"Crystal Ball" is a crazy compilation (I think mine is 5xCDs?) that was
boot only for awhile, then I think Prince just started selling it
himself. (?) It's material around the time of Sign O' The Times and
others. Some are brilliant outtakes that never made it onto albums!!!
Some is filler though
Can anyone make an album recommendation for a newcomer to Price's work?
how about bootlegs [yes, bootlegs again...] i was listening to the interview
with THE man harco pront up on the musicforspeakers website [dutch only]
where they were comparing his work to '80's prince bootlegs, the high
pi
Oh god where to start, pretty subjective:
--Sign O' The Times 2xLP- probably all around best display of talent, he
plays every instrument on every song 'cept for one live track done w/
The Revolution... amazing. I like this review too
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&uid=CASS70305141450&s
Sign of the Times always sticks out for me..
-Original Message-
From: Redmond, Ja'Maul [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 27 June 2003 21:51
To: Brent Kirkwood; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) Prince Album Recommendations
You've opened up a can of worms. Lol.
Honestly I haven't been m
er, "Controversy" anyone?
Dirty Mind definitely
"Redmond, Ja'Maul"
<[EMAIL P
You've opened up a can of worms. Lol.
Honestly I haven't been much of a fan of a Prince Complete Album. To me I
think he's best defined by individual songs.
But if I have to name some favorites.
His old stuff
Sign of the Times (Ecletic Funk)
1999 (Best pop Rock album)
Purple rain (Best Rock Alb
For some reason I thought this was another ad for one of them porno sites I
get spam for...I promise I wasn't going to go look at it!
Jeff
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From: David Gillies [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 4:01 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Subjec
> Can anyone make an album recommendation for a newcomer to Price's work?
Prince´s top moments, that´s easy!
Dirty Mind
1999
Purple Rain
Around The World in a Day
Sign 'o' The times
But if you don´t have a lot of money left in your pocket, concentrate on
Dirty Mind and Sign 'o' The Times, I woul
After all this talk of Prince...
Can anyone make an album recommendation for a newcomer to Price's work?
Thanks in advance,
Brent
I've got tons of space on my server if anyone ever needs any... If anyone
wants access to it I have FTP set up... Email me off list for
username/passwords.
At 04:10 PM 6/27/2003 -0400, ::\) wrote:
we may be able to help you at emmrecords if the need still exists.
-Joe
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sorry, not meant for the list.
forgive me.
-Joe
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From: "::)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Maarten Baute" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2003 4:10 PM
Subject: Re: (313) 56 MB webspace, anyone?
> we may be able to help you at emmrecords if
we may be able to help you at emmrecords if the need still exists.
-Joe
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From: "Maarten Baute" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2003 3:47 PM
Subject: (313) 56 MB webspace, anyone?
> Hi,
>
> can I borrow 56 MB webspace for just 48 ho
Hi,
can I borrow 56 MB webspace for just 48 hours from someone? I made a mix and
have it hear in good quality stereo mp3. But I only have 50 MB webspace...
and with my other files on it.. I don´t have enough.
I would just put the mix up for 2 days, so that the people on this list
could download a
On Thu, 26 Jun 2003, Derek Plaslaiko. wrote:
>
>
> i put itiswhatitis #7 on a mix i did called "untitled as of now". i put
> that, and 4 other older mixes up on http://www.plaslaiko.net . just click
> on the mixes tab. the site runs on a t3 (i think) so the speeds should be
> pretty fast.
that'd
Now online, check it out: http://www.daniel-bell.com/
Cheers,
Tom
> I can't reccomend homestarrunner.com enough. those guys are brilliant.
> They're starting to gain a lot of popularity...I've seen 14 year old girls
> wearing homestar shirts. they mentioned some homestar characters in the last
> episode of buffy the vampire slayer...i didn't see it, a friend
Queen in my Empire is an excellent track. I havn't heard the King of my
Empire, but I love the Queen one. The best part about those 10" on Burial
is the B side has the instrumental version. So if you don't like the vocal,
BAM, its cut right out! I believe that Queen is Burial #11.
Peace
Jeff
Damn why can't this show be in Chicago that would be such a blast.
I miss Michigan.
& Detroit might be the only city in the US that really knows what's up as far
as great music-- even though I know all you 313 heads who live there love to
bitch about your scene. Give me some Detroit locals who
I can't reccomend homestarrunner.com enough. those guys are brilliant. They're
starting to gain a lot of popularity...I've seen 14 year old girls wearing
homestar shirts. they mentioned some homestar characters in the last episode of
buffy the vampire slayer...i didn't see it, a friend told me.
yeah, I think I saw the guitar one last year but never bothered to look
around until recently when a friend sent me the suntan one - some funny
stuff there. the guys that do the site got written up in Wired mag recently.
lisa
spacecrusher wrote:
wow... thats funny. I saw that years ago. Like
Sorry to bring this topic up again but I need some info quite urgently.
A mate of mine is looking to sell his carts, they're Ortofon Concordes
(Blue.)
He paid £120 for the pair but they now retail for £100. He says the needles
have a bit of life left in them.
He's asking for the price they retai
This is one amazing find and one of the reasons I haven't ended my
subscription to 313. Rare and important.
MoJo more so than any of the performance djs (May,atkins,etc.) influenced my
musical taste beyond belief. To this day I have him to thank for introducing
me to 1. Kraftwerk, 2.Art of Noise
On Fri, 27 Jun 2003, Cobert, Gwendal wrote:
> both his albums on Warp were excellent... Only Virtual State seems to be
> in stock right now @ Warpmart, but I remember having no trouble finding
> the other one, at least in CD format...
That other one would be The Number Of Magic
http://www.disco
>
>> Live...
>> A mixture of danceable and armchair - makes for a good backroom night out,
>> I'd love to hear him fire up Over and Over or Headkick and the classic that
>> is Nag Nag Nag, Sheffield's finest electro funk punk song ever, like a
>> cannabis Radox bath soaked in Sheffield gob and sw
> >> Richard has been doing a few live appearances (Forum and 93 East) and
> >> also
> >> has a new album out called TWAT I think, only heard the rough mixes.
> >
> > any good?...danceable or armchair stuff?
>
> It's hard to keep up with Richard, well my wallet can't anyway :) He's back
> into more
> from the discogs.com listings he seems to have gone in a dub
> direction so
> i probs should check that out...
wow... didn't know he recorded under so many different aliases, it's funny to
read the answers to the original questions, everybody seems to know Kirk but
everybody know a different
> MartinDust:
>
>> Richard has been doing a few live appearances (Forum and 93 East) and
>> also
>> has a new album out called TWAT I think, only heard the rough mixes.
>
> any good?...danceable or armchair stuff?
It's hard to keep up with Richard, well my wallet can't anyway :) He's back
into m
> i dont know of any dancefloor oriented stuff but his virtual
> state album on
> warp is bloody amazing, IMHO of course :-)
> if anybody hasd an extra copy they want to part with i would
> be a sure buyer
> :))
both his albums on Warp were excellent... Only Virtual State seems to be in
stock r
there was the cocosolidciti release earlier this year under the name of
BioChemical Dread - http://www.cocosolidciti.com/2-catalog/releases.htm
i dont know of any dancefloor oriented stuff but his virtual state album on
warp is bloody amazing, IMHO of course :-)
if anybody hasd an extra copy they
"Cobert, Gwendal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> he's been releasing quite regularly, mostly on Touch under his own
>name, excellent (IMHO) albums of electronica / sound collages, totally
>listening oriented... and not dance-floor oriented. My favorite is
>"Darkness at noon", one long track (45 min or s
He released Chant to Jah on SoulJazz last year as Sandoz but I'm sure he's done
other stuff too
-Original Message-
From: robin pinning [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2003 10:17 AM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) richard h kirk
hi all,
so was listening to some old
he's been releasing quite regularly, mostly on Touch under his own name,
excellent (IMHO) albums of electronica / sound collages, totally listening
oriented... and not dance-floor oriented. My favorite is "Darkness at noon",
one long track (45 min or something like that) he released two or three
Richard has been doing a few live appearances (Forum and 93 East) and also
has a new album out called TWAT I think, only heard the rough mixes.
We've been trying to talk him into playing DUST, but he needs such a sweet
PA we can't afford to do it. He's still very active tho and doing loads of
stuf
hi all,
so was listening to some old Sweet Exorcist stuff last nite and wondered
what richard kirk was up to these days (i lost track of what he was up to
after the first Sandoz thing he did).
i know he's done loads since but has any of it been dancefloor related
rather than 'listening' techno? (
Even more OT but sooo funny
http://homestarrunner.com/sbemail58.html
lisa wrote:
It's Friday ... geeky techno cartoon anyone? :)
(careful @ work - there is audio)
http://homestarrunner.com/sbemail45.html
lisa
--
Mike
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http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~mhl/
'it's only a matter of time untill waldo gets spotted!'
|-Original Message-
|From: spacecrusher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Sent: 27 June 2003 09:52
|To: 313@hyperreal.org
|Subject: RE: (313) OT - techno
|
|
|wow... thats funny. I saw that years ago. Like literaly, maybe
|3 years. its we
wow... thats funny. I saw that years ago. Like literaly, maybe 3 years. its
weird the way some of these things float around, never die, continue to find
new audiences too.
-- Original Message --
From: Ryan Snowden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Fri, 27 Jun 2
Morning 313ers,
Today is the last Friday in the month and that can only mean one thing
DUST. While most of Sheffield sleeps to the same old tune - DUST take the
volume to one more than ten...
This months Greedy Beat merchants are:
- - - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Hah - lovely :)
|-Original Message-
|From: lisa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Sent: 27 June 2003 07:30
|To: (313)
|Subject: (313) OT - techno
|
|
|It's Friday ... geeky techno cartoon anyone? :)
|
|(careful @ work - there is audio)
|
|http://homestarrunner.com/sbemail45.html
|
|
|lisa
|
It's Friday ... geeky techno cartoon anyone? :)
(careful @ work - there is audio)
http://homestarrunner.com/sbemail45.html
lisa
On second consideration I think Hansi is right. It's Charles
Hodges either way, let's give the man some appreciation,
that Hi Rhythm group did some of the all-time-coolest
sounds ever put on wax.
Fred
Aahhh, I'll have to take a photo of my painting and pass it back onto him.
:)
He has included the label artwork he did for us (DJ K1 and The Shadow
People)
Peace,
Patrick.
-Original Message-
From: James Bucknell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, 28 June 2003 1:16 AM
To: [EMAIL PR
excellent. but when does the world get to see your abdul haqq artwork,
patrick?
james
>
> Hi All,
> I thought I'd pass on Abdul Haqq's new website, which showcases all his
> amazing artwork.
>
> Go check it out and send him a note!
>
> http://www.thirdearthgraphics.com
>
> Peace,
> Patrick.
>
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