Re: (313) tribal techno
Are there only 2, or is there a third? And what's the deal with the weird radio stuff at the ends of those records? those are great! i love that little skit on the end of grain 2 with Ralphy the keyboard-playing dog. glyn
Re: (313) Tribal Techno/Ben Sims kicks ass???
..as far as tribal goes im really into oliver ho,joel mull and the meta camp..im interested in knowing more on tribal techno myself.. I don't think that the Rave Scene is necessarily a great place for techno, although at the same time I do hope that techno DJs continue to infiltrate the rave scene and bring their own sounds to those who will listen--which is exactly why I play parties ..i honestly dont go to many parties that dont showcase techno..which often ends up with few parties that i want to go to..other than phryl parties http://www.phryl.com i cant say i see many techno dj's at raves much..the last party i was at in detroit had one techno dj there..its definitely not mainstream and i feel that if techno was to become really popular it would have already happened.. ..for some reason the techno heads get dubbed as the techno snobs because its not all happy to most ears and most of us feel very strongly about it..the same way in which the tech-step style of dnb gets dubbed as being liked by the angry junglists out there...techno has connected to any sense of mine or feeling at some point..to group all techno as being angry or dark would be ridiculous.. ..most of the techno i see at club nights similar to motor..this doesnt bother me really but the obscurity of warehouse parties has a warmth in me for sure..why dont more promoters book techno acts anymore..even mills in toronto ,.he was the only techno dj in a room of house and trance...im assuming that there isnt that many promoters that care about techno because it might not bring in the type of revenues..im looking forward to see the turnout of phryl' party in detroit..disconnected which has billy nasty and umek..as well as detroit names.. ..are there alot of techno parties goin on that im not hearing about in detroit cuz most of the stuff i hear about at actual rave parties is largely not techno.. ..cheers.. __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) Tribal Techno/Ben Sims kicks ass???
Come to Los Angeles where most of the raving population can't tell techno from the whole in their ass. Misstress, Cari, Adam, come save us please!!! __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
(313) tribal techno
Cyborg K asks:- I'd like to ask for any recommendations on the best tribal techno records/producers out there right now, things that are deep, dark, and danceable. Always difficult to be sure you have a common understanding of other peoples terms but may I recommend the following. Samuel L Sessions (particulary on Cycle 4-7[swe]). This guy is blowing up massive atm. G-Man (Varley) particular with Marco Carola on the mix. Stanny Franssen (particularly as G-Force) Q-Men (Cerrone) particularly on RILIS. UMEK (particularly on tortured CLS) All the above meets your criteria as I read it. The post purposemaker busy, clattering, poly-rythmic with something (usually more than one) right across the frequency spectrum was big last year. On a more laid back houseTech tip try Marco Carola, particularly on Question stuff on Tronic (swe). For something similar but more fiery and urgent try Geatek particularly on his ART label, Adam Beyer recent offering (no really) on Geateks Conform label, stuff on Design. There is also an American guy on a similar style, maybe a bit harder and abrasive, Fanon Flowers. His winter in Kalamazoo on Sonic Mind last year was a revelation. Mills has also dug out some wonderful thundering gear in France last month. St Val Urban Bushmen remixes spring to mind. btw the latest thing to catch peoples ears now the deep and dark tribal purcussive loops have become (over) common is a style of Latin or samba techno. Works exceptionally well on the 'floor. Still looking for the source of this .. Hope that helps. E Fox uve I __ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com
Re: (313) Tribal Techno/Ben Sims kicks ass???
its definitely not mainstream and i feel that if techno was to become really popular it would have already happened.. Well your right, it did sorta happen back in the early 90's, next time your in NY ask Frainky Bones about Storm Rave. Of course a lot has changed since then but I'm not ashamed of my raver past, those were fun times.. ..for some reason the techno heads get dubbed as the techno snobs Really? you wouldn't know that from reading the 313 list. take it easy, stephen.
Re: (313) tribal techno
Cyborg K asked:- I'd like to ask for any recommendations on the best tribal techno records/producers out there right now, things that are deep, dark, and danceable. And the Fox replied; Always difficult to be sure you have a common understanding of other peoples terms Have to agree with that, Can I recommend FLR - Easy Filters parts 1-2 on reel, one of my personal favourites, it makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end. sImon __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) tribal techno
Yeah, Fanon's cool, actually I'm from Kalamazoo and I love our homegrown Kzoo techno. Even though many (most) in Kalamazoo don't know it exists! Actually, I'm really f*cking mad right now cus one of my friends has my Fanon records my Sonic Mind records and two of my Black Nation records, oh, along with Punisher, Stacey Pullen, etc... So I'm missing half of my Kzoo records and since I'm still poor I'm quite upset--I haven't yet determined if it was intentional or just an accident though. Oh well, I'm much better with my live PA then mixing records anyway... *shrug* Peace, Dave Original Message Follows From: urban fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 list 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) tribal techno Date: Thu, 9 Mar 2000 03:18:03 -0800 (PST) There is also an American guy on a similar style, maybe a bit harder and abrasive, Fanon Flowers. His winter in Kalamazoo on Sonic Mind last year was a revelation. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Live PA mixes available at: http://www.mmmsound.com/CyborgK http://www.mp3.com/CyborgK __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
RE: (313) tribal techno/Kalamazoo
Hi there (Haider?)Cyborg K, Nice to hear from somebody from Kalamazoo. I recently interviewed Jay Denham. Jay is such a nice guy and he has got interesting things to say. I'm really wondering what Kalamazoo is like. If all goes well I will be visiting Detroit and Chicago in May around the time of Carl Craig's festival. Maybe we'll stop in Kalamazoo on our way to Chicago. Any interesting stuff going on back there? John -Original Message- From: Cyborg K [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2000 4:31 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) tribal techno Yeah, Fanon's cool, actually I'm from Kalamazoo and I love our homegrown Kzoo techno. Even though many (most) in Kalamazoo don't know it exists! Actually, I'm really f*cking mad right now cus one of my friends has my Fanon records my Sonic Mind records and two of my Black Nation records, oh, along with Punisher, Stacey Pullen, etc... So I'm missing half of my Kzoo records and since I'm still poor I'm quite upset--I haven't yet determined if it was intentional or just an accident though. Oh well, I'm much better with my live PA then mixing records anyway... *shrug* Peace, Dave Original Message Follows From: urban fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 list 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) tribal techno Date: Thu, 9 Mar 2000 03:18:03 -0800 (PST) There is also an American guy on a similar style, maybe a bit harder and abrasive, Fanon Flowers. His winter in Kalamazoo on Sonic Mind last year was a revelation. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Live PA mixes available at: http://www.mmmsound.com/CyborgK http://www.mp3.com/CyborgK __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) tribal techno
urban fox wrote btw the latest thing to catch peoples ears now the deep and dark tribal purcussive loops have become (over) common is a style of Latin or samba techno. Works exceptionally well on the 'floor. Still looking for the source of this .. I'd say that its reasonable well showcased on Richie's DE9 disk. Road to Rio and that stuff in the beginning. I love what he does with those Grain records. That's what I think of when I think of Tribal techno - organic super deep drummy sh*t. Tribal Cuts Vol 1, Grain, Cosmic, Bicknell, this stuff sounds like it could have been recorded straight from the most wicked drum circle you never heard. J. -- Knecht
RE: (313) tribal techno
Talking of tribal techno - one of the records I've been hunting for a while now, one that Derrick May seems to play almost every time he DJ's still eludes me! can anyone id this track? It's on Derrick May's set from the streetsound site: http://streetsound.pseudo.com/specials/engage/may.ram comes in near the start after Reborn by Walt J:9:45 this track makes *everbody* shake their thang and its deep ta boot :) Rich
Re: (313) tribal techno
Without even listening, I'm gonna guess. killa bite?!? With the cut up vocal sample Ooh Ooh Ooh. Is that it? J. Talking of tribal techno - one of the records I've been hunting for a while now, one that Derrick May seems to play almost every time he DJ's still eludes me! can anyone id this track? It's on Derrick May's set from the streetsound site: http://streetsound.pseudo.com/specials/engage/may.ram comes in near the start after Reborn by Walt J:9:45 this track makes *everbody* shake their thang and its deep ta boot :) Rich -- Knecht
Re: (313) tribal techno
Without even listening, I'm gonna guess. killa bite?!? With the cut up vocal sample Ooh Ooh Ooh. Is that it? J. er, wait, it goes ba-ba-badya-ba-ba! that's the jam. I've heard him play that often. I don't have access to sound at work, so i can't listen. I'll shut up now. J Talking of tribal techno - one of the records I've been hunting for a while now, one that Derrick May seems to play almost every time he DJ's still eludes me! can anyone id this track? It's on Derrick May's set from the streetsound site: http://streetsound.pseudo.com/specials/engage/may.ram comes in near the start after Reborn by Walt J:9:45 this track makes *everbody* shake their thang and its deep ta boot :) Rich -- Knecht -- Knecht
RE: (313) tribal techno
no - thats Kiler Byte, got that one :) Joseph Ross Lynn IV wrote: Without even listening, I'm gonna guess. killa bite?!? With the cut up vocal sample Ooh Ooh Ooh. Is that it? J. er, wait, it goes ba-ba-badya-ba-ba! that's the jam. I've heard him play that often. I don't have access to sound at work, so i can't listen. I'll shut up now. J Talking of tribal techno - one of the records I've been hunting for a while now, one that Derrick May seems to play almost every time he DJ's still eludes me! can anyone id this track? It's on Derrick May's set from the streetsound site: http://streetsound.pseudo.com/specials/engage/may.ram comes in near the start after Reborn by Walt J:9:45 this track makes *everbody* shake their thang and its deep ta boot :) Rich
RE: (313) tribal techno
Speaking of Grain 2, is that still fairly available? I've been trying to get my hands on it, but most of the distributors are out of it. Any mail order stores (or distributors) you can recommend? I know Sonic Groove has it listed, but it's not in the store. The locked grooves on #1 are so much fun. Thanks, Scott Stone [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Joseph Ross Lynn IV Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2000 10:32 AM To: urban fox; 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) tribal techno urban fox wrote btw the latest thing to catch peoples ears now the deep and dark tribal purcussive loops have become (over) common is a style of Latin or samba techno. Works exceptionally well on the 'floor. Still looking for the source of this .. I'd say that its reasonable well showcased on Richie's DE9 disk. Road to Rio and that stuff in the beginning. I love what he does with those Grain records. That's what I think of when I think of Tribal techno - organic super deep drummy sh*t. Tribal Cuts Vol 1, Grain, Cosmic, Bicknell, this stuff sounds like it could have been recorded straight from the most wicked drum circle you never heard. J. -- Knecht
RE: (313) tribal techno
Tribal Life The Hayden Andre Project Strobe Records 1991 Talking of tribal techno - one of the records I've been hunting for a while now, one that Derrick May seems to play almost every time he DJ's still eludes me! can anyone id this track? It's on Derrick May's set from the streetsound site: http://streetsound.pseudo.com/specials/engage/may.ram comes in near the start after Reborn by Walt J:9:45 this track makes *everbody* shake their thang and its deep ta boot :) Rich
RE: (313) tribal techno
try groovetech. they had it... Speaking of Grain 2, is that still fairly available? I've been trying to get my hands on it, but most of the distributors are out of it. Any mail order stores (or distributors) you can recommend? I know Sonic Groove has it listed, but it's not in the store. The locked grooves on #1 are so much fun. Thanks, Scott Stone [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Joseph Ross Lynn IV Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2000 10:32 AM To: urban fox; 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) tribal techno urban fox wrote btw the latest thing to catch peoples ears now the deep and dark tribal purcussive loops have become (over) common is a style of Latin or samba techno. Works exceptionally well on the 'floor. Still looking for the source of this .. I'd say that its reasonable well showcased on Richie's DE9 disk. Road to Rio and that stuff in the beginning. I love what he does with those Grain records. That's what I think of when I think of Tribal techno - organic super deep drummy sh*t. Tribal Cuts Vol 1, Grain, Cosmic, Bicknell, this stuff sounds like it could have been recorded straight from the most wicked drum circle you never heard. J. -- Knecht
Re: (313) tribal techno
Speaking of Grain 2, is that still fairly available? I've been trying to get my hands on it, but most of the distributors are out of it. Any mail order stores (or distributors) you can recommend? I know Sonic Groove has it listed, but it's not in the store. The locked grooves on #1 are so much fun. Are there only 2, or is there a third? And what's the deal with the weird radio stuff at the ends of those records? J. -- Knecht
RE: (313) tribal techno
while were are trainspoting may's set...theres this track around 14min and 30sec that ive been looking for...its got a house sample in it, and when it breaks these dope synths start coming in...does anyone know what track it is??? burns Talking of tribal techno - one of the records I've been hunting for a while now, one that Derrick May seems to play almost every time he DJ's still eludes me! can anyone id this track? It's on Derrick May's set from the streetsound site: http://streetsound.pseudo.com/specials/engage/may.ram comes in near the start after Reborn by Walt J:9:45 this track makes *everbody* shake their thang and its deep ta boot :) Rich __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
RE: (313) tribal techno
try www.fat-cat.co.uk they do a mail order service. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Scott Stone Sent: 09 March 2000 17:17 To: 313 Subject: RE: (313) tribal techno Speaking of Grain 2, is that still fairly available? I've been trying to get my hands on it, but most of the distributors are out of it. Any mail order stores (or distributors) you can recommend? I know Sonic Groove has it listed, but it's not in the store. The locked grooves on #1 are so much fun. Thanks, Scott Stone [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Joseph Ross Lynn IV Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2000 10:32 AM To: urban fox; 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) tribal techno urban fox wrote btw the latest thing to catch peoples ears now the deep and dark tribal purcussive loops have become (over) common is a style of Latin or samba techno. Works exceptionally well on the 'floor. Still looking for the source of this .. I'd say that its reasonable well showcased on Richie's DE9 disk. Road to Rio and that stuff in the beginning. I love what he does with those Grain records. That's what I think of when I think of Tribal techno - organic super deep drummy sh*t. Tribal Cuts Vol 1, Grain, Cosmic, Bicknell, this stuff sounds like it could have been recorded straight from the most wicked drum circle you never heard. J. -- Knecht
Re: (313) tribal techno
[Grain] Are there only 2, or is there a third? There's three - the most recent two were FAT016 and 017 (both used to superb effect on the Hawtin Dex EFX 909 mix incidentally). The first one was a bit earlier (don't know the catalogue number off the top of my head), and came with a 10 featuring another bizarre radio windup and an odd reversed downtempo easy-listening loop... And what's the deal with the weird radio stuff at the ends of those records? Apparently it's a hobby of his, phoning up local radio station discussions posing as 'Graham from Redhill' or whatever and winding up the presenter. The one where he says he's got a dog called Ralphie who can play the piano is particularly amusing, as is the one where he talks about pubs and snogging his nan... :::: tom churchill : : headspace recordings : : http://www.headspacerecordings.co.uk : ::: e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ::: ::: t: 07976 898514
