Re: (313) Sonar ?

2009-06-16 Thread Todd Sines

I'm playing tonight [Tuesday] at Boulevard aka Fellini [live / DJ]
and Traxx is playing at City Hall

might do something else later this week..

if you're around, get in touch via email: cont...@toddsines.com


+odd
--
On Jun 15, 2009, at 3:02 PM, Daniel Troberg wrote:

Ill be demoing elektron gear at 16:00 thursday and friday (yes I  
know, wiz-jeff is on thursday 16 ,, ). come say hello!


d

On 15 jun 2009, at 20.43, Benoît Pueyo wrote:


Nyaone coming ?

Wanna meet ?
--
Benoît.






Re: (313) Sonar ?

2009-06-15 Thread Daniel Troberg
Ill be demoing elektron gear at 16:00 thursday and friday (yes I know,  
wiz-jeff is on thursday 16 ,, ). come say hello!


d

On 15 jun 2009, at 20.43, Benoît Pueyo wrote:


Nyaone coming ?

Wanna meet ?
--
Benoît.




Re: (313) Sonar

2008-06-16 Thread Fred Heutte
Since I'm in london this week I'm considering the trip to
see X-102 etc.  Any tips or suggestions on places, etc.
welcome -- please drop an email or my temproary UK
mobile is 07946 428 251

Fred



Re: (313) Sonar

2008-06-16 Thread Benoît Pueyo

Martin Dust a écrit :

Yeah, I'm going - should be a scream cos I love Barcelona so much.

m


Sonar is always dope ! After 4 years in a row i wont be there this year...

Looking forward feedbacks for x102 ! I also advise you French singer 
Camille.


Cheers.

--
Benoît.
New email : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Nouvel email : [EMAIL PROTECTED]


Re: (313) Sonar live sets on-line (courtesy of www.SpaceBoss.NET)

2006-06-26 Thread alex . bond
hey greg!

go thome ok then?

just checking you returned safe and well, and had a nice trip!

was lovely to meet you

Alex
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Re: (313) Sonar live sets on-line (courtesy of www.SpaceBoss.NET)

2006-06-25 Thread /0
fyi, 13 minutes of that mills set is people talking in spanish about nothing 
very interesting.


I edited it to cut out the middle 25 minutes of him mixing records 
uninterrupted and might post it later if theres a need


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From: "Jernej Marusic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2006 9:47 AM
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Greg Earle wrote:
> (Mills was pretty fun at Moog, btw.  Give me Mills in a 150-person
>  club playing a wickedly varied set over the L'Hospitalet Mausoleum
>  anyday.  And with Angel Molina opening up for him with a set of all
>  Chain Reaction stuff ... awww yeah.)

I was also at Moog. Really fun night.


Jernej
www.octex.si 


Re: (313) Sonar live sets on-line (courtesy of www.SpaceBoss.NET)

2006-06-25 Thread Jernej Marusic

Greg Earle wrote:
> (Mills was pretty fun at Moog, btw.  Give me Mills in a 150-person
>  club playing a wickedly varied set over the L'Hospitalet Mausoleum
>  anyday.  And with Angel Molina opening up for him with a set of all
>  Chain Reaction stuff ... awww yeah.)

I was also at Moog. Really fun night.


Jernej
www.octex.si


Re: (313) Sonar live sets on-line (courtesy of www.SpaceBoss.NET)

2006-06-24 Thread kent williams

That's like the nastiest file hosting evar! Do you want me to host these?

On 6/23/06, Greg Earle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Having been backstage ... erm, well, sidestage, anyway - for Ryan
Elliott's [EMAIL PROTECTED] set, I can tell you that you will thank me for
these later :)

http://www.spaceboss.net/music/sonar_2006_-
_the_mfa_www.spaceboss.net.mp3
The MFA live at Sonar 2006

http://www.spaceboss.net/music/sonar_2006_-
_miss_kittin_www.spaceboss.net.mp3
Miss Kittin live at Sonar 2006

http://www.sendspace.com/file/38bfub
Jeff Mills live at Sonar 2006

(Mills was pretty fun at Moog, btw.  Give me Mills in a 150-person
  club playing a wickedly varied set over the L'Hospitalet Mausoleum
  anyday.  And with Angel Molina opening up for him with a set of all
  Chain Reaction stuff ... awww yeah.)

http://www.spaceboss.net/music/sonar_2006_-
_ryan_elliott_www.spaceboss.net.mp3
Ryan Elliott live at Sonar 2006

http://www.spaceboss.net/music/sonar_2006_-_tax-
adviser_www.spaceboss.net.mp3
Tax Adviser live at Sonar 2006

http://www.filefactory.com/?ae4f3a
Chic feat. Nile Rodgers live at Sonar 2006

http://www.sendspace.com/file/uk0ihz
Angel Molina live at Sonar 2006

http://www.sendspace.com/file/qgaadx
DJ Griffi and DJ 2D2 live at Sonar 2006

http://www.sendspace.com/file/u2q1yw
Infadels live at Sonar 2006

http://www.sendspace.com/file/5iulzq
Nacho Marco live at Sonar 2006

- Greg




Re: (313) sonar

2005-06-14 Thread Nicole Slavin
The Soundslike party (Alex posted the LD link) is definately the place 
to be on Thursday night if you like good music. Raf and Dave are wicked 
djs and Dani Sicilliano played some great tracks at the party I was at a 
couple of weeks ago, she was joined by Herbert for a while too. I'll be 
there if anyone wants to meet up.
Friday night at Sonar itself is a pretty good lineup: Jamie Lidell, Soft 
Pink Truth, Laurent Garnier.
The Kompakt beach party is always fun on Sunday but I can't remember the 
address - ask about, lots of people will be going.
Also heard a rumour that Jeff MIlls might be playing the Tresor party, 
but cannot confirm that.


Benoît Pueyo wrote:


Ill be at Sonar aswell !!

I think ill attend the tresor nite at Moog on thursday, no pla for the 
other nites, maybe the Immignrat vs Technique on Friday.


Anyone who wants to meet, just reply me !



Re: (313) sonar

2005-06-14 Thread Benoît Pueyo

Ill be at Sonar aswell !!

I think ill attend the tresor nite at Moog on thursday, no pla for the 
other nites, maybe the Immignrat vs Technique on Friday.


Anyone who wants to meet, just reply me !

--
Benoît.

max a écrit :
Off to Barcelona tomorrow, to begin my first sonar experience. 
Got the jist of one party on Friday night for Christian Vogel's new album

launch, "station 55".
With CV live and Andrew Weatheral also playing and a few others I've not
heard of. 


Is any one else on this list aware of events going on outside of sonar that
will be worth checking out, music based or other wise. 
My first time to BCN so any hints and tips are very welcome. 
Any one else going? ?


I will document the trip heavily and upload pics when I get back.

Also... Just dropped a mix onto I-pod that I made for the trip out there,
plenty of almost train-wrecks due to trying to get the hang of a cd
turntable plus sound sensitive neighbors that get all worked up about any
music above sneeze level, so had to mix quietly!! 
But saying that there are a couple forthcoming amp-art jems on the mix you

might like to check out, one at the start and one at the end.

www.born-yesterday.co.uk/radio/max-amp-art-mix.mp3 

Will post track listing if requested. 


Whord
Max [||m x m||]]
www.amp-art.com
 











Re: (313) sonar

2005-06-14 Thread alex . bond
yo max, theres some info on a sonar party here that looks cool:

http://www.littledetroit.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=10628

also, minto from downlow is dj'ing somewhere too - should be good! (as
phrenic), so keep your eyes peeled for that!

otherwise, I haven't been looking because I'm not going.
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Re: (313) sonar

2005-06-14 Thread fab.

hi max,
the only thing i know of is the klitekture/sinergy-networks events that will 
take place during sonar.


here is the forwarded message:
-
Klitekture/sinergy-networks events and appointments info for sonar week in 
Barcelona:

  :
Klitekture + Friends event .  Barcelona . 15 June

release party for new klitekture release "epitome vol2" and 
sinergy-networks/thinner collaboration called "Thinnergy" to be released on 
both labels


Audio: LOD + PEP GAYA + GURTZ  + TUPPERWEAR

Visuals : xionix + sgisch

place: FAD (plaza del angles, 5-6-in front of  Macba) www.fadweb.org
from 11:00 till 03:00 - free entrance
Stands:Klitekture, sinergy-networks, zensible beats crew, thinner, net28, 
surphase, drone, +0

more info @ www.klitekture.com o www.sinergy-networks.com

-

Sinergy-networks event . Barcelona . 18 June

presentation of "Thinnergy", a sinergy-networks/thinner collaboration

Audio: BERN (France) + SMBP (Italy) + sinergy net show

visuals: Avatam visuals (France) + xionix (Gran Canaria)

place: mau-mau underground ( Fontrodona 33, close to paralelo-apolo) 
www.maumaunderground.com/info.asp

from 11:00 till 3:00 - free entrance
more info @ www.klitekture.com o www.sinergy-networks.com

-

Klitekture and sinergy-networks appointments

If you would like to meet with us while in Barcelona come to la ruta natural 
record shop (pasaje elisabeths) from 11 till 16:00 monday till saturday 
except forn thursday that we will be on the sonar record fair. Please send 
us email for meeting time or give us a call at + 34 687663718


---

fab.
- Original Message - 
From: "max" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: <313@HYPERREAL.ORG>
Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 12:59 AM
Subject: (313) sonar



Off to Barcelona tomorrow, to begin my first sonar experience.
Got the jist of one party on Friday night for Christian Vogel's new album
launch, "station 55".
With CV live and Andrew Weatheral also playing and a few others I've not
heard of.

Is any one else on this list aware of events going on outside of sonar 
that

will be worth checking out, music based or other wise.
My first time to BCN so any hints and tips are very welcome.
Any one else going? ?

I will document the trip heavily and upload pics when I get back.

Also... Just dropped a mix onto I-pod that I made for the trip out there,
plenty of almost train-wrecks due to trying to get the hang of a cd
turntable plus sound sensitive neighbors that get all worked up about any
music above sneeze level, so had to mix quietly!!
But saying that there are a couple forthcoming amp-art jems on the mix you
might like to check out, one at the start and one at the end.

www.born-yesterday.co.uk/radio/max-amp-art-mix.mp3

Will post track listing if requested.

Whord
Max [||m x m||]]
www.amp-art.com












Re: (313) sonar...

2005-04-03 Thread Gerald

cool - congrats to both of you, and the rest of the Noise Factory crew!

G

- Original Message - 
From: "Neil Wiernik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Saturday, April 02, 2005 6:43 PM
Subject: (313) sonar...





acctually gerald I didnt say any thing yet only becasue that info is
wrong...
I will be going there with joe to rep noise factory... and the showcase is
supposed to be "naw plays with noise factory records".
I am putting together a
special close to the edit type of set based on the entire NF catalogue .
that sonar date with be the the final date of my second european tour in
the last 12 months. but like every thing else things change at the last
moment... so becasue this is the 3rd change that has happened with the
noise facotry "showcase" at sonar I have been keeping my mouth shut untill
they make things in stone for us... :)

but dont worry youll get all the details from my self promoting chiming as
soon as its all 100 percent in stone...

neil...




> - Original Message -
> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>

> CONCERTS & DJ'S
>
> JOE ENGLISH plays NOISE FACTORY RECORDS (CA)

Just noticed this... that's great to see! Joe's been supporting the local
indie scene here in Toronto for years. He got the name for the label from 
an
industrial/alternative collective my friends and i were part of back in 
the

mid to late 80's. A friend of mine (Terence Leung) started using the name
for a few one off events, and I had a college radio show that was called
Noise Factory Radio with another friend (Tony Rizzuto). Joe kindly asked 
us

back in 199? if he could use the name for a label he wanted to start.

...and on a 313 related link - Mr. Neil Weirnik aka NAW is on the Noise
Factory label. i'm surprised he hasn't chimed in on this yet, as he does
like to promote himself around these parts! ;)

Cheers!

G





Re: (313) SONAR 2005

2005-04-01 Thread Gerald
- Original Message - 
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>





CONCERTS & DJ'S

JOE ENGLISH plays NOISE FACTORY RECORDS (CA)


Just noticed this... that's great to see! Joe's been supporting the local 
indie scene here in Toronto for years. He got the name for the label from an 
industrial/alternative collective my friends and i were part of back in the 
mid to late 80's. A friend of mine (Terence Leung) started using the name 
for a few one off events, and I had a college radio show that was called 
Noise Factory Radio with another friend (Tony Rizzuto). Joe kindly asked us 
back in 199? if he could use the name for a label he wanted to start.


...and on a 313 related link - Mr. Neil Weirnik aka NAW is on the Noise 
Factory label. i'm surprised he hasn't chimed in on this yet, as he does 
like to promote himself around these parts! ;)


Cheers!

G




Re: (313) SONAR 2005

2005-04-01 Thread Greg Earle

On Mar 31, 2005, at 9:39 AM, kate simko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I agree with everyone that says Sonar Barcelona is not worth the trip.
Not only is the lineup lackluster and the city not at its best at that
time of year, but also Sonar doesn't take care of the majority of 
artists

that play at the festival.


As someone who has been to Sonar 4 times, I couldn't possibly disagree
more.  Barcelona is absolutely magical at that time of year.  The
festival itself may have gone downhill during the last 6 years since I
first went, but it's not just about the festival - it's like drugs,
"set & setting" is the key ...

And as for the pay-to-play thing, I know several people that have
played at Sonar (the Plug Research guys, John Tejada) and will ask
them the next time I see them if they got paid, got nothing, or had
to pay to play.

(That said, I bet the lineups at Mutek and the Synch festival outside
 Athens will be better than Sonar's.)

- Greg



Re: (313) SONAR 2005

2005-03-31 Thread /0

i think a lot of festivals are like this.  at least in my limited experience

-joe

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From: "kate simko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: "matt kane's brain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Johannes Gronvall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 10:39 AM
Subject: Re: (313) SONAR 2005




I agree with everyone that says Sonar Barcelona is not worth the trip.
Not only is the lineup lackluster and the city not at it's best at that
time of year, but also Sonar doesn't take care of the majority of artists
that play at the festival.

According to a trusted Germany producer friend (who has been booked at 
Sonar),

only the main acts like Richie Hawtin, Jeff Mills and a couple of
really big English acts with strong management get paid to play.  They pay 
very

few of the German acts (Villalobos now probably) - they all have
to pay their own flights, no wage and only receive a hotel room for one 
day!


So, many of the artists that we would consider paying to see, never get 
paid

themselves.  How does that support the music subculture???


On Thursday, March 31, 2005, at 08:41AM, matt kane's brain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:



At 09:37 AM 3/31/2005, Johannes Gronvall wrote:

But if you're going there you should book the accommodation *right now*!
Getting some decent and cheap rooms to sleep in is getting difficult..it
may be too
late already?


well, i can't find a flight from the US for less than a grand, and hotels
appear to be in the US$800 range on orbitz. no sonar for me :(
--
unsigned short int to_yer_mama;
matt kane's brain
http://www.hydrogenproject.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED] || AIM: mkbatwerk







kate simko

site*
http://www.katesimko.com

downloads/ links*
http://homepage.mac.com/ksimko/File_Sharing

out soon:
Remix of Philip Glass "Houston Skyline"
(OMM - June 05)

Remix of Rebecca Gates "In A Star Orbit"
(Badman - Fall 05)

 




Re: (313) SONAR 2005

2005-03-31 Thread yussel

it's a little early to purchase flights. they'll go down.

as for hotels, look into smaller travel hotels/hostels

i think i paid 60 euros a night



On Thu, 31 Mar 2005, matt kane's brain wrote:


At 09:37 AM 3/31/2005, Johannes Gronvall wrote:

 But if you're going there you should book the accommodation *right now*!
 Getting some decent and cheap rooms to sleep in is getting difficult..it 
 may be too

 late already?


well, i can't find a flight from the US for less than a grand, and hotels 
appear to be in the US$800 range on orbitz. no sonar for me :(

--
unsigned short int to_yer_mama;
matt kane's brain
http://www.hydrogenproject.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED] || AIM: mkbatwerk





Re: (313) SONAR 2005

2005-03-31 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, if you are willing to travel a bit extra, I keep seeing VERY cheap 
tickets to Madrid from the US, at least from places like NY or Chicago...

~David

-- Original Message -
Subject: Re: (313) SONAR 2005
Date: Thu, 31 Mar 2005 09:40:53 -0500
From: matt kane's brain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Johannes Gronvall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


At 09:37 AM 3/31/2005, Johannes Gronvall wrote:
>But if you're going there you should book the accommodation *right now*!
>Getting some decent and cheap rooms to sleep in is getting difficult..it 
>may be too
>late already?

well, i can't find a flight from the US for less than a grand, and hotels 
appear to be in the US$800 range on orbitz. no sonar for me :(
--
unsigned short int to_yer_mama;
matt kane's brain
http://www.hydrogenproject.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED] || AIM: mkbatwerk





Re: (313) SONAR 2005

2005-03-31 Thread Matt Chester
I think generally the idea has been that it's a huge publicity opportunity
for the artists, so it's more than worth doing for free. In fact, I had been
under the impression that the artists playing at the daytime event actually
paid to play, much the same way as you would pay to have a record stand
there - it's all for promotion.   I think in that sense it supports the
sub-culture far more than a couple of hundred quid and a plane ticket would.

I guess when it started up it also wouldn't have been possible to run such
an underground event if everyone was expecting their usual fee.  Personally,
I don' think that's a bad thing at all, I'm all for the scene being based
more on mutual support rather than cash, where possible.  Though I guess now
the festival is such a huge success, it should possibly be re-assessed.



- Original Message - 
From: "kate simko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "matt kane's brain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Johannes Gronvall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 4:39 PM
Subject: Re: (313) SONAR 2005


>
> I agree with everyone that says Sonar Barcelona is not worth the trip.
> Not only is the lineup lackluster and the city not at it's best at that
> time of year, but also Sonar doesn't take care of the majority of artists
> that play at the festival.
>
> According to a trusted Germany producer friend (who has been booked at
Sonar),
> only the main acts like Richie Hawtin, Jeff Mills and a couple of
> really big English acts with strong management get paid to play.  They pay
very
> few of the German acts (Villalobos now probably) - they all have
> to pay their own flights, no wage and only receive a hotel room for one
day!
>
> So, many of the artists that we would consider paying to see, never get
paid
> themselves.  How does that support the music subculture???
>
>
> On Thursday, March 31, 2005, at 08:41AM, matt kane's brain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> >At 09:37 AM 3/31/2005, Johannes Gronvall wrote:
> >>But if you're going there you should book the accommodation *right now*!
> >>Getting some decent and cheap rooms to sleep in is getting difficult..it
> >>may be too
> >>late already?
> >
> >well, i can't find a flight from the US for less than a grand, and hotels
> >appear to be in the US$800 range on orbitz. no sonar for me :(
> >--
> >unsigned short int to_yer_mama;
> >matt kane's brain
> >http://www.hydrogenproject.com
> >[EMAIL PROTECTED] || AIM: mkbatwerk
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>

>  kate simko
>
>  site*
>  http://www.katesimko.com
>
>  downloads/ links*
>  http://homepage.mac.com/ksimko/File_Sharing
>
>  out soon:
>  Remix of Philip Glass "Houston Skyline"
>  (OMM - June 05)
>
>  Remix of Rebecca Gates "In A Star Orbit"
>  (Badman - Fall 05)
>
>




Re: (313) SONAR 2005

2005-03-31 Thread matt kane's brain

At 10:39 AM 3/31/2005, kate simko wrote:

So, many of the artists that we would consider paying to see, never get paid
themselves.  How does that support the music subculture???


The question is: do they agree to play for free? If yes, then they have 
determined that the exposure gained from playing at Sonar is worth the 
expense and time despite not being compensated. Otherwise, it's shady. 
Without a clear answer, does it matter?

--
unsigned short int to_yer_mama;
matt kane's brain
http://www.hydrogenproject.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED] || AIM: mkbatwerk



Re: (313) SONAR 2005

2005-03-31 Thread kate simko

I agree with everyone that says Sonar Barcelona is not worth the trip.
Not only is the lineup lackluster and the city not at it's best at that
time of year, but also Sonar doesn't take care of the majority of artists
that play at the festival.  

According to a trusted Germany producer friend (who has been booked at Sonar),
only the main acts like Richie Hawtin, Jeff Mills and a couple of
really big English acts with strong management get paid to play.  They pay very
few of the German acts (Villalobos now probably) - they all have 
to pay their own flights, no wage and only receive a hotel room for one day!

So, many of the artists that we would consider paying to see, never get paid 
themselves.  How does that support the music subculture???


On Thursday, March 31, 2005, at 08:41AM, matt kane's brain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:

>At 09:37 AM 3/31/2005, Johannes Gronvall wrote:
>>But if you're going there you should book the accommodation *right now*!
>>Getting some decent and cheap rooms to sleep in is getting difficult..it 
>>may be too
>>late already?
>
>well, i can't find a flight from the US for less than a grand, and hotels 
>appear to be in the US$800 range on orbitz. no sonar for me :(
>--
>unsigned short int to_yer_mama;
>matt kane's brain
>http://www.hydrogenproject.com
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] || AIM: mkbatwerk
>
>
>



 kate simko
  
 site*
 http://www.katesimko.com
 
 downloads/ links* 
 http://homepage.mac.com/ksimko/File_Sharing

 out soon: 
 Remix of Philip Glass "Houston Skyline"
 (OMM - June 05) 
 
 Remix of Rebecca Gates "In A Star Orbit"
 (Badman - Fall 05) 

 


Re: (313) SONAR 2005

2005-03-31 Thread fab.

thats a great tip guys, thanks!

fab.
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From: "Johannes Gronvall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: "Robert Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "matt kane's brain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Johannes Gronvall" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <313@hyperreal.org>

Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 5:01 PM
Subject: Re: (313) SONAR 2005



Get an apartment with friends or go to a hostel.
I stayed in a deluxe apartment with a roof terrace opposite Gaudi's Palau 
Guell for only £100 for 7 nights


I've also stayed in an apartment with friends a few times and highly
recommend it. You get the equipped kitchen etc for less than a hotel room.

But last year they also switched to "high season pricing" with 20-30% 
extra
to regular prices. Check the google with some appropriate search 
words..it's

still a better deal than hotels.









Re: (313) SONAR 2005

2005-03-31 Thread Johannes Gronvall
> Get an apartment with friends or go to a hostel.
> I stayed in a deluxe apartment with a roof terrace opposite Gaudi's Palau 
> Guell for only £100 for 7 nights

I've also stayed in an apartment with friends a few times and highly
recommend it. You get the equipped kitchen etc for less than a hotel room.

But last year they also switched to "high season pricing" with 20-30% extra
to regular prices. Check the google with some appropriate search words..it's
still a better deal than hotels.




Re: (313) SONAR 2005

2005-03-31 Thread fab.

hmmm ken
i recently saw Mathew Jonson here in rome and he totally blew us away so im 
thinking it cant get any better than thatjust a feeling.


regarding Hawtin & Villalobos, im thinking that the best place ever to see 
them play is definitely in Berlin, especially at the free Club Der 
Visionaere after hour club on the river - 'twas a free party and R&R played 
the most amazing music non stop for over 4 hours after having played most of 
the night at Watergate. Definitely a party for those who know, a sort of 
hush  hush affair;).


anyway R&R as well as Magda (and Dimbiman, and others) are all playing here 
in Roma for the Dissonanze festival in May, so that's one of the reasons im 
not feeling Sonar. Plus i've seen almost all the artists form this years 
lineup, so i dont feel like employing resources to go to Barca and risk 
seeing something like Mills playing looped bangers to a horde of pilled-up 
20 somethings.


Barcellona is great, but i think the best period is around the 20th of 
September for the Fiesta della Merce (local patron saint) where its 3 days 
of revelling for all the city and there are tons of free parties with 
international guests, all orgnized by the city council.


fab.

ps: if you want to know more about Der Visonaere just ask :)


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From: "Odeluga, Ken" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Robert Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "fab." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; 
<313@hyperreal.org>

Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 4:40 PM
Subject: RE: (313) SONAR 2005


Highlights to me would be: Areal Records, Alex Attias, Matthew Jonson, and 
maybe Hawtin. Good ones, but not enough of them to make me want to go to 
Bercelona at that particular time of the year.


k

-Original Message-
From: Robert Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 31 March 2005 16:32
To: fab.; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) SONAR 2005

It's the greatest city in the world and there are some great club nights, so 
you don't need to bother with the event itself (esp. the night one)


-Original Message-
From: fab. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 31 March 2005 14:30
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) SONAR 2005


ok guys,
seeing that i dont really care much for this year's lineup,
is there any valid reason for me to go?

i have heard (mainly on this list) that there is much more to sonar than the
shows..is this true?

fab.

- Original Message - 
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 4:16 PM
Subject: (313) SONAR 2005






CONCERTS & DJ'S

2 MANY DJ'S (PIAS/BE)
2020 SOUNDSYSTEM (2020 VISION/GB)
ALEX THREADGOLD plays SOUND-INK (US)
CUT CHEMIST (WARNER/US)
DE LA SOUL (SANCTUARY REC/US)
DJ YODA (ANTIDOTE/GB)
DJ99 / GUTTORM ANDREASEN plays WASABI (NO)
ELLEN ALLIEN (B-PITCH CONTROL/DE)
FERGIE (GB)
GOODIEPAL (SKI-PP/DK)
HOT CHIP (MOSHI MOSHI REC/GB)
JAMES MURPHY (DFA/US)
JAMIE LIDELL (WARP/GB)
JEFF MILLS (AXIS/US)
JOE ENGLISH plays NOISE FACTORY RECORDS (CA)
JORIS VOORN (SINO/NL)
LAURENT GARNIER (FCOMM/FR)
LCD SOUNDSYSTEM (DFA/US)
LE TIGRE (UNIVERSAL/US)
M.I.A. (XL/GB)
MARK ONE + VIRUS SYNDICATE (PLANET MU/GB)
MISS KITTIN (NOBODY'S BIZZNESS/FR)
MOCKY (FOUR MUSIC/CA)
MOUSE ON MARS (SONIG/DE)
MU (OUTPUT RECORDS/JP)
NOAH23 (2nd REC/CA)
PARAL-LEL plays BEE RECORDS (FR)
PELLARIN & MYLLEAGER play STATLER & WALDORF (DK)
PETER GEBERT plays LUX NIGRA (DE)
RADIAN (THRILL JOCKEY/AU)
ROISIN MURPHY (ECHO/GB)
SIMON RUSSELL plays ROUGH TRADE SHOPS (UK)
SÓLO LOS SOLO (DEL PALO/ES)
SOULWAX (PIAS/BE)
SUBTLE (LEX/US)
THE BATTLES (US)
THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE (NO)
THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS (VIRGIN/GB)
THE DURUTTI COLUMN (KOOKY DISCS/GB)
THE SOFT PINK TRUTH (ACCIDENTAL/US)
TOWATOM (JP/DE)


SHOWCASES

 --- 
 -

 AÑO GASTRONOMIA presents
 CUISINE CONCRÈTE (ES)
 MATTHEW HERBERT - PLAT DU JOUR (GB)
 --- 
 -

 AREAL presents
 ADA (DE)
 BASTEROID (DE)
 --- 
 -

 AUTOPILOT PUBLISHING presents
 FS BLUMM (DE)
 GUIDO MÖBIUS (DE)
 VERT (DE)
 --- 
 -

 CIRCUS COMPANY presents
 NÔZE (FR)
 SETY (FR)
 --- 
 -

 COMPOST presents
 ALEX ATTIAS (DE)
 BEN MONO (DE)
 GENERAL ELECTRICS (DE)
 --- 
 -

 DOMINO with EAT YOUR OWN EARS presents
 HOOD (GB)
 TO ROCOCO ROT (DE)
 --- 
 -

 ELETRONIKA BRASIL UNDERGROUND presents
 ARTIFICIAL (BR)
 HURTMOLD + ROB MAZUREK (BR)
 M. TAKARA (BR)
 --- 
 -

 GET PHYSICAL presents
 BOOKA SHADE (DE)
 DJ T (DE)
 -

RE: (313) SONAR 2005

2005-03-31 Thread Robert Taylor
Get an apartment with friends or go to a hostel.
I stayed in a deluxe apartment with a roof terrace opposite Gaudi's Palau Guell 
for only £100 for 7 nights

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Sent: 31 March 2005 14:41
To: Johannes Gronvall
Cc: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) SONAR 2005


At 09:37 AM 3/31/2005, Johannes Gronvall wrote:
>But if you're going there you should book the accommodation *right now*!
>Getting some decent and cheap rooms to sleep in is getting difficult..it 
>may be too
>late already?

well, i can't find a flight from the US for less than a grand, and hotels 
appear to be in the US$800 range on orbitz. no sonar for me :(
--
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Re: (313) SONAR 2005

2005-03-31 Thread matt kane's brain

At 09:37 AM 3/31/2005, Johannes Gronvall wrote:

But if you're going there you should book the accommodation *right now*!
Getting some decent and cheap rooms to sleep in is getting difficult..it 
may be too

late already?


well, i can't find a flight from the US for less than a grand, and hotels 
appear to be in the US$800 range on orbitz. no sonar for me :(

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RE: (313) SONAR 2005

2005-03-31 Thread Gary . Girard




It is a great city.

I just like being in Barcelona with a few friends, soaking up the sun & the
atmosphere. Having a good festival to go to is a bonus!

I don't like large events / festivals in the U.K usually, but at Sonar it
seems to be organized so much better. The sound quality for such a large
venue is excellent.





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RE: (313) SONAR 2005

2005-03-31 Thread Odeluga, Ken
Highlights to me would be: Areal Records, Alex Attias, Matthew Jonson, and 
maybe Hawtin. Good ones, but not enough of them to make me want to go to 
Bercelona at that particular time of the year.

k

-Original Message-
From: Robert Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 31 March 2005 16:32
To: fab.; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) SONAR 2005

It's the greatest city in the world and there are some great club nights, so 
you don't need to bother with the event itself (esp. the night one)

-Original Message-
From: fab. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 31 March 2005 14:30
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) SONAR 2005


ok guys,
seeing that i dont really care much for this year's lineup,
is there any valid reason for me to go?

i have heard (mainly on this list) that there is much more to sonar than the 
shows..is this true?

fab.

- Original Message - 
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 4:16 PM
Subject: (313) SONAR 2005






CONCERTS & DJ'S

 2 MANY DJ'S (PIAS/BE)
 2020 SOUNDSYSTEM (2020 VISION/GB)
 ALEX THREADGOLD plays SOUND-INK (US)
 CUT CHEMIST (WARNER/US)
 DE LA SOUL (SANCTUARY REC/US)
 DJ YODA (ANTIDOTE/GB)
 DJ99 / GUTTORM ANDREASEN plays WASABI (NO)
 ELLEN ALLIEN (B-PITCH CONTROL/DE)
 FERGIE (GB)
 GOODIEPAL (SKI-PP/DK)
 HOT CHIP (MOSHI MOSHI REC/GB)
 JAMES MURPHY (DFA/US)
 JAMIE LIDELL (WARP/GB)
 JEFF MILLS (AXIS/US)
 JOE ENGLISH plays NOISE FACTORY RECORDS (CA)
 JORIS VOORN (SINO/NL)
 LAURENT GARNIER (FCOMM/FR)
 LCD SOUNDSYSTEM (DFA/US)
 LE TIGRE (UNIVERSAL/US)
 M.I.A. (XL/GB)
 MARK ONE + VIRUS SYNDICATE (PLANET MU/GB)
 MISS KITTIN (NOBODY'S BIZZNESS/FR)
 MOCKY (FOUR MUSIC/CA)
 MOUSE ON MARS (SONIG/DE)
 MU (OUTPUT RECORDS/JP)
 NOAH23 (2nd REC/CA)
 PARAL-LEL plays BEE RECORDS (FR)
 PELLARIN & MYLLEAGER play STATLER & WALDORF (DK)
 PETER GEBERT plays LUX NIGRA (DE)
 RADIAN (THRILL JOCKEY/AU)
 ROISIN MURPHY (ECHO/GB)
 SIMON RUSSELL plays ROUGH TRADE SHOPS (UK)
 SÓLO LOS SOLO (DEL PALO/ES)
 SOULWAX (PIAS/BE)
 SUBTLE (LEX/US)
 THE BATTLES (US)
 THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE (NO)
 THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS (VIRGIN/GB)
 THE DURUTTI COLUMN (KOOKY DISCS/GB)
 THE SOFT PINK TRUTH (ACCIDENTAL/US)
 TOWATOM (JP/DE)


 SHOWCASES

  --- 
  -
  AÑO GASTRONOMIA presents
  CUISINE CONCRÈTE (ES)
  MATTHEW HERBERT - PLAT DU JOUR (GB)
  --- 
  -
  AREAL presents
  ADA (DE)
  BASTEROID (DE)
  --- 
  -
  AUTOPILOT PUBLISHING presents
  FS BLUMM (DE)
  GUIDO MÖBIUS (DE)
  VERT (DE)
  --- 
  -
  CIRCUS COMPANY presents
  NÔZE (FR)
  SETY (FR)
  --- 
  -
  COMPOST presents
  ALEX ATTIAS (DE)
  BEN MONO (DE)
  GENERAL ELECTRICS (DE)
  --- 
  -
  DOMINO with EAT YOUR OWN EARS presents
  HOOD (GB)
  TO ROCOCO ROT (DE)
  --- 
  -
  ELETRONIKA BRASIL UNDERGROUND presents
  ARTIFICIAL (BR)
  HURTMOLD + ROB MAZUREK (BR)
  M. TAKARA (BR)
  --- 
  -
  GET PHYSICAL presents
  BOOKA SHADE (DE)
  DJ T (DE)
  --- 
  -
  GOMMA presents
  HILTMEYER INC & TOMBOY (DE)
  MUNK (DE)
  WHOMADEWHO (DE)
  --- 
  -
  HÄPNA presents
  TAPE (SE)
  --- 
  -
  M-NUS presents
  MARC HOULE (CA)
  MATHEW JONSON (CA)
  RICHIE HAWTIN (CA)
  TROY PIERCE vs MAGDA (US-CA)
  --- 
  -
  PLATFORM MUSIC presents
  DJSOS KROST (DK)
  EFTERKLANG (DK)
  PHARFAR & NED FLANDERS (DK)
  --- 
  -
  REGULAR presents
  IÑAKI MARÍN (ES)
  JAUMËTIC (ES)
  --- 
  -
  STUDIO RAREKWAI/NOROSHI-BEATS FROM THE EAST presents
  AFRA (JP)
  DJ BAKU+MSC (JP)
  DJ JIFROCK (JP)
  TATSUKI (JP)
  --- 
  -
  SUBTERFUGE presents
  CYCLE (ES)
  --- 
  -
  THIRD EAR MADe IN JAPAN presents
  REI HARAKAMI & SHIRO TAKATANI (JP)
  WORLD'S END GIRLFRIEND + BAND (JP)
  YAMAUCHI (JP)
  --- 
  -
  TYPE REC. presents
  KHONNOR (GB)
  MIDAIRCONDO (GB)
  XELA & AEIOU (GB)






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Re: (313) SONAR 2005

2005-03-31 Thread Johannes Gronvall
> It's the greatest city in the world and there are some great club nights, so 
> you don't need to bother with the event itself (esp. the night one)

Yes, it is a nice city..

..but please note that it is getting popular in Barcelona to add some
fu&k'n "high season" extra to accommodation prices in Barcelona during
Sonar festival. I would highly recommend to visit the city some other time..

But if you're going there you should book the accommodation *right now*!
Getting some decent and cheap rooms to sleep in is getting difficult..it may be 
too
late already?



RE: (313) SONAR 2005

2005-03-31 Thread Robert Taylor
It's the greatest city in the world and there are some great club nights, so 
you don't need to bother with the event itself (esp. the night one)

-Original Message-
From: fab. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 31 March 2005 14:30
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) SONAR 2005


ok guys,
seeing that i dont really care much for this year's lineup,
is there any valid reason for me to go?

i have heard (mainly on this list) that there is much more to sonar than the 
shows..is this true?

fab.

- Original Message - 
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 4:16 PM
Subject: (313) SONAR 2005






CONCERTS & DJ'S

 2 MANY DJ'S (PIAS/BE)
 2020 SOUNDSYSTEM (2020 VISION/GB)
 ALEX THREADGOLD plays SOUND-INK (US)
 CUT CHEMIST (WARNER/US)
 DE LA SOUL (SANCTUARY REC/US)
 DJ YODA (ANTIDOTE/GB)
 DJ99 / GUTTORM ANDREASEN plays WASABI (NO)
 ELLEN ALLIEN (B-PITCH CONTROL/DE)
 FERGIE (GB)
 GOODIEPAL (SKI-PP/DK)
 HOT CHIP (MOSHI MOSHI REC/GB)
 JAMES MURPHY (DFA/US)
 JAMIE LIDELL (WARP/GB)
 JEFF MILLS (AXIS/US)
 JOE ENGLISH plays NOISE FACTORY RECORDS (CA)
 JORIS VOORN (SINO/NL)
 LAURENT GARNIER (FCOMM/FR)
 LCD SOUNDSYSTEM (DFA/US)
 LE TIGRE (UNIVERSAL/US)
 M.I.A. (XL/GB)
 MARK ONE + VIRUS SYNDICATE (PLANET MU/GB)
 MISS KITTIN (NOBODY'S BIZZNESS/FR)
 MOCKY (FOUR MUSIC/CA)
 MOUSE ON MARS (SONIG/DE)
 MU (OUTPUT RECORDS/JP)
 NOAH23 (2nd REC/CA)
 PARAL-LEL plays BEE RECORDS (FR)
 PELLARIN & MYLLEAGER play STATLER & WALDORF (DK)
 PETER GEBERT plays LUX NIGRA (DE)
 RADIAN (THRILL JOCKEY/AU)
 ROISIN MURPHY (ECHO/GB)
 SIMON RUSSELL plays ROUGH TRADE SHOPS (UK)
 SÓLO LOS SOLO (DEL PALO/ES)
 SOULWAX (PIAS/BE)
 SUBTLE (LEX/US)
 THE BATTLES (US)
 THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE (NO)
 THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS (VIRGIN/GB)
 THE DURUTTI COLUMN (KOOKY DISCS/GB)
 THE SOFT PINK TRUTH (ACCIDENTAL/US)
 TOWATOM (JP/DE)


 SHOWCASES

  --- 
  -
  AÑO GASTRONOMIA presents
  CUISINE CONCRÈTE (ES)
  MATTHEW HERBERT - PLAT DU JOUR (GB)
  --- 
  -
  AREAL presents
  ADA (DE)
  BASTEROID (DE)
  --- 
  -
  AUTOPILOT PUBLISHING presents
  FS BLUMM (DE)
  GUIDO MÖBIUS (DE)
  VERT (DE)
  --- 
  -
  CIRCUS COMPANY presents
  NÔZE (FR)
  SETY (FR)
  --- 
  -
  COMPOST presents
  ALEX ATTIAS (DE)
  BEN MONO (DE)
  GENERAL ELECTRICS (DE)
  --- 
  -
  DOMINO with EAT YOUR OWN EARS presents
  HOOD (GB)
  TO ROCOCO ROT (DE)
  --- 
  -
  ELETRONIKA BRASIL UNDERGROUND presents
  ARTIFICIAL (BR)
  HURTMOLD + ROB MAZUREK (BR)
  M. TAKARA (BR)
  --- 
  -
  GET PHYSICAL presents
  BOOKA SHADE (DE)
  DJ T (DE)
  --- 
  -
  GOMMA presents
  HILTMEYER INC & TOMBOY (DE)
  MUNK (DE)
  WHOMADEWHO (DE)
  --- 
  -
  HÄPNA presents
  TAPE (SE)
  --- 
  -
  M-NUS presents
  MARC HOULE (CA)
  MATHEW JONSON (CA)
  RICHIE HAWTIN (CA)
  TROY PIERCE vs MAGDA (US-CA)
  --- 
  -
  PLATFORM MUSIC presents
  DJSOS KROST (DK)
  EFTERKLANG (DK)
  PHARFAR & NED FLANDERS (DK)
  --- 
  -
  REGULAR presents
  IÑAKI MARÍN (ES)
  JAUMËTIC (ES)
  --- 
  -
  STUDIO RAREKWAI/NOROSHI-BEATS FROM THE EAST presents
  AFRA (JP)
  DJ BAKU+MSC (JP)
  DJ JIFROCK (JP)
  TATSUKI (JP)
  --- 
  -
  SUBTERFUGE presents
  CYCLE (ES)
  --- 
  -
  THIRD EAR MADe IN JAPAN presents
  REI HARAKAMI & SHIRO TAKATANI (JP)
  WORLD'S END GIRLFRIEND + BAND (JP)
  YAMAUCHI (JP)
  --- 
  -
  TYPE REC. presents
  KHONNOR (GB)
  MIDAIRCONDO (GB)
  XELA & AEIOU (GB)






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Re: (313) SONAR 2005

2005-03-31 Thread fab.

ok guys,
seeing that i dont really care much for this year's lineup,
is there any valid reason for me to go?

i have heard (mainly on this list) that there is much more to sonar than the 
shows..is this true?


fab.

- Original Message - 
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 4:16 PM
Subject: (313) SONAR 2005






CONCERTS & DJ'S

2 MANY DJ'S (PIAS/BE)
2020 SOUNDSYSTEM (2020 VISION/GB)
ALEX THREADGOLD plays SOUND-INK (US)
CUT CHEMIST (WARNER/US)
DE LA SOUL (SANCTUARY REC/US)
DJ YODA (ANTIDOTE/GB)
DJ99 / GUTTORM ANDREASEN plays WASABI (NO)
ELLEN ALLIEN (B-PITCH CONTROL/DE)
FERGIE (GB)
GOODIEPAL (SKI-PP/DK)
HOT CHIP (MOSHI MOSHI REC/GB)
JAMES MURPHY (DFA/US)
JAMIE LIDELL (WARP/GB)
JEFF MILLS (AXIS/US)
JOE ENGLISH plays NOISE FACTORY RECORDS (CA)
JORIS VOORN (SINO/NL)
LAURENT GARNIER (FCOMM/FR)
LCD SOUNDSYSTEM (DFA/US)
LE TIGRE (UNIVERSAL/US)
M.I.A. (XL/GB)
MARK ONE + VIRUS SYNDICATE (PLANET MU/GB)
MISS KITTIN (NOBODY'S BIZZNESS/FR)
MOCKY (FOUR MUSIC/CA)
MOUSE ON MARS (SONIG/DE)
MU (OUTPUT RECORDS/JP)
NOAH23 (2nd REC/CA)
PARAL-LEL plays BEE RECORDS (FR)
PELLARIN & MYLLEAGER play STATLER & WALDORF (DK)
PETER GEBERT plays LUX NIGRA (DE)
RADIAN (THRILL JOCKEY/AU)
ROISIN MURPHY (ECHO/GB)
SIMON RUSSELL plays ROUGH TRADE SHOPS (UK)
SÓLO LOS SOLO (DEL PALO/ES)
SOULWAX (PIAS/BE)
SUBTLE (LEX/US)
THE BATTLES (US)
THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE (NO)
THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS (VIRGIN/GB)
THE DURUTTI COLUMN (KOOKY DISCS/GB)
THE SOFT PINK TRUTH (ACCIDENTAL/US)
TOWATOM (JP/DE)


SHOWCASES

 --- 
 -

 AÑO GASTRONOMIA presents
 CUISINE CONCRÈTE (ES)
 MATTHEW HERBERT - PLAT DU JOUR (GB)
 --- 
 -

 AREAL presents
 ADA (DE)
 BASTEROID (DE)
 --- 
 -

 AUTOPILOT PUBLISHING presents
 FS BLUMM (DE)
 GUIDO MÖBIUS (DE)
 VERT (DE)
 --- 
 -

 CIRCUS COMPANY presents
 NÔZE (FR)
 SETY (FR)
 --- 
 -

 COMPOST presents
 ALEX ATTIAS (DE)
 BEN MONO (DE)
 GENERAL ELECTRICS (DE)
 --- 
 -

 DOMINO with EAT YOUR OWN EARS presents
 HOOD (GB)
 TO ROCOCO ROT (DE)
 --- 
 -

 ELETRONIKA BRASIL UNDERGROUND presents
 ARTIFICIAL (BR)
 HURTMOLD + ROB MAZUREK (BR)
 M. TAKARA (BR)
 --- 
 -

 GET PHYSICAL presents
 BOOKA SHADE (DE)
 DJ T (DE)
 --- 
 -

 GOMMA presents
 HILTMEYER INC & TOMBOY (DE)
 MUNK (DE)
 WHOMADEWHO (DE)
 --- 
 -

 HÄPNA presents
 TAPE (SE)
 --- 
 -

 M-NUS presents
 MARC HOULE (CA)
 MATHEW JONSON (CA)
 RICHIE HAWTIN (CA)
 TROY PIERCE vs MAGDA (US-CA)
 --- 
 -

 PLATFORM MUSIC presents
 DJSOS KROST (DK)
 EFTERKLANG (DK)
 PHARFAR & NED FLANDERS (DK)
 --- 
 -

 REGULAR presents
 IÑAKI MARÍN (ES)
 JAUMËTIC (ES)
 --- 
 -

 STUDIO RAREKWAI/NOROSHI-BEATS FROM THE EAST presents
 AFRA (JP)
 DJ BAKU+MSC (JP)
 DJ JIFROCK (JP)
 TATSUKI (JP)
 --- 
 -

 SUBTERFUGE presents
 CYCLE (ES)
 --- 
 -

 THIRD EAR MADe IN JAPAN presents
 REI HARAKAMI & SHIRO TAKATANI (JP)
 WORLD'S END GIRLFRIEND + BAND (JP)
 YAMAUCHI (JP)
 --- 
 -

 TYPE REC. presents
 KHONNOR (GB)
 MIDAIRCONDO (GB)
 XELA & AEIOU (GB)






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Re: (313) Sonar 2004: It Rocked!!!!!

2004-06-29 Thread Andrew Duke Cognition Audioworks
nice to see a fellow haligonian (ie someone
also from halifax) mentioned on this list :)
andrew

- Original Message - 
From: "Toby Frith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 7:14 AM
Subject: RE: (313) Sonar 2004: It Rocked!


And me wishing I'd watched Buck65 instead.



-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 28 June 2004 11:11
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) Sonar 2004: It Rocked!






I caught more of their set than I'd have liked to. I thought they performed
well live, but I would have been happy just to hear 'Unfinished Sympathy' &
maybe a couple of others. Massive Attack definitely aren't what you want on
Saturday night at Sonar. They went off & I was quite relieved, then they
came out for an encore - another 3 tracks!!



  "Toby Frith"
  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]To:   "Robert Taylor"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Williams, Graham"
  raph.co.uk>   <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
   cc:   <313@hyperreal.org>
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   Subject:  RE: (313)  Sonar
2004: It Rocked!





I only caught the end, but apart from "Unfinished Sympathy", which was
great to hear (and totally stripped down), it was a wall of shrieking
guitars and whispered vocals caught too low in the mix to hear properly.
Naff.



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Seconded - MA live are incredibly dull and certainly not what you want to
hear on a Saturday night in Barca - another pathertic stunt big name
booking that doesn't make any sense.

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"Williams, Graham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 06/24/2004, 12:20:12 AM:
> Massive Attack Sonar Nite Saturday
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> Boring Boring Boring enough said
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Re: RE: (313) Sonar 2004: It Rocked!!!!!

2004-06-28 Thread jbartuski
Weak.  I caught them on the Mezzanine tour here, and they were excellent.  What 
a difference a few years can make.

- jobot


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Subject: RE: (313)  Sonar 2004: It Rocked!

> I only caught the end, but apart from "Unfinished Sympathy", which 
> was great to hear (and totally stripped down), it was a wall of 
> shrieking guitars and whispered vocals caught too low in the mix 
> to hear properly. Naff.
> 
> 
> 
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> Seconded - MA live are incredibly dull and certainly not what you 
> want to hear on a Saturday night in Barca - another pathertic 
> stunt big name booking that doesn't make any sense.
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RE: (313) Sonar 2004: It Rocked!!!!!

2004-06-28 Thread Toby Frith
And me wishing I'd watched Buck65 instead.



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I caught more of their set than I'd have liked to. I thought they performed
well live, but I would have been happy just to hear 'Unfinished Sympathy' &
maybe a couple of others. Massive Attack definitely aren't what you want on
Saturday night at Sonar. They went off & I was quite relieved, then they
came out for an encore - another 3 tracks!!



   
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I only caught the end, but apart from "Unfinished Sympathy", which was
great to hear (and totally stripped down), it was a wall of shrieking
guitars and whispered vocals caught too low in the mix to hear properly.
Naff.



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Seconded - MA live are incredibly dull and certainly not what you want to
hear on a Saturday night in Barca - another pathertic stunt big name
booking that doesn't make any sense.

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"Williams, Graham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 06/24/2004, 12:20:12 AM:
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> Boring Boring Boring enough said
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RE: (313) Sonar 2004: It Rocked!!!!!

2004-06-28 Thread Gary . Girard




I caught more of their set than I'd have liked to. I thought they performed
well live, but I would have been happy just to hear 'Unfinished Sympathy' &
maybe a couple of others. Massive Attack definitely aren't what you want on
Saturday night at Sonar. They went off & I was quite relieved, then they
came out for an encore - another 3 tracks!!



   
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   Subject:  RE: (313)  Sonar 2004: 
It Rocked! 

   




I only caught the end, but apart from "Unfinished Sympathy", which was
great to hear (and totally stripped down), it was a wall of shrieking
guitars and whispered vocals caught too low in the mix to hear properly.
Naff.



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Seconded - MA live are incredibly dull and certainly not what you want to
hear on a Saturday night in Barca - another pathertic stunt big name
booking that doesn't make any sense.

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RE: (313) Sonar 2004: It Rocked!!!!!

2004-06-28 Thread Toby Frith
I only caught the end, but apart from "Unfinished Sympathy", which was great to 
hear (and totally stripped down), it was a wall of shrieking guitars and 
whispered vocals caught too low in the mix to hear properly. Naff.



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Seconded - MA live are incredibly dull and certainly not what you want to hear 
on a Saturday night in Barca - another pathertic stunt big name booking that 
doesn't make any sense.

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RE: (313) Sonar 2004: It Rocked!!!!!

2004-06-28 Thread Robert Taylor
Seconded - MA live are incredibly dull and certainly not what you want to hear 
on a Saturday night in Barca - another pathertic stunt big name booking that 
doesn't make any sense.

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RE: (313) Sonar 2004: It Rocked!!!!!

2004-06-24 Thread Ken Odeluga
Without doubt, amongst the top-3 Jeff Mills sets I've seen. 

And yes, I *am* counting. ;-)

k

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>I too thought Mills' set was amazing.
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>I loved the way he used the old footage of Donna Summer, Chic & Sugarhill
>Gang - it was like they were performing live with him.
>He played 'We are the Robots' as well - that was a definite highlight. I
>don't hear enough Kraftwerk in clubs!
>
>Mills was in the local record shop as well, signing new 7' records &
>handing them out. Surprisingly, it wasn't even that busy in the shop.
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>G.
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>Good Bits


Re: (313) Sonar 2004: It Rocked!!!!!

2004-06-24 Thread Gary . Girard




I too thought Mills' set was amazing.

I loved the way he used the old footage of Donna Summer, Chic & Sugarhill
Gang - it was like they were performing live with him.
He played 'We are the Robots' as well - that was a definite highlight. I
don't hear enough Kraftwerk in clubs!

Mills was in the local record shop as well, signing new 7' records &
handing them out. Surprisingly, it wasn't even that busy in the shop.

G.




   
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Good Bits
Francois K Sonar Day Friday

This was great; a great introduction to Sonar by day, Francois K banged it
out, on such a hot day as well. Hey played records for a while then
Mutabaruka ranted on for a while, kind of lost interest in this bit, but he
finished and Francois K changed the music, he played Star Dancer and the
place went mad! He also played Strings of Life and naturally the place went
mad again.  
Richie Hawtin V's Ricardo Villalobos Sonar Nite

Having never seen Hawtin play anywhere, and after hearing people rant on
about Villalobos, I decided to check this out. Naturally our group was late
in arriving at Sonar by nite, we arrived in about 1:45am, so missed the
start, wandered over to the room they where on. A massive room, It was
great, totally blown away by there set. I would definitely go see them
again.
Matthew Dear Sonar Nite Friday

I can't really remember much about Matthew Dear, but I do remember really
enjoying it and having a great time, although there seemed to be some small
technical difficulties with the sound, but it didn't really matter. 
Agoria

Agoria banged it out, but not the usual boring hard techno, again can't
remember the tunes he played but the place was going mad, I just remember
having a good time.


Jeff Mills Sonar Nite Saturday

Jeff Mills was amazing, I've seen Mills play in Dublin and London, but this
was my favourite of them all, I half expected not to be impressed with
Mills, but he was brilliant, he played a few classics like The Bells etc.
Halfway through his set the "Sonar Model" (one of the faces of Sonar 2004)
came on stage with a camera to take pictures of the crowd (although
probably
no film in the camera), the place was jammed at this stage so many more
people there than Friday nite. Mills kept playing although he didn't seem
distracted by her, but he certainly had a quick look at her... He was also
playing the 909 and brought one to the front of the stage and got on his
knees and played it in front of everyone. It looked great and sounded
great.
Totally impressed by him! They also had 3 cameras looking at the decks on
the main stage so you could see from the back of the room... 
Miss Kitten Sonar Nite Saturday

She played twice over the weekend, on Thursday and then again on Saturday
nite to fill in for Carl Cox (definitely a bonus). Miss Kitten was great,
can't remember the tunes she played with the exception of Stock Exchange at
the end of her set. She rocked the place and was dancing around the decks
and appeared to be having a great time! 
David Carretta Sonar  Nite Saturday

Only saw a small bit of Carretta, again he was rocking the outdoor part of
the Sonar by nite. 
DJ Hell Sonar Nite Saturday

Only saw a small bit of Hell, again he was rocking the outdoor part of the
Sonar by nite.
SonarLab (I think it was the Lab...) Sonar Day Saturday


On Saturday afternoon, it was pretty relaxed in the Sonar Village, But at
around 5 or 6 in the afternoon the skies where getting dark and you could
hear the reliable sound of the 4, 4 coming from the SonarLab tent ( I think
it was the SonarLab tent..), about 15 minutes before it started to
rain,
people started crowding into the tent, the kick drum was like a magnet the
place was going mad, it was like 3:00am in the morning, it was jammed, then
it started to rain, which made it even busier, definitely one of the
highlights of Saturday afternoon was seeing the tent fill so fast and
seeing
everyone just going for it...
I can't remember the exact time, somewhere between 4:30 - 6:00 but it was
either DJ Nudge & DJ Paul Naza (I could be wrong here.)



 
  

Bad Bits
Dave Clarke Sonar Nite Saturday

Boring Boring Boring! He was $hit! I don't think e even smiled! Why was he
the last DJ on Saturday nite

Re: (313) Sonar 2004: It Rocked!!!!!

2004-06-23 Thread g

"Williams, Graham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 06/24/2004, 12:20:12 AM:
> Massive Attack Sonar Nite Saturday
> 
> Boring Boring Boring enough said
 
that's pretty darn hard to believe!


Re: (313) Sonar anyone?

2004-05-28 Thread Greg Earle

Sorry Questy, I'm sitting out Sonar this year.  The lineup's crap,
quite frankly (sorry, my Hip-Hop era is a decade behind me) and
I can't afford to go anyway, for the same reasons I'm sitting at
home this weekend instead of being in tha D, where I belong  :-(

- Greg



Re: (313) Sonar anyone?

2004-05-28 Thread Tom Magic Feet
I'm there!

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> I think some people are looking for a 'mailinglist punch up' today with
all
> this politics and , i put it down to an unhappy bunch of people having no
> movement, myself included.
>
> Anyway i'm wondering now all the fuss of movement is over (well soon
> anyway-thank god), who is going to Sonar?
>
> Couple of us Aussies going and i understand a few UK peoplz.
>
> Quest Pond
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Re: (313) Sonar anyone?

2004-05-28 Thread Tom Butcher

> Anyway i'm wondering now all the fuss of movement is over
> (well soon anyway-thank god), who is going to Sonar?
>
> Couple of us Aussies going and i understand a few UK peoplz.

I'll be there.  Not performing, just vacationing and taking
in some music and art.  I need a vacation pretty bad, so I'm
really looking forward to it.

t



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RE: (313) Sonar Warm-Up (London)

2004-05-12 Thread Blackman, Ryan (UKEKT)
Gutted. Right on my back door, but I will be away. Typical.

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A friend just forwarded this to me, looks like quite a varied line-up :


San Miguel presents SonarClub London as a preview of Sónar 2004


Advanced Music is bringing an exciting flavour of progressive music to
Ocean in London on 4 June to launch Sónar 2004. Repeating last year’s
highly successful SonarClub experience, the artistic programme this year
will feature the multiple styles and sounds that eleven years on have
turned Sónar into a frontline trademark.


Sponsored by San Miguel, the main sponsor of the Sónar Festival, SonarClub
will be the calling card for Sónar 2004 and the meeting point for the
festival’s fans in the UK.



SonarClub 2004 Programme:


Ocean 1


21:00 :: DJ 2D2
He is undoubtedly one of the most highly talked about names on the
Barcelona club scene. The secret of his success is no other than an
exquisite and engaging selection of beats and breaks. Lot’s of old school
rap, a bit of drum’n’bass and the latest in hip-hop underground.


22:00 :: RJD2 (4 decks show + A/V)
With his newly released “Since We Last Spoke”, RJD2 has once again proved
that he could release an album every bit as surprising as “Deadringer” and
that his name undoubtedly deserves a place on the altar of non orthodox
hip-hop.


23:45 :: Vitalic live
In the wake of his new Ep for Citizen Records, the Ukrainian Vitalic’s best
continues to be his spectacular "Pony EP", a record with a tinge of the
eighties, freakism and first rate techno which still brings down the
dancefloor almost three years on.


00:25 :: Jeff Mills
In the avant-garde of electronics and light years away from other
pretenders to the throne, Jeff Mills makes it clear to us time after time
that his concept of mix and dance music forges ahead opening up new
perspectives for the techno genre beyond commonplaces, speed, precision,
personality and lots of character.


Ocean 2


21:00 :: Dj Food - Strictly Kev
Strictly Kev, aka Dj Food, is possibly one of the dj's with the greatest
amount of personality and charisma on the international electronics scene.
He is one of the acclaimed artists on Ninja Tune and has won worldwide fame
thanks to the ease and ingenuity with which he mixes the best of every
style: funk, hip-hop, soul, pop and drum'n'bass.


22:00 :: DJ Marlboro
The flagship of carioca funk, a kind of Brazilian booty bass, sexual and
hyper-rhythmic. Fernando’s work both as a DJ and producer is paradigmatic
of an underground movement which mobilises thousands of people every
weekend. What people are dancing to in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro.


00:00 :: Richard X
Crackling basslines, his growing reputation as a booty tracks wizard
together with hefty collaborations with the likes of Jarvis Cocker, Kelis,
Tiga, and Liberty X, are what launched Richard X to the top of the podium,
making him what he is today: one of the big time names of contemporary pop
made in the United Kingdom.


01:30 :: Andy Fletcher (Depeche Mode) dj set
Keyboard player with the historical Depeche Mode and the godfather of
Client, the latest revelation of the new wave of synth-pop, Andy Fletcher
will demonstrate that he is not only a good musician but also a magnificent
selector when he turns his eye to the eighties.



SonarClub London
Friday 4 June
Doors open: 08.30 pm
Tickets: 13.50 ukp adv


Ocean
Hackney Central, London
270 Mare Street, Hackney, London, E8
Box Office 0845 070 1571






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Re: (313) Sonar preliminary program is up ...

2004-03-30 Thread DelCimmuto
m carsten nicolai

too  bad herberts just DJing, his live sets rule 

I wish I could get over to sonar maybe next year
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> Sonar preliminary program is up ...
> 
> http://www.sonar.es/2004/eng/avance.cfm
> 
> Looks pretty good this year, so far ... Beans, Carsten Nicolai, Dani
> Siciliano, Francois K. presents Deep Space, Gang Starr, Madlib,
> Massive Attack, Matthew Dear, Pan(a)Sonic, Richie Hawtin vs. Ricardo
> Villalobos (hmmn, why is this listed under the "LIVE" section!??!?),
> Sketch Show + Ryuichi Sakamoto, Tim Wright ... and that's just the
> "LIVE" listings.  DJ's listed include 2 Many DJ's, Adam Freeland,
> Carl Cox, Dave Clarke, DJ Hell, Jeff Mills, Kid Koala, Matthew Herbert;
> and some label Showcases like Domino presents Four Tet, Max Tundra,
> and To Rococo Rot; Ghostly presents Dabrye and Geoff White; and, as is
> usually the case, a whole bushelfull of DJs and showcase labels
> I'm too old and unhip to have heard of ...
> 
> - Greg
> 


RE: (313) sonar vids

2003-06-24 Thread ian cheshire
is it my imagination but does Carl Cox looked absolutely smashed! ha ha

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>http://sonar.emisiondigital.com/ingles/

hmm.

re. my last post.

This isn't the real Strand on this video, it's someone else.

gutted.

Alex

(who now needs something to do at work)
*pesky electronica jokers ruining my day*

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RE: (313) Sonar Mixes...

2003-06-23 Thread Grammenos, Peter

I recorded a few tracks from the Mathew Herbert Big Band @ Sonar and will
post it once I get my baggage back (it was sent to the wrong airport) !

SONAR was inspirational. I'm convinced more people in Spain / Germany love
techno than in any other country. 

-p

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that cd is some kind of compilation va i v.much doubt it's acutally live, if
ppl are looking for livesets check:

Gilles_Peterson_-_Worldwide_Live_from_Sonar_06-12-DAB-2003-BOSS

VA_-_The_Blueroom_Live_from_Sonar_BBC_Radio_One_06-14-DAB-2003-BOSS

Underworld-Live_from_Sonar_2003-DAB-15-06-2003-MS

VA_-_Oneworld_Live_From_Sonar_BBC_Radio_One_06-12-DAB-2003-BOSS

Akufen-Live_from_Sonar_2003-DAB-14-06-2003-MS

T._Raumschmiere-Live_from_Sonar_2003-DAB-xx-06-2003-MS

VA_-_Oneworld_Sonar_2003_Special_BBC_Radio_One_06-20-DAB-2003-BOSS

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RE: (313) sonar vids

2003-06-23 Thread Robert Taylor
The Strand who played at Sonar are from Barcelona - not the geezers from 
Detroit. 

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>http://sonar.emisiondigital.com/ingles/

hmm.

re. my last post.

This isn't the real Strand on this video, it's someone else.

gutted.

Alex

(who now needs something to do at work)
*pesky electronica jokers ruining my day*

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Re: (313) Sonar Mixes...

2003-06-23 Thread alex . bond

>http://sonar.emisiondigital.com/ingles/

hey, thanks for this link.

There's a Strand set on there too, and a Metro Area one!

woo-hoo, something to do at work today...!
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Re: (313) Sonar Mixes...

2003-06-20 Thread Tom Churchill
> Did anyone see Darshan from Metro Area DJ at Sonar this year?  I heard
> he went off!! 

I saw some of his set, which was fantastic - but he was on at the same time
as Mills who absolutely rocked it, so I was torn between the two for a
couple of hours.

The end of Mills' set was off the hook - he took the 909 off its stand
behind the decks and carried it to the front of the stage where he crouched
down and worked it for about five minutes with 10,000 people going
apeshit...

> Was it recorded? 

Yep, with video too: http://sonar.emisiondigital.com/ingles/

Cheers,

Tom



RE: (313) Sonar Mixes...

2003-06-20 Thread Matthew MacQueen
> they've been doing these every year since at least 2000.
> they used to be 4 CD sets for like $19, an amazing deal. 
> Now they're down to two CDs for the same price. 

Did anyone see Darshan from Metro Area DJ at Sonar this year?  I heard
he went off!!  Was it recorded?  

Peace,
Matt MacQueen 


Re: (313) Sonar Mixes...

2003-06-20 Thread yussel
they've been doing these every year since at least 2000.

they used to be 4 CD sets for like $19, an amazing deal. Now they're down
to two CDs for the same price. I'm pretty sure its all just previously released 
tracks
from artist playing Sonar. At least, that's what the 2000 edition was.

i did just get a Sonar update saying that Francois K will be releasing a
Live From Sonar CD. If its his set fomr Sonar 2002 then we're all in for a
treat.

and a great number of Sonar mixes are available here...
http://sonar.emisiondigital.com/ingles/

i think only the bigger artist's sets have gotten onto soulseek at this
point.




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> Just to let you know this is floating around the ether at the moment :
>
> VA_-_Sonar_2003-2CD-2003-Xcell
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> [No idea if theres gonna be a retail rls of this or what the deal is ]
>
> Peace,
> Marc
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Re: (313) Sonar Mixes...

2003-06-20 Thread m a t t [d]
that cd is some kind of compilation va i v.much doubt it's acutally live, if
ppl are looking for livesets check:

Gilles_Peterson_-_Worldwide_Live_from_Sonar_06-12-DAB-2003-BOSS

VA_-_The_Blueroom_Live_from_Sonar_BBC_Radio_One_06-14-DAB-2003-BOSS

Underworld-Live_from_Sonar_2003-DAB-15-06-2003-MS

VA_-_Oneworld_Live_From_Sonar_BBC_Radio_One_06-12-DAB-2003-BOSS

Akufen-Live_from_Sonar_2003-DAB-14-06-2003-MS

T._Raumschmiere-Live_from_Sonar_2003-DAB-xx-06-2003-MS

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RE: (313) Sonar Mixes...

2003-06-20 Thread Ryan Snowden
Yes, all sonar artists available in mp3 form distributed via soulseek :)

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Re: (313) Sonar again....

2003-05-12 Thread ::\)
according to matthew herbert, spt started when herbert bet one of the matmos
kids to make a house album


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Soft Pink Truth is one half of Matmos, and the funkier/funnier half judging
by his album...
Gwendal

> I read something about the soft pink truth?
>
>
>
> Remco
>
>



RE: (313) Sonar again....

2003-05-12 Thread Cobert, Gwendal
Soft Pink Truth is one half of Matmos, and the funkier/funnier half judging by 
his album...
Gwendal

> I read something about the soft pink truth?
> 
> 
> 
> Remco
> 
> 


Re: (313) Sonar again....

2003-05-09 Thread yussel
I don't know how unknown some of these artist are, but my recommendations
are

Hellfish- The only breakcore artist in the world that makes yo forget that
you're listening to breakcore

Mountaineers- Imagine if betaband got all psychedelic country-fied.

Gerhard Potuznik- His album may or maynot ever come out on
Interdimensional Transmissions, but this guy is Austrian electro mack!!!

Dinky- she's just sweet.

Damn- i want to go this year!








On Fri, 9 May 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

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> Sorry to bother, but which (unknown) artists would you recommend on this
> festival (with a little description of the kind of music they play)? I
> would like to hear some things that I've never heard before, because that's
> what festivals are about I guess..
>
>
> I read something about the soft pink truth?
>
>
> For the  electronic people I would recommend Christ (contributed to Boards
> of Canada'sTwoism) and also the guys from Spezial Material will do shows on
> parties around the festival!!!
>
>
> Remco
>
>
>


Re: (313) Sonar...

2003-05-08 Thread Placid
It is rachdingue...


On 8/5/03 3:46 am, "Greg Earle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Placid wrote:
>> Dunno if I told you or not but I am DJ'ing Barcelona the weekend of the 6th
>> & 7th.  One of which is an amazing club about an hour and 30 mins drive
>> north which is utterly astounding ...
> 
> That sounds familiar ... is it that club on the road to Roses, on the coast
> to the East of Figueres?  Rachdingue, in Villajuegua?  Or some other club
> in the Girona region?
> 
> Pete Grammenos wrote:
>> Anyone have recommendations on places / areas to stay ?  Thanks in advance,
>> sorry for the OT.
> 
> In general, I'd say you want to stay as close to the water as you can -
> there's the beach area (Barceloneta - where my fiancee and I are staying
> the first week) and then there's the Barri Gotic (Gothic Quarter), which
> is in the thick of things just in from the beach/marina area (on the other
> side of the marina, Port Vell, is the Ciutat Vella area - that's OK too -
> and then further in from that is Barri Gotic).  To the right of Ciutat
> Vella and Barri Gotic (as you look at a map - parallel to the coastline)
> are the Born (bordered by the Zoo on the other side) and La Ribera areas,
> respectively.  All of those are good areas - I stayed in the Born area
> back in 2000.  (I stayed further inland in 2001 - in the Gracia area -
> because I waited 'WAY too long to book my apartment.  Don't wait!!!)
> 
> The area just above the axis that goes left-right (really southwest -
> northeast, compass-wise) along the Gran Via De Les Corts from Placa
> d'Espanya to Placa de les Glories Catalanes and beyond - is about as
> far inland as I would stay, personally.
> 
> The subway system is really good there, so it's hard to stay in a "bad"
> place - you can get to a station from most anywhere, and it's fast.  I
> highly recommend using it when you're there.  Or, when you first get
> there, climb on one of the big double-decker Bus Turistic busses - they go
> around to all the major sightseeing spots, and you can get off and back
> on at will, given a 1-day or 2-day pass.  It's a good way to get your
> "sea legs" there, and get an overview of the city.  Then you can abandon
> it and get around on your own, i.e. on foot or by subway or cab - if it's
> too late at night.  I've never ridden the city busses as it's too hard for
> me to figure out the routes, much less speak Spanish to the driver to
> ask WTF they're going  :-)  Besides, I like to walk when I'm there -
> and eventually you'll hit a subway station anyway.
> 
> There's a temptation to stay along (or as close to as possible) Las
> Ramblas.  I wouldn't - too trafficy, too noisy, too many pickpockets,
> etc. etc.  While it's worth the occasional walk-down, I prefer a nice
> quiet area to sleep in that's still close to public transport and
> the thick of things (down near the water).  Your mileage may vary, of
> course  :-)  (I'm sure Dan Butler or Bart Wolff or other Sonar 313
> veterans will chime in to correct me if I'm wrong)
> 
> - Greg
> 



Re: (313) Sonar...

2003-05-08 Thread Greg Earle
Placid wrote:
> Dunno if I told you or not but I am DJ'ing Barcelona the weekend of the 6th
> & 7th.  One of which is an amazing club about an hour and 30 mins drive
> north which is utterly astounding ...

That sounds familiar ... is it that club on the road to Roses, on the coast
to the East of Figueres?  Rachdingue, in Villajuegua?  Or some other club
in the Girona region?

Pete Grammenos wrote:
> Anyone have recommendations on places / areas to stay ?  Thanks in advance,
> sorry for the OT.

In general, I'd say you want to stay as close to the water as you can -
there's the beach area (Barceloneta - where my fiancee and I are staying
the first week) and then there's the Barri Gotic (Gothic Quarter), which
is in the thick of things just in from the beach/marina area (on the other
side of the marina, Port Vell, is the Ciutat Vella area - that's OK too -
and then further in from that is Barri Gotic).  To the right of Ciutat
Vella and Barri Gotic (as you look at a map - parallel to the coastline)
are the Born (bordered by the Zoo on the other side) and La Ribera areas,
respectively.  All of those are good areas - I stayed in the Born area
back in 2000.  (I stayed further inland in 2001 - in the Gracia area -
because I waited 'WAY too long to book my apartment.  Don't wait!!!)

The area just above the axis that goes left-right (really southwest -
northeast, compass-wise) along the Gran Via De Les Corts from Placa
d'Espanya to Placa de les Glories Catalanes and beyond - is about as
far inland as I would stay, personally.

The subway system is really good there, so it's hard to stay in a "bad"
place - you can get to a station from most anywhere, and it's fast.  I
highly recommend using it when you're there.  Or, when you first get
there, climb on one of the big double-decker Bus Turistic busses - they go
around to all the major sightseeing spots, and you can get off and back
on at will, given a 1-day or 2-day pass.  It's a good way to get your
"sea legs" there, and get an overview of the city.  Then you can abandon
it and get around on your own, i.e. on foot or by subway or cab - if it's
too late at night.  I've never ridden the city busses as it's too hard for
me to figure out the routes, much less speak Spanish to the driver to
ask WTF they're going  :-)  Besides, I like to walk when I'm there -
and eventually you'll hit a subway station anyway.

There's a temptation to stay along (or as close to as possible) Las
Ramblas.  I wouldn't - too trafficy, too noisy, too many pickpockets,
etc. etc.  While it's worth the occasional walk-down, I prefer a nice
quiet area to sleep in that's still close to public transport and
the thick of things (down near the water).  Your mileage may vary, of
course  :-)  (I'm sure Dan Butler or Bart Wolff or other Sonar 313
veterans will chime in to correct me if I'm wrong)

- Greg



Re: (313) Sonar...

2003-05-07 Thread Placid
Dunno if I told you or not  but I am dj ing barcelona the weekend of the 6th
& 7th.  One of which is an amazing club about an hour and 30 mins drive
north which is utterly astounding...

Basically an acid house rthing with a live set from zero 1 who released
stuff as random xs on djax



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On 6/5/03 3:54 pm, "Greg Earle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I'll be in Barceloneta from the 4th to the 12th, moving up nearer the CCCB
> on the 12th for the festival.  I'm sure there'll be some sort of 313
> meetup whether formal or informal - you can't help but run into each other
> at the CCCB!
> 
> The only really good reason to bitch about Sonar is the godawful mausoleum
> they moved Sonar Noche to from the Pavella de la mar Bella.  The Pavella
> and the beach was a big part of the appeal.  Who can forget being out on
> the patio when the Sun rises over the Mediterranean?  (Extra special
> element for Americans: having the smell of clouds of cheap Hashish waft into
> your nostrils out on the patio.)
> 
> Now, as for the lineup ... Sonar tends to be this odd mish-mash of the
> daytime (and night) IDM with the nighttime Big Name Bangin' DJs.  I suspect
> this reflects the taste of the organizers along with a desire to crowd-please
> -
> i.e. the Spanish like their Techno hard and bangin', and nighttime Sonar
> has served up the goods quite well in that dept. the 3 years I've gone.
> 
> This has led to Sonar being somewhat narrow-cast in range, as can be seen
> by the fact that the intersection of Movement/DEMF and Sonar is only
> Jeff and Rich.  Want 313?  Want Electro?  Want Tech-House?  Want  your favorite sub-genre here>?  You won't get it at Sonar.  Curiously,
> for the adventurousness of some of the bookings (I disagree with Ken Odeluga
> here - I can't wait to see The Soft Pink Truth [half of Matmos], for
> example), the organizers are playing it far too safe these days and
> aren't willing to consider anything special or out of the ordinary.  For
> example, it's the 10th anniversary of Sonar - Rich wanted to do a 6-hour
> closing set at the Sonar Village at the CCCB (4-10) playing a 10-year
> retrospective.  They refused and would only offer him his usual 2-hour
> banging set at night.  G.  That would've been kickass.
> 
> - Greg
> 
> 



Re: (313) Sonar...

2003-05-06 Thread Greg Earle
I'll be in Barceloneta from the 4th to the 12th, moving up nearer the CCCB
on the 12th for the festival.  I'm sure there'll be some sort of 313
meetup whether formal or informal - you can't help but run into each other
at the CCCB!

The only really good reason to bitch about Sonar is the godawful mausoleum
they moved Sonar Noche to from the Pavella de la mar Bella.  The Pavella
and the beach was a big part of the appeal.  Who can forget being out on
the patio when the Sun rises over the Mediterranean?  (Extra special
element for Americans: having the smell of clouds of cheap Hashish waft into
your nostrils out on the patio.)

Now, as for the lineup ... Sonar tends to be this odd mish-mash of the
daytime (and night) IDM with the nighttime Big Name Bangin' DJs.  I suspect
this reflects the taste of the organizers along with a desire to crowd-please -
i.e. the Spanish like their Techno hard and bangin', and nighttime Sonar
has served up the goods quite well in that dept. the 3 years I've gone.

This has led to Sonar being somewhat narrow-cast in range, as can be seen
by the fact that the intersection of Movement/DEMF and Sonar is only
Jeff and Rich.  Want 313?  Want Electro?  Want Tech-House?  Want ?  You won't get it at Sonar.  Curiously,
for the adventurousness of some of the bookings (I disagree with Ken Odeluga
here - I can't wait to see The Soft Pink Truth [half of Matmos], for
example), the organizers are playing it far too safe these days and
aren't willing to consider anything special or out of the ordinary.  For
example, it's the 10th anniversary of Sonar - Rich wanted to do a 6-hour
closing set at the Sonar Village at the CCCB (4-10) playing a 10-year
retrospective.  They refused and would only offer him his usual 2-hour
banging set at night.  G.  That would've been kickass.

- Greg




RE: (313) Sonar...

2003-05-06 Thread Grammenos, Peter

I'm heading over. The list below isn't complete, I have a few friends who
are playing the festival and aren't on there.

Anyone making a 313-Sonar list?

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Subject: (313) Sonar...



Is there a 313 hookup planned this year ? The lineup looks pretty rocking...
[although WTF are oxide and neutrino in the lineup for I don't know !?]

CONCERTS:
BJRK (Universal / IS)
UNDERWORLD (JBO / UK)
MATTHEW HERBERT BIG BAND (Accidental / UK)
OXIDE & NEUTRINO (So Solid / UK)
LADYTRON (Telestar / UK)
T. RAUMSCHMIERE (Shitkatapult / DE)
FAT TRUCKERS (Gigolo / DE)
DAVID GRUBBS (FatCat / US)
HELLFISH (Planet Mu / UK)
JAMIE LIDELL (Warp / UK)
THE SOFT PINK TRUTH (SoundsLike/ US)
SAFETY SCISSORS (Plug Research / US)

DJS:
APHEX TWIN (Warp / UK)
ANGEL MOLINA (Minifunk / ES)
DJ HELL (Gigolo / DE)
JEFF MILLS (Axis / US)
CARL COX (Intec / UK)
GILLES PETERSON (Talkin Loud / UK)
DARSHAN JESRANI/METRO AREA (Environ / US)
LAURENT GARNIER (F Comm / FR)
MISSTRESS BARBARA (Relentless / CA)
DARREN PRICE (JBO / UK)
RICHIE HAWTIN (M-NUS / CA)

SHOWCASES:
ANTICON presents
Jel (US) live
Doseone (US) live
Sole (US) live
Sage Francis (US) live

Peace,
Marc


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Re: (313) Sonar...

2003-05-06 Thread Placid
And the fact that it is in barcelona which in itself is worth going to...

Be sure to check the gaudi cathedral...  Pretty amazing stuff...



On 6/5/03 12:17 pm, "Robert Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> The exciting thing about Sonar will be the unknown acts who will pleasantly
> surprise you, so don't worry if the line-up doesn't look stellar.
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2003 10:12 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org
> Subject: RE: (313) Sonar...
> 
> 
> 
> Marc Langsman
>> Is there a 313 hookup planned this year ? The lineup looks pretty
>> rocking...
> 
> Really? To me, only Angel Molina has any added value.
> 
> k
> 
>> CONCERTS:
>> BJRK (Universal / IS)
>> UNDERWORLD (JBO / UK)
>> MATTHEW HERBERT BIG BAND (Accidental / UK)
>> OXIDE & NEUTRINO (So Solid / UK)
>> LADYTRON (Telestar / UK)
>> T. RAUMSCHMIERE (Shitkatapult / DE)
>> FAT TRUCKERS (Gigolo / DE)
>> DAVID GRUBBS (FatCat / US)
>> HELLFISH (Planet Mu / UK)
>> JAMIE LIDELL (Warp / UK)
>> THE SOFT PINK TRUTH (SoundsLike/ US)
>> SAFETY SCISSORS (Plug Research / US)
>> 
>> DJS:
>> APHEX TWIN (Warp / UK)
>> ANGEL MOLINA (Minifunk / ES)
>> DJ HELL (Gigolo / DE)
>> JEFF MILLS (Axis / US)
>> CARL COX (Intec / UK)
>> GILLES PETERSON (Talkin Loud / UK)
>> DARSHAN JESRANI/METRO AREA (Environ / US)
>> LAURENT GARNIER (F Comm / FR)
>> MISSTRESS BARBARA (Relentless / CA)
>> DARREN PRICE (JBO / UK)
>> RICHIE HAWTIN (M-NUS / CA)
>> 
>> SHOWCASES:
>> ANTICON presents
>> Jel (US) live
>> Doseone (US) live
>> Sole (US) live
>> Sage Francis (US) live
>> 
>> Peace,
>> Marc
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Re: (313) Sonar...

2003-05-06 Thread Tom Robbins/Magic Feet
I always think the Sonar line-ups are odd, to be honest. Looking at the list
below, and leaving aside those car thieves O&N, you might wonder why
has-beens Underworld are in there, for example. Or Fat Truckers? Or Darren
Price? He's been so low-profile the last few years I thought he'd retired.
Then you always seem to get the same old big DJ names playing - Mills,
Garnier, Hawtin, Cox, Peterson etc - who although they're all good DJs in
their different ways, are hardly going to be much of an event to the people
attending. I reckon they all just like the festival so much they're willing
to drop their prices to play there every year.

But Robert is right, it's the little known acts, along with all the other
parties and just the general atmosphere of the festival and the beauty of
Barca, that are the best reasons for going. I'd love to go again but once
again, lack of funds prevents it.

TOM


> [although WTF are oxide and neutrino in the lineup for I don't know !?]
>
> CONCERTS:
> BJRK (Universal / IS)
> UNDERWORLD (JBO / UK)
> MATTHEW HERBERT BIG BAND (Accidental / UK)
> OXIDE & NEUTRINO (So Solid / UK)
> LADYTRON (Telestar / UK)
> T. RAUMSCHMIERE (Shitkatapult / DE)
> FAT TRUCKERS (Gigolo / DE)
> DAVID GRUBBS (FatCat / US)
> HELLFISH (Planet Mu / UK)
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RE: (313) Sonar...

2003-05-06 Thread Robert Taylor
The exciting thing about Sonar will be the unknown acts who will pleasantly 
surprise you, so don't worry if the line-up doesn't look stellar.

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Marc Langsman
>Is there a 313 hookup planned this year ? The lineup looks pretty 
>rocking...

Really? To me, only Angel Molina has any added value.

k

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RE: (313) Sonar...

2003-05-06 Thread Odeluga, Ken

Marc Langsman
>Is there a 313 hookup planned this year ? The lineup looks pretty 
>rocking...

Really? To me, only Angel Molina has any added value.

k

>CONCERTS:
>BJRK (Universal / IS)
>UNDERWORLD (JBO / UK)
>MATTHEW HERBERT BIG BAND (Accidental / UK)
>OXIDE & NEUTRINO (So Solid / UK)
>LADYTRON (Telestar / UK)
>T. RAUMSCHMIERE (Shitkatapult / DE)
>FAT TRUCKERS (Gigolo / DE)
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>HELLFISH (Planet Mu / UK)
>JAMIE LIDELL (Warp / UK)
>THE SOFT PINK TRUTH (SoundsLike/ US)
>SAFETY SCISSORS (Plug Research / US)
>
>DJS:
>APHEX TWIN (Warp / UK)
>ANGEL MOLINA (Minifunk / ES)
>DJ HELL (Gigolo / DE)
>JEFF MILLS (Axis / US)
>CARL COX (Intec / UK)
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RE: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates

2003-02-26 Thread Grammenos, Peter

>Vogel DJ'ed (as well as played with Super_Collider) at Sonar a couple of
>years ago.  One of the best hard Techno sets I've ever heard.

I picked up Vogel's "Dungeon Master" out on Tresor last night. I was blown
away by this album, my favorite material of his yet (and i have almost all
of it). Imagine bpitch / perlon with a little surgeon in there.

-Pete


Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates

2003-02-26 Thread Greg Earle
Gary Girard wrote:
> I'd be surprised if Hawtin & Mills aren't there on the last night!

I wouldn't be.  Last time I talked to Rich, he wasn't keen on doing
another (short) set at Sonar Noche now that they've moved it to the
big mausoleum in L'Hospitalet.

(He did mention he had something up his sleeve, however, which I'm going
 to keep my beeg fat mouth shut about)

Cyhl wrote:
> I was there in 2001, and it was insanely good; despite the fact that 
> everybody who was there complained that the "sonar by night" events were 
> held in a big warehouse, rather than outside on the beach like the years 
> before !

It was never "outside" on the beach.  The Pavella De La Mar Bella is
located adjacent to the beach, and it's an auditorium (holds about 8000)
and they have (erm ... "had") outside stages on the patio overlooking
the beach, and (in 2000) in a parking lot adjacent to the auditorium as well.

MEK wrote:
> So what about the multimedia part - clearly the music is great but this
> trip might hinge on this other factor.

The Multimedia area is, obviously, a lot smaller part of Sonar as an
experience, but I've seen some interesting stuff in years' past.  Rough
Trade (the record store/label) had a neat exhibit there in 2001, for
example.  Some other more immersive exhibits such as stuff from the Touch
folks and a few others were interesting, too ...

Ryan Snowden wrote:
> I don't mind big name DJs as SUCH, but is anyone rather less interested in
> the usual Hawtin Mills Rush etc. names on flyers?  It seems they sell out for
> big festivals... I'd much rather be seeing Denham, Vogel, D.Diggler and
> Villalobos (and many others) on a flyer than the others...  I'm not
> convinced on Sonar untill I see a lineup, as it is meant to be a music gig,
> the principle of of seeing what's being played seems a priority :)

Vogel DJ'ed (as well as played with Super_Collider) at Sonar a couple of
years ago.  One of the best hard Techno sets I've ever heard.

People that think Sonar is merely "a music gig" are Unclear On The Concept.

- Greg (Sonar attendee 1999/2000/2001 ... and you better bet 2003)




Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates

2003-02-26 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
my view of sonar was that it was essentially a 'music industry' event as
with Midem in Cannes, Popkom in Cologne & WMC in Miami.

Not a festival per se like tribal Gathering, Homelands etc.
But as with Miami the general public have become involved due to the extra
revenue brought in.
This helps to explaining (as per the email below) why the events during the
day are nice and intimate, showcasing new & old talent, & why during the
evening they have the 'big players'.


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> From: "boca_raton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2003 17:50:29 +0200
> To: <313@hyperreal.org>
> Subject: Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates
> 
> one important thing about sonar:
> sonar day is great for hearing new exciting music.
> great atmo. great vibes, and small stages make it very intimate.
> sonar nite is the other way around alot of people, bad atmo, sound system
> which sound too hard. not intimate events at all.
> and again the line up in the nite is for me at least boring.
> john digweed? carl cox??? (i am not a big fan of hawtin
> so u can include him).
> 
> thats just my 2 cents
> MGFD
> 



Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates

2003-02-26 Thread boca_raton
one important thing about sonar:
sonar day is great for hearing new exciting music.
great atmo. great vibes, and small stages make it very intimate.
sonar nite is the other way around alot of people, bad atmo, sound system
which sound too hard. not intimate events at all.
and again the line up in the nite is for me at least boring.
john digweed? carl cox??? (i am not a big fan of hawtin
so u can include him).

thats just my 2 cents
MGFD



Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates

2003-02-26 Thread Cyhl

and you can stop by the beach too :)

I was there in 2001, and it was insanely good; despite the fact that 
everybody who was there complained that the "sonar by night" events were 
held in a big warehouse, rather than outside on the beach like the years 
before !


and then, there are so many artists around town, that some of the 
"off-sonar" events are even more interesting / underground !


it's a must-go !

cyhl

Toby Frith wrote:


Sonar's main attraction is that it's slap bang in the middle of Barcelona.
You can go and see a showcase of Mille Plateaux artists in the afternoon,
retire to a tapas bar in the lanes for the evening, and then roll up at 3 am
to see Jeff Mills.  I didn't go in 2002, but the 2001 line-up was
remarkable...so much that if you went to see one stage, it was more often
than not the case that you were missing something else equally as good.
 



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RE: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates

2003-02-26 Thread Ryan Snowden
You keep telling yourself that :)

-Original Message-
From: Robert Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 26 February 2003 11:55
To: 'Ryan Snowden'; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates


Oh come on - it is a HUGE festival and its pedigree is enough to make me
want to go without needing to see a line-up. A weeks holiday in Barca is
enough to entice me anyway. If there's no acts there to attract you at all,
you're no music fan. Besides, it's exciting to buy a ticket and then find
out who's playing a lot later - maybe they should only release the line-up
the day before!

-Original Message-
From: Ryan Snowden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 11:31 AM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates


I don't mind big name djs as SUCH, but is anyone rather less interested in
the usual hawtin mills rush etc names on flyers? It seems they sell out for
big festivals.. I'd much rather be seeing denham, vogel, d.diggler and
villalobos (and many others) on a flyer than the others...  I'm not
convinced on sonar untill I see a lineup, as it is meant to be a music gig,
the principle of of seeing whats being played seems a priority :)

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 26 February 2003 11:08
To: Toby Frith
Cc: Robert Taylor; 'Anya Stang'; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates



I'd be surprised if  Hawtin & Mills aren't there on the last night!



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RE: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates

2003-02-26 Thread Robert Taylor
Oh come on - it is a HUGE festival and its pedigree is enough to make me
want to go without needing to see a line-up. A weeks holiday in Barca is
enough to entice me anyway. If there's no acts there to attract you at all,
you're no music fan. Besides, it's exciting to buy a ticket and then find
out who's playing a lot later - maybe they should only release the line-up
the day before!

-Original Message-
From: Ryan Snowden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 11:31 AM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates


I don't mind big name djs as SUCH, but is anyone rather less interested in
the usual hawtin mills rush etc names on flyers? It seems they sell out for
big festivals.. I'd much rather be seeing denham, vogel, d.diggler and
villalobos (and many others) on a flyer than the others...  I'm not
convinced on sonar untill I see a lineup, as it is meant to be a music gig,
the principle of of seeing whats being played seems a priority :)

-Original Message-
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To: Toby Frith
Cc: Robert Taylor; 'Anya Stang'; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates



I'd be surprised if  Hawtin & Mills aren't there on the last night!



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RE: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates

2003-02-26 Thread Gary . Girard

I don't mind big name djs as SUCH, but is anyone rather less interested in
the usual hawtin mills rush etc names on flyers? It seems they sell out for
big festivals.. I'd much rather be seeing denham, vogel, d.diggler and
villalobos (and many others) on a flyer than the others...


Their policy is the bring you a variety of artists from all over the world,
many of whom you wont have heard before. Just because Mills & Hawtin DJ on
the last night it doesn't mean that it's all big name DJs.



Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates

2003-02-26 Thread Toby Frith
http://www.sonar.es/s01/sonareng.html

Have a look at the timetable for the 2001 festival. If there's been a more
varied and quality line-up than that, apart from perhaps DEMF 2000, I'll eat
my hat.





- Original Message -
From: "Ryan Snowden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: 26 February 2003 11:30
Subject: RE: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates


> I don't mind big name djs as SUCH, but is anyone rather less interested in
> the usual hawtin mills rush etc names on flyers? It seems they sell out
for
> big festivals.. I'd much rather be seeing denham, vogel, d.diggler and
> villalobos (and many others) on a flyer than the others...  I'm not
> convinced on sonar untill I see a lineup, as it is meant to be a music
gig,
> the principle of of seeing whats being played seems a priority :)
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 26 February 2003 11:08
> To: Toby Frith
> Cc: Robert Taylor; 'Anya Stang'; 313@hyperreal.org
> Subject: Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates
>
>
>
> I'd be surprised if  Hawtin & Mills aren't there on the last night!
>
>
>



RE: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates

2003-02-26 Thread Ryan Snowden
I don't mind big name djs as SUCH, but is anyone rather less interested in
the usual hawtin mills rush etc names on flyers? It seems they sell out for
big festivals.. I'd much rather be seeing denham, vogel, d.diggler and
villalobos (and many others) on a flyer than the others...  I'm not
convinced on sonar untill I see a lineup, as it is meant to be a music gig,
the principle of of seeing whats being played seems a priority :)

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 26 February 2003 11:08
To: Toby Frith
Cc: Robert Taylor; 'Anya Stang'; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates



I'd be surprised if  Hawtin & Mills aren't there on the last night!




Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates

2003-02-26 Thread Gary . Girard

I'd be surprised if  Hawtin & Mills aren't there on the last night!





Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates

2003-02-26 Thread Toby Frith
I don't think they release the line-up until after Easter. The atmosphere is
enough to get a ticket really.





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Sent: 26 February 2003 10:54
Subject: RE: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates


> I'm definitely going this year.
> Barcelona looks beautiful - all that trippy Gaudi architecture - great
> surroundings for an electronic arts and music festival.
> The booze is cheap too!
> Does anyone have any clues about the line-up yet?
> No details on the website yet.
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Anya Stang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 10:51 AM
> To: 313@hyperreal.org
> Subject: Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates
>
>
> I've heard only good things about Sonar.
> Am thinking of going for the first time. And to DEMF too,
> which is only 3 weeks before...
> So the first half of this year will be quite busy,
> what with ATP as well. Perhaps I should give the
> Big Chill a miss. ; )
>
> Anya
>
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Date: Wed 26/Feb/2003 09:24 GMT
> > To: "Toby Frith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > CC: "Grammenos, Peter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,  <313@hyperreal.org>
> > Subject: Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates
> >
> >
> > I can't argue with that!
> >
> > There's always a nice laid-back vibe in the daytime and the quality of
the
> > organization, audio & visuals at the HUGE nightime venue is excellent.
> >
> > G.
> >
> > "Toby Frith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 26/02/2003 09:10:59
> >
> > Please respond to "Toby Frith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> > To:   "Grammenos, Peter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> >   <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <313@hyperreal.org>
> > cc:
> >
> > Subject:  Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates
> >
> > it's the 10th anniversary I believe. Pretty much essential if you're
> > anywhere in Europe in June!
> >
> > - Original Message -
> > From: "Grammenos, Peter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <313@hyperreal.org>
> > Sent: 25 February 2003 22:43
> > Subject: RE: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates
> >
> > > Sonar 2003 - June 12.13.14
> > >
> > > http://www.sonar.es/portal/eng/home.htm
> > >
> > > I know i'm going this year ;)
> > >
> > > -Original Message-
> > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > > Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 5:42 PM
> > > To: 313@hyperreal.org
> > > Subject: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates
> > >
> > > what are they?
> > >
> > > plus any info from those who have attended (from your experiences to
> what
> > > it cost you) - any info on the multimedia stuff is an extra plus.
> > >
> > > thanks
> > > MEK
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Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates

2003-02-26 Thread Toby Frith
Sonar's main attraction is that it's slap bang in the middle of Barcelona.
You can go and see a showcase of Mille Plateaux artists in the afternoon,
retire to a tapas bar in the lanes for the evening, and then roll up at 3 am
to see Jeff Mills.  I didn't go in 2002, but the 2001 line-up was
remarkable...so much that if you went to see one stage, it was more often
than not the case that you were missing something else equally as good.




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To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: 26 February 2003 10:50
Subject: Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates


> I've heard only good things about Sonar.
> Am thinking of going for the first time. And to DEMF too,
> which is only 3 weeks before...
> So the first half of this year will be quite busy,
> what with ATP as well. Perhaps I should give the
> Big Chill a miss. ; )
>
> Anya
>
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Date: Wed 26/Feb/2003 09:24 GMT
> > To: "Toby Frith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > CC: "Grammenos, Peter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,  <313@hyperreal.org>
> > Subject: Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates
> >
> >
> > I can't argue with that!
> >
> > There's always a nice laid-back vibe in the daytime and the quality of
the
> > organization, audio & visuals at the HUGE nightime venue is excellent.
> >
> > G.
> >
> > "Toby Frith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 26/02/2003 09:10:59
> >
> > Please respond to "Toby Frith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> > To:   "Grammenos, Peter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> >   <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <313@hyperreal.org>
> > cc:
> >
> > Subject:  Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates
> >
> > it's the 10th anniversary I believe. Pretty much essential if you're
> > anywhere in Europe in June!
> >
> > - Original Message -
> > From: "Grammenos, Peter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <313@hyperreal.org>
> > Sent: 25 February 2003 22:43
> > Subject: RE: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates
> >
> > > Sonar 2003 - June 12.13.14
> > >
> > > http://www.sonar.es/portal/eng/home.htm
> > >
> > > I know i'm going this year ;)
> > >
> > > -Original Message-
> > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > > Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 5:42 PM
> > > To: 313@hyperreal.org
> > > Subject: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates
> > >
> > > what are they?
> > >
> > > plus any info from those who have attended (from your experiences to
what
> > > it cost you) - any info on the multimedia stuff is an extra plus.
> > >
> > > thanks
> > > MEK
>
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RE: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates

2003-02-26 Thread Robert Taylor
I'm definitely going this year.
Barcelona looks beautiful - all that trippy Gaudi architecture - great
surroundings for an electronic arts and music festival.
The booze is cheap too!
Does anyone have any clues about the line-up yet?
No details on the website yet.


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I've heard only good things about Sonar.
Am thinking of going for the first time. And to DEMF too,
which is only 3 weeks before...
So the first half of this year will be quite busy,
what with ATP as well. Perhaps I should give the
Big Chill a miss. ; )

Anya

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> 
> I can't argue with that!
> 
> There's always a nice laid-back vibe in the daytime and the quality of the
> organization, audio & visuals at the HUGE nightime venue is excellent.
> 
> G.
> 
> "Toby Frith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 26/02/2003 09:10:59
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> it's the 10th anniversary I believe. Pretty much essential if you're
> anywhere in Europe in June!
> 
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> > Sonar 2003 - June 12.13.14
> >
> > http://www.sonar.es/portal/eng/home.htm
> >
> > I know i'm going this year ;)
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> > what are they?
> >
> > plus any info from those who have attended (from your experiences to
what
> > it cost you) - any info on the multimedia stuff is an extra plus.
> >
> > thanks
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Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates

2003-02-26 Thread Anya Stang
I've heard only good things about Sonar.
Am thinking of going for the first time. And to DEMF too,
which is only 3 weeks before...
So the first half of this year will be quite busy,
what with ATP as well. Perhaps I should give the
Big Chill a miss. ; )

Anya

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> 
> 
> I can't argue with that!
> 
> There's always a nice laid-back vibe in the daytime and the quality of the
> organization, audio & visuals at the HUGE nightime venue is excellent.
> 
> G.
> 
> "Toby Frith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 26/02/2003 09:10:59
> 
> Please respond to "Toby Frith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> it's the 10th anniversary I believe. Pretty much essential if you're
> anywhere in Europe in June!
> 
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> > Sonar 2003 - June 12.13.14
> >
> > http://www.sonar.es/portal/eng/home.htm
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> > I know i'm going this year ;)
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> > what are they?
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> > it cost you) - any info on the multimedia stuff is an extra plus.
> >
> > thanks
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Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates

2003-02-26 Thread Gary . Girard

I can't argue with that!

There's always a nice laid-back vibe in the daytime and the quality of the
organization, audio & visuals at the HUGE nightime venue is excellent.

G.




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it's the 10th anniversary I believe. Pretty much essential if you're
anywhere in Europe in June!






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>
> Sonar 2003 - June 12.13.14
>
> http://www.sonar.es/portal/eng/home.htm
>
> I know i'm going this year ;)
>
>
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>
>
>
>
> what are they?
>
> plus any info from those who have attended (from your experiences to what
> it cost you) - any info on the multimedia stuff is an extra plus.
>
> thanks
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Re: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates

2003-02-26 Thread Toby Frith
it's the 10th anniversary I believe. Pretty much essential if you're
anywhere in Europe in June!






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>
> Sonar 2003 - June 12.13.14
>
> http://www.sonar.es/portal/eng/home.htm
>
> I know i'm going this year ;)
>
>
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>
>
>
>
> what are they?
>
> plus any info from those who have attended (from your experiences to what
> it cost you) - any info on the multimedia stuff is an extra plus.
>
> thanks
> MEK
>



RE: (313) Sonar Festival 2003 dates

2003-02-25 Thread Grammenos, Peter

Sonar 2003 - June 12.13.14

http://www.sonar.es/portal/eng/home.htm

I know i'm going this year ;)


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what are they?

plus any info from those who have attended (from your experiences to what
it cost you) - any info on the multimedia stuff is an extra plus.

thanks
MEK


RE: [313] Sonar/Kervorkian

2002-06-25 Thread Batory, Jason
Yes. Yes you did :(

I'm in London 19-24 July, and got quite excited at reading your post.

Any suggestions for London gigs at this time to make up for that horrifying
error on your part? 

Respect
JasonB

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> 
> Oops -  cheers, Ian ... Jeez. I could have misdirected a whole bunch of
> people.
> 
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> >Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 2:44 PM
> >To: 'Odeluga, Ken'; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org
> >Subject: RE: [313] Sonar/Kervorkian
> >
> >
> >sorry thats 27-07 on the saturday. not 23rd...
> >
> >And yes I cannot wait to see him and Derrick!! what a nite it will be!!
> >
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> >Subject: [313] Sonar/Kervorkian
> >
> >
> >>Chris Rooney: Francois Kevorkian -  amazing DJ, really, really deep
> house
> >and techno and he had a huge studio rack of effects that he knew
> >inside out, he was really into it too...seems to be the only one of those
> >New York old
> >timers that actually still buys records, heard the surgeon mix of
> >birmingham
> >by rue east
> >and son dos on los hermanos amongst others.
> >
> >To me, this is such a good sign: if anyone knows (and I mean
> >*really* knows,
> >at an intimate, even molecular level) what is good quality and
> *effective*
> >dance music - FK is amongst that few. Remember his perceptions are partly
> >honed by near-30 years of experience. The fact that he's prepared to
> throw
> >in his lot with techno, to me is highly significant, and speaks well
> about
> >the state of the music (at least on a spiritual level).
> >
> >UK peeps, remember he's @ Lost 23.7.
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Re: [313] Sonar/John Tejada

2002-06-24 Thread Mediadrome

In a message dated 6/21/02 2:42:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

<< Maybe this is on a tangent, but what exactly would people consider to be
tech-house anyway?  My personal impression of Tejada at DEMF was that his 
sound
would fall under that label, this has always been a curious term however.  I
would be interested to know what sound Mr. Tyreer would consider to be
tech-house as opposed to John Tejada's sound, for example.  >> 

I just got through listening to "daydreams in cold weather" by Tejada and it 
reminds me a lot of Larry Heard's work,  who's early stuff used to be called  
acid house. 
 
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Re: [313] Sonar/Kevorkian

2002-06-24 Thread Fred Giannelli
on 6/24/02 11:48 AM, Brent Kirkwood at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>> To me, this is such a good sign: if anyone knows (and I mean *really*
>> knows,
>> at an intimate, even molecular level) what is good quality and *effective*
>> dance music - FK is amongst that few. Remember his perceptions are partly
>> honed by near-30 years of experience. The fact that he's prepared to throw
>> in his lot with techno, to me is highly significant, and speaks well about
>> the state of the music (at least on a spiritual level).
> 
> Francois K is definitely a master.
> 
> I recall when he played in Detroit a few years ago (at Clutch Cargos), he
> played rather harder than I expected.  I don't remember much about track
> selection though.  Anyone?  It was pretty empty - an embarrassingly empty
> dance floor with everyone downstairs listening to Kooky Scientist if my
> memory is right.
> 
> Brent
> 
Frankly, I was shocked @ the turn out for FK.  I'd prefer to NOT be able to
say that Daniel Bell & I outdrew someone of FK's stature for a fraction of
his fee.  Francois was a professional and gentleman throughout, even if he
was playing to only 2 people on the floor at the end of the night.  We ended
up having breakfast @ the hotel instead of going right to sleep.  He bitched
about the state of UK trance DJ's taking over the universe.  I was in total
agreement.  He even helped carry my equipment when we left for the airport.

Of course, he doesn't even remember who I am now..

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Re: [313] Sonar/Kevorkian

2002-06-24 Thread Brent Kirkwood
To me, this is such a good sign: if anyone knows (and I mean *really* 
knows,

at an intimate, even molecular level) what is good quality and *effective*
dance music - FK is amongst that few. Remember his perceptions are partly
honed by near-30 years of experience. The fact that he's prepared to throw
in his lot with techno, to me is highly significant, and speaks well about
the state of the music (at least on a spiritual level).


Francois K is definitely a master.

I recall when he played in Detroit a few years ago (at Clutch Cargos), he 
played rather harder than I expected.  I don't remember much about track 
selection though.  Anyone?  It was pretty empty - an embarrassingly empty 
dance floor with everyone downstairs listening to Kooky Scientist if my 
memory is right.


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RE: [313] Sonar/Kervorkian

2002-06-24 Thread Odeluga, Ken
Oops -  cheers, Ian ... Jeez. I could have misdirected a whole bunch of
people.

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>To: 'Odeluga, Ken'; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org
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>
>
>sorry thats 27-07 on the saturday. not 23rd...
>
>And yes I cannot wait to see him and Derrick!! what a nite it will be!!
>
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>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Org
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>
>
>>Chris Rooney: Francois Kevorkian -  amazing DJ, really, really deep house
>and techno and he had a huge studio rack of effects that he knew
>inside out, he was really into it too...seems to be the only one of those
>New York old
>timers that actually still buys records, heard the surgeon mix of
>birmingham
>by rue east
>and son dos on los hermanos amongst others.
>
>To me, this is such a good sign: if anyone knows (and I mean
>*really* knows,
>at an intimate, even molecular level) what is good quality and *effective*
>dance music - FK is amongst that few. Remember his perceptions are partly
>honed by near-30 years of experience. The fact that he's prepared to throw
>in his lot with techno, to me is highly significant, and speaks well about
>the state of the music (at least on a spiritual level).
>
>UK peeps, remember he's @ Lost 23.7.
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RE: [313] Sonar/Kervorkian

2002-06-24 Thread Ian Cheshire
sorry thats 27-07 on the saturday. not 23rd...

And yes I cannot wait to see him and Derrick!! what a nite it will be!!

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Subject: [313] Sonar/Kervorkian


>Chris Rooney: Francois Kevorkian -  amazing DJ, really, really deep house
and techno and he had a huge studio rack of effects that he knew
inside out, he was really into it too...seems to be the only one of those
New York old
timers that actually still buys records, heard the surgeon mix of birmingham
by rue east
and son dos on los hermanos amongst others.

To me, this is such a good sign: if anyone knows (and I mean *really* knows,
at an intimate, even molecular level) what is good quality and *effective*
dance music - FK is amongst that few. Remember his perceptions are partly
honed by near-30 years of experience. The fact that he's prepared to throw
in his lot with techno, to me is highly significant, and speaks well about
the state of the music (at least on a spiritual level).

UK peeps, remember he's @ Lost 23.7.

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Re: [313] Sonar/John Tejada

2002-06-21 Thread Mediadrome

In a message dated 6/21/02 2:42:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

<< Maybe this is on a tangent, but what exactly would people consider to be
tech-house anyway?  >>

I can't get an idea of the definition of "tech-house" from the CD's  I've 
purchased with the words "tech-house" on the cover. 

At first,  I thought "tech-house"  was a combination of "house" - a music 
based on a vocal form and  "techno"  - sort of a " through-composed" form or 
spinning out.  But that didn't come through the listening.   

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Re: [313] Sonar/John Tejada

2002-06-21 Thread David Powers
Maybe this is on a tangent, but what exactly would people consider to be
tech-house anyway?  My personal impression of Tejada at DEMF was that his sound
would fall under that label, this has always been a curious term however.  I
would be interested to know what sound Mr. Tyreer would consider to be
tech-house as opposed to John Tejada's sound, for example.  I know there may be
some issues with the term tech-house being used rather loosely by certain DJs in
the UK that I'm not fully aware of here in the state.  In one way, it seems like
a lot of Detroit techno records could actually be called tech-house as they do
fall somewhere in between techno (esp. in the fullon banging sense of the term)
and house.

/d {CK}



Michael D Tyrer wrote:

> Just noticed that @ #1 in the Groovetech Top20 is John Tejada&Arian
> Leviste's 'Its Only Music'.
>
> I thought John Tejada was one of the sets I enjoyed most at Sonar.  I am not
> aware of having heard John play before but I'll certainly look out for him
> in future.  The program described John as the most prestigous name in Tech
> House.  Is that right?  What I heard him play at Sonar (and i dont know trax
> to be able to name them) was not what i interpret as Tech-house.  I believe
> John is a member of this board and would be interested to know what style he
> thougth he played.  (Groovetech I noticed also describe his track as House,
> Techno, Tech House).
>
> Its rather lame for me to say that i also rated Richie's as one of the most
> enjoyable as I'm a well known RH groupie!  Jeff Mills came on and played a
> blinder, so I wasnt really expecting Richie to better it, particularly, as
> of late, I've been disappointed with a lot of what Rich has played.  His
> first 10 minutes or so were spent showing off the remixing potential of
> Final Scratch, but from then he really rocked, and it was definately one of
> the best sets I have heard from that man in the last couple of years.
>
> I was also  impressed with Thomas Brinkman as Soul Centre and Fabrice Lig in
> his Soul Designer guise who each played on either side of John Tejada.  (And
> to think I nearly didnt go on the Friday night . a night, where I also
> then got invited to another party to hear the end of a 7hr Sven Vath set,
> with an exuberant RH partying alongside.. which really put the icing on my
> visit to Sonar!).
>
> Regards
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Re: [313] Sonar/John Tejada

2002-06-21 Thread Fab
It would be nice if some of you who went to Sonar wrote up some
reviews.especially of Tejada's set! ;)

This is also cuz it seems the list has quietened down a little

fab.

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Subject: [313] Sonar/John Tejada


> Just noticed that @ #1 in the Groovetech Top20 is John Tejada&Arian
> Leviste's 'Its Only Music'.
>
> I thought John Tejada was one of the sets I enjoyed most at Sonar.  I am
not
> aware of having heard John play before but I'll certainly look out for him
> in future.  The program described John as the most prestigous name in Tech
> House.  Is that right?  What I heard him play at Sonar (and i dont know
trax
> to be able to name them) was not what i interpret as Tech-house.  I
believe
> John is a member of this board and would be interested to know what style
he
> thougth he played.  (Groovetech I noticed also describe his track as
House,
> Techno, Tech House).
>
> Its rather lame for me to say that i also rated Richie's as one of the
most
> enjoyable as I'm a well known RH groupie!  Jeff Mills came on and played a
> blinder, so I wasnt really expecting Richie to better it, particularly, as
> of late, I've been disappointed with a lot of what Rich has played.  His
> first 10 minutes or so were spent showing off the remixing potential of
> Final Scratch, but from then he really rocked, and it was definately one
of
> the best sets I have heard from that man in the last couple of years.
>
> I was also  impressed with Thomas Brinkman as Soul Centre and Fabrice Lig
in
> his Soul Designer guise who each played on either side of John Tejada.
(And
> to think I nearly didnt go on the Friday night . a night, where I also
> then got invited to another party to hear the end of a 7hr Sven Vath set,
> with an exuberant RH partying alongside.. which really put the icing on my
> visit to Sonar!).
>
> Regards
> Mike Tyrer
> 020 7701 7113
> 07949 232 174
>
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Re: [313] Sonar/John Tejada

2002-06-21 Thread Toby Frith
I know there was a whole load of Basic Channel related talk recently, but
did anyone who went to Sonar see them play live at Moog last Friday night?

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Subject: [313] Sonar/John Tejada


> Just noticed that @ #1 in the Groovetech Top20 is John Tejada&Arian
> Leviste's 'Its Only Music'.
>
> I thought John Tejada was one of the sets I enjoyed most at Sonar.  I am
not
> aware of having heard John play before but I'll certainly look out for him
> in future.  The program described John as the most prestigous name in Tech
> House.  Is that right?  What I heard him play at Sonar (and i dont know
trax
> to be able to name them) was not what i interpret as Tech-house.  I
believe
> John is a member of this board and would be interested to know what style
he
> thougth he played.  (Groovetech I noticed also describe his track as
House,
> Techno, Tech House).
>
> Its rather lame for me to say that i also rated Richie's as one of the
most
> enjoyable as I'm a well known RH groupie!  Jeff Mills came on and played a
> blinder, so I wasnt really expecting Richie to better it, particularly, as
> of late, I've been disappointed with a lot of what Rich has played.  His
> first 10 minutes or so were spent showing off the remixing potential of
> Final Scratch, but from then he really rocked, and it was definately one
of
> the best sets I have heard from that man in the last couple of years.
>
> I was also  impressed with Thomas Brinkman as Soul Centre and Fabrice Lig
in
> his Soul Designer guise who each played on either side of John Tejada.
(And
> to think I nearly didnt go on the Friday night . a night, where I also
> then got invited to another party to hear the end of a 7hr Sven Vath set,
> with an exuberant RH partying alongside.. which really put the icing on my
> visit to Sonar!).
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Re: [313] sonar???

2002-06-19 Thread John Sokolowski

This was my first year attending Sonar and it was an amazing experience.

I'll try to post a more detailed review once things have settled in more.

John



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hey 313s who were at SONAR this year, how was it
y.

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Re: [313] Sonar meet-up

2002-06-11 Thread Fixer
I think a client just bought me tickets to come to a small town south of
Bercelona on thursday, what a coincidence of timing!  I will see about
staying in Barcelona and might be around for a meet-up.


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RE: [313] Sonar meet up

2002-06-03 Thread daweed
I'll be there from tuesday 11th. Hey Collin, I'm looking forward to meet you
there!! my mobile phone no is 609 125 183. If any of you wants to meet or
need anything while you are staying ther just give me a call (+34 if calling
from out of spain)

cheers
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> HI all,
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> I will be heading to Snar this year. May i know who else on the list will
be
> heading there? I will be in Barcelona on 12 JUne night.
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> Your techno friend from SIngapore,
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Re: [313] Sonar meet up

2002-06-03 Thread s mcgill
I'll be there from the 11th.
Looking forward to the Tresor party.

SM
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RE: [313] Sonar

2002-04-08 Thread Grammenos, Peter


I'm also heading over to Sonar this year before going over to Thailand and
would like to know of places to stay, eat, etc.. Also, if enough people are
going maybe we should all have a little 313 siesta while listening to some
detroit escalator company ;)

-Pete

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Whilst on the subject of Sonar (albeit vaguely) does anyone have any hints
or tips on places to stay? My g/f & I are looking for an appartment but so
far they're either all booked-up or too expensive. Even a link to a good
site that we might not know about would be helpful.

Thanks,
Gary.


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Subject: Re: [313] Sonar 2001 tickets

2001-04-19 Thread David Hampson
>>
Does anyone know if you can get tickets delivered to the U.K?

GG
<<


Gary

Last year they did not ship tickets overseas - you have to collect them from
the ticket unit outside on the day (1 hour queue) - or you could go over to
Barcelona beforehand and get tickets from a ticket agent such as FNAC at the
top of La Rambla.

Babydiddy



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