Got to be Hood. If anyone lords this genre, I would say it was him.
Jacek Sienkiewicz is also worth a mention, and all that Ifach stuff too.
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>
sounds like you're after stomp the beat. one of two records larry heard did
for gherkin. the only place to find it is on ebay, or gemm.com. expect to
pay a lot.
i have a spare copy of his other gherkin release--1990. i'd swap 1990 for
stomp the beat if anybody's interested.
james
www.jbucknell.com
Buy anything on trapez, the SCSI-9 from a while ago is a must have as well
as the 3 Akufen's already released and the akufen remixs that is coming out
this thursday.
Trevor Wilkes
inyerear.com
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If you like The maurizio stuff you would also like some of the
Rechenzentrum, in particular the John Peel Sessions on Kitty Yo. You may
also like most of the label Episode...it has some deep dubby stuff that aint
overkill...done really well...you might want to listen to Episdoe 3 it's a
Villalobos
anyone know if this was ever released?
Artist: Morganistic
Title : T.B.A.
Label : Input Neuron Musique
Cat No: INM[CD|LP]5
Format: CD / 2x12"
i'm having trouble finding much about this.
and if anyone has any suggestions where i might find the 1st release
'morganistic - fluids amniotic' on vinyl, o
there are some steve bug remixes by hawtin around here somewhere... I've
heard one of the tracks make an appearance last time I saw mills, and also
last I saw hawtin and acquaviva together
-Joe
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I'm not sure that they have ever been repressed,
1990 is hard to find and is ok - but stomp the beat is much harder to find
and is better.
on 19/3/02 5:14 AM, Jonny McIntosh at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I think so. Though I seem to have missed the boat on "Stomp The Beat".
>
>> gherkin je
Also, some others to check out are:
Jacek Sienkiewicz on Recognition, Trapez
Two Dollar Egg on i220
Basic Implant on Toneman
Sutekh on Force Inc, Mille Plateaux, Background
and Steve Bug on Poker Flat
Matthew
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> | From: james boylan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> | Sen
there are some great minimal 'live' minimal techno sets from epsilonlab , i
think they are based out of montreal. not to be missed -
http://www.epsilonlab.com/
also, last i heard from todd sines he was releasing an entire album on
perlon but i didn't think it was out yet.
-pete
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Akufen from Montreal is definately one of the most interesting artists i've
heard in a while. He sort of fits your description, so check out some of
his stuff on Perlon, Background, Trapez, A Touch of Class, Hautec, and the
list goes on and on...
I've got an ep on Trapez alright which is ex
> On the minimal tip, I definately have to give Todd Sines his props.
Charles
> Noel is right up there. Two hard working and very talented djs!
>
> Todd has released tracks on minimal labels such as Peacefrog, 21/22 Corp.
> and Perlon. My new minimal master! One my fav tracks being "Intrusion"
o
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> | From: james boylan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> | Sent: 18 March 2002 16:12
> |
> | >Who are some of your best list minimal techno djs/producers?
> |
> | Apart from the obvious like Maurizio etc...I find Kit
> | Clayton's work very impressive.
Akufen from Montreal
i'll make sure and bring my glowsticks and other colorful accessories for
sacha and dickweed ;)!
saturday night @ the cellar sounds cool, i'll definitely check that out...
if i see you there, i'll stop over and say wasup.
-pete
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Sasha & Digweed will be @ Avalon on Friday. Don't miss it !!! ; P
The Kooky Scientist
PS. Unfortunately Other Music has closed up in Harvard Square.
Stop by our hangout on Sat. night @
http://www.unlockedgroove.com/events/appliance/
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Yea, their first album ruled.
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I'm coming up to Boston on fri 3/29-3/31, just wondering if any intersting
live pa's or dj's are playing that weekend. Also, if anyone has any
recommendations on places to stay, record/cd shops to check out, things to
do.
Thanks in advance!
-Pete
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> Long live the Casio RZ1 :)
amen to that!
robin...
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Good call, can't forget Chi Town's roots in the minimal techno movement.
A lot of what Dan Bell and those guys did was add to the foundation that
artists like, Mike Hitman Wilson, Steve Poindexter, etc built. Long live the
Casio RZ1 :)
Back to Gherkin for a sec, I'm looking for a minimal beat
"Because you like to remix dance tunes, you buy the versions of songs that
are remix-ready in all 24 tracks."
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nyt/20020316/tc_nyt/where_mus
ic_will_be_coming_from
-Pete
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Goldman Sachs & Co.
Tel : 212.9
I think so. Though I seem to have missed the boat on "Stomp The Beat".
> gherkin jerks - stomp that beat - gherkin records
> gherkin jerks - 1990 - gherkin records
>
> have they been repressed? i seem to remember to have read something
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check it:
http://www.techno.ca/switchrecords/artists/artists.htm
-dug
> Teste didn't make it to the PLus 8 classics CDs probably because it was
> released
> on Probe? Great stuff. Whatever became of these guys anyway?
>
> W
>
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> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> at INET-1
>
speaking of (early) minimal techno
gherkin jerks - stomp that beat - gherkin records
gherkin jerks - 1990 - gherkin records
have they been repressed? i seem to remember to have read something
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i was there w/ 313'rs Mark Flintoft/Diana Potts and had as bad an experience
as you had! Luckily we didn't have to pay to get in but that didn't help
much. a friend of mine who didn't get in for free actually got his money
back at the door around 3:30 after complaining to the promoter for about 10
On Tue, 19 Mar 2002, Cyclone Wehner wrote:
> I think it's too cynical to say that Luke is doing it for 'the money'.
Well, maybe. But he's firmly situated now as a payload in the starmaking
machine. That changes what he does musically and who he hangs out with, etc.
> Slater's work has personalit
Even though very little information was posted about Kevin Saunderson and Carl
Craig spinning at the newly revived shelter club in NYC on Friday night some
folks found out about it and showed up. The shelter is the new home of the
legendary Phazon sound system that used to be at Twilo. I had hig
and i forgot one of my favorites! oliver kapp always put at least
one interesting track in his eps. i have this Indulge "man dancer ep"
that is one of the best records i have ever heard of..
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I was glad to find The Wipe on that vinyl box of Garnier's Laboratoire Mix. And
it's the right mix as well!
So how much is that record going for these days?
W
I'm surprised that Circuit Breaker/Overkill isn't seen as the big
sought-after classic on Probe - that's one record you won't catch *m
Damn, that track STILL works
W
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...it's dark druggy acid trance techno which i imagine worked very well around
1994
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On the minimal tip, I definately have to give Todd Sines his props. Charles
Noel is right up there. Two hard working and very talented djs!
Todd has released tracks on minimal labels such as Peacefrog, 21/22 Corp.
and Perlon. My new minimal master! One my fav tracks being "Intrusion" on
th
I think it's too cynical to say that Luke is doing it for 'the money'. I
think there is a wide perception that techno - or more importantly, what is
known as 'techno', ie 'hard music' - is in need of a rebirth and it seems
that 'techno' artists as diverse as Slater and Stacey Pullen and Jeff Mills
kathode was so much cooler than andrew wk.
-jenn without the -ifer
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<313@hyp
> | -Original Message-
> | From: james boylan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> | Sent: 18 March 2002 16:12
> |
> | >Who are some of your best list minimal techno djs/producers?
> |
> | Apart from the obvious like Maurizio etc...I find Kit
> | Clayton's work very impressive.
>
> And then of cour
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| From: james boylan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Sent: 18 March 2002 16:12
|
| >Who are some of your best list minimal techno djs/producers?
|
| Apart from the obvious like Maurizio etc...I find Kit
| Clayton's work very impressive.
And then of course there's the ev
Let me know your review of Legowelt's set in NY. I won't get to hear him
until this weekend, but have been looking forward to it since I was told he
will be in Toronto...
"anxiously"
Kim
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MSN Photos is the easiest way to share a
I also find myself enjoying european and detroit electro way more than I
used to a year ago. My appreciation for both styles have evolved together
which leads me to conclude that they are inextricably linked.
yeah! they definitely are. especially all the stuff that passes thru clone
ties nicel
Who are some of your best list minimal techno djs/producers?
Apart from the obvious like Maurizio etc...I find Kit Clayton's work very
impressive.
Bought a very nice record the other day by someone called Neal White on the
Salo label. Anyone have any more info on him?
cheers
k.
I have been getting a lot more into minimal techno sets of late and recently
had the pleasure of listening to Pantytec here in tdot.
What a wikkid set these guys threw down. So much funk. Zip and Sammy Dee
did answer the question (which was brought up by a friend of mine recently)
that minimal
Well,
I have seen a fair share of Live Pa's, some creative, and some very very
lame. The Aux 88 PA set at the first DEMF was dis-jointed, but kool. Like
long stops in between songs. But that might've not been their fault. Then
the next year I saw DJXDJ, and I thought it was s boring. 2 L
> Wow, does this mean they are back together? From wath i have heard
they both
> stopped working together because of some not-so-pleasant-things.
Mark Bell
> started producing the big shots (Bjork, Depeche Mode) and Gez was
doing that
> G-Man thing.
witch is briliant!!
henrique casanova
S.
The Mark Bell productions in Bjorks Vesperine were quite dirty, glitchty,
clickly etc whereas Gez Varley's rather superb Bayou Paradise was very deep
techno, lots of echo, reverb with minimal and clean production. It would be
interested to see the work they would put together as a team.
What k
Norm Talley discog:
DISCOGRAPHY
1997The Grove Street ShuffleCity Boy Records
1998The Nu Tonik EP Chisel
1999The Two Tone EP Nouveau Riche/City Boy
1999The Detroit Bounce Trackmode
1999P
a quick review, for those in the nyc area- party out of bounds, last
thursday, with metro area was really nice. good old disco, the sound was
very clean (as were the very shiny fashionista crowd)...it was refreshing to
see the place so packed. unfortunately, the new york curse of no-dancing was
in
Wow, does this mean they are back together? From wath i have heard they both
stopped working together because of some not-so-pleasant-things. Mark Bell
started producing the big shots (Bjork, Depeche Mode) and Gez was doing that
G-Man thing.
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> you are very lucky!!!
>
> LFO ,
you are very lucky!!!
LFO , both of them, well you are spoilt.. I can't remember
the last time I saw those guyss,,,years ago..
:)
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From: Fabrizio Nahum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 18 March 2002 15:19
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: [313] This Week In Rome
Hi list,
What is this talk about stage presence. Man our culture (electronic
scene) is getting as glam as The top 40 scene. Before we know it d.j.'s and
live performers will have dancers and matching outfits and doing the Las
Vegas Circuit. Oh wait a minute,,that's already being done.
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Hi list,
looks like this year is gonna be a very electronic year in Rome and in Italy
in general.ther will be many techno/house/electornic acts coming to town
and many are also 313 related.
on Wednesday 20th March, LFO (apparently both members) are gonna spin for us
@ Modula, the electron
got me fred wesley & the j.b.'s 'damn right i am somebody' recently and
was
blown away by most of the tracks (only 'blow your head' i've heard a bit
too
often already). i can see now where some of the rhythms of certain dance
mania
tracks come from. 'i'm paying taxes, what am i buying...' has som
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| From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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| Has Luke Slater ever put out a release that was
| chock-full of goodness?
It comes down to subjective opinion, but back in the early 1990s "The Four
Cornered Room" on GPR was a prett
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> i think no matter how good a live PA is, it often stil lacks the dynamics
> of a good dj set. its like, why listen to the top ten tracks by one artist
> when a dj can give you the absolute best track from ten different artist.
Yea, I agree. One thing I've noticed is that I get
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| From: Jonny McIntosh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Sent: 18 March 2002 14:55
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| You probably already know this, but the JBs were James
| Brown's backing band
| (hence the name) and so that sound evolved through the
| sixties and early
| seventies...
And then throug
Has Luke Slater ever put out a release that was
chock-full of goodness?
Freek-Funk was one of the best things I've heard him do - "Love" was
beautiful.
MEK
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When I've seen Q-Burns live his stage presence was very good - he was
extremely busy working loads of instruments and bopping along to his groove
at the same time. I think he even look up at the audience on occasion.
MEK
You probably already know this, but the JBs were James Brown's backing band
(hence the name) and so that sound evolved through the sixties and early
seventies. The peak of that sound is arguably the period over '68-'71. Check
out the 2 compilations - are they called "Funky People" 1 & 2? - of James
Teste didn't make it to the PLus 8 classics CDs probably because it was released
on Probe? Great stuff. Whatever became of these guys anyway?
W
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From: "Cyclone Wehner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> at INET-1
There's more to Australia than Kylie Minogue!
>>there is?
:)
W
(sorry about that :)
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| From: armin holzgethan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Sent: 18 March 2002 12:31
|
| it's dark druggy acid trance techno which i imagine worked
| very well around 1994. i never really could relate to it
| and discovered that it is some sort of sought after classic
| o
for more dteails of this see www.trustthedj.comi seem to have ordered
it at at a higher price than on there too from another source (maybe cos
it's pre-release though, i dunno)
> KEVIN SAUNDERSON-TRUST THE DJ CD
> TRUST THE DJ
> instrumental extended mixes by Recloose and the legendary Carl
had this once on plus8 and on that pure comp on t&b from edinburgh (?)
it's dark druggy acid trance techno which i imagine worked very well around
1994. i never really could relate to it and discovered that it is some sort of
sought after classic only when i sold it on ebay (people mailed me durin
worth a mention:
KEVIN SAUNDERSON-TRUST THE DJ CD
TRUST THE DJ
Tracks: Intro/ John Thomas- African Power/ DJ Bear Who- Yeah!
Mongoloid Beach/ SB Project- Cultural Cooperation/ Samuel L. Sessions-Lush
Life/ Andrew Mclauchlan- Love Story Re-edit/ Octave One feat. Ann
Saunderson- Blackwater (E-dance
Gwendal Cobert wrote on Mon, 18 Mar 2002 about following:
> And also : under which name was "Technovision 2" released ?
its just various artists, highlights include
felix da house cat - freakadelica
apogee - inside above (totally killer dan curtin track)
vapourspace - gravitational arch of 10
> > teste- the wipe
> > purpose maker- casa
> Purpose Maker I can see (a great Mills track but not my favourite
> though...), but what is "Teste" ??? never heard of him/her/them ?
very unique sounding tune done by himadri (and dave foster, ok i cribbed
that one from the site :) ), details are on
> Very essential piece music in 313 content, a classic track by Richie
> Hawtin and Teste (whoever that is), released on Probe.
> sorry no catalogue number since i only have this track on collection
> album "technovision 2", RAID 512, rumour records.
(from another mail)
> Never heard Teste's "The
Trevor Wilkes wrote on Fri, 15 Mar 2002 about following:
> 303 - Monobox's "made in Vienna" I have no clue about represses or
> availability...??
well reading from the ep itself, its by "The Memory Foundation".
sakke
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Gwendal Cobert wrote on Mon, 18 Mar 2002 about following:
> > teste- the wipe
> though...), but what is "Teste" ??? never heard of him/her/them ?
Very essential piece music in 313 content, a classic track by Richie
Hawtin and Teste (whoever that is), released on Probe.
sorry no catalogue number
> 303 - Monobox's "made in Vienna" I have no clue about represses or
> availability...??
i thought that monobox is robert hood
but the made in vienna record is by Hi-Lo of Central Records ?
it surely sounds lika a Hi-Lo record...
samu eilola
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> teste- the wipe
> purpose maker- casa
Purpose Maker I can see (a great Mills track but not my favourite
though...), but what is "Teste" ??? never heard of him/her/them ?
Gwendal
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It could be! A certain someone collected some very special music Down Under!
There's more to Australia than Kylie Minogue - watch out y'all! Biz hosted
the party in Sydney as well.
> Hmm.. just saw this on www.inthemix.com.au .Don't
> know if its true or notBTW Calix is AKA biz-e
> from s
Hmm.. just saw this on www.inthemix.com.au .Don't
know if its true or notBTW Calix is AKA biz-e
from sydney (i think)
Sam
" Latest release from Calix to be licensed to Derrick
May's Transmat label
Reported on Monday, Mar 18, 2002 by
'Deep Fried Porn', the recently released EP from
A
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