(313) New vinyl release out soon with Huckaby remix....
http://soundcloud.com/joe-babylon/rs003ep-preview Thanks, Joe
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Have also been digging the Second Accolade record on Millions of Moments. Other current favorites include: Gerald Mitchell on Still Music Leron Carson double on Sound Signature DJ 3000 Flamuri I Popullit on Motech The Mercanary track on Detroit Techno Militia 004 (thanks again Angie and Tom!) Silent Servant on Historia Y Violencia (001 002) On a recent trip home to visit family in Detroit I found these two gems at Recordtime for $4: Ghostly 001 Hands up for Detroit (the original not the Freddie Da La whatever that piece of crap was) Rick Wade Late Night Basix v2 (Harmonie Park) Date: Thu, 18 Mar 2010 23:44:14 -0400 From: cpe1704...@gmail.com To: ro...@fivetones.org CC: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) New Vinyl deejaycountzero chart, jan-feb 2010 tazz - acid love - underground quality marcello napoletano - chicago, detroit, new york - quintessentials desolate - heroic death ep - fauxpas entro senestre - la caccia - WT records madteo - sinister ministers - meakusma adonis pres. late invitation - the invite - mathematics bruce ivery - things i want - stilove4music reggie dokes - until tomorrow - royal oak f.c.l. - vocals for everyone - we play house i.f.m. - yes we are ep - drumpoet community various - second accolade - millions of moments as for tevo howard's stuff, i love the guy, and his music, but i was kind of disappointed by crystal republic. i was hoping he'd branch out a little more as far as timbres/textures go. On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 4:27 PM, robin wrote: Feeling Tevo Howard on selected tracks at the moment too. I prefer the less acidic stuff tho and not all his stuff is essential for me. The Crystal Republic LP has a couple of great moments (title track and particularly Glass Ceiling which is awesome). That new Reggie Dokes is great too. A hit and miss producer for me (I like the fact he pushes though). The new WPH reminds me a little of the style he did for Clone. Talking of WPH related stuff San Soda's VoorMensenMetLekkereDorst is a killer slow techno track. Latest Omar S (with the too short SkynetB track). The previous 12 with the Divine sung 'Here with me' is good too. Floating Points People's Potential white label is nice (though the vacuum boogie 12 is the thing to pick up from him). The Oliver Who Factory on their label Madd Chaise, Never Say Never the highlight for me. There's loads of good music around right now. robin... On 18 Mar 2010, at 19:50, anth...@technoiraudio.com wrote: Ive bought quite a bit myself: Billy Love - meloghettomental LP (prod. by T. Parrish) Tevo Howard - Move 12 Reggie Dokes 12 on We Play House Dynosde 12 on We Play House Dam funk - TOEACHIZOWN LP Box Set on Stones Throw James Pants - New LP on Stones Throw I still need to grab the Frictionalism Box set from Shake. Hope its not too late ): Ant On Thu, March 18, 2010 9:53 am, David Powers wrote: Vinyl purchases ... average price in store is from $14 to 16 here, plus 10% tax: Anthony Shake Shakir - Arise Scott Grooves - Riddum Collection Chris Carrier - La Faubourienne EP Rick Wilhite - Soul Edge Omar-S - 002 Great find in the used bin for $2.99: Dan Curtin - Near (Metamorphic 2013) ~David Powers -- peace, frank dj mix archive: http://www.deejaycountzero.com _ Hotmail: Trusted email with Microsoft’s powerful SPAM protection. http://clk.atdmt.com/GBL/go/210850552/direct/01/
(313) New Vinyl
Vinyl purchases ... average price in store is from $14 to 16 here, plus 10% tax: Anthony Shake Shakir - Arise Scott Grooves - Riddum Collection Chris Carrier - La Faubourienne EP Rick Wilhite - Soul Edge Omar-S - 002 Great find in the used bin for $2.99: Dan Curtin - Near (Metamorphic 2013) ~David Powers
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Oh and one more: Dj Qu: Party People Clap (with Jus-Ed and Levon Vincent rmxs) ~David On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 8:53 AM, David Powers cybo...@gmail.com wrote: Vinyl purchases ... average price in store is from $14 to 16 here, plus 10% tax: Anthony Shake Shakir - Arise Scott Grooves - Riddum Collection Chris Carrier - La Faubourienne EP Rick Wilhite - Soul Edge Omar-S - 002 Great find in the used bin for $2.99: Dan Curtin - Near (Metamorphic 2013) ~David Powers
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Ive bought quite a bit myself: Billy Love - meloghettomental LP (prod. by T. Parrish) Tevo Howard - Move 12 Reggie Dokes 12 on We Play House Dynosde 12 on We Play House Dam funk - TOEACHIZOWN LP Box Set on Stones Throw James Pants - New LP on Stones Throw I still need to grab the Frictionalism Box set from Shake. Hope its not too late ): Ant On Thu, March 18, 2010 9:53 am, David Powers wrote: Vinyl purchases ... average price in store is from $14 to 16 here, plus 10% tax: Anthony Shake Shakir - Arise Scott Grooves - Riddum Collection Chris Carrier - La Faubourienne EP Rick Wilhite - Soul Edge Omar-S - 002 Great find in the used bin for $2.99: Dan Curtin - Near (Metamorphic 2013) ~David Powers
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Feeling Tevo Howard on selected tracks at the moment too. I prefer the less acidic stuff tho and not all his stuff is essential for me. The Crystal Republic LP has a couple of great moments (title track and particularly Glass Ceiling which is awesome). That new Reggie Dokes is great too. A hit and miss producer for me (I like the fact he pushes though). The new WPH reminds me a little of the style he did for Clone. Talking of WPH related stuff San Soda's VoorMensenMetLekkereDorst is a killer slow techno track. Latest Omar S (with the too short SkynetB track). The previous 12 with the Divine sung 'Here with me' is good too. Floating Points People's Potential white label is nice (though the vacuum boogie 12 is the thing to pick up from him). The Oliver Who Factory on their label Madd Chaise, Never Say Never the highlight for me. There's loads of good music around right now. robin... On 18 Mar 2010, at 19:50, anth...@technoiraudio.com wrote: Ive bought quite a bit myself: Billy Love - meloghettomental LP (prod. by T. Parrish) Tevo Howard - Move 12 Reggie Dokes 12 on We Play House Dynosde 12 on We Play House Dam funk - TOEACHIZOWN LP Box Set on Stones Throw James Pants - New LP on Stones Throw I still need to grab the Frictionalism Box set from Shake. Hope its not too late ): Ant On Thu, March 18, 2010 9:53 am, David Powers wrote: Vinyl purchases ... average price in store is from $14 to 16 here, plus 10% tax: Anthony Shake Shakir - Arise Scott Grooves - Riddum Collection Chris Carrier - La Faubourienne EP Rick Wilhite - Soul Edge Omar-S - 002 Great find in the used bin for $2.99: Dan Curtin - Near (Metamorphic 2013) ~David Powers
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deejaycountzero chart, jan-feb 2010 tazz - acid love - underground quality marcello napoletano - chicago, detroit, new york - quintessentials desolate - heroic death ep - fauxpas entro senestre - la caccia - WT records madteo - sinister ministers - meakusma adonis pres. late invitation - the invite - mathematics bruce ivery - things i want - stilove4music reggie dokes - until tomorrow - royal oak f.c.l. - vocals for everyone - we play house i.f.m. - yes we are ep - drumpoet community various - second accolade - millions of moments as for tevo howard's stuff, i love the guy, and his music, but i was kind of disappointed by crystal republic. i was hoping he'd branch out a little more as far as timbres/textures go. On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 4:27 PM, robin ro...@fivetones.org wrote: Feeling Tevo Howard on selected tracks at the moment too. I prefer the less acidic stuff tho and not all his stuff is essential for me. The Crystal Republic LP has a couple of great moments (title track and particularly Glass Ceiling which is awesome). That new Reggie Dokes is great too. A hit and miss producer for me (I like the fact he pushes though). The new WPH Â reminds me a little of the style he did for Clone. Talking of WPH related stuff San Soda's VoorMensenMetLekkereDorst is a killer slow techno track. Latest Omar S (with the too short SkynetB track). The previous 12 with the Divine sung 'Here with me' is good too. Floating Points People's Potential white label is nice (though the vacuum boogie 12 is the thing to pick up from him). The Oliver Who Factory on their label Madd Chaise, Never Say Never the highlight for me. There's loads of good music around right now. robin... On 18 Mar 2010, at 19:50, anth...@technoiraudio.com wrote: Ive bought quite a bit myself: Billy Love - meloghettomental LP (prod. by T. Parrish) Tevo Howard - Move 12 Reggie Dokes 12 on We Play House Dynosde 12 on We Play House Dam funk - TOEACHIZOWN LP Box Set on Stones Throw James Pants - New LP on Stones Throw I still need to grab the Frictionalism Box set from Shake. Hope its not too late ): Ant On Thu, March 18, 2010 9:53 am, David Powers wrote: Vinyl purchases ... average price in store is from $14 to 16 here, plus 10% tax: Anthony Shake Shakir - Arise Scott Grooves - Riddum Collection Chris Carrier - La Faubourienne EP Rick Wilhite - Soul Edge Omar-S - 002 Great find in the used bin for $2.99: Dan Curtin - Near (Metamorphic 2013) ~David Powers -- peace, frank dj mix archive: http://www.deejaycountzero.com
(313) new vinyl purchases
Hi, yesterday i received two excellent pieces of electronic art :-) the first is the Tom Churchill Dennis Desantis - Spaces/Leisure 12 Headspace[HS011]. The tracks are grooving and full of crispy syncopated rhythms, sometimes broken and sometimes driving. The intricate although somewhat minimal drum programming is funkily juxtaposed to the warm stabs and sublime strings that drive underneath giving it all a sort physical experience while still keeping your head in the clouds and your heart open and warm. Which translated means that the tracks are perfect in both a club and you home. This is what one could easily call electronic house - to me this is what tech house really is. second up is Arne Weinberg - Beauty in Decay Downlow[DL008] A lovely slab of vinyl. Very dark and dramatic tracks but the driving beats underneath (it seems the emphasis is nont on the rhythm section but on the melodies) keep the music alive and energetic so the mood is deep and introspective without being moody or melancholic. The music sounds as if its searching frantically for something - there is almost a sense of longing. All in all a pretty emotional ride through dark techno soundscapes. Mature techno. Great work guys fab.
[313] New Vinyl
It's such a rarity that I have the funds to buy any records, I figure I should do my bit to increase the flow of relevant info here. :) Forgive the personalization of these reviews, it's the only way I know how to do it... Oh, and if these aren't all brand new, forgive me, I'm just getting back in the loop. NewWorldAquarium - Sign of Brady (NWAQ 001): I first heard NoWorldButU on Nortroute, and repeatedly revisited it to hear this song, close to an hour into the stream (with no forwarding), just so I could hear it. This song hits me so deeply. It is the sound of the other NWAQ releases on Delsin, but slower and more heart-felt. This is pure, dark beauty at its finest. In the Nortroute original tracklistings, it was listed as NewWorldRomantic, if that goes anywhere towards identifying the different approach. If you can still find a copy, snag it while you can. Lots of places seem to be out of stock. I can't stop listening to this record... Oh, and all of 154's comments about hearing it on vinyl to get the true effect come through loud and clear. Cut @ D+M, and compressed to hell, this is destined to become a collectors item. The flip is also great - and the little 154 answering machine sample that would always pop up on Nortroute. :) Recloose - Ain't Changin' 12 (Planet E): For my $, it's the best song on the album, and definitely the most floor-friendly. If you're reluctant to shell out for the album (a mistake IMO) this is a good buy - otherwise, I'd say there isn't much reason to pick this up over the album, unless you want doubles. C's Dark Soul Mix is clearly very simple, but I love that bassline. It's pretty much a DJ tool, with some rearranging cymbals reminiscent of C2's Space Time Continuum remix. Unless you really want the DJ tool though, buy the album. Recloose - Cardiology 2x12 (Planet E): My expectations for this album couldn't have been higher. On first listen I was slightly disapointed. I think I expected a few more obviously dancefloor tracks or something, but on a 2nd listen I have no complaints at all. This is a complete, accomplished album in the proper sense. I'm feeling every song, and I can already sense that it will grow on me. With all the wait and hype for this one - it's a really impressive feat to be able to live up to the expectancy. I'm sold. Soha - Takemussa 12 (Africanism): I was a bit surprised by the slow growing pace of this one after hearing the best bit towards the end in the Real Audio sample. However, it's such a distilled sound they can get away with letting the tension build for a solid 6 or 7 minutes before letting loose. These two are probably my favorite house producers at the moment. This is another one that lives up to extremely high expectations. Julien Jabre - Sun is Back 12 (Versatile): I kept hearing this song out 'n about, not realising it was new. Maybe I've been hearing the song it samples, if it samples something? Not sure. Brilliant A-side, OK B-side. Dripping with Summertime funk. Trackheadz - Our Music 12 (DNH): I've been ranting about this one here for the last few weeks since I heard Mike Clark drop it @ the Planet E party. Once again, I was a bit deflated on first listen from my memory of hearing it loud at the Planet E party. This is very Deep Burnt, but it rides the momentum a little more persistently, with slightly more severe changes when they happen. This track can't fail on a dancefloor though. A must-have for fans of Deep Burnt. The B-side sounded mailed in to me. 4-Hero - Escape That 12 (Talkin' Loud): This one's from '99, but with copies on sale for $4.25 @ Groovetech, I feel compelled to pass along the good word. There are two parts to the single. I passed on the IG Culture remix, although it was nice in its own right. The version I got has Restless Soul and Ron Trent remixes. The Restless Soul (AKA Phil Asher) one is very beat-focused with an unexpected distorted 909 dominating the mix. Nice, but not crucial by any means... The Ron Trent remix on the flip is killer though, with endlessly shifting keys throughout and classic Trent chords and synthwork. The original is nice, but a bit too much on the R+B meets Drum 'n Bass tip for my taste. I like that stuff at a more reasonable tempo, thank you. :) Los Hermanos - Birth of 3000 12 (LH-1): Plenty been said about this one. Very nice indeed. I may prefer Son Dos to Birth of 3000 - still undecided. I have to admit with all these other records it hasn't been getting the attention it deserves though. I'll disclaim all this too - I'm not just a yes-man for all these records. I spent a *long* time shopping and was very conservative with my my purchases. This may be my first 100% successful record-buying outing ever... More stuff on the way next week. Summer is almost here, and Summer = House! Tristan --- http://www.mp313.com - Music http://www.metrotechno.net - DC techno + more http://www.metatrackstudios.com - DC DJ/Production studios http://phonopsia.tripod.com - Hub
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Phonopsia wrote: Julien Jabre - Sun is Back 12 (Versatile): I kept hearing this song out 'n about, not realising it was new. Maybe I've been hearing the song it samples, if it samples something? Not sure. Brilliant A-side, OK B-side. Dripping with Summertime funk. Actually it's not new. i've had it for a couple of years now, and when i bought it wasn't new either. It is a great track, and i'm with ya on the Soha 'These two are probably my favourite house producers at the moment' comment. I'd buy almost anything by Julien Jabre, and his Basic cohorts on site. the thing i like about their deep house sound, is some of it borders on minimal techno. Needless to say i'll play their tracks within a minimal techno set without hesitation. Along with Pepe Braddock of course. :) G - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Recloose - Cardiology 2x12 (Planet E): just had a listen to the samples on groovetech - sounds lush, Im off to get me a copy at lunchtime :) Soha - Takemussa 12 (Africanism): thats sounds pretty tasty as well... If you haven't got the Africanism boxed-set its definitely worth checking out - 7 disks of most of their stuff :D Julien Jabre - Sun is Back 12 (Versatile): is there a sample of this online anywhere ? The groovetech one seems broken :( Not heard of Julien Jabre before but it sounds great from your description ! Trackheadz - Our Music 12 (DNH): I totally recognise the crescendo'd sample in this ..hmm.. Im gonna have to stick this on the shopping list too :) cheers for your reviews - nice selection of tunes :) Marc -- This message is intended only for the personal and confidential use of the designated recipient(s) named above. If you are not the intended recipient of this message you are hereby notified that any review, dissemination, distribution or copying of this message is strictly prohibited. This communication is for information purposes only and should not be regarded as an offer to sell or as a solicitation of an offer to buy any financial product, an official confirmation of any transaction, or as an official statement of Lehman Brothers. Email transmission cannot be guaranteed to be secure or error-free. Therefore, we do not represent that this information is complete or accurate and it should not be relied upon as such. All information is subject to change without notice. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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- Original Message - From: Langsman, Marc [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 'Phonopsia' [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313 313@hyperreal.org Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2002 3:36 AM Subject: RE: [313] New Vinyl Soha - Takemussa 12 (Africanism): thats sounds pretty tasty as well... If you haven't got the Africanism boxed-set its definitely worth checking out - 7 disks of most of their stuff :D I quite like that other stuff, but the Soha stuff feels like a completely different animal, whereas a lot of the other stuff on Africanism feels normal, I guess, if some of the best normal house you'll hear. Julien Jabre - Sun is Back 12 (Versatile): is there a sample of this online anywhere ? The groovetech one seems broken :( Not heard of Julien Jabre before but it sounds great from your description ! You can hear a sample here: http://www.versatilerecords.com Julien Jabre is 1/2 of Soha (above) with DJ Gregory. They also have records on Basic recordings. You can hear samples of that stuff here: http://www.basicrecordings.com and click on the basic player link. They have a bunch of stuff alone and together there. http://vinyl-junkies.co.uk seems to have a good deal of this stuff in stock. Also, there's a new one on http://www.basenotic.com although you'll need to find the RA samples at a store. I have to thank Gerald for turning me on to these guys. His weekly show, Equinox @ http://www.DJShows.com is a great source for new gems. Just peruse his tracklists if you have any doubts. Tristan --- http://www.mp313.com - Music http://www.metrotechno.net - DC techno + more http://www.metatrackstudios.com - DC DJ/Production studios http://phonopsia.tripod.com - Hub [EMAIL PROTECTED] - email - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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it's in Ferndale. hop onto 696, get off at Woodward. go south on Woodward (you're going to make a left after the exit ramp). turn right on 9 mile. it's about a block down, on the right side. you have to parallel-park. address is 262. the cd section wastes on Roseville's, but i think the vinyl section at Roseville has more selection. what they do have is pretty high quality stuff though. didn't really look for new releases, so i can't help you there. picked up the Deepchord cd instead, along with Metropolis and about 6 other cd's. if you haven't listened to the Deepchord stuff yet, i highly suggest picking up the cd sampler. on first listen i got a pretty damn good impression. have fun, Mike From: dj revolver [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org Subject: [313] New vinyl/Record Time Date: Fri, 10 Nov 2000 13:50:16 EST I always find great tracks on vinyl at Record Time but is there anything new in this week that's mind blowing? Also, I've only been to the Roseville location. Where on 9 mile is the 9 mile location? thx, djr _ 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.
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thanks for the info. i do want the deepchord cd pretty bad. i have a couple releases on vinyl and really enjoy them. i also have metropolis on vinyl but i'd like to pick up the cd too. djr From: Michael Kim [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: [313] New vinyl/Record Time Date: Sat, 11 Nov 2000 04:22:36 GMT it's in Ferndale. hop onto 696, get off at Woodward. go south on Woodward (you're going to make a left after the exit ramp). turn right on 9 mile. it's about a block down, on the right side. you have to parallel-park. address is 262. the cd section wastes on Roseville's, but i think the vinyl section at Roseville has more selection. what they do have is pretty high quality stuff though. didn't really look for new releases, so i can't help you there. picked up the Deepchord cd instead, along with Metropolis and about 6 other cd's. if you haven't listened to the Deepchord stuff yet, i highly suggest picking up the cd sampler. on first listen i got a pretty damn good impression. have fun, Mike From: dj revolver [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org Subject: [313] New vinyl/Record Time Date: Fri, 10 Nov 2000 13:50:16 EST I always find great tracks on vinyl at Record Time but is there anything new in this week that's mind blowing? Also, I've only been to the Roseville location. Where on 9 mile is the 9 mile location? thx, djr _ 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.
