More up on ebay. Aquaviva, Ishii, Stasis, etc. No reserves. Thx.
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Recently Groovetech's had to make a number of difficult decisions to ensure
that it continues to move forward.
As with any business, it's essential that we generate revenue in order to
keep our doors open. When times get tight, all companies must focus on
increasing revenues or decreasing costs.
Yeah I checked my alarm clock and it is 101.9 FM that played Mathew Herbert
this morning at 5 am!!!
TJ
www.djwraith.com
"Use the force!"
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From: "JustTroItIn whathappens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "T.J.Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 12:03 PM
Subje
G'bless NPR.
Well, NPR is a major contirbutor to the fund to prevent low-wattage radio
from becoming more accessable. They, for some reason, feel threatened by
real community radio. If low-wattage radio stations were cheaper then we
might finally hear quality music on the airwaves.
MEK
Yeah, this is a real loss.
Joe played such an important part of the music scene in NYC and the West
Coast during the 70's and will truly be missed.
I had the chance to see him in Toronto in around 89 and was amazed at how
controlled his sound was...not a loud player, but you could just hear
Hearing Aaron yell "C-O-O... L-E-Y... Cooley, Cooley... Cooley High" every
morning is enough for me.
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/02/2001 12:08:56 PM
To: Carissa Tintinalli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: [313] Detroit radio change ups?
Plus,
kee
Plus,
keep in mind that when you listen to WTDR, that it almost fell victim to
the Detroit Radio Change Whirlwind.
Last Summer, the Detroit Public Schools almost sold the spot on the dial
to a group in Detroit that claimed the Detroit dial "lacked sufficient
classical representation."
please.
I
I believe the techno show on WDTR is on at 7pm on Friday nights.
Its called "stick it in your ear."
good stuff, when i can remember to catch it.
agci
On Mon, 2 Jul 2001, Rob Theakston wrote:
> I am growing fonder of WDTR 90.9 every day. Saturday was great, with hours
> of dancehall, and cuban
Just in case you don't know, one time Detroit resident Joe Henderson (whose
various albums and appearances on Blue Note I have eulogised on these lists
before, no doubt) has reportedly passed away. More of cult figure than a
widely recognised one, Henderson had a very distinctive tone and cut sever
This info is nearly correct, except those were two entirely separate
releases. None of the material on the Black Buildings EP is on Excerpts, and
they are both well worth having. So don't just get Excerpts thinking you
have it all, get them both - they are lovely!
Ross.
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I'm definitly loving WDTR in the mornings, good oldschool stuff played
there. I've heard some Lil' Louis, Guy Called Gerald, Ce Ce Pennison,
Crystal Waters, ect plus, a bunch of good hip hop and R&B.
Ian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/02/2001 10:19:18 AM
To: <313@hyperreal.org>
cc: diana pott
Yeah
Just another reason to turn dat sh*t off. Too bad really, as 105.1 was one
of MAAYBE two stations that would have me singing and bouncin' through all
the construction and mayhem currently barring our way on metro D's jacked
streets and byways.
Okay kiddies now repeat after me...
Hi, does anyone have any idea what time Claude is likely to be playing tonight?
Thanks
Paul
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WDTR is the only worthy station to listen to in the daytime now! They play
Big Fun, Goodlife and The Perculator (sp?) on a daily basis :)
It's also "The Voice of the Detroit Public Highschools", so they have
students from Cass Tech and Cooley High doing the weather and
traffic - absolutely hys
WDTR is a hell of a lot of fun ... you have to love a station that
plays "Din Daa Daa" at 9:00 *every* Friday morning.
-d
At 10:19 AM -0400 7/2/01, Ian wrote:
on 7/2/01 10:10 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
G'bless NPR.
Ever notice how anybody who fills in for Chuck Horn ends up playing load
I am growing fonder of WDTR 90.9 every day. Saturday was great, with hours
of dancehall, and cuban sounds.
90.9 is a gem indeed. in the mornings, you just can expect almost anything.
one morning in a row
i heard robotnick, kano and another bad creation all in a row. can't beat
that. and the danc
I woke up this morning to Matthew Herbert on the radio at 5 am! I'm not sure
what station it was but if anyone is interested contact me personally and I'll
check my alarm clock for the radio station...
"I changed my quote to this..."
TJ
www.djwraith.com <<=listen to my live mix!
www.mp3.com/
on 7/2/01 10:10 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> G'bless NPR.
Ever notice how anybody who fills in for Chuck Horn ends up playing loads of
Detroit tracks...in effect to _compensate_ for Chuck's playlists?
I am growing fonder of WDTR 90.9 every day. Saturday was great, with hours
of dancehall, and
WDVD-FM 96.3 Detroit (96.3 'DVD) has repositioned itself more towards Hot
Adult Contemporary instead of Modern Adult Contemporary and is now using
on-air positioners incorporating its WDVD call sign. The station is using
the liner 'Today's Best Variety'
http://rope.wplt.fimc.net/
the end of big
> OT Add-On: Anyone else sorry to see 105.1 (The
> Groove) transform from a
> pretty-good soul/funk format into some kinda mess of
> an adult-contemporary
> station?
I noticed this this weekend too. I think the first
sign was last week when they stuck in Mariah Carey
with their more usual sound
> Errr? Gez has been quite prolific over the past several years.
>
> .Or am I just missing the context of the comment?
Not that he hasn't done a lot of great tracks, just that he's doing "that"
sound for "that" label. Sounding a little old to my ears, that's all --
chalk it up to Monday morn
>Unfortunately, the black hole known as
> Force Inc has claimed yet another producer...
Errr? Gez has been quite prolific over the past several years. At least 5
12"s that I can think of off of the top of my head, and two full length
releases.Or am I just missing the context of the comment?
> > : "(Mark and Gez have since parted company - Mark
> > : remaining as LFO and Gez recording solely as G Man.
>
> Don't forget Gez's several releases as himself: Presents Tony Montana on !K7
> and the just-released Bayou Paradis. Unfortunately, the black hole known as
> Force Inc has claimed ye
Wow! That about sums up the live NYC Mathew Herbert @ joe's pub on friday.
He had 3 microphones setup, one through an echo and the other two through
compressors. He started of by making a pop using his mouth into one of the
microphones then walked back to his akai (old, very old) sampler and start
> : "(Mark and Gez have since parted company - Mark
> : remaining as LFO and Gez recording solely as G Man.
Don't forget Gez's several releases as himself: Presents Tony Montana on !K7
and the just-released Bayou Paradis. Unfortunately, the black hole known as
Force Inc has claimed yet another pr
if you are interested in live mixes with dubby sounscapes and
"intelligent" techno please check out the following links.
technomixes by dj athens:
http://www.adapteri.com/betoni (mixes #04 Qpido and #13 Aquatic)
http://www.antenniosasto.net/vierailevat_artistit/dj_athens_-_Promo_31052001.mp3
http
> NP : Rick Wilhite hitting the bomb deep classics ! Live @ DEMF.
where are you hearing this? it's not on the focus site.
nath
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at DEMF i found a flyer on the ground stating there was a new scan 7 comming
out soon. is this the new scan 7 your talking about?
The Scan 7 3 track ep, is their usual raw, funky, minimal sound.
Works really well on the floor.
Peace,
Patrick.
At 1:34 AM +0200 30/6/01, Arne Weinberg wrote
Hi
does anyone have a track listing of the mike clark & norm talley mix on
the frequencydetroit site?
if not, can anyone tell me what the following tracks are:
the first track on part one which has the vocal "always come back to
your love. show me where i belong tonite. give me a reason to stay.
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