sick meaning good right?
:)
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From: /0 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: s mcgill [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2003 10:23 PM
Subject: Re: (313) BRITISH MURDER BOYS LIVE @ T-FUNKSHUN FRIDAY 12TH
SEPTEMBER
omg, surgeon and regis
We now have a gallery of the famous Belgian techno club Fuse online at
Technotourist.org. The pictures were taken last Saturday when Neil Landstrumm
was the headliner of the evening.
Go to http://www.technotourist.org and click gallery or for those with little
time on their hands:
No idea who he is but I recognise the pad sound on the track, it's official
I'm sad :)
md
5/9/03 8:55 AM Mark S. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyone know who this guy is??
I like this record
http://www.planetxusa.com/pub/audio/djram/2003/144396.ram
i like the sound of that too
only info i can find is in german:
http://www.de-bug.de/review/19269.html
the force inc. web site doesn't ahve anything (only upto date for fim241,
this is fim242)
robin...
Anyone know who this guy is??
I like this record
Fantastic news Martin good on you.
Can i please make one suggestion to improve on overload- can you please
separate or allow to sort the club night/event listings by some criteria IE
location and/or date. I and others that are geographically challenged (not my
fault im Australian) have trouble
http://tek.moo.jp/_img/224.jpg
hi folks. i've read the term, pad sound, from time to time on this
list. could someone provide me with a definition of this phrase?
cheers,
lrh
wow. looks like a shot of the console from a bladerunner police cruiser.
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From: Wibo Lammerts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 6:07 AM
To: '313@hyperreal.org'
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: (313) Without Words
hi folks. i've read the term, pad sound, from time to time on this
list. could someone provide me with a definition of this phrase?
In synthesiser terminology, a pad is a sustained, warm, string-like sound
normally heard in long chords. Synthetic strings, basically...
Cheers,
Tom
I wondered what that meant - I've always read about lush pads in techno
reviews, especially of Detroit sh!t.
I hate the fact that many electronic music reviews assume you know all about
the technology involved in making the music.
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From: Tom Churchill [mailto:[EMAIL
Where were you yesterday??? =]
On Fri, 5 Sep 2003 12:07:23 +0200 , Wibo Lammerts wrote:
http://tek.moo.jp/_img/224.jpg
TJJ
~in a perfect world, nothing is perfect~
http://www.acidsonicresearch.com
PeoplePC: It's for people. And it's just
This is kind of what I'm keeping my eye one right now:
http://www.monomachine.com/
On Fri, 05 Sep 2003 03:47:16 -0700 (PDT), T.J.Johnson
wrote:
Where were you yesterday??? =]
On Fri, 5 Sep 2003 12:07:23 +0200 , Wibo Lammerts
wrote:
http://tek.moo.jp/_img/224.jpg
TJJ
~in a
The term comes from back in the day when we only had pianos, these of course
had felt pads that pressed against the pianos strings. Pressing down the
damper pedal moves the felt pad off the strings so they can ring.
On a synth, pressing the damper pedal extends the sustain portion of the
sampled
Hi,
Just a quick update for those who have e-mailed me about tonight's BASE party
with Kevin Saunderson, Jim Masters and Ed DMX, and for those who are still
deciding on coming!
I can get 313 members onto the concessions list, which will mean you'll get in
for the BASE member's price of £10
How common is it in other states and countries besides
Michigan for record/music stores to take a small labels
cds or vinyl on consignment--AKA sell it for you on
there shelves but you have to go up there and collect
your money...
TJJ
~in a perfect world, nothing is perfect~
How common is it in other states and countries besides
Michigan for record/music stores to take a small labels
cds or vinyl on consignment--AKA sell it for you on
there shelves but you have to go up there and collect
your money...
it happens in England, I wouldn't have said it was very common,
Hi,
I posted a recent mix online at my site:
www.zacharylubin.com
34 tracks, 3 turntables:
8.03
rhythim is rhythim. icon. transmat
grain. untitled. fatcat
s. b. project. unconscious behaviour.
clubtracks/cosmic
stephen brown. status bytes. djax-up-beats
dj pete. latifah. counterbalance
british
http://www.acid-house.net/mixes/html
New mixes recordede from the acid house tour incl djing/live 303 606
909 from random XS
placid
www.acid-house.net - Everything you wanted to know about acid house
I just bought a new laptop and whaddya know... No sound input!
Does anyone use iMic as a Mac input? What's the quality like?
Returned to the ghetto after enjoying a beautiful Bjork
concert in Toronto on Olympic Island.
Has anyone done any sick Bjork remixes that could be used in
a techno/electro set... not that Homogenic isn't dancefloor,
but maybe something more clearcut made specifically for our
pleasure.
It's excellent. I use my iMac a lot for day-to-day stuff. You'll love it
I just bought a new laptop and whaddya know... No sound input!
Does anyone use iMic as a Mac input? What's the quality like?
--
Allen Goodman
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.fksche.com
I hate to bring this up but i totally disagree with Rob, I think too many
interview are non technical.
This might be quite controversial but I see little point about asking producers
about the weather, politics and the club scene. Might it be the case that the
main source of inspiration is
ASIDE: I remember Heckle and Jeckle dropping a Radiohead
techno/electro remix at Forans [@ Bump] awhile back - anyone
know what that was?
There are some radiohead remixes (4 of I believe) that have been done, but
I'm not sure if there's even any promo's yet - unless this is something
aside from
tuneintuition:
Has anyone done any sick Bjork remixes that could be used in
a techno/electro set... not that Homogenic isn't dancefloor,
but maybe something more clearcut made specifically for our
pleasure.
the LFO (Mark Bell) remixes of Hyperballad are a possibility,
particularly the
Not being a producer or a DJ, I couldn't give two figs how something is made, I
just wanna hear it. Maybe I should give a sh!t but it bores me when I hear such
talk. I wasn't talking about interviews anyway, I was talking about reviews
and if I can't understand what the reviewer is referring
Okay Rob - I apologise for being defensive. I like the techy speak in reviews,
but it is not for everyone you are right. These reviewers need to walk a fine
line here.
Really my point is slightly related though really about interviews. I do think
there should be more emphasis on the music and
I like a bit of both if I'm honest, I want to know what shoes, contact
lenses and lager Mr. Hawtin is using while he twiddling with dynamic
modulation, burning EEPROM and whistling across his portamento...
md
5/9/03 3:09 PM Quest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Okay Rob - I apologise for being defensive.
No, you're not. But that would be best if Sound on Sound did the review. I
would like to know how some sounds are made only 'cause I'd like to make
something similar.
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From: Quest Pond [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 7:42 AM
To: Robert Taylor;
There are a few out there worth playing, Alec Empire, Plaid, LFO, have all
done mixes that have appeared in a mix of two or mine. Discogs will have
more info
Returned to the ghetto after enjoying a beautiful Bjork
concert in Toronto on Olympic Island.
Has anyone done any sick Bjork remixes
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From: Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I wondered what that meant - I've always read about lush pads
in techno reviews, especially of Detroit sh!t.
I hate the fact that many electronic music reviews assume you
know all about the
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From: tuneintuition [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Returned to the ghetto after enjoying a beautiful Bjork
concert in Toronto on Olympic Island.
Has anyone done any sick Bjork remixes that could be used in
a techno/electro set... not that
A thank you note for the incredible help.
I'm sure I'll be able to dig up some material with all of
these wonderful suggestions.
Of course I have to wait until after work until I can dive
in... G...
Enjoy the weekend!
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Date: Fri, 5 Sep 2003 13:07:03 -0400
From:
Hell yea this is a nice piece.. It is DSP and not analog but that
doesn't necessarily mean anything... I am just an analog freak... But i
plan on getting a monomachine and machine drum, and i'm looking at the
Nord Modular G2 as well. Then i will have enough DSP. i'm not a big fan
of virtual
There's a three hour British Muder Boys set, recorded at the Famous Tresor
Club during their love parade bash this year, out there on soulseek and it's
very good!
If u are on slsk..i have it in my shares...give me a shout and i'll hook u
up!
cheerio,
Martijn
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From: s
I know there's quite a few of you on this list so I thought you might enjoy
this
In our local alt. newspaper is a complete history of the nightclub that
Prince filmed Purple Rain at - First Avenue nightclub
there is an online issue of it and ?uestlove (from the Roots) has a funny
moment
alright i figured this out for you i don't have it anymore ,but i just
asked my super secret record source lol... which lucky for me happens to be
my older brother...
Artist: Biting Back
Title: She's Breaking Up
Label: Focus UK Records
it got re-pressed in like 93 ...it was real rare but
Please hit me back.
Thanks!
Express yourself with MSN Messenger 6.0 -- download now!
soulseek seems to be down... maybe its just my end of the internet?
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From: Martijn de Blaauw [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: s mcgill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: 313 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 3:10 PM
Subject: Re: (313) BRITISH MURDER BOYS LIVE @ T-FUNKSHUN
interesting...
i always thought a pad was like a soft conga sound. guess some of my cd
reviews have been incorrect over the years.
On Fri, 5 Sep 2003, Tom Churchill wrote:
hi folks. i've read the term, pad sound, from time to time on this
list. could someone provide me with a definition
soft pink truth did a wicked remix of 'its in our hands'
you can hear it on a mix i did...
http://www.burnlab.net/radio/index.html
its the josh glazer burnlab mix on the right of the page.
track comes in about 68:30
i actually don't think i ever posted about this mix on 313. everyone feel
free
its definately a tricky line , writing about techno for those who know AND
those who don't . really hard to describe sounds that are often made just
to sound unlike anything else.
On Fri, 5 Sep 2003, Quest Pond wrote:
Sent: 05 September 2003 4:49 PM
To: Quest Pond; Tom Churchill; Lee
Speaking of LFO and Bjork and electro, I have always adored I Go
Humble, which is actually Shove Piggy Shove off LFO's Advance
album. I also recommend Plaid's Lilith with Bjork singing along.
I've used both with some success.
K.
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From: Rob Webb [mailto:[EMAIL
Oh, and I almost forgot Oops by 808state. Classic.
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From: Rob Webb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 9:42 AM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) Bjork Recommendations...
tuneintuition:
Has anyone done any sick Bjork remixes that
When I was small I had a book filled with onomatopoeias, needless to say
it never came ofmuch use till I became interested in electronic music. Maybe
Ill dig it
up for you. ;)
its definately a tricky line , writing about techno for those who know
AND those who don't . really hard to describe
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