - Minimum Syndicat Hugg and Pepp - Pellefant - Dahlback Tamburi Project - Tamburi Project - Stickman Maxx Renn - Acid Jack - Jamayka Random XS - Give your Body - Djax up Beats Fast Eddie - Welcome to the Pleasuredome - Underground Construction Luggen - Waste My TIme - Teknofon Kevin Starke - Acid Jak - Kstarke Rob Acid - Acid Wave - Molecular Funk Guerilla Disco Nihilist Daetron Vargas - Construction Paper 101 Force - Axid V2 - Breakin Records Jared Wilson - Drug Related Stories - Control Voltage - Control Voltage Special thanks going out to everyone at Camp303 / Norbergfestival Placid Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/group.php?gid=41658902688 I Love Acid - http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/group.php?gid=2401566888
(313) I love it!!!
So they announce some of the DEMF lineup and all you twaty pissants can do is bitch and moan... I love it!! This means you LOVE the lineup and the festival will be a success this year, but of course don't tell anyone, it's our dirty little secret. I bet if there was also a free oral sex booth you wanks would still find a reason to moan. No pun intended. Tosh
Re: (313) I love it!!!
- Original Message - From: Tosh Cooey I bet if there was also a free oral sex booth you wanks would still find a reason to moan. No pun intended. If you're working that booth, there won't be any moans from me. No pun intended. seek
Re: (313) I love it!!!
seek wrote: If you're working that booth, there won't be any moans from me. No pun intended. Sounds more like he's going to be working Hawtin pretty exclusively. -bp
(313) I love Psurkit !
Yea ' times up for another Speakeasy netcast on Psurkit.net infact ' everyone is doing mixes these days . so I would just flip to the links and surf some cool net labels. Recent finds that I like . are phoniq.net .. with a variety of sounds ' but a fair few chunky numbers for late night train jobs. Also minlove.net .. is feeding out some fine glitch driven house types sounds .. makes me feel like early Gemini stuff with the chug chug wallop ' From recent discussion around ' minimal ' scene killing reverb dubs check .. kyoto-sound.com matching this pace space . similar cuts from instabil.org Oh . and . oh . and .. I guess just listen to the sounds ' pick up the vibe you like and follow the links .. It's not so lonely on the net ' really .. .simon .. Speakeasy OX2 http://psurkit.net/show/speakeasy_0X2.php :: Visit www.kyoto-sound.com www.instabil.org www.uran97.com www.acediamusic.org www.thinner.cc www.minlove.net www.quietamerican.org www.drumbuddy.com www.phoniq.net www.heavy-industries.net www.earlabs.org :: Tracklist Night Dub - Mr.Cloudy / Mr. Cloudy - [KY_D010] friction dub [daniel stefanik edit] - hieronymus / kyoto digital [instabil_08] Musikstueck - K.Fog / Winterproof Tones - [uran97_030] digitalkamerad - Florian Filsinger / King of Verlieren [am038] Uhoidokalo - Randomajestiq / UnclassifiEP - [APL011] Err9r-Prone - Dafluke / Sushitech Err9r - [mnlv 04] One-minute vacation for October 17, 2005 - Tim Cabassi / [Field Recording] Extended Scratch - Quintron / Drum Buddy 487 - Coax / Solaris - [am037] One-minute vacation for August 1, 2005 - Fluffy Pennyfeather [Field Recording] Cancin De Cuna (Receptor Mix) - Alta Infidelidad / Cactus Y Volcanes - [THN083] Forseen Movement - Anton / 1 - [PHQ010] Muted - Ryan Jones / phase02 - [hi010] Lava - urban force / input/output - [instabil_02] Sig Tango - Livelectro vs Elena Nikitaeva / More Dots of a Certain Sound - [es10]
Re: (313) I Love Techno lineup announced
yeah it looks like may, hood and bone are in Dave CLarke's Green room... just wondering if I can suffer the huge crowds.is this the festival that is run by an american company? The (313) content (Derrick, Rich, Matt Dear, Rob Hood, Magda, Bone, Troy Pierce) is pretty good this year: UNDERWORLD (LIVE) DAVE CLARKE TIGA SUPER DISCOUNT 2 (LIVE) RICHIE HAWTIN SVEN VATH MISS KITTIN DERRICK MAY VITALIC (LIVE) COLLABS FEATURING CHRIS LIEBING SPEEDY J (LIVE) ADAM BEYER T. RAUMSCHMIERE (LIVE) MATTHEW DEAR (LIVE) MARCO BAILEY NATHAN FAKE (LIVE) ROBERT HOOD MAGDA THE GLIMMERS TOBI NEUMANN T-QUEST FIXMER/MCCARTHY (LIVE) ANDRÉ GALLUZZI DR. LEKTROLUV DJ BONE CHRISTIAN SMITH TROY PIERCE (LIVE) DEG TONY ROHR (LIVE) PIERRE DJ NAUGHTY TOM HADES (LIVE) JAN VAN BIESEN SPACID FRANCO CANGELLI - Greg www.midnightbeats.de www.kube72.com www.detroitimpression.com
(313) I Love Techno lineup announced
The (313) content (Derrick, Rich, Matt Dear, Rob Hood, Magda, Bone, Troy Pierce) is pretty good this year: UNDERWORLD (LIVE) DAVE CLARKE TIGA SUPER DISCOUNT 2 (LIVE) RICHIE HAWTIN SVEN VATH MISS KITTIN DERRICK MAY VITALIC (LIVE) COLLABS FEATURING CHRIS LIEBING SPEEDY J (LIVE) ADAM BEYER T. RAUMSCHMIERE (LIVE) MATTHEW DEAR (LIVE) MARCO BAILEY NATHAN FAKE (LIVE) ROBERT HOOD MAGDA THE GLIMMERS TOBI NEUMANN T-QUEST FIXMER/MCCARTHY (LIVE) ANDRÉ GALLUZZI DR. LEKTROLUV DJ BONE CHRISTIAN SMITH TROY PIERCE (LIVE) DEG TONY ROHR (LIVE) PIERRE DJ NAUGHTY TOM HADES (LIVE) JAN VAN BIESEN SPACID FRANCO CANGELLI - Greg
(313) I love techno DVD track ID
anyone know the track beign played during sven's appearance on this dvd? http://www.discogs.com/release/264247 -Joe
(313) I Love Techno sets posted to Usenet's alt.binaries.sounds.mp3.dance
Talk about fast turnaround! A bunch of sets from I Love Techno 4 days ago (Oct. 18th) got posted to alt.binaries.sounds.mp3.dance today ... Green Velvet Sven Vaeth Oliver Bondzio Alter Ego Richie Hawtin (Ob313) T-Quest Psychogene Spacid The Hacker Miss Kittin Get 'em from your ISP's news server or EasyNews if you're lazy ... - Greg
Re: (313) I Love HEADSPACE (was I love techno)
OK guys my apologiesI'm sometime dislexic and it seems that TOM is my best victim with his label Headsca.. oh no HEADSPACE rec, Headspace, headspace, headspace, headspace, headspace, headspace, headspace...wow I can do it Sorry sorry sorry...If I ave a label later, Illcall it headscape...everyon will now why Sorry Tom, its the last time i made the mistake ;-) Next time Il'' say,...on the amazing Tom Churchill imprint..., but it will be confuse with Emoticon ;-) Fabrice From: J. T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall. Date: Fri, 26 Sep 2003 09:56:38 -0400 The new Headscape records Rei Loci Arne Weinberg are great !!!wow ! Glad you like 'em Fabrice - but remember the label is called 'Headspace', not 'Headscape' :) fabrice cant even spell correctly the name of a label he's on himself hahaha!!...sad sad...see what happenswhat a techno airhead! hahah naah just old feeble hehe congrats on the cutting room fabrice! looking forward to the raygun stuff! jt _ Instant message in style with MSN Messenger 6.0. Download it now FREE! http://msnmessenger-download.com _ Hotmail: votre e-mail gratuit ! http://www.fr.msn.be/hotmail
RE: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall.
Ken, have you tried Rush Hour? http://www.rushhour.nl All our stuff is easily found there for future reference. boomkat and smallfish stock our stuff as well and hit up jason brunton at Rubadub in Glasgow: http://www.rubadubrecords.com/ Hey Minto, cheers. It's funny, I would have thought the above was the case but as those outfits didn't put the track on their lists I assumed not. I will check. dL011 and dL012 should be out this Oct./Nov. respectively. as for fall and winter listening...i pull out the deep stuff too i.e. stasis, B12, ART comps and various deep detroit like damy, POD, psyche/bfc etc. looking forward to the new Iridite and Rei Loci 12s...Craig's 12 on 7th Sign is going in my top 10 releases of the year for sure! Word. That Rei Loci track's in mine too. Can't wait for the new one from Headspace :-) Ken minto __ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Shopping - with improved product search http://shopping.yahoo.com
RE: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall.
The new Headscape records Rei Loci Arne Weinberg are great !!!wow ! Hope to receive the next 7th Sign ;-) True Minto the Rei Loci one is one of the best deep techno 12'' this year ! and hey Minto...if you have some records to cut ;-)...my cutting room in Brussels is working now...will cut my new album on Raygun this monday...its sooo cool ...;-) Peace Fabrice http://www.fabricelig.com From: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Minto George [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall. Date: Fri, 26 Sep 2003 07:50:58 +0100 Ken, have you tried Rush Hour? http://www.rushhour.nl All our stuff is easily found there for future reference. boomkat and smallfish stock our stuff as well and hit up jason brunton at Rubadub in Glasgow: http://www.rubadubrecords.com/ Hey Minto, cheers. It's funny, I would have thought the above was the case but as those outfits didn't put the track on their lists I assumed not. I will check. dL011 and dL012 should be out this Oct./Nov. respectively. as for fall and winter listening...i pull out the deep stuff too i.e. stasis, B12, ART comps and various deep detroit like damy, POD, psyche/bfc etc. looking forward to the new Iridite and Rei Loci 12s...Craig's 12 on 7th Sign is going in my top 10 releases of the year for sure! Word. That Rei Loci track's in mine too. Can't wait for the new one from Headspace :-) Ken minto __ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Shopping - with improved product search http://shopping.yahoo.com _ Utilisez votre MSN Messenger via votre GSM ! http://www.fr.msn.be/gsm/servicesms/messengerparsms
Re: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall.
The new Headscape records Rei Loci Arne Weinberg are great !!!wow ! Glad you like 'em Fabrice - but remember the label is called 'Headspace', not 'Headscape' :) Both records are released over the next few weeks via Rush Hour - more info and sound samples at http://emoticon-headspace.net Cheers, Tom
Re: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall.
The new Headscape records Rei Loci Arne Weinberg are great !!!wow ! Glad you like 'em Fabrice - but remember the label is called 'Headspace', not 'Headscape' :) fabrice cant even spell correctly the name of a label he's on himself hahaha!!...sad sad...see what happenswhat a techno airhead! hahah naah just old feeble hehe congrats on the cutting room fabrice! looking forward to the raygun stuff! jt _ Instant message in style with MSN Messenger 6.0. Download it now FREE! http://msnmessenger-download.com
(313) I Love Techno in the Fall.
hi folks. well, the days are getting cooler and shorter here on the south shore of lake erie. for whatever reason, this time of the year i find myself spinning alot more techno... i can't help but put on model 500 or early psyche trax. in the summer, all i want to hear is jazzy, deep, soulful house. come the winter, i'm grabbing for more strand, duplex, keith tucker EP's. does anyone else find that their musical tastes change with the seasons? cheers, lrh
Re: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall.
does anyone else find that their musical tastes change with the seasons? ooh, for sure. My mood also changes dramatically too. constant rain can do your head in, where as the summer months make this s**thole seem a better place all together. summer lp - James Mason - Rhythm Of Life winter 12's - Ultradyne, dynarec. Bring me the darkness. _ - End of message text This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers. PricewaterhouseCoopers may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring
RE: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall.
does anyone else find that their musical tastes change with the seasons? I always reach for my Smiths and cure records in the Fall. They seem to go together with Autumn, like Beer and nuts... (for me) Dennis -Original Message- From: Lee Herrington IV [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 10:13 AM To: 313 Subject: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall. does anyone else find that their musical tastes change with the seasons? cheers, lrh
RE: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall.
-Original Message- From: Lee Herrington IV [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 25 September 2003 15:13 does anyone else find that their musical tastes change with the seasons? Definitely! I always find myself heralding winter with It Is What It Is - synthesized strings and crisp 909 hi-hats work so much better when it's cold than they do during the summer, I find. Over the summer it does seem to me that the music I listen to becomes a bit more melodic and a bit more soulful in a lot of ways, which becomes less desirable as the cold sets in and my tastes drift back into a more synthetic and electronic mindset. Being originally from Glasgow, I kind of suspect that if I still lived there then I'd listen to techno all year round, as it's during the cold months that that music appeals most of me. I have to admit, though, that the music I've been listening to the most in the last week or so is early 1990s British techno! My bedroom floor is currently covered in Black Dog, B12, Nuron, Stasis and Reload EPs, which all seem to go quite well with the current climate...! Brendan http://www.lunarselector.com
Re: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall.
I always reach for my Smiths and cure records in the Fall. They seem to go together with Autumn, like Beer and nuts... (for me) So Am I the only one who listens to the same stuff the whole year thru? I listen to a lot of styles.. but I never prefer a certain style at a certain time of the year. Cheers, Maarten PS: A happy birthday to Thomas D. Cox. Huray! Huray!
Re: RE: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall.
autumn equinox started Sept 23 - yay! your post reminded me of things I've enjoyed lately - this past weekend saw B12, Gescom, Black Dog, Haujobb, early-mid nineties Cabaret Voltaire, and other goodies in heavy rotation. the new LFO is sounding pretty good too :) lisa - Original Message - From: Brendan Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thursday, September 25, 2003 10:23 am Subject: RE: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall. [snip] I have to admit, though, that the music I've been listening to the most in the last week or so is early 1990s British techno! My bedroom floor is currently covered in Black Dog, B12, Nuron, Stasis and Reload EPs, which all seem to go quite well with the current climate...! Brendan http://www.lunarselector.com
Re: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall.
This week's picks are Current 93, Death In June, LFO, Gold Chains, Jerome Hill 25/9/03 3:05 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED]@optonline.net autumn equinox started Sept 23 - yay! your post reminded me of things I've enjoyed lately - this past weekend saw B12, Gescom, Black Dog, Haujobb, early-mid nineties Cabaret Voltaire, and other goodies in heavy rotation. the new LFO is sounding pretty good too :) lisa - Original Message - From: Brendan Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thursday, September 25, 2003 10:23 am Subject: RE: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall. [snip] I have to admit, though, that the music I've been listening to the most in the last week or so is early 1990s British techno! My bedroom floor is currently covered in Black Dog, B12, Nuron, Stasis and Reload EPs, which all seem to go quite well with the current climate...! Brendan http://www.lunarselector.com
RE: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall.
Ummm techno ... what I'd really like to know is when/if Dan Curtin's thing on down Low distort.archive.desire dL010 will be repressed for Europe, as it's the best new techno record I've heard this year but it was so scarce, I never even saw it - and I didn't exacltly sleep! Minto? :-) k -Original Message- From: Martin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 5:06 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Brendan Nelson Cc: Lee Herrington IV; 313 Subject: Re: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall. This week's picks are Current 93, Death In June, LFO, Gold Chains, Jerome Hill 25/9/03 3:05 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED]@optonline.net autumn equinox started Sept 23 - yay! your post reminded me of things I've enjoyed lately - this past weekend saw B12, Gescom, Black Dog, Haujobb, early-mid nineties Cabaret Voltaire, and other goodies in heavy rotation. the new LFO is sounding pretty good too :) lisa - Original Message - From: Brendan Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thursday, September 25, 2003 10:23 am Subject: RE: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall. [snip] I have to admit, though, that the music I've been listening to the most in the last week or so is early 1990s British techno! My bedroom floor is currently covered in Black Dog, B12, Nuron, Stasis and Reload EPs, which all seem to go quite well with the current climate...! Brendan http://www.lunarselector.com
Re: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall.
On Thu, 25 Sep 2003, Lee Herrington IV wrote: hi folks. well, the days are getting cooler and shorter here on the south shore of lake erie. for whatever reason, this time of the year i find myself spinning alot more techno... i can't help but put on model 500 or early psyche trax. in the summer, all i want to hear is jazzy, deep, soulful house. come the winter, i'm grabbing for more strand, duplex, keith tucker EP's. does anyone else find that their musical tastes change with the seasons? Before the MP3 era (and before my youngest son bless his heart wrecked my 5 disc cd player), I would change the rotation every so often. My winter rotation would include a lot of trio stuff (piano, bass, drums) because the tinkle of the keys and the spare sounds of the drums would fit well with the first snows. Some hip-hop is DEFINITELY more appropriate for the summer for me. The Score for example is a summer cd...or a spring cd. I'm not sure whether my dance music mood changes though. This is an excellent question. peace lks
Re: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall.
For some reason we have only sold about 2 copies of the LFO album in our shop- maybe white lettering on a white background makes you hard to spot! Jason On Thursday, September 25, 2003, at 04:05 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: autumn equinox started Sept 23 - yay! your post reminded me of things I've enjoyed lately - this past weekend saw B12, Gescom, Black Dog, Haujobb, early-mid nineties Cabaret Voltaire, and other goodies in heavy rotation. the new LFO is sounding pretty good too :) lisa - Original Message - From: Brendan Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thursday, September 25, 2003 10:23 am Subject: RE: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall. [snip] I have to admit, though, that the music I've been listening to the most in the last week or so is early 1990s British techno! My bedroom floor is currently covered in Black Dog, B12, Nuron, Stasis and Reload EPs, which all seem to go quite well with the current climate...! Brendan http://www.lunarselector.com
RE: (313) I Love Techno in the Fall.
Ken Odeluga wrote: Ummm techno ... what I'd really like to know is when/if Dan Curtin's thing on down Low distort.archive.desire dL010 will be repressed for Europe, as it's the best new techno record I've heard this year but it was so scarce, I never even saw it - and I didn't exacltly sleep! Minto? :-) Ken, have you tried Rush Hour? http://www.rushhour.nl All our stuff is easily found there for future reference. boomkat and smallfish stock our stuff as well and hit up jason brunton at Rubadub in Glasgow: http://www.rubadubrecords.com/ dL011 and dL012 should be out this Oct./Nov. respectively. as for fall and winter listening...i pull out the deep stuff too i.e. stasis, B12, ART comps and various deep detroit like damy, POD, psyche/bfc etc. looking forward to the new Iridite and Rei Loci 12s...Craig's 12 on 7th Sign is going in my top 10 releases of the year for sure! minto __ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Shopping - with improved product search http://shopping.yahoo.com
[313] I Love Music
Hi, Let´s go back in time... 1991 ! Remember that MIX label from Blake Baxter? Remember MIX 001 entitled teknotika? Can anyone confirm that this record has sampled the chorus from the O´JAYS - I LOVE MUSIC? And is it different from: GHETTO BROTHERS (ORLANDO VOORNBLAKE BAXTER) muzik (back in business/clubland/ghetto blues) esp ? I ask this because I have the oppurtunity to by this second hand, but I don´t have the oppurtunity to listen to it! Thanks in advance, Maarten - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [313] I Love Music
Both are a must if you like productions by Orlando Voorn. : ) Both releases are high energy releases, easily like Derrick May would've played. Don't hesitate a second... Karl www.capsite.net
[313] I Love techno 6 review [LONG]
I will start by stating that I've read in a few places that this was the fifth installment, but I Distinctly remember the theme for I Love techno 2000 being 5 years 5 rooms and I even have a shirt from last year that says that, so I'm going to refer to I Love Techno 2001 as the sixth version. My first impressions of this year's event were severe disappointment, and utter frustration - as the two MAIN reasons I came back to I love techno were opposite spectrum this year. One of the best things about last year's party (besides the amazing line-up) was the collection of people who came to see the talent, and the way that they appeared to be enjoying the music much more than coming just because its a huge party and they wanted to get messed up. This year's endeavor was a complete flip-flop, with extremely messed up people everywhere and lots of (American reminiscent) Candy-raver types with their glowsticks, plastic beads, and shiny clothes. Perhaps I just had a different view last year, or I managed to miss all the action, but I didn't pull that sort of reaction, and the people seemed to be there for support, rather than for drugs or anything else (albeit they still got down!). The second dissapointment was immediatley apparent and was the thing that kept reappearing all night - the organization and planning for all the people was poor. Last year, my wife and I left the Flanders Expo feeling like there were only 1500 people in there, when there were really 30,000+. The lines to get in last year were non-existant, the bathrooms took mere seconds to get into, the main room was only filled about 1/4 at any one time, - and the only time I felt like there were a ton of people in the place, was when only one superstar DJ was playing, and all of the people mobbed into one room. This year, they had awful planning, and I think it was partially because the organizers or promoters wanted to be really tight with the police or governing authorities. Last year, the doors had somewhat lax security and no cattle lanes which kept the line moving at all times, and it took us no more than 5 minutes to get in and check our coats. For I Love Techno 2001, it took us almost 2 hours to do the same thing, and they had cumbersomely placed movable barracades everywhere where there was a flock of people (front door, coat check, bathrooms) which only made things horribly worse. Fortunately, I'm not going to wank on about how horrid this party was compared to last year, and as a matter of fact, I'm going to tell you how itblew last year out of the water, in terms of Artist participation (does that make sense?) and overall feel. First, let me describe the size of the space. The Flanders Expo (at least the portioins they were using), has a gigantic Warehouse feel to it, with six enormous rooms flanked on to it three on each side of the rectangular chill area which had no music in it, just concessions and merchandise - and a VIP entry area. The main area was much larger than any warehouse I have ever been in, let alone any rave or party I've ever attended. Each room that branched off, was easily the largest party I'd ever attended being (in my sometimes distorted perception) at least larger than an american Football field for the people to dance and congregrate (but it felt like everyone in the building was dancing like mad - at all times, compared ot last year's crowd that [while severly entertained] mainly just smiled and bopped their heads). Getting from the front of one room back into the main area, and then on to the front (or stage) area of another room took around 30 minutes at one point in the evening - but was not too cumbersome that it was frustrating. On to the talent - I will try my best to explain what I was feeling objectively, but it's very hard to do so. There are so many things that go into a really good set or performance or even one of the rooms that they had built, and someone at the same party could have been in different rooms the entire time and possibly had a completely different experience than I had. That said, I didn't travel to Europe to have a crappy night, and I was destined to have fun - but my expectations were shattered. We arrived in time to catch Umek, but with the lines and coat check taking 2 hours - completely missed his set (much to my dismay). We headed first into the yellow room (each of the five performance rooms were dubbed a color, and the sixth room was were the coat check, EMS and other functional things such as the exit vestibule were setup). When we entered, it seemd like people were leaving, and Bandulu had just stopped playing a live song. Bandulu (at least two of them - I'd heard that there were 3 originally???) were just stopping in between songs, and we were able to catch 20 - 30 minutes of their set, which was really nice sounding - but the sound quality in that room wasn't the best. They played
Re: [313] I Love techno 6 review [LONG]
PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 02:57 Subject: [313] I Love techno 6 review [LONG] I will start by stating that I've read in a few places that this was the fifth installment, but I Distinctly remember the theme for I Love techno 2000 being 5 years 5 rooms and I even have a shirt from last year that says that, so I'm going to refer to I Love Techno 2001 as the sixth version. My first impressions of this year's event were severe disappointment, and utter frustration - as the two MAIN reasons I came back to I love techno were opposite spectrum this year. One of the best things about last year's party (besides the amazing line-up) was the collection of people who came to see the talent, and the way that they appeared to be enjoying the music much more than coming just because its a huge party and they wanted to get messed up. This year's endeavor was a complete flip-flop, with extremely messed up people everywhere and lots of (American reminiscent) Candy-raver types with their glowsticks, plastic beads, and shiny clothes. Perhaps I just had a different view last year, or I managed to miss all the action, but I didn't pull that sort of reaction, and the people seemed to be there for support, rather than for drugs or anything else (albeit they still got down!). The second dissapointment was immediatley apparent and was the thing that kept reappearing all night - the organization and planning for all the people was poor. Last year, my wife and I left the Flanders Expo feeling like there were only 1500 people in there, when there were really 30,000+. The lines to get in last year were non-existant, the bathrooms took mere seconds to get into, the main room was only filled about 1/4 at any one time, - and the only time I felt like there were a ton of people in the place, was when only one superstar DJ was playing, and all of the people mobbed into one room. This year, they had awful planning, and I think it was partially because the organizers or promoters wanted to be really tight with the police or governing authorities. Last year, the doors had somewhat lax security and no cattle lanes which kept the line moving at all times, and it took us no more than 5 minutes to get in and check our coats. For I Love Techno 2001, it took us almost 2 hours to do the same thing, and they had cumbersomely placed movable barracades everywhere where there was a flock of people (front door, coat check, bathrooms) which only made things horribly worse. Fortunately, I'm not going to wank on about how horrid this party was compared to last year, and as a matter of fact, I'm going to tell you how itblew last year out of the water, in terms of Artist participation (does that make sense?) and overall feel. First, let me describe the size of the space. The Flanders Expo (at least the portioins they were using), has a gigantic Warehouse feel to it, with six enormous rooms flanked on to it three on each side of the rectangular chill area which had no music in it, just concessions and merchandise - and a VIP entry area. The main area was much larger than any warehouse I have ever been in, let alone any rave or party I've ever attended. Each room that branched off, was easily the largest party I'd ever attended being (in my sometimes distorted perception) at least larger than an american Football field for the people to dance and congregrate (but it felt like everyone in the building was dancing like mad - at all times, compared ot last year's crowd that [while severly entertained] mainly just smiled and bopped their heads). Getting from the front of one room back into the main area, and then on to the front (or stage) area of another room took around 30 minutes at one point in the evening - but was not too cumbersome that it was frustrating. On to the talent - I will try my best to explain what I was feeling objectively, but it's very hard to do so. There are so many things that go into a really good set or performance or even one of the rooms that they had built, and someone at the same party could have been in different rooms the entire time and possibly had a completely different experience than I had. That said, I didn't travel to Europe to have a crappy night, and I was destined to have fun - but my expectations were shattered. We arrived in time to catch Umek, but with the lines and coat check taking 2 hours - completely missed his set (much to my dismay). We headed first into the yellow room (each of the five performance rooms were dubbed a color, and the sixth room was were the coat check, EMS and other functional things such as the exit vestibule were setup). When we entered, it seemd like people were leaving, and Bandulu had just stopped playing a live song. Bandulu (at least two of them - I'd heard that there were 3 originally???) were just stopping
Re: [313]I love techno [was: ADULT. live show]
Perhaps it's a perception thing (on either side of the globe). D Hey, what this thing with Chicago peepz and I Love Techno? We had Dennis and his wife over last year, they're coming back and now also John Sokolowski and his wife are coming over for that party. I'll better refrain myself from uttering my opinion about that party... John From: atomly [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: [313] ADULT. live show Date: Wed, 26 Sep 2001 15:54:11 -0500 [Fixer [EMAIL PROTECTED]] prices are very cheap for european flights right now...Cork to Glasgow for about £25 each leg with no advance notice...techno tourists, engage... Chicago- Amsterdam $219 Amsterdam - Brussels $90 Time to go to I Love Techno. -- :: atomly :: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.atomly.com/ | 877.741.3571 - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[313] I love used record shopping
So Groovetech is having this big sale, right? Well, I was really strapped for cash and decided to make some sacrafices in my CD collection and some vinyl too. I managed to get a good load down to the big used record store here in Minneapolis. While I was there I thought I'd look over their used vinyl. I needed an emotional lift (considering my cat just came out of surgery). I found a several old Relief records (bought Gene Farris' Erotic World) and some other junk which I didn't keep. Now in this store there are two seperate bins for 12 singles...I thought just as a last thing I'd check the older stuff just to see if anything slipped passed everyone. About ten records into the first row my eyes nearly dropped out of my head...I know my jaw hit the floor. There before me was a name I never thought I'd see in *this* town. A Number of Names Sharevari Skitso 12 Quality Records 1983 $2.60 practically mint There is a god MEK _ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[313]I LOVE DETROIT
I LOVE DETROIT After all this talk about sponsorship, I walked out on the porch and looked at the new Rolling Stone. There is a full one and a half page add about the festival in the magazine. Holly sheeat!!! Even though it is a ford add, I can't help but feel complete joy. I am so proud to be a part of something that touches the world on such an amazing level. That's why I feel so strongly about this. I have been around the D for a long time and have tried to stay as true to myself as I can(along with a lot of other mthrfckrs). That is the true creative genius of this town. It blows my mind that mainstream corporations want to use this as a tool to sell cars, but I understand. I can remember 6 years back, being on my hands and knees, about to be arrested, for being at a party in Detroit. Now the essence and magic of the music and the Detroit experience is a mainstream marketing tool. Wow! I am not saying it is bad, I am saying the thought of it f**ks me up and makes me stay on the internet far to long. It was a Ford add that brought me this joy and angered me at the same time. What a mind f**k. All I can say is: I LOVE DETROIT From: Phonopsia [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: laura gavoor [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: [313]true conspiracy Date: Wed, 2 May 2001 19:42:21 -0400 - Original Message - From: laura gavoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2001 10:39 PM Subject: Re: [313]true conspiracy No one I think would contend that fact. No big corporations = no cool-ass festivals and no one want s that. However, the people controlling the monies - the city of Detroit, Pop Culture Media/Carole Marvin and Ritual Prods/Amir Daiza are benefitting the VERY most from a P.R. perspective as well as the multiple million(s) that I'm quite sure are stuffing the city coffers to sponsor this event. Yeah - that's defintely true. My point wasn't so much to applaud these people unequivocally as to point out that at the moment, the sponsorship doesn't seem to be running completely astray from the original intent. Moreover, for each and every sponsor, I can guarantee that Ms. Marvin is being broken off a %. Perhaps say, 10% of 1million over and above a salary or contract that the city is paying her. The DEMF merchandise, DEMF documentary, etc. blahsay, blah is all going into Pop Culture's and the city's pockets. Yes, and this would be true of whoever's organizing the festival, right? I'm pretty sure that's what you're saying below. In exchange, we get to receive chump change as performance fees, even though we are the reason the money is coming in in the first place, and some additional notoriety. However, Ms. Marvin is now considered the resident expert on our market and will be getting thtelion's share of any and every thing that comes as a result of our efforts. Luck o' the draw, to be certain...but nonetheless without the talent none of this conversation would matter. Fact remains, being the resident expert means FAT LOOT which can and I'm sure will be diverted away from those more deserving...myself included (ahem) as well as scores of other electronic/maniac biz peeps/artists. Right. Her primary skill is that she, the city and Carl Craig actually made it happen, right? I can see the analogy here to the music industry in general, where a major label gets most of the money because they control the media and have a stranglehold on the distribution networks. It's a pretty similar situation, but in this case the underground artists are the core of the effort, rather than major labels engineering talent to appease. So if the money paid back to the artists has not gone up as more sponsorship money comes in, I can see why that would be a source for concern. Please stand firm on this premise. Control is what is being sought after and long-term it will affect our income(s) if not seriously REGULATED by the dance community. I most definetly will not miss a wonderful weekend, but the local press ALREADY knows whassup and its time for the community--ESPECIALLY the artists to give credit where credit is due--each and every time a microphone is shoved in there face or yet another journalist is weighing their every word. If I'm reading right, I'm hearing that you think the event should be controlled by those that have been in the scene the longest, and who have the strongest involvement with talent, have for a long time and work at it every day. I think this is a great idea, but at the same time, who was it that actually made the first event happen from a promotional perspective? I'm actually asking - because what I've read tells me it was Carol Marvin's efforts - and if that's not true, I want to be set straight. Understand that the machine ONLY knows Ms. Marvin as The Woman / The Impetus behind this powerful movement and festival. How much do y'all think she'll be
RE:[313]I LOVE DETROIT
i agree, watch in the next couple of years how many more eyes will turn to look upon this city From: g g [EMAIL PROTECTED] .Subject: [313]I LOVE DETROIT Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I LOVE DETROIT After all this talk about sponsorship, I walked out on the porch and looked at the new Rolling Stone. There is a full one and a half page add about the festival in the magazine. Holly sheeat!!! Even though it is a ford add, I can't help but feel complete joy. I am so proud to be a part of something that touches the world on such an amazing level. That's why I feel so strongly about this. I have been around the D for a long time and have tried to stay as true to myself as I can(along with a lot of other mthrfckrs). That is the true creative genius of this town. It blows my mind that mainstream corporations want to use this as a tool to sell cars, but I understand. I can remember 6 years back, being on my hands and knees, about to be arrested, for being at a party in Detroit. Now the essence and magic of the music and the Detroit experience is a mainstream marketing tool. Wow! I am not saying it is bad, I am saying the thought of it f**ks me up and makes me stay on the internet far to long. It was a Ford add that brought me this joy and angered me at the same time. What a mind f**k. All I can say is: I LOVE DETROIT CLC101 Presents Visual Techno Music http://www.mp3.com/clc101 [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices
RE: [313] i love techno
This is the official web-site, it's embedded in a dutch techno magazine but there you can even order tickets. http://www.i-love-techno.org/ http://www.i-love-techno.org/ JayCee -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2000 10:33 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject:[313] i love techno hey i deleted this post but if someone could give me the info on this party i would appreciate it zues - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [313] i love techno
I take it the party is in brussels, becuse the site only says belgium. Not much other info on the party. If anyone is interested i found cheap r/t airfare for $300.
RE: [313] i love techno
Well the party is in Ghent (about 40Km from brussels) and I'll give you the official URL : http://www.i-love-techno.org/ http://www.i-love-techno.org/ It is imbedded in a dutch magazine but if you click on the I love Techno Thingie you can even choose you're language and order tickets (Touch the colour bands). BTW : I can even search for rooms and stuff ( I know a guy who has a Youth hostel). Jan Claeyssens -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2000 4:09 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject:Re: [313] i love techno I take it the party is in brussels, becuse the site only says belgium. Not much other info on the party. If anyone is interested i found cheap r/t airfare for $300. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: [313] i love techno
Might I say that Belguim is one of my favorite countries (out of the ones I've seen) in Europe. So go, if ya got the dough and are looking for an adventure. Try to take some time to see the city too. d From: Jan Claeyssens [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: [313] i love techno Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2000 16:18:38 +0200 Well the party is in Ghent (about 40Km from brussels) and I'll give you the official URL : http://www.i-love-techno.org/ http://www.i-love-techno.org/ It is imbedded in a dutch magazine but if you click on the I love Techno Thingie you can even choose you're language and order tickets (Touch the colour bands). BTW : I can even search for rooms and stuff ( I know a guy who has a Youth hostel). Jan Claeyssens -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2000 4:09 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject:Re: [313] i love techno I take it the party is in brussels, becuse the site only says belgium. Not much other info on the party. If anyone is interested i found cheap r/t airfare for $300. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.
RE: [313] i love techno
oops.sorry belg_iu_m. From: Diana Potts [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: [313] i love techno Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2000 14:28:33 GMT Might I say that Belguim is one of my favorite countries (out of the ones I've seen) in Europe. So go, if ya got the dough and are looking for an adventure. Try to take some time to see the city too. d From: Jan Claeyssens [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: [313] i love techno Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2000 16:18:38 +0200 Well the party is in Ghent (about 40Km from brussels) and I'll give you the official URL : http://www.i-love-techno.org/ http://www.i-love-techno.org/ It is imbedded in a dutch magazine but if you click on the I love Techno Thingie you can even choose you're language and order tickets (Touch the colour bands). BTW : I can even search for rooms and stuff ( I know a guy who has a Youth hostel). Jan Claeyssens -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2000 4:09 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject:Re: [313] i love techno I take it the party is in brussels, becuse the site only says belgium. Not much other info on the party. If anyone is interested i found cheap r/t airfare for $300. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.
RE: [313] I love techno
Well since I live in a belgium there's a big chance. JayCee -Original Message- From: Henry Chow [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2000 8:48 AM To: 313 Cc: G-Tech Subject:[313] I love techno http://www.techno.de/party/presents/i_love_techno/ anybody going? = *-'|[ s t e a l t h ]|'-* * t e k | x u p p o r t * http://www.713tekno.net __ Do You Yahoo!? Get Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/ - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: [313] I love techno
arrrgghhh hey stealth you wanna fly over to Belgium for this, I got some frequent flyer miles... =) d e _ f r a g : s e v e n : o n e : t h r e e : t e k n o -- Totally Amazing Search Results - Just C4 Yourself! http://www.C4.com - Total Search Technology
RE: (313) I LOVE YOU steals your passwords!!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote Now if only I had the money to buy a Mac ;-) If you pay for shipping i'll give you a Mac IIci. But with an address like yours, you really should be using BeOS. :) --Eric http://objektsynth.com
Re: (313) I LOVE YOU steals your passwords!!
now if only the rest of the world would switch to Macintosh... :^) sean high horse deason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: As a follow up to the virus warning of yesterday (This sucker hit about 90% of the European companies): I've just received a mail from the Belgian press agency Belga that says that the 'I LOVE YOU' virus steals your passwords. It's only Windows 95 and 98 that are subject to this. Watch it and have a nice, virusfree weekend, John - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- sean deason matrix records p.o. box 343 dearborn, mi 48121-0343 ph/fax: 313.582.3410 cell: 313.522.3505 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] profile: seandeason.metrotimes.com
RE: (313) I LOVE YOU steals your passwords!!
Now if only I had the money to buy a Mac ;-) John -Original Message- From: sean deason [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 05, 2000 6:35 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) I LOVE YOU steals your passwords!! now if only the rest of the world would switch to Macintosh... :^) sean high horse deason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: As a follow up to the virus warning of yesterday (This sucker hit about 90% of the European companies): I've just received a mail from the Belgian press agency Belga that says that the 'I LOVE YOU' virus steals your passwords. It's only Windows 95 and 98 that are subject to this. Watch it and have a nice, virusfree weekend, John - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- sean deason matrix records p.o. box 343 dearborn, mi 48121-0343 ph/fax: 313.582.3410 cell: 313.522.3505 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] profile: seandeason.metrotimes.com
Re: (313) I LOVE YOU steals your passwords!!
or run something other then Winbloze... .you might say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. Emanuel On Fri, 5 May 2000, sean deason wrote: now if only the rest of the world would switch to Macintosh... :^) sean high horse deason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: As a follow up to the virus warning of yesterday (This sucker hit about 90% of the European companies): I've just received a mail from the Belgian press agency Belga that says that the 'I LOVE YOU' virus steals your passwords. It's only Windows 95 and 98 that are subject to this. Watch it and have a nice, virusfree weekend, John - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- sean deason matrix records p.o. box 343 dearborn, mi 48121-0343 ph/fax: 313.582.3410 cell: 313.522.3505 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] profile: seandeason.metrotimes.com - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) I Love Techno
Is anyone else thinking of going to 'I Love Tecno' festival in Gent, Belgium? SAM :-)
(313) I Love Techno in Belgium
Does any one know much about the I Love Techno Party in Gent, Belgium on Nov 6th? It sounds great but I'm wondering if it's a little too good to be true, It seems to have a good history as a party though... Any one know much about it? A few of us are thinking of flying there from SF for an extended weekend, Seems like it'd be a fun thing to tell my grandkids about when I'm sixty :) Gavin The linup is Marco Bailey Dave Angel Acid Junkies Jeff Mills! Ben Simms Surgeon That's just one room... Derrick May Laurent Garnier Darren Emmerson Luke Slater Sven Vath Others in the other two rooms (Hard choices) http://www.fiesta.be/ilovetechno/
