RE: (313) New Planet E 12 ( capsite)

2003-07-02 Thread Mathieu Roussotte
I don't know but maybe it's a misunderstanding with
the remix (10'') of François de Roubaix who is an old composer of movie
soundtracks (like the samourai with alain delon) from the 60-70's.

mat

 
 i heard through the grape vine that the vocals on Demented were sampled from 
 and old french movie.  is that true?
 
 ryan
 
 
 From: Mathieu Roussotte [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 Subject: RE: (313) New Planet E 12 ( capsite)
 Date: Tue,  1 Jul 2003 16:45:31 +0200
 
 IMO it's a good record, but as it has been said there's nothing new.
 It's like the new alaska by L.Garnier (back in the old days).
 
 Innerzone orchestra, a great thing done but
 I wish carl had find another way to create than mixing jazz with techno.,
 with regards and respect to all jazz fans.
 
 mat

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RE: (313) New Planet E 12 ( capsite)

2003-07-01 Thread Grammenos, Peter


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hey guys

Hmm sorry but i bought it on sight and after listening i thought it was 
a
bit of a waste of money, It is basically a drum track and more made for the

DJ's apparently, not really worth for listening at


PG Cool, some of my faith in this list has restored! I thought all of your
were just gaga over anything that carl puts out. I heard tres demented @
dancetracks last night .. It's a damn drum track, and a boring one at that. 


RE: (313) New Planet E 12 ( capsite)

2003-07-01 Thread alex . bond

PG Cool, some of my faith in this list has restored! I thought all of
your
were just gaga over anything that carl puts out.

well I guess I'm guilty a little of that. I have to say though I think out
of all the detroit 'heads' I feel he has the most consistency, and to this
day is still making very good records.

I heard tres demented @
dancetracks last night .. It's a damn drum track, and a boring one at
that.

I think it's real rough s**t. I like it. I'm not too keen on the last 3rd
when it dives into that mad rave bit. It's crying out for a re-edit...

I also think it reminds me big time of Sleezy D I've lost control - like a
2003 version... I guess it's the voices, but it's just the roughness of the
whole thing. as someone said yesterday, I reckon it will sound good on a
big rig.

Alex
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RE: (313) New Planet E 12 ( capsite)

2003-07-01 Thread Odeluga, Ken
PG Cool, some of my faith in this list has restored! I thought all of
your
were just gaga over anything that carl puts out.

Alex Bond well I guess I'm guilty a little of that. I have to say though I
think out
of all the detroit 'heads' I feel he has the most consistency, and to this
day is still making very good records.

I just bought it too! Can't say I like everything Craig does but heard abt
this and then actually heard it, and to me, it's the bees! Maybe I'm getting
more, errr, demented(?) in my old age but whilst I've really been very happy
to avoid 'looped bangers by numbers,' what I think of as the essence of a
tough techno track - which is really quite an old tradition in techno - was
never problem with that sub-genre in the first place. The problem was too
many lazy or just plain talentless producers. But I will always give a
Surgeon record or anything Downwards a listen, ditto, Rob Hood, Mills,
Sativae, Jamie Liddell (sp?) Landstrumm (proly others who/which I can't
think of right now) ... get the picture? So when I heard CC had done this,
well, we know his rep, his mind (to a v small extent),  I expected something
at least half-good, and it is indeed impressive (to me). It's true that it
isn't really bedtime listening/for home use, but that's never been the sole
criteria for a record to be 'good' imho.

Peace

k

(but not whilst it's playing tho' ;-)


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PG Cool, some of my faith in this list has restored! I thought all of
your
were just gaga over anything that carl puts out.

well I guess I'm guilty a little of that. I have to say though I think out
of all the detroit 'heads' I feel he has the most consistency, and to this
day is still making very good records.

I heard tres demented @
dancetracks last night .. It's a damn drum track, and a boring one at
that.

I think it's real rough s**t. I like it. I'm not too keen on the last 3rd
when it dives into that mad rave bit. It's crying out for a re-edit...

I also think it reminds me big time of Sleezy D I've lost control - like a
2003 version... I guess it's the voices, but it's just the roughness of the
whole thing. as someone said yesterday, I reckon it will sound good on a
big rig.

Alex
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RE: (313) New Planet E 12 ( capsite)

2003-07-01 Thread Robert Taylor
Just been listening to Craig's Workout  and it certainly works in the mix 

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PG Cool, some of my faith in this list has restored! I thought all of
your
were just gaga over anything that carl puts out.

Alex Bond well I guess I'm guilty a little of that. I have to say though I
think out
of all the detroit 'heads' I feel he has the most consistency, and to this
day is still making very good records.

I just bought it too! Can't say I like everything Craig does but heard abt
this and then actually heard it, and to me, it's the bees! Maybe I'm getting
more, errr, demented(?) in my old age but whilst I've really been very happy
to avoid 'looped bangers by numbers,' what I think of as the essence of a
tough techno track - which is really quite an old tradition in techno - was
never problem with that sub-genre in the first place. The problem was too
many lazy or just plain talentless producers. But I will always give a
Surgeon record or anything Downwards a listen, ditto, Rob Hood, Mills,
Sativae, Jamie Liddell (sp?) Landstrumm (proly others who/which I can't
think of right now) ... get the picture? So when I heard CC had done this,
well, we know his rep, his mind (to a v small extent),  I expected something
at least half-good, and it is indeed impressive (to me). It's true that it
isn't really bedtime listening/for home use, but that's never been the sole
criteria for a record to be 'good' imho.

Peace

k

(but not whilst it's playing tho' ;-)


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PG Cool, some of my faith in this list has restored! I thought all of
your
were just gaga over anything that carl puts out.

well I guess I'm guilty a little of that. I have to say though I think out
of all the detroit 'heads' I feel he has the most consistency, and to this
day is still making very good records.

I heard tres demented @
dancetracks last night .. It's a damn drum track, and a boring one at
that.

I think it's real rough s**t. I like it. I'm not too keen on the last 3rd
when it dives into that mad rave bit. It's crying out for a re-edit...

I also think it reminds me big time of Sleezy D I've lost control - like a
2003 version... I guess it's the voices, but it's just the roughness of the
whole thing. as someone said yesterday, I reckon it will sound good on a
big rig.

Alex
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RE: (313) New Planet E 12 ( capsite)

2003-07-01 Thread Grammenos, Peter

But still the worst moment of the cd... 

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Just been listening to Craig's Workout  and it certainly works in the mix 

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PG Cool, some of my faith in this list has restored! I thought all of
your
were just gaga over anything that carl puts out.

Alex Bond well I guess I'm guilty a little of that. I have to say though I
think out
of all the detroit 'heads' I feel he has the most consistency, and to 
this day is still making very good records.

I just bought it too! Can't say I like everything Craig does but heard abt
this and then actually heard it, and to me, it's the bees! Maybe I'm getting
more, errr, demented(?) in my old age but whilst I've really been very happy
to avoid 'looped bangers by numbers,' what I think of as the essence of a
tough techno track - which is really quite an old tradition in techno - was
never problem with that sub-genre in the first place. The problem was too
many lazy or just plain talentless producers. But I will always give a
Surgeon record or anything Downwards a listen, ditto, Rob Hood, Mills,
Sativae, Jamie Liddell (sp?) Landstrumm (proly others who/which I can't
think of right now) ... get the picture? So when I heard CC had done this,
well, we know his rep, his mind (to a v small extent),  I expected something
at least half-good, and it is indeed impressive (to me). It's true that it
isn't really bedtime listening/for home use, but that's never been the sole
criteria for a record to be 'good' imho.

Peace

k

(but not whilst it's playing tho' ;-)


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Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 2:54 PM
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PG Cool, some of my faith in this list has restored! I thought all of
your
were just gaga over anything that carl puts out.

well I guess I'm guilty a little of that. I have to say though I think 
out of all the detroit 'heads' I feel he has the most consistency, and 
to this day is still making very good records.

I heard tres demented @
dancetracks last night .. It's a damn drum track, and a boring one at
that.

I think it's real rough s**t. I like it. I'm not too keen on the last 
3rd when it dives into that mad rave bit. It's crying out for a 
re-edit...

I also think it reminds me big time of Sleezy D I've lost control - 
like a 2003 version... I guess it's the voices, but it's just the 
roughness of the whole thing. as someone said yesterday, I reckon it 
will sound good on a big rig.

Alex _

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RE: (313) New Planet E 12 ( capsite)

2003-07-01 Thread Robert Taylor
Nope - maybe the least bad.
Anyway I like it and I have better taste than you ;-)
The best moment has got to be the Drums Suck Mix of  Dave Angel's Airbourne - 
the first time I heard that was a goosebump moment and certainly one of Craig's 
many finest turns

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But still the worst moment of the cd... 

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From: Robert Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 11:26 AM
To: Odeluga, Ken; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) New Planet E 12 ( capsite)


Just been listening to Craig's Workout  and it certainly works in the mix 

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From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 2:24 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) New Planet E 12 ( capsite)


PG Cool, some of my faith in this list has restored! I thought all of
your
were just gaga over anything that carl puts out.

Alex Bond well I guess I'm guilty a little of that. I have to say though I
think out
of all the detroit 'heads' I feel he has the most consistency, and to 
this day is still making very good records.

I just bought it too! Can't say I like everything Craig does but heard abt
this and then actually heard it, and to me, it's the bees! Maybe I'm getting
more, errr, demented(?) in my old age but whilst I've really been very happy
to avoid 'looped bangers by numbers,' what I think of as the essence of a
tough techno track - which is really quite an old tradition in techno - was
never problem with that sub-genre in the first place. The problem was too
many lazy or just plain talentless producers. But I will always give a
Surgeon record or anything Downwards a listen, ditto, Rob Hood, Mills,
Sativae, Jamie Liddell (sp?) Landstrumm (proly others who/which I can't
think of right now) ... get the picture? So when I heard CC had done this,
well, we know his rep, his mind (to a v small extent),  I expected something
at least half-good, and it is indeed impressive (to me). It's true that it
isn't really bedtime listening/for home use, but that's never been the sole
criteria for a record to be 'good' imho.

Peace

k

(but not whilst it's playing tho' ;-)


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Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 2:54 PM
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PG Cool, some of my faith in this list has restored! I thought all of
your
were just gaga over anything that carl puts out.

well I guess I'm guilty a little of that. I have to say though I think 
out of all the detroit 'heads' I feel he has the most consistency, and 
to this day is still making very good records.

I heard tres demented @
dancetracks last night .. It's a damn drum track, and a boring one at
that.

I think it's real rough s**t. I like it. I'm not too keen on the last 
3rd when it dives into that mad rave bit. It's crying out for a 
re-edit...

I also think it reminds me big time of Sleezy D I've lost control - 
like a 2003 version... I guess it's the voices, but it's just the 
roughness of the whole thing. as someone said yesterday, I reckon it 
will sound good on a big rig.

Alex _

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RE: (313) New Planet E 12 ( capsite)

2003-07-01 Thread Arne Weinberg
Mathieu Roussotte [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
 IMO it's a good record, but as it has been said there's nothing new.
 It's like the new alaska by L.Garnier (back in the old days).
 
 Innerzone orchestra, a great thing done but  
 I wish carl had find another way to create than mixing jazz with techno.,
 with regards and respect to all jazz fans.
 
 mat

Innerzone Orchestra was totally different thing and I think there is an obvious 
reason why Carl uses so many different monikers for his records. Nobody can 
really expect Carl to do only bedroom listening stuff because he did some 
absolute classic soulful deep listening music. Nobody can expect that Carl only 
does his future jazz records liek Innerzone or Detroit Experiment. And nobody 
can expect from Carl that he only does dancefloor stuff like Paerclip People or 
Tres demented. 
What I want to say is that he has very different facettes and we should be glad 
that he releases those different styles. And Carl Craig is not a musical 
machine, so he can make tracks that might seem not to be genious as usual
Music is a question of taste.

Arne


RE: (313) New Planet E 12 ( capsite)

2003-07-01 Thread ryan burns


i heard through the grape vine that the vocals on Demented were sampled from 
and old french movie.  is that true?


ryan



From: Mathieu Roussotte [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) New Planet E 12 ( capsite)
Date: Tue,  1 Jul 2003 16:45:31 +0200

IMO it's a good record, but as it has been said there's nothing new.
It's like the new alaska by L.Garnier (back in the old days).

Innerzone orchestra, a great thing done but
I wish carl had find another way to create than mixing jazz with techno.,
with regards and respect to all jazz fans.

mat

 PG Cool, some of my faith in this list has restored! I thought all of
 your
 were just gaga over anything that carl puts out.
 
 Alex Bond well I guess I'm guilty a little of that. I have to say 
though I

 think out
 of all the detroit 'heads' I feel he has the most consistency, and to
 this day is still making very good records.

 I just bought it too! Can't say I like everything Craig does but heard 
abt
 this and then actually heard it, and to me, it's the bees! Maybe I'm 
getting
 more, errr, demented(?) in my old age but whilst I've really been very 
happy
 to avoid 'looped bangers by numbers,' what I think of as the essence of 
a
 tough techno track - which is really quite an old tradition in techno - 
was
 never problem with that sub-genre in the first place. The problem was 
too

 many lazy or just plain talentless producers. But I will always give a
 Surgeon record or anything Downwards a listen, ditto, Rob Hood, Mills,
 Sativae, Jamie Liddell (sp?) Landstrumm (proly others who/which I can't
 think of right now) ... get the picture? So when I heard CC had done 
this,
 well, we know his rep, his mind (to a v small extent),  I expected 
something
 at least half-good, and it is indeed impressive (to me). It's true that 
it
 isn't really bedtime listening/for home use, but that's never been the 
sole

 criteria for a record to be 'good' imho.

 Peace

 k

 (but not whilst it's playing tho' ;-)


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 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 2:54 PM
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 Subject: RE: (313) New Planet E 12 ( capsite)
 
 
 
 PG Cool, some of my faith in this list has restored! I thought all of
 your
 were just gaga over anything that carl puts out.
 
 well I guess I'm guilty a little of that. I have to say though I think
 out of all the detroit 'heads' I feel he has the most consistency, and
 to this day is still making very good records.
 
 I heard tres demented @
 dancetracks last night .. It's a damn drum track, and a boring one at
 that.
 
 I think it's real rough s**t. I like it. I'm not too keen on the last
 3rd when it dives into that mad rave bit. It's crying out for a
 re-edit...
 
 I also think it reminds me big time of Sleezy D I've lost control -
 like a 2003 version... I guess it's the voices, but it's just the
 roughness of the whole thing. as someone said yesterday, I reckon it
 will sound good on a big rig.
 
 Alex
--

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Re: (313) New Planet E 12 ( capsite)

2003-06-30 Thread J. T.

hey guys

Hmm sorry but i bought it on sight and after listening i thought it was a 
bit of a waste of money, It is basically a drum track and more made for the 
DJ's apparently, not really worth for listening at


i liked this comment from a good friend who will remain nameless...:

They ripped a bassline of Robert Armani and beats alike Farley JM's 
Funking

with the drums again plus on the other side Rolling Stone's Sympathy for
the devil on 45 rpm... 

he was dissing it, sounds good to me tho, i ordered it..:P

unrelated, i recently found out capsite.net will soon be no more (or maybe 
it already is, its not coming up at the moment..). hats off to a fantastic 
online zine, my favorite since the old days of forcefield, but it even 
exceeded that, with the video reports, graffiti and art spotlights, online 
mixes from lots great dj's, loadsa interviews... etc etc. it just had all 
the right feeling about it too, it's own very nice style that no other 
online zine came close to. RIP!!! thanks and respect to dr nutcracker and 
databulk


jt

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