Maurizio - Lyot
Strings
Nude Photo
Fix - Flash
Public Energy/Speedy J - Three O' Three
Teste - The Wipe
Bells, Alarms
a bunch of others..
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: December 21, 2000 11:11:09 PM GMT
Subject: [313] Anthems,
that 'little dick' song, whoever wrote it
Are you thinking about the Short Dick Man track by DJ Funk? That has got
to be one of the funniest tracks ever made. My friend has a copy that he
keeps because it's just too damn funny not to. Plus it's not some guy saying
Pop that or some other
Does OT stand for over technical or something? I would hope there wouldn't
be to much of a problem with this on a techno music chat list. I
understand how it could get annoying and that this list is a more conceptual
one. It's just that I find to many of the gear lists to be dry, and too many
OT means off topic. as this is theoretically a music discussion
list, gear discussion, while related, is off topic. 313 has a sister
list, tech-gear, for the discussion of this kind of thing, though not
many use it. go where the traffic is, i guess. i really don't mind
gear talk here, but
Hey Dave,
OT stands for off-topic. Yes, the list is about 313 music and culture, so
313 musicmaking, and 313 musicmaking culture are going to fit in
there somewhere. However, it's off-topic and frowned upon because the
majority of list members are not musicmakers. To these people,
conversations
Oops...it was a MC505, not a 808 as I had previously stated.
Fred
From: FRED MCMURRY [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: [313] Bass booty ?
Date: Fri, 22 Dec 2000 03:46:03
that 'little dick' song, whoever wrote it
Are you thinking about the Short
OT = Off topic.
It means that we shouldn't discuss this on 313 turf.
For some pretty decent gear lists, go to e-groups.com and search for
electronic music making, or gear lists...
On the 313 tip, I have a super record that I just purchased on my euqopean
vacation that is on the label
Short Dick Man was by Gillete originally I believe and i've been looking for
it everwhere...along with that Dj's Girl track by Katalina..if anyone
knows where I can find a copy of eachI'd appreciate it greatly
-Stacey
In a message dated 12/21/2000 11:17:14 PM Eastern Standard Time,
http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/record_catagories/recordhome.asp?RecordI
D=54554
Unfortunately, there's no Real Audio to go with this one.
Tristan
==
PHONOPSIA[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Lounge/5102
FrogboyMCI on AOL Instant
My favorite booty track is on Mixxvibes Session 4. It has a great female
vocal. The best part is that people who do or don't know booty dig it about
the same. It's called PMS.
I'm gonna get my PMS, I'm going through my period. PMS. PMS. PMS. PMS.
Tristan
In a message dated 12/21/2000 11:17:14 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Are you thinking about the Short Dick Man track by DJ Funk? That has got
to be one of the funniest tracks ever made. My friend has a copy that he
keeps because it's just too damn funny not to.
I
On Thu, 21 Dec 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any other old favorites still banging around in your brain?
Vainquer - Lyot (Maurizio mix)
3 Phase feat. Dr. Motte - Der Klang Der Familie
Rhythim is Rhythim - Strings of life
Model 500 - The Chase
Speedy J - Pullover
those for starters.
(hmm
A favorite early techno song: Drama (Dramatic Mix) - Rhythim is Rhythim (or
however you spell that).
This doesn't seem to pop up whenever people mention this stuff. I can't
figure that one out for the life of me.
Tristan
==
PHONOPSIA[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ps, i recommend DJ Funk's Booty Style vol 1. my personal favorite. and it
comes with an audio advertisement on track 12. gives a phone number for you
to call to get a copy of the tape...freakin halarius
Jeff
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i think that is the beauty of it...well not beauty. it is party music. who
doesn't like to get a little raunchy when they party. i really shouldn't be
a music that is appreciated for its talent and beauties. it should be
listened to for fun. and i think that is what it all comes down to.
Maybe because it's late (or early), but I was listening to Radiohead's
Everything In Its Right Place off of Kid A and it reminds me of Detroit
Escalator's Gratiot. Anyone else think so? I just got Detroit Escalator
Co. on CD and is currently one of my favorite discs right now!
The west coast (US) obviously had a slightly different musical context.
We were always more house-oriented in any event; I would rank the
across-the-board tracks in the early 1990s as:
Show Me Love - Robin S
Rez - Underworld
London X-Press
Gravitational Arch of 10 - Vapour Space
Plastic Dreams -
Hi,
I apologise if I've altready sent this post, but I'm having trouble with my
Outlook.
Can anyone supply me with a discography listing for Mike Banks' Somewhere In
Detroit releases?
Peace
Stewart
www.tokomak.de
Christian Bloch
www.mp3.com/bloch
Tresor/LL/Deep Night Essentials/Simple Muzik/Funque Droppings/Set.Go
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From: Dennis Donohue [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Friday, December 22, 2000 5:21 AM
Subject: Re: [313] RE:
lil'louis whitefalls, where was this published first? other trax on that
ep? tx
White Falls is a bootleg of Why'd U Fall from the Epic release (not the
triple pack on Ffrr) of I Called U. The original is very rare, apparently,
though I don't know why, exactly. If anybody wants a copy, I know of
Detroit trainspotters of the world,
I need your help once again.
I found this old cassette on my attic. If I remember correctly it was a
tape from something called Techno soul from somewhere beginning 90ies.
Back in the days I was perhaps a little too young for it to appreciate
it as I now do.
I forgot to mention that the tracks on I Called U (Epic release) are:
The Conversation
But U Went To The Party
The Series Continues
A Series Of Events
Why'd U Fall
They are all a variation on the theme of a zombie girl who's stalking L'il
Louis. Sorry for not sending this with the previous mail!
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From: Danny Wolfers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org 313@hyperreal.org
Date: Friday, December 22, 2000 8:37 AM
Subject: [313] Techno soul IDs
SNIP
You hear an organ, and some bro singing-esque talking for as much as I
can understand it:
(First part I cannot
Round our way at college it was the likes of:
Infiniti - Game One
Maurizio - M5
Heaven and Earth - Prescription Every Night
Paperclip People - Oscillator
Moodymann - Tribute
Kraftwerk - Tour De France (Francois K's edit)
Kenny Larkin - Track
Rhythim Is Rhythim - Strings Of Life
Photon Inc -
Horse power - CJ Bolland
Red 2 - Dave Calrke
Metro - Joey Baltram
Losing Control DBX
---Dennis
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: [313] Anthems, was plastic dreams...
Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2000 18:11:09 -0500
The talk about Jay-Dee's Plastic
Here's last Wednesday's show for ya!
It's just me playin' again... no special guests this week.
To listen in go here: http://www.1Groove.com/show.php?s=equinox
Cheers, Happy Holiday wishes to all, and keep the rum in the Egg Nog!
G
Artist - Title (Label)
Hour 1
Nik Reiff - Herers Heroes
When I was in Belgium, I found a copy of it, but I didn't really like it
(the bootleg). Fellow member John Osselaer bought it, and we listened to it
once. Has a female vocal over the apparent original beat, that states
white falls repeatedly. really just beat and vocals...
Dennis Donohue
At 11:05 + 22-12-2000, Stewart Caig wrote:
Hi,
I apologise if I've altready sent this post, but I'm having trouble with my
Outlook.
Can anyone supply me with a discography listing for Mike Banks' Somewhere In
Detroit releases?
SID's are not from Mike Banks, actually there is no release
S.I.D 007 / UR
Side A - Radioactive Rhythms
Side B - Subversive Communications / Thousands Questions
produced by UR.
andy vaz
background records
S.I.D 007 / UR
Side A - Radioactive Rhythms
Side B - Subversive Communications / Thousands Questions
produced by UR.
andy vaz
background records
Are you thinking about the Short Dick Man track by DJ Funk? That has
got
to be one of the funniest tracks ever made. My friend has a copy that
he
keeps because it's just too damn funny not to.
Wasn't Short Dick Man by 20 Fingers?
fab
Detroit trainspotters of the world,
I need your help once again.
I found this old cassette on my attic. If I remember correctly it was a
tape from something called Techno soul from somewhere beginning 90ies.
Back in the days I was perhaps a little too young for it to appreciate
it as I now do.
At 11:05 + 22-12-2000, Stewart Caig wrote:
Hi,
I apologise if I've altready sent this post, but I'm having trouble with my
Outlook.
Can anyone supply me with a discography listing for Mike Banks' Somewhere In
Detroit releases?
SID's are not from Mike Banks, actually there is no release
Its by Gillete but its a 20 Fingers Production
In a message dated 12/22/2000 1:18:55 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Wasn't Short Dick Man by 20 Fingers?
fab
For those who Know - Mike Banks
At 11:05 + 22-12-2000, Stewart Caig wrote:
Hi,
I apologise if I've altready sent this post, but I'm having trouble with my
Outlook.
Can anyone supply me with a discography listing for Mike Banks' Somewhere In
Detroit releases?
SID's are not from Mike Banks, actually there is no release
thanks jonny (for the right spelling too :),
now that i know that i own the whole I Called You ep on bootlegs i strongly
doubt that White Falls is just a bootleg of Why 'd U Fall. sounds more like a
remix to me, 'cause the other 4 (3) tracks are much rawer.
a
Jonny McIntosh:
I forgot to
in case some househeads have not discovered these
sets yet..
Groovetech (seattle link) has a section devoted
strictly to Naked Music. The RA sets here are sure to
make you move in your work chair.
http://www.groovetech.com
seattle
Naked Music
d
I finally picked this bad boy up last weekend and it's a treat. Three songs
in a similar, if less over the top style to the Recognition EP. New
Direction is the A-side (on mine it has a B-side label). It's fabulous. If
you like Stewart Walker, particularly the Nevermore EP, you'll love his
stuff.
I also got the Future Farmers EP on Corn Warning. I've been listening to
Kent Williams AKA Chaircrusher's music for at least five years now and I
have to say that Plasma (Novi) - track A2 is his most fully realized work
yet (not to degrade any of the other great stuff that mostly only Iowans
know
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filters and compression to make the sounds now known as:
hi everybody
i just saw a flyer saying that gene farris, gemini hmc r playing in
adelaide on nye.
can anyone tell me what to expect from gene
IMHO the booty guys to watch are Disco D and Zap.
their mixes are available on www.gtirecordings.com
while we're on the subject, there's a bunch of
staple tracks that I hear in their and assaults'
and godfathers' mixes that I just can't trainspot.
(Though I recently figured out who DJ Funk
We are Phuture - Phuture (that DAMN rocketship track my friend M always
said)
who's the singer for that? sounds like the erasure guy...
darw_n
create, demonstrate, toneshift...
search for djdarwin on napster
www.sphereproductions.com
www.mannequinodd.com
www.mp3.com/darw_n
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