Re: (313) Wild Planet Live in London
mutherf*ck Can't believe it - one person I've wanted to see ever since my first Ferox record plus Simon Hartley whom I've really been getting into lately both playing at the same time and it's the week after I leave London the world is cruel :( MEK Stewart Caig [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: 313@hyperreal.org soul.co.uk cc: Subject: (313) Wild Planet Live in London 08/12/2004 03:00 AM Another one for your diaries The Outlet Collective and Digital Soul Records presents the 2nd of two nights of: Digital Soul Rebels @ S.E.N.D Saturday 11th September 2004 An unnanounced East London venue Featuring -Ian O'Brien (Ferox, Peacefrog. UK) -The Concrete Soul Collective presents: Electronical Funk with Soul LIVE featuring: Kenny Black (Digital Soul, Finest Blend Recordings, Sweden) Simon 'WildPlanet' Hartley (430 West, Warp) and Outlet and Digital Soul residents Following on from the success of the last Digital Soul Rebels party which saw Delsin's Peel Seamus and techno legend Dan Curtin well and truly rock the house we now, as promised, bring you part 2! Ian O'Brien needs little introduction. After 3 outstanding albums and a stack of killer 12s and remixes for the likes of Telex, and Lisa Stansfield as well as his eclectic Soul of Science compilations compiled with Kirk Degorgio, Ian has proved himself to be something of a unique voice in electronic music. His music often knows no boundaries and spans from pure Detroit (Mad Mike Disease) to the deep Jazzy excursions of his classic Gigantic Days album right through to what can only be described as the techno equivelent of Apache (Teentown Beats). A talented musician that constantly defies expectation we quite frankly have no idea what to expect from him on the night! Yes, we know he's played Fabric, but this a rare opportunity to catch the man up close and personal in a slightly more intimate and underground environment. Making thier LIVE UK debut is the mysterious and enigmatic Stockholm based collective known as Concrete Soul. A collection of self proclaimed 'Funk Tacticians' specialising in Hi-Tech Grooves. With releases already on thier own Finest Blend Recordings label and with further funk due to drop on Digital Soul Records this year, this PA is a unique opportunity to see two of thier senior tacticians rocking the 24 track. The fact that half of the duo is none other than Simon Hartley's AKA Wildplanet, best known for his killer albums on both Warp records and the outstanding 'Transmitter' LP on 430 West, makes the prospect of this show even more exciting as his solo shows as WildPlanet are legendary. Again, we dont really know what to expect from this one hour PA, other than that its going to rock the floor, but dont be surprised to hear some WildPlanet classics along with a bunch of new material! Tickets for this night are in advance only and, after the success of Part one, we have no doubt they will sell out fast so dont hang about. For further information please contact The Outlet Collective at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or call 07967 332 964 Digital Soul Records at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or call 07951 587333
RE: (313) Wild Planet Live in London
Once again we have put a lot of work in to finding Guests that know one else books and need to be heard. I am very please to be able to tell people we have booked Wild Planet. Simon will be playing new stuff as well and treating us to some of his older wild planet work. WICKED. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 12 August 2004 15:58 To: Stewart Caig Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Wild Planet Live in London mutherf*ck Can't believe it - one person I've wanted to see ever since my first Ferox record plus Simon Hartley whom I've really been getting into lately both playing at the same time and it's the week after I leave London the world is cruel :( MEK Stewart Caig [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: 313@hyperreal.org soul.co.uk cc: Subject: (313) Wild Planet Live in London 08/12/2004 03:00 AM Another one for your diaries The Outlet Collective and Digital Soul Records presents the 2nd of two nights of: Digital Soul Rebels @ S.E.N.D Saturday 11th September 2004 An unnanounced East London venue Featuring -Ian O'Brien (Ferox, Peacefrog. UK) -The Concrete Soul Collective presents: Electronical Funk with Soul LIVE featuring: Kenny Black (Digital Soul, Finest Blend Recordings, Sweden) Simon 'WildPlanet' Hartley (430 West, Warp) and Outlet and Digital Soul residents Following on from the success of the last Digital Soul Rebels party which saw Delsin's Peel Seamus and techno legend Dan Curtin well and truly rock the house we now, as promised, bring you part 2! Ian O'Brien needs little introduction. After 3 outstanding albums and a stack of killer 12s and remixes for the likes of Telex, and Lisa Stansfield as well as his eclectic Soul of Science compilations compiled with Kirk Degorgio, Ian has proved himself to be something of a unique voice in electronic music. His music often knows no boundaries and spans from pure Detroit (Mad Mike Disease) to the deep Jazzy excursions of his classic Gigantic Days album right through to what can only be described as the techno equivelent of Apache (Teentown Beats). A talented musician that constantly defies expectation we quite frankly have no idea what to expect from him on the night! Yes, we know he's played Fabric, but this a rare opportunity to catch the man up close and personal in a slightly more intimate and underground environment. Making thier LIVE UK debut is the mysterious and enigmatic Stockholm based collective known as Concrete Soul. A collection of self proclaimed 'Funk Tacticians' specialising in Hi-Tech Grooves. With releases already on thier own Finest Blend Recordings label and with further funk due to drop on Digital Soul Records this year, this PA is a unique opportunity to see two of thier senior tacticians rocking the 24 track. The fact that half of the duo is none other than Simon Hartley's AKA Wildplanet, best known for his killer albums on both Warp records and the outstanding 'Transmitter' LP on 430 West, makes the prospect of this show even more exciting as his solo shows as WildPlanet are legendary. Again, we dont really know what to expect from this one hour PA, other than that its going to rock the floor, but dont be surprised to hear some WildPlanet classics along with a bunch of new material! Tickets for this night are in advance only and, after the success of Part one, we have no doubt they will sell out fast so dont hang about. For further information please contact The Outlet Collective at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or call 07967 332 964 Digital Soul Records at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or call 07951 587333
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gee - I'm so happy for you ;) Paul Kendrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Stewart Caig .com [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: 313@hyperreal.org 08/12/2004 09:54 Subject: RE: (313) Wild Planet Live in London AM Once again we have put a lot of work in to finding Guests that know one else books and need to be heard. I am very please to be able to tell people we have booked Wild Planet. Simon will be playing new stuff as well and treating us to some of his older wild planet work. WICKED. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 12 August 2004 15:58 To: Stewart Caig Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Wild Planet Live in London mutherf*ck Can't believe it - one person I've wanted to see ever since my first Ferox record plus Simon Hartley whom I've really been getting into lately both playing at the same time and it's the week after I leave London the world is cruel :( MEK Stewart Caig [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: 313@hyperreal.org soul.co.uk cc: Subject: (313) Wild Planet Live in London 08/12/2004 03:00 AM Another one for your diaries The Outlet Collective and Digital Soul Records presents the 2nd of two nights of: Digital Soul Rebels @ S.E.N.D Saturday 11th September 2004 An unnanounced East London venue Featuring -Ian O'Brien (Ferox, Peacefrog. UK) -The Concrete Soul Collective presents: Electronical Funk with Soul LIVE featuring: Kenny Black (Digital Soul, Finest Blend Recordings, Sweden) Simon 'WildPlanet' Hartley (430 West, Warp) and Outlet and Digital Soul residents Following on from the success of the last Digital Soul Rebels party which saw Delsin's Peel Seamus and techno legend Dan Curtin well and truly rock the house we now, as promised, bring you part 2! Ian O'Brien needs little introduction. After 3 outstanding albums and a stack of killer 12s and remixes for the likes of Telex, and Lisa Stansfield as well as his eclectic Soul of Science compilations compiled with Kirk Degorgio, Ian has proved himself to be something of a unique voice in electronic music. His music often knows no boundaries and spans from pure Detroit (Mad Mike Disease) to the deep Jazzy excursions of his classic Gigantic Days album right through to what can only be described as the techno equivelent of Apache (Teentown Beats). A talented musician that constantly defies expectation we quite frankly have no idea what to expect from him on the night! Yes, we know he's played Fabric, but this a rare opportunity to catch the man up close and personal in a slightly more intimate and underground environment. Making thier LIVE UK debut is the mysterious and enigmatic Stockholm based collective known as Concrete Soul. A collection of self proclaimed 'Funk Tacticians' specialising in Hi-Tech Grooves. With releases already on thier own Finest Blend Recordings label and with further funk due to drop on Digital Soul Records this year, this PA is a unique opportunity to see two of thier senior tacticians rocking the 24 track. The fact that half of the duo is none other than Simon Hartley's AKA Wildplanet, best known for his killer albums on both Warp records and the outstanding 'Transmitter' LP on 430 West, makes the prospect of this show even more exciting as his solo shows as WildPlanet are legendary. Again, we dont really know what to expect from this one hour PA, other than that its going to rock the floor, but dont be surprised to hear some WildPlanet classics along with a bunch of new material! Tickets for this night are in advance only and, after the success of Part one, we have no doubt they will sell out fast so dont hang about. For further information please contact The Outlet Collective at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or call 07967 332 964 Digital Soul Records at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or call 07951
RE: (313) Wild Planet Live in London
Indeed - that's what makes your parties so special -Original Message- From: Paul Kendrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2004 2:54 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Stewart Caig Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) Wild Planet Live in London Once again we have put a lot of work in to finding Guests that know one else books and need to be heard. # Note: Any views or opinions are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Channel Four Television Corporation unless specifically stated. This email and any files transmitted are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to which they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please notify [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank You. #
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Sorry it wasent a dig...LOL But u are going to miss out. :-) And just to let people know its in the same great venue as last time, I think we may have found a home for a little while. Good venues are so hard to come by in London. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 12 August 2004 16:05 To: Paul Kendrick Cc: 313@hyperreal.org; Stewart Caig Subject: RE: (313) Wild Planet Live in London gee - I'm so happy for you ;) Paul Kendrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Stewart Caig .com [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: 313@hyperreal.org 08/12/2004 09:54 Subject: RE: (313) Wild Planet Live in London AM Once again we have put a lot of work in to finding Guests that know one else books and need to be heard. I am very please to be able to tell people we have booked Wild Planet. Simon will be playing new stuff as well and treating us to some of his older wild planet work. WICKED. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 12 August 2004 15:58 To: Stewart Caig Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Wild Planet Live in London mutherf*ck Can't believe it - one person I've wanted to see ever since my first Ferox record plus Simon Hartley whom I've really been getting into lately both playing at the same time and it's the week after I leave London the world is cruel :( MEK Stewart Caig [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: 313@hyperreal.org soul.co.uk cc: Subject: (313) Wild Planet Live in London 08/12/2004 03:00 AM Another one for your diaries The Outlet Collective and Digital Soul Records presents the 2nd of two nights of: Digital Soul Rebels @ S.E.N.D Saturday 11th September 2004 An unnanounced East London venue Featuring -Ian O'Brien (Ferox, Peacefrog. UK) -The Concrete Soul Collective presents: Electronical Funk with Soul LIVE featuring: Kenny Black (Digital Soul, Finest Blend Recordings, Sweden) Simon 'WildPlanet' Hartley (430 West, Warp) and Outlet and Digital Soul residents Following on from the success of the last Digital Soul Rebels party which saw Delsin's Peel Seamus and techno legend Dan Curtin well and truly rock the house we now, as promised, bring you part 2! Ian O'Brien needs little introduction. After 3 outstanding albums and a stack of killer 12s and remixes for the likes of Telex, and Lisa Stansfield as well as his eclectic Soul of Science compilations compiled with Kirk Degorgio, Ian has proved himself to be something of a unique voice in electronic music. His music often knows no boundaries and spans from pure Detroit (Mad Mike Disease) to the deep Jazzy excursions of his classic Gigantic Days album right through to what can only be described as the techno equivelent of Apache (Teentown Beats). A talented musician that constantly defies expectation we quite frankly have no idea what to expect from him on the night! Yes, we know he's played Fabric, but this a rare opportunity to catch the man up close and personal in a slightly more intimate and underground environment. Making thier LIVE UK debut is the mysterious and enigmatic Stockholm based collective known as Concrete Soul. A collection of self proclaimed 'Funk Tacticians' specialising in Hi-Tech Grooves. With releases already on thier own Finest Blend Recordings label and with further funk due to drop on Digital Soul Records this year, this PA is a unique opportunity to see two of thier senior tacticians rocking the 24 track. The fact that half of the duo is none other than Simon Hartley's AKA Wildplanet, best known for his killer albums on both Warp records and the outstanding 'Transmitter' LP on 430 West, makes the prospect of this show even more exciting as his solo shows as WildPlanet are legendary. Again, we dont really know what to expect from this one hour
RE: (313) Wild Planet Live in London
Thanks Rob- I trust your be there. We may be able to let people know are November line on the night as well, but only if the line up is confirmed by then. Its going to be special once again we may even called it a xmas party.. talking about xmas already...wow -Original Message- From: Robert Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 12 August 2004 17:06 To: Paul Kendrick; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Stewart Caig Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) Wild Planet Live in London Indeed - that's what makes your parties so special -Original Message- From: Paul Kendrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2004 2:54 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Stewart Caig Cc: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) Wild Planet Live in London Once again we have put a lot of work in to finding Guests that know one else books and need to be heard. # Note: Any views or opinions are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Channel Four Television Corporation unless specifically stated. This email and any files transmitted are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to which they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please notify [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank You. #
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Got to agree, OC always put out a good show and deserve all our support, balls to the large venues and their money making ways ... big up the OC London massive... On 12 Aug 2004, at 17:05, Robert Taylor wrote: Indeed - that's what makes your parties so special -Original Message-
RE: (313) Wild Planet
I Am For Real - Feedback (FNAC, 95) k -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 16, 2003 9:27 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) Wild Planet On Fri, 16 May 2003 10:24:51 -0500, Matthew MacQueen wrote: Btw., Wild Planet is Simon Hartley, he's from the UK, and Transmitter was recorded in Stockholm - he lived in Sweden (Swedish Techno? ; p ) at the time, or still does, I don't know. So, anyone have an update on him? Hmmm I always thought he was in Scotland? Interesting. Love to hear more of his style, I love synthetic on that 2 tracker 12-inch on 430 west... never picked up the Genetic Remixes thing, how was that? Peace Matt MacQueen It's all good. Hartley also did a 12 with Jean Louis Huhta as Lucky People Centre. Huhta is on the Microsound list, so maybe he is also on this way and could provide and update? Andrew albums out now: Sprung http://bip-hop.com http://warprecords.com/mart/music/release.php? cat=BLEEP12fc_type=CD *Canadian electronica album of the year nominee* More Destructive Than Organized http://staalplaat.com Highest Common Denominator http://pieheadrecords.com Physical and Mental Health http://dialrecords.com 74'02 (split with Hypo) http://tsunami-addiction.com check Cognition (http://techno.ca/cognition) for upcoming appearance and release updates
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He's still in Sweden and may be resurfacing soon: a guy I know travels there a lot and told me recently 'We've found Wild Planet!'. Apparently he works in a record shop and hasn't donne much recording for ages, but might be tempted out of 'retirement' in the coming months. He also recorded as Feedback, btw, and released a could of great twelves under that name on the now-defunct Brute label. Definitely one of the UK's most underrated talents. Btw., Wild Planet is Simon Hartley, he's from the UK, and Transmitter was recorded in Stockholm - he lived in Sweden (Swedish Techno? ; p ) at the time, or still does, I don't know. So, anyone have an update on him?
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Btw., Wild Planet is Simon Hartley, he's from the UK, and Transmitter was recorded in Stockholm - he lived in Sweden (Swedish Techno? ; p ) at the time, or still does, I don't know. So, anyone have an update on him? Hmmm I always thought he was in Scotland? Interesting. Love to hear more of his style, I love synthetic on that 2 tracker 12-inch on 430 west... never picked up the Genetic Remixes thing, how was that? Peace Matt MacQueen
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On Fri, 16 May 2003 10:24:51 -0500, Matthew MacQueen wrote: Btw., Wild Planet is Simon Hartley, he's from the UK, and Transmitter was recorded in Stockholm - he lived in Sweden (Swedish Techno? ; p ) at the time, or still does, I don't know. So, anyone have an update on him? Hmmm I always thought he was in Scotland? Interesting. Love to hear more of his style, I love synthetic on that 2 tracker 12-inch on 430 west... never picked up the Genetic Remixes thing, how was that? Peace Matt MacQueen It's all good. Hartley also did a 12 with Jean Louis Huhta as Lucky People Centre. Huhta is on the Microsound list, so maybe he is also on this way and could provide and update? Andrew albums out now: Sprung http://bip-hop.com http://warprecords.com/mart/music/release.php? cat=BLEEP12fc_type=CD *Canadian electronica album of the year nominee* More Destructive Than Organized http://staalplaat.com Highest Common Denominator http://pieheadrecords.com Physical and Mental Health http://dialrecords.com 74'02 (split with Hypo) http://tsunami-addiction.com check Cognition (http://techno.ca/cognition) for upcoming appearance and release updates
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On Friday, May 16, 2003, at 04:24 PM, Matthew MacQueen wrote: Btw., Wild Planet is Simon Hartley, he's from the UK, and Transmitter was recorded in Stockholm - he lived in Sweden (Swedish Techno? ; p ) at the time, or still does, I don't know. So, anyone have an update on him? Hmmm I always thought he was in Scotland? Interesting. Love to hear more of his style, I love synthetic on that 2 tracker 12-inch on 430 west... never picked up the Genetic Remixes thing, how was that? The original is quite electro, which I like, whereas the 2 remixes are a lot more dance-floor orientated, more Techno if you like. I prefer the (long) Genotype remix, it's rougher, darker than the Human Code remix. That's not bad either but a tad too slick I find. But that's just me. I never knew of that Synthetic release, dammit. ; ) There's a feature on Hartley on Andrew Duke's Cognition site, from '99 when Transmitter came out: http://www.techno.ca/cognition/wpfeat.htm another interview here http://www.11-hour.com/features/archive/wildplanet.asp and a bio on the 430West site : ) http://www.430west.com/wildplanet/wildplanet_bio/wildplanet_bio.html Have a good weekend all. Ta-ra, Anya
