Well, if we are asking potentially stupid questions here...
I've heard that the final scratch records (what DO you call them?) have
more shallow grooves than normal records...does this mean you'd have to set
the tone arm differently for a final scratch set?
dina
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sites back up.
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jinjin_a_gogo: i wonder what he's listening to in those bigass headphones
while's he's spinning this shxt for us
Looks like John is going to be in town tonite.
Will warn ya'll that the venue does enforce a
dresscode. No blue jeans, and no tennie's. :(
John Acquaviva - 3.1.03
Ruby Skye - 420 Mason @ Geary
Lattaz
clifton
i've just listened first 20 minutes of this i have to say that he's
really boring. i mean why on earth he's playing this teen-angst
loop-techno. his mixing is great though.
(reminds me of days of overdrive and labworks and pcp hardcore from
early nineties, just cheesier. perhaps i'm too old
i felt the same about the mills peel session
his mixing sucks, although most people don't notice since he covers it with
the 3rd turntable
-Joe
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From: Sakari Karipuro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Sunday, March 02, 2003 5:14 AM
Subject: Re: (313)
The Peel session had a nice live feal, there really isn't anything that
constitutes a major trainwreck in fact I found the track selection rather
enjoyable.
on 3/2/03 7:45 AM, ::) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i felt the same about the mills peel session
his mixing sucks, although most people
Absolute utter class!
One of the best House sets I've heard since I last saw TP
and Traxx in Germany and Jonny at Slices last year.
Before Osunlade got on the decks Simon Haggis laid
down some sweet tunes in the main room, and then it was
5 hours of dancing bliss for me (he played 6 but we left
Well.. I remember Dave Clarke Doin´a brilliant mix at I Love Techno
festival in ´98 (it was broadcasted on the radio). But recently his mixes
are not enjoyable anymore, not for me anyway.
Maybe the crowd has different demandings now?
And this observation is not only for Dave Clarke, ther are
Interesting, there seems to be plenty of variety in his recent top 10's.
His taste in music really doesn't follow the 313-list camp of labels like
Delsin hyped on this list.
on 3/2/03 8:38 AM, Maarten Baute at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well.. I remember Dave Clarke Doin´a brilliant mix at I Love
Interesting, there seems to be plenty of variety in his recent top 10's.
His taste in music really doesn't follow the 313-list camp of labels like
Delsin hyped on this list.
There might be some variety in his top 10´s, but the mixes I heard from him
lately does not give that impression.
And I am
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Absolute utter class!
One of the best House sets I've heard since I last saw TP
and Traxx in Germany and Jonny at
Wow! is Sakari Karipuro posting flame bate?!
So you don't understand why Dave Clarke plays pounding loop techno at a club
like Fuse and you think
Jeff Mills has absolutely NO DJ skills.
(reminds me of days of overdrive and labworks and pcp hardcore from
early nineties, just cheesier. perhaps
I have yet to download the mix, slow connection.
The Wolf track he had out not too long ago sounded decent.
on 3/2/03 9:34 AM, Maarten Baute at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There might be some variety in his top 10´s, but the mixes I heard from him
lately does not give that impression.
And I am
spw wrote on Sun, 2 Mar 2003 about following:
Wow! is Sakari Karipuro posting flame bate?!
i think is the correct word here is bait
So you don't understand why Dave Clarke plays pounding loop techno at a club
like Fuse and you think
never been in fuse, i have no idea whats it like.
i dunno man, he's played SO long that he shouldn't be doing trainwrecks
in every mix in 1 hour mix :) i'd like to hear how he was back in the
day, like over 10 years ago, or late 80's :)
You wanna know how da wizzard was behind the decks?
Oh man he was an absolute genius..
I never heard
Maarten Baute wrote on Sun, 2 Mar 2003 about following:
in every mix in 1 hour mix :) i'd like to hear how he was back in the
day, like over 10 years ago, or late 80's :)
You wanna know how da wizzard was behind the decks?
Oh man he was an absolute genius..
I never heard anyone spin
I've seen both rich hawtin and john acquaviva mix 3+ hours without an
audible mistake. beyond that, I dont know because I seldom stay longer than
3 hours at any event.
mills gets away with it because he drops the right tunes at the right times
and mixes with 3 turntables sometimes, which can
I caught him in Detroit back in November and he is way up there on my list
to see live again. Everything was perfect, music was wonderful, and
everyone was getting down (a rarity in Detroit).
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From: Phonopsia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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mills gets away with it because he drops the right tunes at the right
times
and mixes with 3 turntables sometimes, which can help cover bad mixing.
I actually really like the mills peel session mix a lot. Jeff was just here
in NYC a bit ago at arc and did a great job that evening as well. The
dave clarke deejayed in pittsburgh a couple years ago (i guess it
was december 1999) and really it was as boring a techno set as ive
ever heard. i left like 1 hour into it, i just wasnt feeling it at
all. and that was even back when i sort of liked harder techno
still, but just a little bit.
tom
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From: David Pinter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I find perfection a bit
boring.
ive said this all my life. i like raw lo-fi recordings, i like
deejays who are human, etc.
Jeff to me is like an impressionistic paintermore about mood
than
ok this thread can die without anyone caring.
hint hint
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To: 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Sunday, March 02, 2003 2:03 PM
Subject: Re: (313) dave clarke live
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mike
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What's the probability that his apparent trainwrecks are a result of his
aging? He can't possibly be at the same performance level he was over 10
years ago.
He's now entering his 40s so I would presume that he's not going to be able
to be as quick as he used to be when he was when back in,
Maybe he just had an 'off' night... it happens to the best of 'em.
Also, I think someone like Mills would be a prime candidate for Tinnitus.
Let's hope that insipring dj's/producers like him wear some sort of ear
protection.
Peace,
Patrick.
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DP I find perfection a bit boring.
TDC ive said this all my life. i like raw lo-fi recordings, i like deejays
who are human, etc.
Ha ha haa ahaaa...I should send you two some of my mixes then!!;-)lol
Seriously though I didn't notice Jeff *completely* wreck either in the Peel
mix or when he was
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