I've spent the whole afternoon listening to synth pop, and then I
just went back to the site where I listened to the Dave Gahan
interview from February. I then listened to the mp3 files again. I
was wrong. It must have been the Isolee effect. I often don't like
some of my
Wait a sec..!.. while I connect!
(just saw 'Almost Famous' was inspired by the portrayal of
Lester Bangs...now there was a man with integrity).
This has only a tangential relation to
Detroit techno.
... me too... but can you ( or anyone else reading ) explain the significance
in the wearing
Cute though - looks friendly. He e-mailed me from MWC says it's crazy.
Man, there's only one Derrick and that's the problem. Too many beautiful
girls, only one Derrick. I can compete with anything but beauty, then I am
defeated.
Back to work!
Cheers
Cyclone
--
From:
Date: Mon, 26
I know that track is by Green Velvet, but I am not sure what it is called.
As always Rich's performance was the best way to destress me after a nasty
week. Although I liked the more platiky feel of mu2, I had a great time.
-Rachael
On Sun, 25 Mar 2001, Scotto wrote:
WOW is all I can say.
Yeah...that was kind of weird, especially considering the Bangs
character was dancing round the radio studio to 'Raw Power'. I think it's
a context thing: the same rage that fuelled the MC5 Iggy The Stooges
to react with extreme sonic violence against the white-bread conformity of
their culture,
The Green Velvet track is called Answering Machine...
Christian Bloch
www.mp3.com/bloch
Tresor/LL/Deep Night Essentials/Simple Muzik/Funque
Droppings/Set.Go/Restructured
- Original Message -
From: HDN One [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2001 7:26 AM
i checked those tracks out couple of days ago - i want to hear full tracks
before saying it's crap or it's excellent or whatever. but those examples
weren't really what i expected -
tracks were quite typical DM. not much of
things from which one could say that Bell has had his hands on the
Maybe Carl will announce the lineup in alphabetical order, so then if he
says Mike Banks or Mike Ink, I'll be cheering too hard to care.
not that i'm going to the conference.
:D
n8
On Mon, 26 Mar 2001, stephen wrote:
According to the DEMF website, the press conference for the artist
THEMUSIC MUST NEVER STOP FLOWING wrote:
call the real # and tell me the show was cancel i think not 734-464-8447
and if you think you can out mix the magic juan come to the show with
your 1200 and lets see what you got .
GET
Hey everyone - I've finally managed to get my damn recording done whoohoo -
all I need to do now is finish the cover, burn, and make copies. I tried to
cover alot of techno ground on it, giving ppl a taste of what I have -
tribal techno, electro, tech house, drum tracks, hard techno, and minimal
That's I Called U by L'il Louis. There's a 3 part release on FFRR or an
extremely rare release with Why'd U Fall on Epic.
Jonny.
where were you last nite?
i called but you weren't there
what were you doing?
who were you with?
Suburban Knight - There's No Way Out (Of The Groove) - Techno City
Records 1989
Stephen.
yeah it´s one of my alltime-faves ...
BUT AGAIN: Let´s also talk about some of the other contents beside
label-numbers transported with the music...
politix, words, moods, artwork ..
I believe ;)
Yes he would have been playing off the laptop.
Imagine that.
Tosh
on 3/25/01 10:38 PM, The [Quad] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... me too... but can you ( or anyone else reading ) explain the significance
in the wearing of the
Detroit Sucks t-shirt..?
One completely subjective opinion. At the time Detroit was representative
(to entitled upper middle class
Hi,
I would think that anyone who knew enough to think
someone an amazing dj
due to the flawlessness of a mix would understand
what digitally mized means.
I don't think so...
Isn't it all about the resulting product and it's
effect on the end-user,
anyways? Whether you mix vinyl, cds,
the sound was incredible. cerwin vegas shipped in from toronto. after he
did the sound check, richie joked that he didn't feel like spinning
because he would rather dance. it was very clean with LOTS of bass!
k
On Sun, 25 Mar 2001, darw_n wrote:
how was the sound?? That was Steve from
that wasn't vega, it was TurboSound with a I think Yamaha digital mixing
board floor the floor, and DB for the monitors, both shipped in from
Cleveland Ohio...
darw_n
repetition : repeat : shift...
http://www.sphereproductions.com
http://www.mannequinodd.com
- Original Message -
From:
dep motions deam its good!
http://www.stereo88.com/Lil%20Louis%20-%20Blackout.mp3
Enar Essenson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
A head of stereo88.com
+3725149185
-Original Message-
From: Nick Walsh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 26. märts 2001. a. 15:55
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re:
deam... the first went to the wrong personsry
dep motions deam its good!
http://www.stereo88.com/Lil%20Louis%20-%20Blackout.mp3
Enar Essenson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
A head of stereo88.com
+3725149185
-Original Message-
From: tim maughan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 26. märts
damn!
ive only been on this mailing list for about three hours, i ask one question
and i get one guy telling me where i can buy it on vinyl and another guy
giving me a link to an mp3!
i love you guys;)
thank!
peace all...
- Original Message -
From: Essenson Enar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
just remember...we don't do windows or vacuuming :)
d
--- tim maughan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
damn!
ive only been on this mailing list for about three
hours, i ask one question
and i get one guy telling me where i can buy it on
vinyl and another guy
giving me a link to an mp3!
i love
LOL
damn that louis track sounds sooo fine...better than i remember it...
brings a tear to the eye...
thanks again!
- Original Message -
From: diana potts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: tim maughan [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Essenson Enar
[EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Monday, March 26,
I don't think it's a bot. Probably someone like the great JeffK!!!
(http://www.somethingawful.com/jeffk)
(check out the site; he's hilarious!)
Otto Koppius [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03/26/2001 03:05:26 AM
We've got a bot on the list! :)
Otto
The track is called blackout, the original release is a bit rare. It should
not be so hard to find a copy of the re-release. FFRR re-released it last
year, i have seen a lot of copies here.
- Original Message -
From: tim maughan
talking of lil louis/green velvet...can anyone rember a
DJ Sneak took some excellent elemets from Blackout and used them in tracks
The Lights Part I/II. They are on his Blue Funk EP, Relief.
Blackout! Blackout! Blackout! Blackout!..
But what's the other voice sample saying, something about the
microphone, or is the lights come on/offblahblahblah?
There's also a cover version on the new Phuture 303 album. Pretty good, too.
- Tom MF
NP: Gangstarr!
The track is called blackout, the original release is a bit rare. It
should
not be so hard to find a copy of the re-release. FFRR re-released it last
year, i have seen a lot of copies here.
He was using final scratch, and mixing tracks - His mix of the Temptations -
papa was a rolling stone was really nice.
Rich was enthralling.
Cheers!
Dennis
From: Scotto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Scotto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: [313] introducing acquaviva???
lights go on - lights go off/at the flick of god's switch
just sinister when you here it in a club
check out the mp3 link Enar Essenson
posted earlier...
peace
tim
- Original Message -
From: Jussi Lehtonen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Somewhere in Internet 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Monday,
i saw a few copies at Recordtime Roseville a few months ago. maybe they
still have it? not likely but worth a try.
Mike
From: tim maughan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: [313] Fw: lil louis
Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2001 14:41:58 +0100
- Original Message -
From: tim
view about the group as a whole...meaning, you (figuratively or course)
make
distinctions and exceptions for those you consider having some extra worth
because they make good music, then you proceed to extract the parts of the
music that do it for you...
...
you're killing us! i mean hey if
Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2001 16:15:33 -0500 (EST)
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: [313] Juan - MasterMix
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have that CD and the coupla mistakes just show me that even the best
have
off moments. The CD itself is nice.
Haye!
Has anyone got ahold of T-1000's mix-cd The Last DJ on Earth?
I don't know exactly why, but I've got under the impression that it was to
be released only in some countries, is this true? Reviews, anyone?
Lay
Unconditional Empowerment
http://barkingcat.org/counterforce
If there's any percussion at all in the tune, find it and work with this
first..ie match this part with the other record you're mixing. The
percussion stands out easily so you can concentrate on it a lot easier than,
say, strings etc. Then rewind to the beginning of the tune (the beatless
intro
Hi
Does anyone know if the Rolando Jaguar video is available to view online
anywhere? I understand it came as a CD ROM on the CD, but I must have got
mine before they shot it as its not on it.
Cheers
Stewart
www.worldtechnonation.com
Hi all,
A very nice evening, a low-key and friendly atmosphere and plenty of great
tracks to dance to -- once again Richie delivered. Thanks to list member
Dennis I was able to come from Chicago to check this out. Thanks also to
my Trumbull friends for putting me up for the weekend! I had
Friday night, bout 45-60 mins into Hawtins set, he played a track that didnt
have a whole lot to it. Mostly drums and a 2 different vocal samples. Every
once in a while, the track would drop out for 1 single beat and youd hear a
breath of air. Sometimes, there would be a Landstrumm-esque best
Hi there
For anyone in NYC (or not in NYC for that matter)
The Northtown Players Association presents
Sundays at Route 85a
85 Avenue A btw 5 6
NYC
10 pm
NO COVER
Feel free to drop by and hear what all the kids are talking about. A night
of House, Techno, Disco, Electro and the like.
I have. Dunno about other territories, but in the US it's on Pure Sonik, in
the UK it's on Primal Rhythms (first release on a new prime label, which
explains why they're distributing it down under as mentioned by Cyclone).
Same tracklisting though. And it's as slamming as you'd expect.
TOM
i was also a little lukewarm about Afrika Bambataa at the Michigan League in
AA. no disrespect or anything, but i expected a more diverse set. he spun
hiphop for about half an hour, and that's when i decided to leave (on the
flyer it said electro).
it was fun though, i got to see my
i want some advice on turntables and mixers that i can
use to mess around at home. i don't have enough money
for 1200's but am hoping someone has info on tables
and mixers that are adequate for a kid who wants to
pretend he's a real dj. please email me privately.
-sam
sorry for the _completely_ off topic post, but i'm
excited to go see this tonight...and I thought some
others on the list might be interested.
tonight u of m is hosting asa barber (contributing
editor to playboy) with a representive from NOW (nat'l
organization for women). They will be debating
'The Mechanical Pulse' 3/23 Playlist
Fridays 10PM-2AM EST on WDBM-FM East Lansing MI
Listen Live : http://www.mechanicalpulse.com/
~~~
Upcoming Scheduled In-Studio Guests:
3/30 - Keith Kemp
4/06 - D.Knox
4/13 - DMT
42 matches
Mail list logo
