Re: [313] Thomas Brinkmann new CD
Also, does anyone have tracklistings for the upcoming Jedi Knights CD retrospective (hope it has some old EV/SYM stuff, don't you?) and the new Moodymann CD? I've heard the Moodymann CD's more of a retrospective. Apparently it's got one of the promo tracks from the Peacefrog album, for example. There are, I hear, 4 new tracks on it (only 2 on the vinyl, goddamn it), as well. Whilst on the Moodymann topic, does anyone know if he is playing anywhere other than Home in London this weekend? It's Notting Hill Carnival weekend and he played at a fantastic party (featuring him, Theo Parrish - he rocked it, Rick Wilhite 4 Hero) there 2 years ago; is anything similar due this time? I'm not risking Home, because he probably won't turn up, it's too expensive and, I just can't quite bring myself to do it... Jonny. P.S. Cheers for the feedback for my Detroit compilation tape. I'll email a track listing to all those who requested it. Now I just have to get a copy of that Dorothy Ashby LP...
Re: [313] Thomas Brinkmann new CD
Per Matt's Moodymann mix cd comment about tracks being under 3 minutes etc.: Unfortunately when making compilations very few labels want just 3 minutes of a track to be on the cd. Most mixed cd compilations from labels (read: the label has asked the artist to mix the tracks for a compilation example: Miguel Migs for Naked Music, or David Alvarado for Guidance, or Nick Holder etc.) will showcase the tracks and not the artist mixing them. This means that the tracks are usually full length, and mixed into and out of quickly (ie 30 second mixes are usually considered long mixes). The best mix compilations are done by artists (not labels, ie Laurent Garnier Laboratoire Mixes) or magazines (Mixmag) where the labels aren't really involved. todd Jonny McIntosh wrote: Also, does anyone have tracklistings for the upcoming Jedi Knights CD retrospective (hope it has some old EV/SYM stuff, don't you?) and the new Moodymann CD? I've heard the Moodymann CD's more of a retrospective. Apparently it's got one of the promo tracks from the Peacefrog album, for example. There are, I hear, 4 new tracks on it (only 2 on the vinyl, goddamn it), as well. Whilst on the Moodymann topic, does anyone know if he is playing anywhere other than Home in London this weekend? It's Notting Hill Carnival weekend and he played at a fantastic party (featuring him, Theo Parrish - he rocked it, Rick Wilhite 4 Hero) there 2 years ago; is anything similar due this time? I'm not risking Home, because he probably won't turn up, it's too expensive and, I just can't quite bring myself to do it... Jonny. P.S. Cheers for the feedback for my Detroit compilation tape. I'll email a track listing to all those who requested it. Now I just have to get a copy of that Dorothy Ashby LP... - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: [313] Thomas Brinkmann new CD
This confirms for me why so many mix CDs out there are so dull. Most are label funded and focusing on tracks, but when there's so much that a DJ can add to the mix, why waste the opportunity? Let's face it, these tracks are for the hugely greater part made to be mixed with, just wish labels were prepared to take more chances and stick their necks out with some flash cut and paste mixing action! Bring on the Derrick May mix cd. Dan http://www.geocities.com/Paris/1267/index.html http://www.mp3.com/DanButler -Original Message- From: Todd Smith [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2000 6:55 PM To: Jonny McIntosh; 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: [313] Thomas Brinkmann new CD Per Matt's Moodymann mix cd comment about tracks being under 3 minutes etc.: Unfortunately when making compilations very few labels want just 3 minutes of a track to be on the cd. Most mixed cd compilations from labels (read: the label has asked the artist to mix the tracks for a compilation example: Miguel Migs for Naked Music, or David Alvarado for Guidance, or Nick Holder etc.) will showcase the tracks and not the artist mixing them. This means that the tracks are usually full length, and mixed into and out of quickly (ie 30 second mixes are usually considered long mixes). The best mix compilations are done by artists (not labels, ie Laurent Garnier Laboratoire Mixes) or magazines (Mixmag) where the labels aren't really involved. todd Jonny McIntosh wrote: Also, does anyone have tracklistings for the upcoming Jedi Knights CD retrospective (hope it has some old EV/SYM stuff, don't you?) and the new Moodymann CD? I've heard the Moodymann CD's more of a retrospective. Apparently it's got one of the promo tracks from the Peacefrog album, for example. There are, I hear, 4 new tracks on it (only 2 on the vinyl, goddamn it), as well. Whilst on the Moodymann topic, does anyone know if he is playing anywhere other than Home in London this weekend? It's Notting Hill Carnival weekend and he played at a fantastic party (featuring him, Theo Parrish - he rocked it, Rick Wilhite 4 Hero) there 2 years ago; is anything similar due this time? I'm not risking Home, because he probably won't turn up, it's too expensive and, I just can't quite bring myself to do it... Jonny. P.S. Cheers for the feedback for my Detroit compilation tape. I'll email a track listing to all those who requested it. Now I just have to get a copy of that Dorothy Ashby LP... - 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]
Re: [313] Thomas Brinkmann new CD
I was on about his LP on KDJ (due out in UK in November). Is there a mix CD? Per Matt's Moodymann mix cd comment about tracks being under 3 minutes etc.:
Re: [313] Thomas Brinkmann new CD
this is about a Moodymann mixed CD or does he have a new CD? Peace, Five
Re: [313] Thomas Brinkmann new CD
has somebody heard his LP? and by the way, I know this has been mentioned before but, could someone turn me on to a good source for Detroit music. I am in the United States and I'm interested in stuff that may not come out over here. thank you so much, Five
