On Wed, 23 Oct 2002 08:50:48 +1000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
james this is the title track from from
cerrone's 1977 'love in c minor'
LP. worth tracking down for the sleazy cover
art alone. the music gets a
bit too 'theme from the love boat' at times but
most of it still sounds
great.
Damn! 'They' just added the samples of this new Environ release to
Groovetech and they even included a 4 minute sample of the first track
(which needs at least that long to explain itself). Be sure to listen past
at least the 2 minute mark to hear those trademark Environ strings.
Sounds not
It's damn good! As usual on Environ.
Does anybody know if Morgan Geist was involved in the production?
Cheers, Arne
Tristan Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Damn! 'They' just added the samples of this new Environ release to
Groovetech and they even included a 4 minute sample of the
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I picked this up the other day as well, it's awesome, really good.
Morgan is credited as producer on all the tracks, to be honest they just
sound like tracks of his, but he's just used
Alex Bond wrote:
I picked this up the other day as well, it's awesome, really good.
Morgan is credited as producer on all the tracks, to be honest they just
sound like tracks of his, but he's just used different musicians if you
know what I mean.
I hope that's not an insult to anyone, it's a
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Does anyone have the tracklistings for the three ugly edits 12's?
Thanks,
Alex
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So, did anyone in London go to see them either on Saturday at Fabric or on
Sunday at the B T?
I think Tristan Watkins tried to get in to Fabric after Slices but there was
a queue 4 miles long because it was Fabirc's birthday weekend. Shame that a
load of p1ssed up besuited w*nkers got to hear Metro Area (Metro Who?
When's Terry Francis on?) while some true fans were stuck outside in the
damn I forgot about that ... although from past experience Fabric gets some
good line ups but seems to be full of c*nt$ - [excuse my french]. In fact a
large majority of them seem to spend the evening passed out on the stairs
which adds to the pleasant atmosphere of the venue ;)
over out
Marc
Morgan (and Darshan) have worked with the Kelley Polar Quartet before,
they
are credited on several Environ/Metro Area releases. I guess this release
their share was much larger than 'usual'. Haven't heard it yet, but I know
it's going to be in the Don't-Listen-Buy-Anyway category :)
Man.. I
Can anyone tell me where this man lives/lived/operated from ?
Thanks,
Maarten
Do you know these tracks?
http://www.morthenkiang.com/samples
(sound samples taken from various mix tapes)
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The man's has often spoken and sang about the discrimination he suffered as
a child in Tennessee, but I don't know where he is now - New York? He was in
jail for a bit recently for drugs charges. By all accounts, he cuts a
pretty tragic figure these days - still on the white lines, allegedly.
Hello all,
Trying to hunt down some info on Todd Sines Overlap Release party.
On the planet-e site there isn't any information about it. However in the
Google cache there is some stuff saying that it is on this Saturday the 26th at
the Mockingbird. On Todd's scalestudio.com site it says
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From: Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Toby Frith' [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 11:11 AM
Subject: RE: (313) london - Metro Area
I think Tristan Watkins tried to get in to Fabric after Slices but there
was
a queue 4
Plans are on hold at the moment.
Just waiting for Carl's schedule to clear up, and pick a date from my
understanding.
I'm sure Todd will fill in the details.
G
Sam MacCutchan wrote:
Hello all,
Trying to hunt down some info on Todd Sines Overlap Release party.
On the planet-e site
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Subject: (313) gil scott-heron
Can anyone tell me where this man lives/lived/operated from ?
He's lived in Washington D.C. for ages, and as Robert monetioned,
Probably my favorite c craig cut..
Did it get released on anything other than virtualsex lp
Ie 12
Placid
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Of course...
It was also released on Innerzone Orchestra - Programmed, and a Russ
Gariel mix is on the Geology 2 comp., off the top of my head.
G
Placid wrote:
Probably my favorite c craig cut..
Did it get released on anything other than virtualsex lp
Ie 12
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:Probably my favorite c craig cut..
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:Did it get released on anything other than virtualsex lp
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Also on XMIX6 Mr. C on K7!
My track is mixed into it.
Cheers,
ollie
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Of course...
It was also released
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Of course...
It was also released on Innerzone Orchestra - Programmed, and a Russ
Gariel mix is on the
That's an excellent mix - dunno what happened to the cheeky barrowboy since
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Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 3:54 PM
To: Gerald Belanger; 313
Cc: Placid
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Also on XMIX6 Mr. C on K7!
My track is mixed into
html?
ARTIST: SHIFTED PHASES
TITLE: THE COSMIC MEMOIRS OF THE LATE GREAT RUPERT J. ROSINTHROPE
LABEL: TRESOR
CAT. NO: 56196-2/6
DISTRIBUTION: SRD
RELEASE: 16 DECEMBER 2002
The mysterious new project born from Drexciyan parents is here.
Entitled Shifted Phases, this new generation Techno-Electro hybrid
That compilation has some great classics on it. Speed Jack, Kenny Larkin,
Teste, Aphex Twin, Quadrant, BC, 69, Insync, Plastikman, u-ziq. Definitely
worth seeking out.
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From: Tristan Watkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 3:57 PM
To: [EMAIL
You still on this list, Graham? Got news for you RE Wilf.
That compilation has some great classics on it. Speed Jack, Kenny Larkin,
Teste, Aphex Twin, Quadrant, BC, 69, Insync, Plastikman, u-ziq. Definitely
worth seeking out.
it is, the pressing isn't too loud tho. which is a shame given the quality
of the tracks
robin...
Of course...
It was
on another gil scott heron note:
what scotish football team did his father play for?
jurren
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On Wed, 23 Oct 2002, Placid wrote:
Probably my favorite c craig cut..
Did it get released on anything other than virtualsex lp
Ie 12
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celticprevious to that Detroit Corinthianswow back on topic!!
:)
robin...
on another gil scott heron note:
what scotish football team did his father play for?
Celtic - he didn't get treated very well though
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Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 4:18 PM
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on another gil scott heron note:
what scotish football team did his
Saw this in the bookshop round the corner to my office today
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0593049667/ref=sr_aps_books_1_1/202
-3520456-9580619
was p!ssing myself for about 15mins :]
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hey guys
arne - the word from morgan is that he had no hand in the kpq production --
it's actually mike from kpq (he doesn't just play strings!) quite a debut
from what i've heard so far!
jt
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I laughed at first but then... the authors are the same that wrote Last
Night a DJ Saved My Life which is a fantastic book on the history of the
DJ - without seeing the book in person I'd assume it's probably not too
bad.
MEK
I'm sure the only way you can learn how to mix is just do it yourself and
keep trying but I'm sure it's entirely possible to learn some useful tips on
programming and the business by reading a few books about it - the more
input you get from as many people as possible the more chance you have of
A review of the book from BBC
http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/dance/reviews/brewster_howtodj.shtml
Langsman, Marc
I had a flick through and it seemed to have comedy pictures on beat matching
and the like. also some strange diagrams on different scratches.
Im not sure how much a book would help tho - Ive found the only way I
progress is through practice and geenral tinkering about with my decks,
which is in
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I'm sure the only way you can learn how to mix is just do it
I believe it also came up in the Mr. C X-Mix CD.
jeff
At 06:30 PM 10/23/2002, you wrote:
Probably my favorite c craig cut..
Did it get released on anything other than virtualsex lp
Ie 12
Hi,
We have a new interview online with Jeff Mills by John Osselaer! Go to
http://technotourist.org,
or directly to the article -
http://technotourist.org/modules.php?op=modloadname=Sectionsfile=index
req=viewarticleartid=19
If you haven't done so already, also check out our article on Metro
I've got a copy and it's a good book. Yeah, much of it will be
obvious/familiar to anyone who'd been DJing a while, but then there are
plenty of things in there you won't have thought of too, and let's face it,
there are loads of aspiring DJs out there who need a book just like this.
The authors
What is ironic though is that I get DJ gigs (which I don't solicit, but,
hey, it's fun) and I can't mix (my records are dope, right) and I get paid
WAY MORE per hour than I do writing. I get paid the equivalent of one
feature story per hour. Someone really needs to elevate the role of music
I actually sort of dislike that book.
It's true that it is historically smart, but it has an unfortunate
pseudo-mystical approach and gets uneccessarily cynical at certain places.
Plus it disses freeform radio.
ben
On Wed, 23 Oct 2002, Tom
Robbins/Magic Feet wrote:
I've got a copy and
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