Just testing
Good to be back:-)
m*
You can tell that Kenny Larkins "We shall Overcome" on +8 was inspired by
Todd Terrys - Funtopia "Let Us Rise"
on 11/22/02 2:02 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> http://media.m-nus.com/DOWNLOAD/MP3S/POWER96_1/POWER96_1.mp3
> http://media.m-nus.com/DOWNLOAD/MP3S/POWER96_2/POWER96
> You should go to Rushhour as well, apart from new
> vinyl, they also stock some 2nd hand stuff.
> Adress is Spuistraat 130, right in the centre.
> http://www.rushhour.nl/
And anyone who's not checked out Rush Hour's site lately may be interested
to know they've recently got their online store up
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Fri, 22 Nov 2002 about following:
> also is there a way to d/l them? I dont know if you can do that in flash?
i got bored after 5 seconds of not being able to find anything FAST
from that site. but you can probably download the flash movie, look for
some strings (usin
they open in a new browser and usually the actual url will show in the
address bar. might have to use a browser other than IE. once you have the
url you can use an ftp program or whatever to download.
http://media.m-nus.com/DOWNLOAD/MP3S/POWER96_1/POWER96_1.mp3
http://media.m-nus.com/DOWNLOAD/MP
totally remodeled...
are there track listings for both of the power 96 mixes
I was listen to the 2nd one this morning and it was nice.
also is there a way to d/l them? I dont know if you can do that in flash?
scotto
lansing, mi.
> (cross posted)
>
> the new m-nus.com site is up. includes some
Thanks for the heads up David.
Had a very similar incident a while ago with two characters just down the road
in Stoke. They claimed to have booked Alistair Whitehead, but spoke to Shelly
(his wife) in the afternoon and he wasn't booked.
By the time we tried to do anything about it, it was too
Hey.. careful there. Remember "Winners Don't Do Vimto".
Now I know what the cast of Grange Hill sang about all those days ago. :)
Note to all 313'ers... if you're standing on the station platform, and
someone offers you a fizzy fruit extract drink, that'll be Alex.
Dscaper :)
--
Aeonflux
(cross posted)
the new m-nus.com site is up. includes some hand-held video from the last 5
years, the videos done for Skizofrenik and Psyk, the La Beaute installation,
richie's Radio 1 mix from earlier this month, the extended Glasgow-Arches
mix that was mentioned on the site early this year, and
Yes, I made it. :)
Alan unfortunately didn't make it -- though someone did ask the perfect
question about whether WDET has supported techno over the years.
Cornelius was excellent. As was Dex from Submerge, who also organized
and set the whole thing up.
-d
On Friday, November 22, 2002, a
Thursday 28th November
Haywire Sessions @ Bridge Tunnel, London E2
8pm - 2am
free entry !!
MAGDA [U.S.A.]
L.W.M. TASKFORCE
with tactical support from
ANDREW WEATHERALL
more info
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020 7377 6060
Haywire is a division of MachineMaid.com
where quality electronics are guarante
Did anyone make it to this? Dan maybe?
November 21, 2002 6pm:::MESSAGE AND METHOD
Detroit's Impact on Modern Electronic Music
Hosted by Dr. Stephen Pender of the University of Windsor
Guest Speakers
DAN SICKO
author of TECHNO REBELS
ALAN OLDHAM
dj/producer Pure Sonik Recs.
CORNELIUS HARRIS
U
Ok I just now realized why the kikkoman is funny.. a soy sauce
homo-erotic super hero !
-Original Message-
From: Alexandres Lugo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 22, 2002 1:20 PM
To: Grammenos, Peter
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED] Org'
Subject: RE: (313) How to make a techno tra
Come on Pete, if you're going to post that one you have to post the
Kikkoman:
http://yoga.tripod.co.jp/flash/kikkomaso.swf
Not techno related, but it does a cheesy MIDI soundtrack.
Peace,
Alex
www.fulcruminn.net
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From: Grammenos, Peter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Tomorrow Night :
DJ Plexus
Troy Pierce
Magda [M_NUS]
Grant Aaron [Construkt]
Stewart Walker [Persona]
167 South 5th Street - 6th Floor
Betw. Bedford + Driggs Ave
Cover: $5
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Peter Grammenos
Goldman Sachs & Co.
Tel : 212.902.2446
Quick reminder for any Los Angeles residents (or anyone coming home for
Thanksgiving, or any incoming tourists):
The Sven & Richie "Cocoon: The Sound of the Third Season" show rolls into town
this Saturday, November 23rd, at Spundae (held at Circus Disco, 6655 Santa
Monica Blvd., Hollywood). On-l
http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail45.html
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Goldman Sachs & Co.
Tel : 212.902.2446
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Not entirely on topic but I'm bored waiting for a train. Some of them
are quite funny, although the 'bargin huny booty' doesn't sound like the
booty music I know?
Other classics include d&b dads army, d&b ski sunday???
good for a laugh anyhow
http://www.diffusiononline.net/
--
Mike
what was the second record laurent garnier played at
demf 2001. to refresh your memory he started off with
an accapella of a nasa space shuttle launch and then
went into a nice chunky techno track with the vocal
"do you love this".
then he played the record i'm looking for. it has a
really sensu
Memo from Alex Bond of PricewaterhouseCoopers
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>Hey man you forgot about.
>PUZZLEBOX RECORDS PBX-7 TELAPORTATION EP - OPTIC NERVE
>Pure Detroit , Techno and Electro Funk
>The Fusion of the two entities K-1 & OPTIC NERVE has begun
>
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Craig
>*lol* - hope you brought some more orange squash for the weekend.
>And make sure you've taken the annorak out of the washing machine
I've pushed the boat out on a bottle of Vimto.
>>Has anyone ever had any dealings with Umesh Sonigra or Sanjay Mistry from the
>>University of Loughborough, or indeed
>>has any deal in the pipeline? If so can you give me a shout off list...
Just a warning after my initial enquiry on these guys - I have been speaking
with their University a
*lol* - hope you brought some more orange squash for the weekend.
And make sure you've taken the annorak out of the washing machine.
Then again, I mananged to pick up a 2nd hand copy of Techno : The New Dance
Sound Of Detroit this week, so I'm celebrating with some lemon squash. :)
Dscaper
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On 11/22/02 9:18 AM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> as for Teentown beats, thats got to be Techno's answer to Hip Hop's Apache. I
> actually dropped that at the first 313 party I seem to remember.
Remember that this is a re-make of a Weather Report fusion classic "Teen
Town" fro
Some fine choices there.
Strand III has had me waiting a while.
Must check the Aardvarck track out too.
Scott
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Friday, November 22, 2002 2:31 PM
Subject: (313) new!
> Memo from Alex Bond of PricewaterhouseCoop
Hi Alex,
Saw your request on the 313 list.
You should go to Rushhour as well, apart from new
vinyl, they also stock some 2nd hand stuff.
Adress is Spuistraat 130, right in the centre.
http://www.rushhour.nl/
Also, Distortion on Westerstraat 72 (Jordaan) has
some 2nd hand, sometimes with some nic
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Got loads of new bits this week. Thought I'd share them with the list, some
might like to check them..
They're not all 313, but certainly related
Francois K - Relix EP - Wave 12"
Proving
I really liked it. I think when you look at the three albums there is a real
direction that Ian has taken and when you listen to all 3 back to back you can
really see how he has moved forward as an artist. 'Eden' is a wicked track and
as for Teentown beats, thats got to be Techno's answer to Hip
I think the album was a bit too long to maintain my interest and some of the
Jazzier tracks sounded too much like The Crusaders and stuff like that : ). Not
quite my cuppa tea. The electronic compostions vary from just being "nice" to
sublime.
Rav
> -Original Message-
> From: Odeluga,
But what's the general opinion of 'History of Things to Come' amongst
O'Brien fans then?
A largely misguided diversion or a welcome departure (refering to the
ambient stuff)?
'Veksel' & 'Teentown Beats' though for me are unequivcally excellent.
k
>-Original Message-
>From: Toby Frith [ma
I bought "Gigantic Days" on its release, and upon first hearing it,
dismissed it as jazz funk nonsense. Went back to it a year later and thought
"What was I thinking?" - It's a superb album, although I prefer "Desert
Scores" - it's more evocative IMHO.
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From: <[EMAIL P
I agree - I think Gigantic Days gets the balance between jazziness and
electronic-ness exactly right. Desert Scores is an amazing album but
isn't an _album_ in the sense that Gigantic Days is, while History...,
in a lot of ways, concentrates on complex jazzy arrangements and uses a
lot of live inst
I love desert Scores, but I think Gigantic Days is one of the best electronic
music albums of all time. As Part 1 is one of the few tracks that can reduce me
to tears if it catches me right. A really funky, yet fantasticaly emotive
album.
Stewart
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From: Mann, Ra
Monkey Jazz is in the same style as Mad Mike Disease in parts... sorta has a
straight techno ish section and a broken beat mash up towards the end.
Clocking in at around 8 mins so both styles get a run for their
money..highly recomended.
The whole album is a treat, not as jazzy as his Gigantic Da
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From: "- BT -" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Friday, November 22, 2002 1:10 PM
Subject: Fwd: RE: (313) recs wanted please
> Monkey Jazz is the only new track according to Ian's website
midnightsunshine.com
>
> I agree with Rav that from the origina
http://byrokratia.org/radio
Tunepolice vs. Beat Baron
Mark Milano, the notorious Beat Baron expands his distribution network in
the Internet. Alerted by Radio Jatkoaika, the Tunepolice crew, who've been
around the world and seen it all, organize a supervisory counterstrike
operation starting
Monkey Jazz is the only new track according to Ian's website midnightsunshine.com
I agree with Rav that from the original release Mad Mike Disease is the stand out track - so if Monkey Jazz falls into that category does anyone know if its available anywhere else? Rather than having to buy the albu
the daddy (or mummy?) of all sample spotting sites is the SAMPLE FAQ
(just put this in google). It's mainly hip hop orientated, but is
huge and searchable. They also have an email newsgroup - though it's
gone a bit quiet recently. I learned enourmous amounts about music
from this site, in conju
Not too sure as I missed out on the original but monkey jazz and mad mike
disease are stand out tracks on a album which still sounds like it came out
yestrday.
R
> -Original Message-
> From: Cobert, Gwendal [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, November 22, 2002 9:42 AM
> To: 'Mann, R
> ian o brien - desert scores... now that is been reissued
just curious - any new tracks on the reissue ? this is one of those albums I
regularly pull out...
Gwendal
> Cabaret Voltaire : Body and Soul (CD or LP) « TWI 944 » (Les
> Disques du
> Crepuscule, 1991)
>
> Used to have a copy on tape, but you can guess the rest. If
> anyone knows of
> a shop that's got a copy in, can they mail me URL or a mail
> addie to get in
> touch with them. Having problems ge
Hi folks,
For those of you who are interested, the Japanese label Third Ear is
streaming a liveset of mine in conjunction with an interview on their
online webzine.
The live set is here:
http://www.third-ear.net/st2/feature/009/live.html
It's Quicktime, which means it skips like old vinyl.
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