forgot about Evil Deadfilmed in Lansing. The sequel too I think.
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Lester Kenyatta Spence [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ph.D. Candidate in American Politics
University of Michigan
"Strive for excellence in al
Anyone remember The Kentucky Fried Movie?? During the Bruce Lee spoof the
Villain condemns some guy"Send him to Detroit" and the guards drag
the guy out screaming. Pretty good indication of Detroit's awful rep during
the 80s...
Good thing we know better. Wish someone would send me to De
"Get the Hell Outta Hamtown" ??!!
Anyway, Groove is scheduled for theatrical release in June with the
first showing in San Francisco. I'm an investor in it so remember that
when you plunk your hard-earned Lincolns on the ticket counter :)
It's gonna be a trip when my friends become movie stars f
Ambient Zone RTRFM 92.1 Playlist 16/04/2k
Presented by A_Zed
Void Travelling - Plasmalamp (Worm Interface)
Kern - Frank Bretschneider (Mille Plateaux)
Dx-Snth - Jochem Paap (Fax)
Loop - Ken Ishii (R&S)
Pisa - Vladislav Delay (Sigma Editions)
2000 B1 - Salz (
> Alright kids, the last two times I've seen Mike Huckaby spin, he's thrown
> down this incredible jam. No vocals, it's got these crazy warped disco-ish
> samples, and a synth line that arpeggiates in a shuffle-y way. The track
> is all over the place, the breaks and fills in it are completely mad.
Since this has been a topic of late, I got this from a friend at the
Michigan Film Office. It's an official list of feature films in
Michigan. I know that it was mentioned that a lot of films are made
outside like Hollywood, but today that's different. Many of the films
today are being shot in Cana
>Does anyone know what gear the Hacker uses? I'm talking about those
> creamy PWM strings and nice dry drum beats. Someone said that it's a tr-505
> but I really dont think so.
Sounds like it this tho. Its a cheap drummachine nevertheless.
You can get those PWM strings out of cheap as shit ma
Is there someone who already checked Parralaxx Coorporations' - long
awaited and already before release
achieving cult status - Coca Disco 12"??? If so please give me an
extensive report, I didn't have time
to visit the dealer this week :(.
I shouldn't be contributing to such a lame thread, but nobody seems to be
stating what hopefully most people would think if they saw this toy; who
cares?is everyone one this list this UPTIGHT all the time? I think DJ
Ken is pretty cool and a neat indicator of the times. I can picture the two
Came out in late '96 I believe. That label was focused on the hard house
genre, and with the recent fading popularity of hard house in Chicago, Bobby
D. (the label's owner) decided to close up for business late last year. I
think they might have released perhaps 100 different EP's or so altogethe
How old is that track? Other hits on that label?
Proffit
From: "Matthew L. Thompson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: "Matthew L. Thompson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Subject: Re: (313) track id
Date: Sat, 15 Apr 2000 20:27:07 -0500
"How To Run A Train" is by MCM-13... originally
Diana Potts wrote:
> why couldnt they have waited till MAY!?
It is in May - on Saturday the 27th!
That's all I know.
Gerald
Alright kids, the last two times I've seen Mike Huckaby spin, he's thrown
down this incredible jam. No vocals, it's got these crazy warped disco-ish
samples, and a synth line that arpeggiates in a shuffle-y way. The track
is all over the place, the breaks and fills in it are completely mad. Last
ni
> Hey Emma:
> For those of you that do not knowthere is truly an arrogance about our
> music, that, like it or not, needs to be outlined and defended.
ok. hang on!
I agree with the essence of all you have written. I have been
misunderstood if you thought you needed to say those things.
I s
Some one directly involved with the Farris Beuler Day's Off (sp?) film was
from Detroit.
If you watch, sneaky Detroit stuff is placed all over. Like Red Wings shirts
AND (the part I feel cool about)...in the beginning a kid is wearing a green
and white Varsity Jacket-i think it even has the Fa
As far as my comments a couple day ago on this stupid thread that wont go away ,
I was just stating that raves have become a part of "youth culture" and that's
why your seeing more advertisements like DJ Ken or Baby Pop Poppers.
Sadly, I still have to go to these youth gatherings to see the occasio
I do think people look at the 'old days' with rose coloured specs. As I
recall it has always been the case that there were people on the scene who
were only in it for the most superficial reasons and who knew nothing about
the music, from 1988 (when I first discovered the music) right through 't
This comes up a lot here and elsewhere and I have been thinking about it a
great deal lately. Several times I have wanted to post something, then
thought better of it. But I think there is scope for a little balance.
I just thought I would present some other ways of looking at 'music
journalists'.
"Michael Rappaport" reminded me.
"Zebrahead", if you come across it, was done here. I actually auditioned
for it but lost out due to not having any proper representation (ie, an
agent). Which wasn't so bad because by the time the film finished, my
character just stood around and grinned. Th
Speaking of world class wrekin' cru, what albums of their's is any good. I
found Turn Off the Lights. Is that the one with "Calling Dr Dre to surgury"
lyrics???
Hmmm. Can't remember, but check out "Love Letters" if you can find it (and
yep, I gots it). I think it's a better track, and I swea
Hi all,
Just a reminder of Sunday's Ambient Zone program 23.00-01.00 (WST)
on RTRFM 92.1 FM Perth, Western Australia, which you can check out
via realaudio at - http://rtrfm.ii.net
The finest low-frequency electronic listening music showcased each week.
I'm on again this week with the usual b
Yes! thanks to all who contributed to these being put up. My
attempt at swimming to detroit from australia failed, so these are
the next best thing.
Now, what you would all expect - a track id please. The first mix on
there, phred and low (nice electro cuts btw) at around the 24
minute mark. T
Right..!.. one of my babies shouted this out to me this AM:
" His name is BLAINE the DJ and he kicks it with the Generation Girls!"
... not yer mama's Barbie dolls...,
J. E. v. F-B. B.
Minto Chempotical George wrote:
> On Thu, 13 Apr 2000, Klaas-Jan Jongsma wrote:
>
> > Now we are talking about Italo can someone tell me what track Mills
> > sampled for his Humana EP? I thought it was a Gino Soccio track (hope i
> > spelled his name right..) but i could be wrong
>
> I think it
why couldnt they have waited till MAY!?
From: Gerald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) 430 West anniversary party
Date: Sat, 15 Apr 2000 14:52:16 -0400
Does anyone have any info on this - like who's playing, etc?
Cheers,
Gerald
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>Well that's not too surprising -- most record reviewers these days don't
even
>seem to know what 4/4 time is :) The Rough Guides to House and Drum and
Bass
>try and draw the distinction between the two genres by claiming something to
>the effect of "a breakbeat can roughly be defined as a bea
Saturday, April 15, 2000 Reflections www.flyfm.net 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Central
Standard Time
A:xus - Nice to See You Again - Guidance
Marcel - On The Beach - Nuphonic
Sunburst Band - Delicious - Azuli / Z Records
Grover Washington Jr. - Sausalito - Universal Music Operations (1977)
Ballistic Brothers
"How To Run A Train" is by MCM-13... originally appeared on Jasper Stone
Records on the EP "Versatile Styles Vol I." Classic Chicago hard house
track.
Matt
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Homepage: http://magicmattkelly.tripod.com
> That tracks called "How to run a train". I've got it in a 12 with
>
That tracks called "How to run a train". I've got it in a 12 with
"Percolator Mix" by cajmere on the other side, it may be another cajmere
track but there are no artist names on the record.
Good mix though.
Stewart
> -Original Message-
> From: Blair McBride [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> S
"Detroit: I Do Mind Dying (A Study in Urban Revolution)" by Dan Georgakas
and Marvin Surkin.
An in depth account of the black revolutionary social movements of the 1960s
and 1970s in Detroit.
Something you won't find in most history books.
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