Re: [313] Discographies Book
on 3/11/01 11:39 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Has anyone read Ewan Pearson Jermey Gilbert's book Discographies on dance music culture - it's published by Routledge so it must be fairly academic. How does it compare to Reynolds? Academic, yes. UK-centric, yes. Worthwhile, yes. Life-changing, no. I can't comment on how it compares to Reynolds, but there are a few interesting areas of exploration, especially related to gender roles, and the sometimes self-defeating attitudes of hardline undergrounders. Happy chin-stroking... -- There4IM
Re: (313) Discographies
-Original Message- From: Tim Barr [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 list 313@hyperreal.org Date: Tuesday, May 02, 2000 7:29 PM Subject: (313) Discographies Talking of second albums, heard from Russ Gabriel that he has finally finished the follow-up to the inspired Voltage Control. I'd like to take a straw-poll of Ferox fans on the list (and GPR for that matter). How many of you actually got to hear this brilliant piece of work. And how many of you have been eagerly awaiting a second album from him over the last five years? I was a big fan of early Ferox and GPR output but never got a chance to hear the album for some reason. Loved the Ferox and Equanimity comps though, and the Russ Gabriel remix of Blue Arse Fly is an all time fave. Possibly coming soon to a Real Audio mix near you... Tristan == PHONOPSIA[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Lounge/5102/index.htm FrogboyMCI on AOL Instant Messenger New mix, Propper Techno and new Album, Québécois, online now. __ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com
Re: (313) Discographies
At 3-5-00 +0100 01:23, you wrote: Talking of second albums, heard from Russ Gabriel that he has finally finished the follow-up to the inspired Voltage Control. I'd like to take a straw-poll of Ferox fans on the list (and GPR for that matter). How many of you actually got to hear this brilliant piece of work. And how many of you have been eagerly awaiting a second album from him over the last five years? i really liked the album when it came out, but to be honest i don't check it the often nowadays. when reading through the techno guide, the russ gabriel part, a smile turned on my face with the celebration of the album, read below.. :) this is from an interview from 11/96 Your new stuff sounds quite different from your earlier work. How do you look back on albums as Voltage Control and Future Funk. I think it all sucks. Really? Yeah. I think most people probably think the same. They like the newer stuff they're doing. And maybe in two years time I will think the stuff I'm doing now sucks. I don't know. Everybody's changing and develloping all the time. ___ forcefield | mindless entertainment http://www.forcefield.org _ __ ___
Re: (313) Discographies
Hey Tim and all, Greetings from Singapore! Talking of second albums, heard from Russ Gabriel that he has finally finished the follow-up to the inspired Voltage Control. I'd like to take a straw-poll of Ferox fans on the list (and GPR for that matter). How many of you actually got to hear this brilliant piece of work. And how many of you have been eagerly awaiting a second album from him over the last five years? I have been eagerly waiting for his followup release to that for bloody ages. I have been trying to get hold of every single release from GPR. They are ow defunct but i must say they did release some awesome techno records back then like the 7th Plain releases that are timeless recordings by Luke Slater! Well i think we miss those wonderful articles by you on Generator was it back in 1994. I must say it is the better techno mags back then besides Jockey Slut back then till probably Magic Feet came on and carried on the techno flag flying in Bligthy. Days of 93 to 05 were spent reading such mags and going out to Orbit and Back to Basics where they put on some awesome parties!! As for Brighter Daze, yes I have to confess that I am deep in the workings of it right now. What line will it take? Well, it won't be the Generation Ecstasy/Energy Flash style of cultural discourse and, regrettably, since Kodwo Eshun is a far greater theorist than me it won't be Brighter Than The Sun. But for those who read my Kraftwerk book or The Rough Guide To Techno there are some pointers to be had there. But hey! - it ain't finished yet so those who are quick with some feedback can enjoy some vicarious input at the usual address. What I really want for Xmas is a book (and some more records) by Tom Churchill ... I hope to find a copy of your new book in Borders tomorrow. Hmm i have not bought anything on Headspace or by Tim Churchill since HS 004. Kind of clueless at the moment of things. Got to sort something out soon. Have a nice weekend ahead and keep in touch!!! Your techno friend in SIngapore, Collin
Re: (313) Discographies
In a message dated 4/27/00 5:25:01 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: np. Detroit Breaks - Maas Actually, it's called Michigan Breaks... pw
Re: (313) Discographies....(DEC)
From: Minto Chempotical George [EMAIL PROTECTED] Releases: . Detroit Escalator Co: psalm 12 (DEC) . Detroit Escalator Co: soundtrack 313 cd/2xlp (Ferox) And i think i remember reading about another DEC 12 called braille on his own DEC label but i dont have it and have never seen it. Yes, this did come out and was very limited. It contained 3 tracks from what I remember. And it was like a promo for the Ferox LP Soundtrack 313 I do have a 3 track promo on DEC for the Soundtrack 313 album. Is this the same 12 Lance mentioned or something entirely different? The label says from the forthcoming album soundtrack (313) and contains A:shifting gears B1:abstract forward motion (as a mission) B2: force I was lucky enough to pick this up for a buck down in Columbus a few months ago. -dave Slegers __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: (313) Discographies....(DEC)
At 21-1-00 -0500 10:02 , you wrote: From: Minto Chempotical George [EMAIL PROTECTED] Releases: . Detroit Escalator Co: psalm 12 (DEC) . Detroit Escalator Co: soundtrack 313 cd/2xlp (Ferox) And i think i remember reading about another DEC 12 called braille on his own DEC label but i dont have it and have never seen it. Yes, this did come out and was very limited. It contained 3 tracks from what I remember. And it was like a promo for the Ferox LP Soundtrack 313 I do have a 3 track promo on DEC for the Soundtrack 313 album. Is this the same 12 Lance mentioned or something entirely different? The label says from the forthcoming album soundtrack (313) and contains A:shifting gears B1:abstract forward motion (as a mission) B2: force well, there are again three releases then.. :) the track listing of the braille ep is: a1. fate (as a chasm) a2. faith (as rain) b1. psalm will there be new stuff through transmat?? forcefield | mindless entertainment http://www.sonik.demon.nl/forcefield
Re:(313) Discographies....
I have this and I actually don't like it all that much (please, before you crucify me for having such an obviously lowbrow and insolent opinion, remember, there's no accounting for taste). Anyway, would anyone be interested i buying/trading for it? And i think i remember reading about another DEC 12 called braille on his own DEC label but i dont have it and have never seen it. This definitely exists, but I don't have it. I saw it in Fat Cat years ago but (incredibly stupidly, in retrospect) didn't pick it up... Yes, this did come out and was very limited. It contained 3 tracks from what I remember. And it was like a promo for the Ferox LP Soundtrack 313 __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
