Re: RE: Re: [313] curious?

2001-07-20 Thread Fred Heutte
Hans is right.  And not only: Mike Banks told me in 1995 how much
he respected what Richie Hawtin has done.  This was at a time when
there was a lot of resentment around Detroit about the course the
Plus 8 crew had taken.  Richie, Johnny Q and the others never
disrespected the producers and musicians in Detroit, but their
enthusiasm got them in a bit of trouble early on (the "Future Sound
of Detroit" slogan etc.).  To their credit, they made amends
and when I talked with him, Mike acknowledged that.  The real expert
on this history remains Dan Sicko, and a lot of the story didn't make
it into "Techno Rebels."  I think Dan put exactly the right emphasis
on it in print, and the rest is better left to the private views of
those involved.

There's another interesting postscript to the story.

When the DEMF management went off course this year, Richie was the
one who stood up and said what needed to be said.  Where were all
the other voices that should have been out there?  I'm still
wondering about that.  I'm not particularly fond of his DJing style,
actually, but I have total admiration for his focus on his music and
his dedication to a healthy music scene.  Richie, like Mike, is one
of the people I count on to carry things forward in a productive
and positive fashion.  And they have never disappointed me.

As for the 313 list.  I've been privileged to participate here over
the years, and what I have learned is how different this list is
from many others.  If you come in here shootin' off, you better know
what you're saying, because not only are there those who know the
story better, but often they were there in the story themselves.

phred





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RE: RE: Re: [313] curious?

2001-07-19 Thread T . J . Johnson


> 
> There are no limitations thats only YOUR perspective!
> >

Uuuuh. There are limitations to how deep man can dive into the ocean, how high 
man can fly, how long man can live, how loud music can be before a man's 
eardrums blow out, how much weight you can lift.  The fact of the matter is 
that there are limitations to us while we are in this dimension.

I do agree, however, that there is a plane of existence where we are not 
limited, but, unfortunately, none of us are inhabiting that plane right now.  
Atleast none of us who are typing emails to the 313 list.  

I think what was said earlier pertained to realizing our limitations right now. 
 In the long-run, including our after-life, I think that we are in-fact 
limitless.  So I guess it just matters what time-scale we are using when we 
determine whether or not we are limited.  Maybe the ones who really know that 
we are limitless in the after-life are those same ones who commit suicide in a 
hurry to get to that realm.  But maybe that is a bad idea because we will ruin 
our chance to get to that plane.  

One thing we are not limited in is our imageination.  

"Imageination is more important than knowledge.  Knowledge is limited.  
Imagination encircles the world." -Albert Einstein-

I agree with you all.  I think it goes both ways.  I find myself caught 
somewhere between science and reality--wanting to know everything, but 
understanding that that is impossible because there is no everything.  Limited, 
yet limitless.  Maybe being both is being limitless.  I think so.  I find 
myslef leaning toward the same opinion as stated above (wv909).

The only thing I may disagree with is people insulting others.  We all have 
different opinions and perspectives.  Let's keep it that way and try not to 
impose our beliefs on others and trying to make people feel dumb.  Our 
differences are what make us (all of us) a "limitless" entity--taking all of 
our beliefs and combining them into one all-encompassing opinion.

Keep 313ing everyone and let's express our limitless existence, here in this 
dimension, thru music!



This stuff is really cool to think about...

"It's nod a tuma!"

TJ
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Re: RE: Re: [313] curious?

2001-07-19 Thread Hans Veneman
On Thu, Jul 19, 2001 at 10:31:03AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Your though process in regards to this is an amazement..and humourous
> Definately though if he wanted to reply to my face I could be in A2 in 30 
> minutes ..but instead he chose to 'cast senseless insults'
> in return , as you put it.(Is he justified,but I'm not?)
> And maybe you just hit on my very indirect point of worshiping a human...
> >In regards to your 'P.S." whos "we"? you and him?
> I sugesst you check out HYPEREAL.com most directly the story of how
> the +8 people denied entry to DREXICYA and SUBMERGE crew at one of these
> little forays into 'breaking laws' at a RAVE in an abandonded building,in 
> Detroit...This really shows  the true aspect of open creativity and looking 
> ahead huh?

http://www.ele-mental.org/ele_ment/said&did/mike.banks.speaks.html is the post
you mean. It was sent by Mad Mike to 313 in 1995. It nowhere says it was a +8
party though that they were denied entrance to.

Hans

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RE: RE: Re: [313] curious?

2001-07-19 Thread ndeyonk


Damn, talk about grinding someone else's axe. I'm pretty sure the boys of 
Submerge and Plus 8 have done a pretty good job of resolving some of those 
differences that probably occured 8 years ago. Whether or not you want to 
drive to Ann Arbor to have some intimate conversations with Kyle, the UR vs 
+8 feud really shouldn't be making you uptight.



I sugesst you check out HYPEREAL.com most directly the story of how
the +8 people denied entry to DREXICYA and SUBMERGE crew at one of these
little forays into 'breaking laws' at a RAVE in an abandonded building,in
Detroit...This really shows  the true aspect of open creativity and
looking ahead huh? >



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RE: RE: Re: [313] curious?

2001-07-19 Thread Wv909
There are no limitations thats only YOUR perspective!
>
>the essence of not being controlled is to recognize the limitations of this
>world.. those of man, and those of nature, and moving freely within them..
>it has nothing to do with a discussion about worshipping rich hawtin or a
>vocoded voice from UR.
>
>worship no man. respect all. you definitely owe kyle dupuy an apology. we
>all benefit from discourse, but not senseless insults.  it amazes me what
>people will say to others on-line or behind their backs when they aren't
>looking in your eyes.. techno is about communication... and most of detroit
>is a back-stabbing double talking smoke screen, the furthest thing from an
>evolved sub-culture.
>I definately do not owe anyone anything so get through to your grey matter..
Your though process in regards to this is an amazement..and humourous
Definately though if he wanted to reply to my face I could be in A2 in 30 
minutes ..but instead he chose to 'cast senseless insults'
in return , as you put it.(Is he justified,but I'm not?)
And maybe you just hit on my very indirect point of worshiping a human...
>In regards to your 'P.S." whos "we"? you and him?
I sugesst you check out HYPEREAL.com most directly the story of how
the +8 people denied entry to DREXICYA and SUBMERGE crew at one of these
little forays into 'breaking laws' at a RAVE in an abandonded building,in 
Detroit...This really shows  the true aspect of open creativity and looking 
ahead huh?
>
>p.s. we like +8 and Hawtin because they are always looking ahead, always
>open creatively, and we have a long history together of breaking laws and
>dancing in abandoned buildings.
>
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