Oh god, that movie was horrible. Dan Akroyd and Howard Hessman (Johnny
Fever from WKRP in Cincinnati) were in that weren't they? Filmed around
'81 I think.
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IS this album by dan cutin out yet, coz i havent seen it in aussieland?
can someone post a review and details???
ta,
tan...
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Chicago House is about pickled vegetables!
hi all,
just wanted to make sure that everyone knows about this tuesday's record
release for 'odic force' at the motor.
'odic force' is local producer, aubrey hoermann's awesome electro-tech
project, that shouldn't be missed, or will truly be missed.
the motor would like to welcome you for
Has anyone heard Matthew Herbert DJ ?
The Matterhorn
For Booking info call Lily
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Well let me just say that you can add me to the long line of mills
fans. That guy actually lived up to his hype and more, something i
never would have expected considering the hype surrounding him.
The man is INHUMAN... i saw a video of him once and thought it
had been sped up - it hadn't. He
He's playing on the 6th of May in WA and 20th of May in Sydney, not sure of
the other dates yet
Should be wicked :) After seeing him the last time he was in Sydney, I am
psyched for the next!!!
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To: '313' 313@hyperreal.org
Date:
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I've been waiting for others to report on Jeff Mills' dates in Sydney and
Melbourne, but since no one has I will do the honours as I think his
Australian (Art Of Connecting) Tour warrants it! Note: this is fairly
subjective and discursive.
I caught Jeff Mills twice this last week, in Sydney (I
A1, very disco'ish sound, will work great on the dancefloor but the sound
could have been a little bit more 'fuller'. After a while it becomes a bit
long-winded, but still a good track though!
B1, comparable to the if you want a job done brown elbow conspiracy
sound, slow tempo, with some echoed
I saw DJ Ken this weekend in Toronto. He rocked some hard tech-house and
the crowd really ate it up. Barbie looked a little too fucked up to
notice though. I heard she has a nasty crystal habit.
Kevin
You're all missing the obvious. :)
Maybe a little girl will be given a set of dolls and she will play with
them, let Barbie have a go on the decks, and grow up associating the decks
with her dolls and then, having reached her teens and fully discovered
music, decide to get onto the decks herself.
out for several weeks now.
Dan Curtin - Pregenesis - 2xLP - Elypsia - ely022
Dan Curtin really needs no further introduction, so will jump straight to
the album, released on Elypsia after several delays. The albums opens very
soulful with the somewhat downtempo Fixation track and in the same
Will anyone be recording this mix? I work on a Sunday newspaper so Saturdays
are very hectic and, basically, I'm out of the loop all day but I'd love to
hear this.
Let me know if there are any good samaritans out there who can help with
this.
Thanks
Tim
Hiya folks.
I've been off list for a few days and have only just finished wading through
the backlog. There's been a fair amount of trivia, but also some really
important stuff being addressed, which is good.
I've been debating something in my head for a while and I'd like to open it
to a
teth:
Has anyone heard Matthew Herbert DJ ?
Yeah, we had him play at our Radius night in Cardiff back in February.
He played an excellent set of quirky old and new material, including a
fair bit of his own stuff, lots of Playhouse and Perlon, plus artists
like Titonton and Dan Curtin. Brilliant
teth:
Has anyone heard Matthew Herbert DJ ?
Tom wrote:
Yeah, we had him play at our Radius night in Cardiff back in February. He
played an excellent set of quirky old and new material, including a fair
bit of his own stuff, lots of Playhouse and Perlon, plus artists like
Titonton and Dan
Get the Hell Outta Hamtown ??!!
filmed in detroit hamtramck (hence, hamtown) in 1996. soundtrack has been
released, but film is still unreleased.
check out www.planetant.com for further info.
also, last thursday saw the premiere @ the gold dollar of a local
film/documentary centered around
He dj-ed at one of my events called 'fluid' once.
he did a live-set (wishmountain) and dj-ed.(herbert)
the dj-ing was nice. a combination of house, electro and experimental beats.
he has a sort of chicago feel in his sets.
just enough to keep the floor in a soulfull mood.
cheers
DJ Lady Aïda
the unfortunate thing about dj ken etal is we are now sleepwalking. we don't
even care about things like this anymore because we have been so inundated
by it.[snip]
the issue i have with
this, however, is it changes history -- pop culture is one of the
foundations of our history -- and
is that his real name? or is it a techno take off on samuel L. jackson?
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Date: Sun, 16 Apr 2000 18:04:03 PDT
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org
From: laura gavoor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Music may not have a color however, the business most certainly does. I
suggest you do your homework and further investigate the premises
Sorry for the off topic post, but I know there must be some web designers on
this list who may be interested...
My boss has given me the go ahead to begin redesigning our website here at
work.
It's really quite simple stuff. The list is like this...
-reorganize the content that already exists
Some spooky electro:
Erotek: I shall tek thee (Metroplex)
Mark Floyd: Condition Red (Underground Resistance)
UR: Interstellar Fugitives (Underground Resistance)
everything Drexciya ever made
Cybotron: R-9 (Fantasy)
Ectomorph: Subsonic Vibrations (Interdimentional Transmissions)
Good luck finding
wow, do you work for mattel?
sigh
you think they're trying to *discover* dj
culture?!
Yes, I do. I think any and every large toy company does it's
damnedest to research exactly what's on the horizon for youth
cultures. And I think they found that turntables and dance music
were hot
sadly, you are a flame baiter. i expected more for some reason.
sigh
m
From: Ian Malbon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2000 17:49:06 -0400
To: Marie Kacmarek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) okay, this rave for the masses dross
plug mode on
Check out Southern Outpost's 'Setting The Agenda' 12, available from
Submerge in the US and Formic in Germany. Some Aussie electro for
your system!
The next Southern Outpost ep 'Boogie Down 313' will be out in a fortnight.
plug mode off
Peace,
Patrick.
At 1:19 PM -0500
Check out stuff off of Ersatz Audio: www.ersatzaudio.com
--On Monday, April 17, 2000, 1:19 PM -0500 varsha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
okay...
so i find myself grooving to some electro sounds as of late, and i'd like
to
get my hands on some more of the same.
the stuff really striking a
hey mike-
i actually read that book some years ago and am quite familiar with deleuze
and guattari. the book happens to relay some of this information in a pretty
approachable format avoiding deterritorialization and desiring machine squat
and gobble that is not exactly common rhetoric for the
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