Hi,
Well, there are some technical problems with vinyl, which limit the total
amount of music you can put on one side. Dance music with lots of bass and
swishing hi-hats sounds best if there is a maximum of 8.00 to 10.00 minutes
per side. So if an artist makes a track of say 6 minutes, he or
To my homie - Mr. Al Oldam (aka Mr. Dj T-1000),
MUCH RESPECT FOR BREAKING IT DOWN!!! I was going to respond in simular
fashion, but after reading your response, I can relax and finish watchin' the
LAKERS beat the HEAT!
WELL SAID MY BROTHA!
:-)
peace respect,
TP
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From: Doctor Schinkelfunk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2000 2:29 AM
Subject: Re: (313) 2 track EP's SUCK!
Hi,
Well, there are some technical problems with vinyl, which limit the total
amount of music you can put on one side.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Nomenclature aside, I'd rather buy a 12 w/ 2 loud, fat-ass tracks than a
4-song EP where only one or two of the tracks are any good.
Also, 12s can only hold so much per side. You can fit more, but at
the expense of audio quality (grooves can't be as wide/deep); usually
In a message dated 3/5/00 7:46:46 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Good point, but what would You say about records that have only 1 track
(btw
really a SINGLE by all means ;) on side A , BUT side B has nothing
on??? I remember myself thinking of this issue when I was considering of
buying
Queen Street West is probably the best street
to shop for music. Here's a small list of places
to check out:
Penguin and Metropolis are just a bit off on the
south block's. Let me know if you need more info.
~ metropolis 364 - 0230 (best for cd / vinyl)
~ penguin 597 - 1687 (best for cd)
~
if you happen to be on that strip, also try and check out cosmos (beside the
record peddler). a great source for used hard to find vinyl.
also for new releases try play d (play the record) and traxx on yonge st
(both just north of dundas st)
hope that helps too
From: p i e t r o [EMAIL
Assembled 01/02 is just an average Eevolute release in my opinion.
A few breathtaking tracks but many forgetable ones as well. Most
of the Florence tracks are good and the Wladimir M. tracks arent
(mainly because of the spoken word vocals in most of his tracks).
Some highlights from this one are
I guess this, too is off topic, but does anybody know of good used
record stores in LA to buy mid-1980's LA Electro? (Think Egyptian Lover,
The Unkown DJ, etc.)
Thanks in advance.
Nomenclature aside, I'd rather buy a 12 w/ 2 loud, fat-ass tracks than a
4-song EP where only one or two of the tracks are any good. We've all been
there (and I've probably put a few out).
i'll second that opinion.
PS. Assuming anyone on the list actually listens to techno anymore, the new
3///6///00
Orthlorng_Musork presents
in association with SUBTEXT:
a special evening w/
TIMEBLIND [live_mode]
aka Chris Sattinger
orthlorng_musork|kanzleramt|blacknation
KIT CLAYTON [dj_mode]
cytrax|delay|scape
in celebration of releasing
Timeblind_bloatware ep
@ Tonic [mainstage]
107
OK y'all, Play De Record is good for hip hop and techno but I'm tellin you,
Speed is the place to be. All other places like Traxx and whatever carry
mainstream garbage (I'm talkin bout TOP 40 business) and will jack up there
prices claiming that everything is from overseas. So hit up Speed and
recently got 'Mixed up in the Hague Vol 1' cd on panama records and can't
recommend this mix enough, absolutley brilliant!
so if you see it grab it, think there's only going to be 700 odd so copies
on panama records
take care
jason
Let me guess, the mix-cd is electro, right? What's on it and where can you
get it? The Hague is know for it's excellent electro. Bunker 3000 records
puts out some great stuff!
John
The latest stop in the hawtin tour was last night here in perth, along
with a whole bunch of other people I'm not interested in (aheh... like
Adam Freeland).
Man, it f*ckin rocked... absolutely no mercy from hawtin, just
continuously funky records, mostly hard stuff, along with the
occasional
Moodymann is notorious for doing the single sided record. I'd agree
with the rest of the crew here - I quite like the idea of an absolutely
excellent track all by itself, plenty of pressing space for some fat
bass. If the song is good enough, that's all that matters. Also, i like
to think of
recently got 'Mixed up in the Hague Vol 1' cd on panama records and can't
recommend this mix enough, absolutley brilliant!
Anyone know who is handling the distribution of this CD in the States? I
can't find any distributors here that were able to snag any copies, let
alone know anything about
David H. wrote:
recently got 'Mixed up in the Hague Vol 1' cd on panama records and can't
recommend this mix enough, absolutley brilliant!
Anyone know who is handling the distribution of this CD in the States? I
can't find any distributors here that were able to snag any copies, let
Most records have only one choon on them that I would play, so I am more or
less paying full price for one five minute track at a time anyway.
I think if you hear a record that you like, even if it has only got one
track on it you should still buy it.
We the listeners are not into buying
i disagree. eps and 12s cos the same price,
so who cares how many tracks are on there?
it's about quality, not quantity. some of my
favorite records have a track on side A
and side B is the instrumental of side A.
i'd rather 2 good tracks on a 12 or EP
than 4 tracks just so it can be said there's
re: what you wrote below:
Pure5 DJ T-1000 - Track Machine (1998)
is what you're looking for. gritty goodness
i encourage you to buy. andrew duke :)
Ivars Mednis wrote:
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From: Doctor Schinkelfunk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2000
dave: the kdj on moods and grooves is a one
sided 2 track 12. the second track is a cut up
of a ten city track (memory escapes me re:
which one, but i posted re: this before) and the
first track is played on show 596 of Andrew Duke's
In The Mix (archive on cognition: http://techno.ca/cognition)
if
Andrew Duke wrote:
today, especially
with cds, artists often jam up cds to 74 +
minutes and some of it is filler because of this.
if they did 40 minute LPs and 40 min cds,
the quality might be higher.
Case in point:
Lil' Louis - Journey With The Lonely clocks in at 48:57 minutes :)
Otto
I agree that quality is far more important than quantity (although I
wouldn't mind to buy 4-trackers with all 4 tracks being big time smokers
; , I mentioned that case just because that made me really think of
this 1 vs. more tracker issue. It also has happened to me that I buy a
few-track
In a message dated 3/5/00 12:43:32 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I also hate it when somebody puts out a 2x12 and refers to
it as an EP. Wrong ! It's a double-pack ! (the only difference between a
double-pack and an album is a full album cover).
So what's your
Would anyone in the know care to enlighten us as far as the stats of Motor
after the incident?
J.
--
Knecht
What was the incident? I just went to the website and noticed Carl Cox is
coming as well as MR.C
Bout time!
G'day folks.
The first issue of Overload:Media - the new UK based fanzine, is in the
shops now. Featuring interviews with Ben Sims and Surgeon, a feature on the
ongoing UR vs Sony copyright infringement issue, and contributions from the
old Magic Feet gang, it's a damn good read and it costs
also worth checking out for Loft releases music
http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/1392/LoftClassics.html
jason
Just to wander from the intended topic slightly - I'd be curious to hear
what kind of set Carl Cox plays at Motor. He's undoubtedly a skilful mixer
in the technical department, but in recent years he's opted for the path of
rancid cheese and superstardom - playing speed garage and trance, and
On the other hand, I've been told that the kdj on moods / grooves
isn't actually that good (I guess when you compare it to other
moodyman stuff). I'll still hear it for myself, if mike grant decides to
repress the sucker.
Wrong. Its good. I guess you could measure it against KDJ's
To note further,
I think that maybe this release is suffering from having another kdj release
out that is stealing the spotlight. That's fine, but don't over look this
track. I remeber the same thing seemed to happen when Mills put out Kat Moda
and then Force Universalle. Both are great, but
As far as motor, that's no big deal for them, they will recover...They
are doing really well now.Better than ever...and there are actually some
quality artists stepping up to the decks---the drinks are still sub-standard
though... 13-Below was my personal cup-of-tea
Now Carl Cox
On the other hand, I've been told that the kdj on moods / grooves
isn't actually that good (I guess when you compare it to other
moodyman stuff). I'll still hear it for myself, if mike grant decides to
repress the sucker.
Don't be so quick to judge. Assess that one [everything] with your own
In a message dated 3/6/00 9:22:25 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I also hate it when somebody puts out a 2x12 and refers to
it as an EP. Wrong ! It's a double-pack ! (the only difference between a
double-pack and an album is a full album cover).
So what's your point?
Read the above
Staurt McMillan (Soma/ Slam/ Counterplan/ Pressure) won't buy a 12 record
unless its got a half decent 2nd side/ track, thats why he only travels
with 10 -15 records.
jason
In a message dated 3/6/00 8:07:35 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I also hate it when somebody puts out a 2x12 and refers to
it as an EP. Wrong ! It's a double-pack ! (the only difference between a
double-pack and an album is a full album cover).
So what's your
I went there on Saturday to see Krust do a live drum and bass set. Got the
chance to talk to Josh and John for a bit afterwards.
Nothing's really changed besides the fact that they now really have to put
up a very conservative, safe facade. Ya, sure there was some sketchy
characters coming to
I use the same criteria - money better spent. Its little cost corners like
that that can be the difference between a good collection and a great
collection.
J.
Staurt McMillan (Soma/ Slam/ Counterplan/ Pressure) won't buy a 12 record
unless its got a half decent 2nd side/ track, thats why
redesigned and improved. again
www.synewave.com
W
Riots aren't common but drama is.
Just look at Ritchie's track record: his Kompressed party got totally busted
before it even happened with police following him and his crew around for
days; his performance in Louisville never happened since the police decided
to crash the party; and in Chicago I
Similarly, it seems like a lot of DJs overlook 10s, and 7s. It seems like
a shame to me. Good music is good music, plain and simple. If you don't
buy it, you don't have it. My personal budget strategy tends to be if I'm
going to hear it a lot when I go out, then why pay for it? Otherwise, it
I found this on mp3.com from Eevo-Lute artists TV99AD -
http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/30/tv99ad.html
There's some pretty good stuff there, if you like the Eevo-Lute sound, check
it out.
Ross
PS. No I'm not one of the band! Wish I was...
I saw Ben Sims play this Friday at the Silo in Belgium. Keep your eye on
this guy. He is really brilliant behind the decks. Clearly his hiphop past
is reflected in his mixing. I saw him do stuff I've never seen a dj do
before. Really cool. Although I'm coming down a bit from this hard looped
Amen to that! Ben's an outstanding DJ - a real breath of fresh air. I saw
him play a few months back and it was very apparent to me that I'd never
seen anyone with a style like his. As John points out, he's very hip-hop
influenced in the mix, but he's pretty subtle with it too - definitely
Ok,
Since I seem to get some support here on the Ben Sims-case: for those who
understand Dutch [mmpff :-), that will be a great lot of you ] I
interviewed Ben Sims for Bassic Groove magazine and that interview should
appear somewhere in May. Yep, I know, still a long time, but it will be
worth
I guess it depends a bit on the tracks on the e.p. I don't mind if an ep
just has two tracks, good music is good music. I rather have problems with
these looped techno tracks that don't change at all for about five or six
minutes. Sometimes you can even see this when you look at the grooves of
Well, there are the disagreements on this list, but based off subject headings,
(but don't judge a book by its cover) it would seem that we agree that some
things SUCK! and other things kick ass! Glad we can be emphatic. Boo for 2
trackers! Yeah for Ben Sims! What happens if Ben Sims puts out
.. i wonder, if anyone has background (HA!) info on
IMAX / VONSCHOMMER, who record for the detroit
based deep chords imprint?
I picked up dcv07 which is more than brilliant,
outstanding deep. It`s perfect in each detail.
I -need- to have contact to the people behind.
I know about their
workz reckons...
...I get really annoyed and feel
somewhat ripped off when an artist realeases
an [slab of vinyl] with only two tracks
DisagreeIt's what's in the grooves that counts.
1 Killer Kut you've just *got* to have...
It's a buy decision for sure
Who ever thought of
so what the hell happened?
Would anyone in the know care to enlighten us as far as the stats of Motor
after the incident?
J.
--
Knecht
Just a little reminder for those of you (us) who haven't yet heard, next Sat.
March 11.
Organic Presents
* BASSICKS *
(flyer transciption courtesy of J. Knecht)
DJS
Mark Grant
Guidance/Cajual Recording Artist - Chicago
From producing, playting worldwide and having residencies at two of
OK.
This is all secondhand info, which I why I hesistated to post anything
publicly.
I'll keep speculation and commentary to a minimum.
Thurs night- Motor
A few undercover police officers, accompanied by undercover channel 4 news,
were able to buy GHB (or roofies aka date rape drug) from a
I whinged:-
Like why are double packs almost twice the price
of a single EP? Or is this just the U.K.??
DJT1000 replies
Because it's double the vinyl,
hence double the price.
Vinyl costs about 5c.
Admittedly there are some extra costs to recoup, like
cutting more studio time. *but*
Hi all,
Just thought I'd drop a quick note about the We Like You Humans party
that occurred on Saturday in Detroit. The lineup included Heather Hart, Adam
X, Twonz, Murat, and Kenny Glasgow, among others.
There was a fair amount of hype for this party, since it was the first large
primarily
My last sale list was a smashing success, so I’ve decided
to go for an encore performance. This time I’m mostly getting rid of stuff
I got recently that I liked, but I think I have too much music to
give it the attention it deserves. The rules:
1) Trades offered off my want list get credit equal
moi: re the UK
btw the other semi-scam that operates here
is the 'fake import'.
ulysses asks
Is that like buying Chain Reaction Records in
Europe? Pressed in Detroit, by German artists.
Worse actually - as US gear faces an import tariff on
entry to the EU market so a higher price is
Like why are double packs almost twice the price of a
single EP? Or is this just the U.K.??
Really!! or why are 12 beats records twice the price of any other 12
??
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It all comes down to supply annd demand baby.
Like why are double packs almost twice the price of a
single EP? Or is this just the U.K.??
Really!! or why are 12 beats records twice the price of any other 12
??
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Get Your Private,
Not really 313 related, but I just gotta say that the new(ish) Everthing But
the Girl album is smooth like butta. Sweet house grooves that I'm dying to
drop on a Sunday Morn.
Oh, yeah, and my apologies for my diaretic 313 use today. Spring Fever makes
it very hard to concentrate on work. =)
Karma recently released Thrillseekers on Spectrum Works; a new
Cologne-based imprint, run by German producers Lars Vegas and Kabuki. I got
a 12 with King Britt's remix of high Priestess plus a couple of nice
cuts. I don't have the LP but I've seen it here in Italy so it should be
easily
Hi David,
If i'm not mistaken the CD is just released since today.
If you can't find a local shop who has it you can always order from Clone
directly: www.clone.nl
The tracklisting can be found here: http://fly.to/panamamix
richard
recently got 'Mixed up in the Hague Vol 1' cd on panama
Mr. Sines/anyone-
Could you kindly re-post the URL for information on the gig on the 13th?
Cya there,
-ted
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Do
Isn't this a cool ride? Aaron is ceratinly mixing up some fun these
days. Cheap, too.
jeff
--
jeff
10,000 people all screaming the same thing at the same time are wrong,
even if they're right.
dancing/about/architecture ...with wandering
Is it just me or is anybody else sick of the
fish-feed-create-the-*news*-to-justify-our-existence hype train which the news
coverage has bought into these days? Most of that shit isn't newsexposing
so-called scandals of which anybody with half a clue has been aware for years,
milking anything
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