And I've been after Stacey's: Kosmic Messenger - Flash - Plink Plonk [PLK
26] forever
*Sigh*
m*
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From: Max Duley / ARCart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Monday, January 20, 2003 6:48 PM
Subject: Re: (313) plink plonk
yeah, as has been said
A traveling exhibit would be good, but they need a lot more input and
sponsorship. I don't know who they solicited goods from, but I would think
that perhaps opening it to more of the techno community could produce more
materials. Or it could pose more problems I suppose.
on 01/20/03 08:52 AM,
4th graders are smarter than that. I understand to simplify, but if a 12yr
old can be a DMC champion then I'm sure they'd get what was going on. Or do
what a lot of exhibits do, have a youth explanation in addition to a more
mature explanation.
on 01/20/03 12:03 PM, webmaster at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
its also on a compilation called Innovators Future Techno on Breakdown
Records (http://www.discogs.com/release/31649) from a few years back. not sure
if this may be easier to pick up?
cheers
Dang
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From: Max Duley / ARCart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 21
HI all,
Happy new year one and all Hope 2003 will be a better year for quality
techno!
And I've been after Stacey's: Kosmic Messenger - Flash - Plink Plonk [PLK
26] forever
oo-- I thought the Kosmic Messenger singles on Plink Plonk was compiled on
the Elypsia Record Kosmic
oo-- I thought the Kosmic Messenger singles on Plink Plonk was compiled
on
the Elypsia Record Kosmic Messenger double album. I hope my memory serves
me
right as i am getting old.
True enough...but that one hasn't been any easier to find;)
Peace,
m*
PS - Plink Plonk keeps saying they're
Yes, almost all of the singles; i.e. Eye To Eye, Flash, and Death
March, are included on the Elypsia 2x12. The only one missing is Sea 2
Sea (Mr. C Remix), which just might be a variation of Eye 2 Eye.
Elypsia was a super label. It is too bad it is no more. Scan 7's next album,
Vanishing Act, was
I deleted my e-mail too fast. Whoever was looking for this record, I think I
know where you can get a copy. Please e-mail me privately.
O.L.
Richie Hawtin 'What's on Your iPod?'
p. 50, Wired February 2003
[1] Akufen / Even White Horizons
[2] Nitzer Ebb / Murdereous
[3] Blonde Redhead / For the Damaged Mother
[4] Derrick May / Kaotic Harmony
[5] Rhythm Sound / Distance
[6] Erik Satie / Gnossiennes No. 1
[7] Carsten Jost / You Don't
Hello
I wonder if anyone knows who handles Kenny Dixon jr and Theo Parrish
bookings these days. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Jesper
Hi there,
really glad you like the stuff- copies should be filtering their way
into shops about now in the Uk and mainland Europe- try
www.rubadub-records.com or www.courthouse.nl. Anyone else having problems
should drop me a line and I'll see if there's anything I can do
Cheers
Jason
i know that i'm crazy late, haven't checked my list mail in a few days:
nobukazu takemura. i love him. sorry if someone mentioned him already. throw
his name in google. he's got a tune, i believe its called sign, some ol'
double time-1/2 time-timbaland 3003-vocoded insanity. i first heard it
Odd to think that an old English granny can be termed an unsung pioneer
of techno - but when you look at the life of the person who proposed
the creation of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, and who did so much to
popularise electronic music since the 1960s (she wrote the theme song
for Dr Who, among
It was actually another old English granny who wrote Dr Who - Delia
Derbyshire.
I can't quite imagine these old ladies sitting around in tweed, twinsets and
pearls twiddling knobs and making strange noises, but it's an endearing
image.
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From: Brendan Nelson
I sold the Parasols coompilation, didnt really care for most of the stuff.
Perhaps Ksomic Messenger sounds a lot better on vynil.
I never cared much for the Shamen either.
Like all that bad early 90's UK dance/ rave msuic made for the UK Top 40
charts.
Like bizarre inc?!
Their stuff is cool
ab
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From: techno [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: 313 Mailing List 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 11:03 PM
Subject: Re: (313) plink plonk - Ksomic Messenger
I sold the Parasols coompilation, didnt really care for
If anyones got their technological mini lp on blue chip... There are some
seriously detroit influenced techno on there.. One of my favorite ep's in
fact..
Quite unbelievable how they ended up as altern 8
Like bizarre inc?!
Their stuff is cool
ab
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Bizarre Inc are not Altern8.
Nexus 21 are Altern8's alter ego - they had some great Detroit -influenced
trax on Network
Bizarre Inc were from Essex and Altern9 were from Stafford.
Bizarre Inc are still producing as Chicken Lips methinks.
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From: P dircon [mailto:[EMAIL
I never cared much for the Shamen either.
I always liked Boss Drum from The Shamen a lot. I think i prefer The Shamen
above most of the stuff Mr. C. produced alone. Oh and Richie Hatwin's the
South of Detroit Instrumental mix of Ebeneezer Goode... yummie! banging
acid, not really a remix at
Hi all,
speaking of Kosmic Messenger... Did that track Concrete, that was part of
one those Trance Atlantic/Europe Express Compilations, ever got a full
release?
Thanx
W
Even more - what are the chances nowadays of picking up the Kosmic Messenger
LP (1995?, '96) nowadays? I saw it at least once ... snoozed, losed (sic).
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From: Wibo Lammerts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 2:27 PM
To: '313@hyperreal.org'
Subject:
I can't quite imagine these old ladies sitting around in tweed, twinsets
andpearls twiddling knobs and making strange noises, but it's an endearing
image.
ermm depends on the image you create their Rob:)
S
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From: Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 January
Bizarre inc were originally dean meredith and Mark Archer and
Gareth Hunting
Personality conflicts between Meredith and Archer led to that group
fizzling out, with Archer going on to form the successful Altern 8
P
Bizarre Inc are not Altern8.
Nexus 21 are Altern8's alter ego - they had
I just got a mail through announcing that Octave One will play live in the
main room at fabric, London on Sat 1st Feb from 2-3am. Apparently they have
a new album called 'The Theory Of Everything' coming up and will be
previewing material from it on the night. Also, Fabric have Francois K (6hrs
did anyone mention kaito yet?
On Tue, 21 Jan 2003, Jason Hogans wrote:
i know that i'm crazy late, haven't checked my list mail in a few days:
nobukazu takemura. i love him. sorry if someone mentioned him already. throw
his name in google. he's got a tune, i believe its called sign, some
Pullen is also playing on the night.
There will definitely be some 313 peeps down on both nights.
People aren't keen on the place because of the crowd rather than the club
itself.
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From: Tom Robbins/Magic Feet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003
Bizarre inc were originally dean meredith and Mark Archer and
Gareth Hunting
Personality conflicts between Meredith and Archer led to that group
fizzling out, with Archer going on to form the successful Altern 8
Who of course was also one half of Nexus 21 along with Chris Peat, one of
Yeah I got that it was silver I think...'overload'
Move my body was my favorite.. It had that 'log' noise in it which I
loved...
I got the nexus 21 stuff but don't remember an lp on network there was
only the remixes of sti life iirc
p
Bizarre inc were originally dean meredith and Mark
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Tue, 21 Jan 2003 about following:
Who of course was also one half of Nexus 21 along with Chris Peat,
one of the purest Detroit Techno outfits outside of Detroit in the
late eighties/early nineties. Who remembers Still Life(keeps Moving)
thats one really nice
Although does anyone remeber the very first Altern 8 ep on Network?? It
had 8 tracks with names like 'techno city' and was really good, deep
minimal bleepy UK techno.
Yeah, I do. and I thought it was great at the time too. They were from
Stoke On Trent weren't they? I think at least one of them
From: Jesper Kling
I wonder if anyone knows who handles Kenny Dixon jr and Theo Parrish
bookings these days. Any help is appreciated.
that's yin sight media.
go to http://www.3chairs.net and click 'contact information'
though yin sight was run by the late laura gavoor if i'm not mistaken, so
There was a 12 on RS also with Logical Progression, and Techno City on
the b-side.
G
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bizarre inc were originally dean meredith and Mark Archer and
Gareth Hunting
Personality conflicts between Meredith and Archer led to that group
fizzling out, with Archer
Oh yeah there was a 3 track ep with self hypnosis (mr whippy
mix...always made me smile) and a promo 12 with the original version of
self hypnosis..which is a massive tune fierce bassline
There was a 12 on RS also with Logical Progression, and Techno City on
the b-side.
G
[EMAIL
Oh yeah there was a 3 track ep with self hypnosis (mr whippy mix...always
made me smile) and a promo 12 with the original version of self
hypnosis..which is a massive tune fierce bassline
Thats the 12 I have. Its also got the track 'Real Love' that sounds like
Rhythim is Rhythim but
One of them (I can't remember which) did that hiphouse imitation Slo
Moshun's Bell Of New York (if I remember correctly - it was distributed in
the UK shrinkwrapped and complete with import stickers, along with a
misleading press release to hoodwink the UK press into thinking it was from
NJ), but
Are you sure that Slo Moshun record wasn't by Ashley Beedle? (I'm trying
to regain the trainspotter-points I lost to you over Dr Who :)
It's an odd coincidence - I was browsing a US record shop's catalogue
today, and they had that record listed as a US release. The scam has yet
to wear off,
Just had a quick look on the Net via Google and it was Mark Archer and Danny
Taurus - maybe Beedle remixed it?
Altern8 were also involved with CM Connection on Network (what a label,
eh?):
http://music.hyperreal.org/library/discogs/altern8/
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From: Brendan Nelson
Funnily enough I actually saw them playing 'live' (standing behind big
cardboard 8's with a few dancers on stage) last summer in my home town of
Chorley (back of beyond Lancashire Market town). Chorley never has any sort
of events of any description so it was somewhat of a surprise to see them
It wasn't at Brian Potter's Phoenix club was it? ;-)
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From: Paul Hudson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 5:19 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) Altern 8 was (plink plonk - Ksomic Messenger)
Funnily enough I actually
Oops - that was supposed to be off-list - sorry
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From: Robert Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 5:24 PM
To: 'Paul Hudson'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) Altern 8 was (plink plonk - Ksomic Messenger)
It wasn't at
Clinically Inclined
17 January 2003
9:30pm - 12:30am CST
live stream www.wnur.org during showtime / 89.3 FM in Chicago
9:30 - 10:30pm M. MacQueen
rhythm sound - trace (rhythm sound)
future beat alliance - cyberactive - disconnected (delsin)
the detroit experiment - space break - the way we
i heard static one liked it a lot (late again?).
the closest i came to a site is their catalog on forced exposure.
random google blurbs.
maybe one of you knows something i don't?
you can hit me in private:
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peace grease
:brownstudy
tits, and I've just spent all my money on Love tickets...
I just got a mail through announcing that Octave One will play live in the
main room at fabric,
_
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on 1/21/03 8:17 AM, Jongsma, K.J. at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh and Richie Hatwin's the
South of Detroit Instrumental mix of Ebeneezer Goode... yummie! banging
acid, not really a remix at all, more like a new track but it is great
anyway!
That's the only way you can save that track.
on
on 1/21/03 11:03 AM, Robert Taylor at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I read recently that Altern8 are still touring at Back To The Old
Skool-type gatherings, still clad in masks and anoraks.
Yeah their milking Altern 8 for everything it's worth.
The 'back to the oldchool' events are kinda like what
techno wrote on Tue, 21 Jan 2003 about following:
I remember reading 'Stings Of Life' was a massive rave tune with the
hardcore scene back in 92.
probably because Altern 8 did sort of remix of it.. it was called
E-vapor-8.
Altern 8 did a collaboration with Inner City (after Nexus 21, Still
on 1/21/03 2:08 PM, Sakari Karipuro at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
probably because Altern 8 did sort of remix of it.. it was called
E-vapor-8.
Nah 'Strings Of Life' had a comeback of sorts 1992 with the ravers, I would
think this is the reason why they sampled it.
They sampled a lot of Chicago
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