Havent sent out a reminder in awhile. Just want to
let you know that Inaudible is still broadcasting.
Just a quick note to remind you of tonight's Inaudible
Radio/Webcast which will be broadcasting this
evening from 9-11 pm Eastern Standard Time.
To listen over the internet visit
WORD...I've seen 'em both and as much as I hate going along with the crowd -
on anything - ...my answer is also Mr. May;)
Peace,
Mark*
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From: trak head [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 3:38 PM
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If
4/26/2k Inaudible Radio/Webcast Setlist...
9-10 pm by lance...
. Rhythm Sound: density (Rhythm Sound)
. Rhythm Sound: distance (Rhythm Sound)
. Pole Fremd (Matador/Kiff sm)
. Thomas Fehlmann: fellmaus (~Scape)
. Sutekh: periods.make.sense #1 (Force Inc)
. Kit Clayton: reins (~Scape)
. Gramm:
Maybe that should read Ongaku...
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Just wanted to drop a line and remind you guys and girls of tonight's
airing of some new releases on moods n' grooves.
Sorry I 've already packed my bags and I'm on my way out, but I believe
it's release number 007 and 008 , one of which is anthony shakir (da
sampla),
samplaholic' mg-008. The
derrick,
cant miss him!
-meighen
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Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2000 11:08:08 EDT
In a message dated 4/26/00 11:06:37 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Location: Glasgow
Date: 13th May 2000
Derrick May - Temple
From: environ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Oliver Barkovic [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) dbx - giving it to ya raw
Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2000 14:10:21 -0400
A must-have for DBX phreaks. Fuck the tens of producers that stole Dan
Bell's sound and check out the real deal. Who
Hi Jason,
I've received The Rough Guide To Techno (Thanks Tim, excellent job!)
yesterday and thanks to that nice piece of work I can answer question A)
about Mills. Don't mind if I already use a quote (?): 'In 1992, however,
Mills decided to accept the offer of a residency at Peter Gatien's
Paul is currently releasing on Fragmented plus his own Stimulus and Tactical
labels. Previous releases on Fracture (Blueprint spinoff) and, er, quite a
few more I think. His debut album on Fragmented from a couple of years back
should also be findable. Apparently he was propping up the back wall
Jason Birchmeier wrote:
I'm writing a biographical piece on the group's music for my independant
study and am curious about the early contributions by Jeff Mills and Robert
Hood.
A) when exactly did Mills stop collaborating with Banks?
It sounds as though he was involved with the X-101 record
sloes schreef:
I don't know what that even is
and I'm living in Holand.
Can you give me any clue ?
Melodymaker is a (mailorder)shop specialised in Italo Dance.. Their
stock
ranges from Cowley/Moroder, the italo rarities comps etc. to venga
boys..
Is this the same shop
Where does he does DJ though?
I've never seen him listed for a set at any of the usual techno haunts.
I remember reading an interview where he said if he had to choose,
he'd rather be a DJ than a producer.
Now for someone who capable of doing tracks like he is, this seems
like a strange choice!
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hello all,
Please excuse my ignorance, but what is rz-1? Sounds like a synth to me but I
can't seem to find any info on it. Any help/clarification appreciated!
I gotta agree with the rest of you- the new accelrate/dbx is fabu!
thanks,
out
jim
Dan,
drop me a line when you get a chance. If someone has dan's email and
he's not here flip it to me, I lost my address book and I need to
interface. Thank you :)
-Giles.
The Casio RZ-1 is a drum machine that became one of DBX's signatures.
You can hear it on everything from De La Soul to Harthouse techno,
too, but DBX really embodies the use of the box. It's hi-hats and
claps are very distinctive.
http://machines.hyperreal.org/manufacturers/Casio/RZ-1/
Cheers,
You know traxx will make you sweat, and if you stand too close he'll
get his sweat on you! Traxx is the originator of DJ'ing as an athletic
event!
kent williams -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, 25 Apr 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
doors at 10
18+ welcome
$5
Bring it on.
On Thu, 27 Apr 2000, The Deliverator wrote:
hello all,
Please excuse my ignorance, but what is rz-1? Sounds like a
synth to me but I can't seem to find any info on it. Any help/clarification
appreciated!
Here is a picture of an RZ-1.
http://www.drummachine.org/dmmpict/rz1_f.jpg
An
UH uh uh...yeah yeah yeah...ABACUS is comin to NYC!!!
this saturday the 29th of April join FOUNDATION in bringing a warm welcome
to
AUSTIN BASCOM aka ABACUS aka A:xus guidance chicago/toronto
austins new release is one of the hottest albums of the year...smoothed out
lovin...all hott and
its simple to find- cdnow- and it was co worked by
maurizio and fehlmann from orb.
m.
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the machine are Dance Mania producers and rockmusicians... Hint hint ;)
Proffit
and the first UR 18 the Fury? who did make it? why
is this records deleted?
-- jim proffit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-I red somewhere that Mills did The Punisher
(UR017) when the rest of UR
were touring in Europe, and it was shortly after
that when he desided to
leave UR. Was it late '92
Corrections.
a place to hang out with friends. no cover. no line. very reasonably
priced drinks. as always your attentive bartender, Brook Campbell,
will be removing items of clothing for tips.
Resident DJ Derek Plaslaiko.
special guests this week:Johnny Saco, Carlos Souffront and Keith Kemp
2 that you haven't mentioned that come to mind at the moment are:
Ursula Rucker - with King Britt most recently on Guidance, she's done other
things with KB on
Ovum as well.
i think she also did something with josh wink and 4hero and afaik she's
working on her own album at the moment.
While books are in issue i'd like to recommend a book i picked up from the
music library at uni. It's a brand new book but from a major publisher so it
shouldnt be to hard to track down. Its called
Discographies : dance music, culture and the politics of sound By Jeremy
Gilbert and Ewan
Hi all,
Can someone repost the URL for that Heckle Jeckle/DGP set in RealVideo?
Thanks,
Dan
Dan Sicko
http://www.reverbmag.com
http://www.techno-rebels.com
Dan and everyone else,
Please understand that Heckle Jeckle and the Detroit Grand Pubahs are two
completly seperate groups.
Heckle and Jeckle are John Billybob Williams and Paris.
Detroit Grand Pubahs are Andy Dr. Toefinger Toth and Paris the Black Fu.
thanks,
jonlayne
Dan Sicko wrote:
knew that ... I thought their shows were back to back in NYC though.
-d
On Thu, 27 Apr 2000, Jon Layne wrote:
Dan and everyone else,
Please understand that Heckle Jeckle and the Detroit Grand Pubahs are two
completly seperate groups.
Heckle and Jeckle are John Billybob Williams and
Ewan Pearson = Maas, Soma recording artist. Looking forward to checking
this one out, though I'd sooner hear a new album by him.
Wes
np. Detroit Breaks - Maas
Detroit Techno: Deep in the art of the sonar plexus
Can someone repost the URL for that Heckle Jeckle/DGP set in RealVideo?
The Pseudo clip of the Pubahs (filmed in the courtyard of the
Albion at WMC) was
http://player.pseudo.com/real_clip.asp?id_arc=5268
If anyone captured Heckle Jeckle in NYC, I'd love to see that!
- There4IM
This week's New York Time Out (the one with Parker Posey on the cover) has a
travel piece (pp. 187-8) about techno tourism in Detroit. It's written by Margie
Borschke.
It lists record stores, clubs, techno eateries (russell st deli), bars etc.
the person referred to in the article as having
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