RE: [313] - Adult Only # 12 and 313?
Also, Ladbroke was the name of the race track that recently closed down just outside the city limits. Ladbroke DRC to be precise. I think this is probably just coincidence, as I doubt there would be any reason for an Oak Park horse track to be significant in the title of an import house record. Good tune, though-- I should dig it back out of the crate... haven't played that one in damn near a year. I was curious about the same thing, though, when I heard it. Matthew Original Message: - From: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2002 12:05:56 - To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: [313] - Adult Only # 12 and 313? For what it's worth, Ladbroke Grove is in a trendy part of London - if you didn't know. Least it used to be trendy until it got famous, house prices went up and the subculture could no longer afford to live there ... Notting Hill is very near it, see? -Original Message- From: Mark S Flintoft [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 11:56 AM To: 313 Subject: [313] - Adult Only # 12 and 313? Well once again I can't sleep, and as I often do when that happens I started playing some records. The last record I pulled out was... Vinyl Line West Station Adult Only AO 12 (though it says AO11 in the run-out) I usually play the B side which is a nice smooth house cut co-produced by C. Carrier and one of my favorite house producers Jef K called Stamper Square... Anyways long story short, this morning I decided to play the A side and in the first breakdown of the first track there is a computer sounding female vocal that states 'Enter Area Code 313' before the track kicks back in... It's kind of strange as the label art is what appears to be Osaka Japan's subway system, while the info side has a few generic skyscrapers on it. So I am wondering, what this little 313 snipet is doing on a record with no obvious 313 ties (at least to my over-tired brain;)? The track titles are A1 West Station, A2 Ladbroke Groove and B1 Stamper Square...any Detroit signifigance to those?? Is Osaka's area code 313 too??;-) Not that I actually expect any answers, I just thought I'd share... Off to try and get some zzs, m* mail2web - Check your email from the web at http://mail2web.com/ . - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[313] - Adult Only # 12 and 313?
Well once again I can't sleep, and as I often do when that happens I started playing some records. The last record I pulled out was... Vinyl Line West Station Adult Only AO 12 (though it says AO11 in the run-out) I usually play the B side which is a nice smooth house cut co-produced by C. Carrier and one of my favorite house producers Jef K called Stamper Square... Anyways long story short, this morning I decided to play the A side and in the first breakdown of the first track there is a computer sounding female vocal that states 'Enter Area Code 313' before the track kicks back in... It's kind of strange as the label art is what appears to be Osaka Japan's subway system, while the info side has a few generic skyscrapers on it. So I am wondering, what this little 313 snipet is doing on a record with no obvious 313 ties (at least to my over-tired brain;)? The track titles are A1 West Station, A2 Ladbroke Groove and B1 Stamper Square...any Detroit signifigance to those?? Is Osaka's area code 313 too??;-) Not that I actually expect any answers, I just thought I'd share... Off to try and get some zzs, m* - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: [313] - Adult Only # 12 and 313?
For what it's worth, Ladbroke Grove is in a trendy part of London - if you didn't know. Least it used to be trendy until it got famous, house prices went up and the subculture could no longer afford to live there ... Notting Hill is very near it, see? -Original Message- From: Mark S Flintoft [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 11:56 AM To: 313 Subject: [313] - Adult Only # 12 and 313? Well once again I can't sleep, and as I often do when that happens I started playing some records. The last record I pulled out was... Vinyl Line West Station Adult Only AO 12 (though it says AO11 in the run-out) I usually play the B side which is a nice smooth house cut co-produced by C. Carrier and one of my favorite house producers Jef K called Stamper Square... Anyways long story short, this morning I decided to play the A side and in the first breakdown of the first track there is a computer sounding female vocal that states 'Enter Area Code 313' before the track kicks back in... It's kind of strange as the label art is what appears to be Osaka Japan's subway system, while the info side has a few generic skyscrapers on it. So I am wondering, what this little 313 snipet is doing on a record with no obvious 313 ties (at least to my over-tired brain;)? The track titles are A1 West Station, A2 Ladbroke Groove and B1 Stamper Square...any Detroit signifigance to those?? Is Osaka's area code 313 too??;-) Not that I actually expect any answers, I just thought I'd share... Off to try and get some zzs, m* - 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]
