7 please do me a favour and re-listen to expo 2000/planet of vision.
Yeah, it's definitely so electric. Some great rimixes on that expo
2000 disc also, by Rolando and UR, among others.
--
Brian balistic Prince
http://www.bprince.com - art and techno
i-f is a no-go..
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i should add as far as i hear.. ...if true, i'm still hoping he changes
his mind...
marco passarani half of mat101 will be doing a little usa tour in
mid-may..would be some nice additions to the lineup!
i-f is a no-go..
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i wonder if hes just playing a party outside the festival?
hm.
:)
derek.
On Sun, 4 Apr 2004, J. T. wrote:
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I guess this is on topic as school was the only place to hook up for
Derrick, Kevin and Juan as there was nowhere else to go
Detroit schools to cut 3,200 jobs
By Jerry Isaacs
3 April 2004
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Detroit Public Schools officials
so the simple thing is to invest :)
I know we all have a soft spot for Detroit and so I am be a little biased here
but is it me
or is detroit picked on? I think they should if they ae doing cut backs, use
the money to invest in the city
not make matters worse..
-Original
Hi.
Did anyone see Scion on Friday?
or Moritz Von Oswald Sunday night?
How was it??
Dying to know.
Alex
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Did anyone see Scion on Friday?
or Moritz Von Oswald Sunday night?
I went to see Rhythm Sound and Paul St Hilaire (the artist formerly known
as Tikiman) in Glasgow on Friday. The event was held at the WInter Gardens
on Glasgow Green - an enormous glass conservatory filled with exotic
Well, I guess this says it all:
Ninety percent of the remaining students are African-American, with more than
7 out of 10 students coming from families living below the official poverty
level.
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Scion were breathtaking. Despite a less-than-perfect sound
rig which didn't emphasise the extreme bottom- and top-end as
much as I'd have liked, they sounded amazing. They were like
electronic chefs creating a Basic Channel soup using such
tasty ingredients as Infinition, Phylyps Track,
yep true and sad
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Subject: AW: (313) Detroit schools to cut 3,200 jobs
As someone who is from detroit and getting ready to
enter the teacher work force this cuts deep. I'm glad
this was posted to the list-I think it adds some more
dimension to a city that is just referred to here in a
techno context.
I'm also glad to see the article mentioned the no
child left
I wonder if they would have mentioned such stats if the 90% had been WASP,
this sh*t really gets my goat...
5/4/04 10:07 AM [EMAIL PROTECTED]@blueyonder.co.uk
yep true and sad
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To:
I think the part of the sentance that really matters
is that most families come from below poverty level.
There's many schools across the country (in very rural
parts) where the kids are white and the same thing
occurs.
When a child comes from a low socioeconomic household
you're dealing with a
ok slightly off-topic but interesting.
http://www.family-house.net/danielwang.html
robin...
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Maybe, it's just the whole way language is used - long weekend talking about
such stuff but I won't bore you with it :/
When a child comes from a low socio-economic household
you're dealing with a lot of diff't cards both
academically for a child and also in terms of school
financial support.
thanks for all the reports, much appreciated.
sounds like it was great (Glasgow London)
alex
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Really great intereview!! Highly recommended just to hear what he says about
stuff, a very switched on dude.
Thanks Robin :-)
Andrew
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Sent: 05 April 2004 12:39
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) danny wang interview
ok
That would be surprising, since he's told his agents that he never wants
to play in the US again, though the point may be moot, since he's
supposedly stopped DJing entirely to focus on other things
e
Subject: RE: (313) Movement line-up
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i wonder if hes just
Things are not good with respect to education in the US. There have been issues
always, sure, (as with any system) but it's gotten much worse in recent years.
It's quite depressing to see the government make budget cuts by nicking off
vital social services (schools, trash removal, fireman,
he's told his agents that he never wants to play in the US again
Did he state for what reason?
This isn't the first time I've heard this and I'm sure many
other list members have heard artists say this.
US artists who rarely play in the US or who leave the US to live elsewhere
because they
Relating this to the music - I can only wonder what kind of sounds we'll
hear coming from those who grow up live in these conditions.
gun shots? the sound of jail cells filling up? the sound of babies crying?
just some of my guesses
MEK
Relating this to music, I personally fear that the DPS radio station will be
forced to make drastic cuts in staff and programming. This is probably one
of the few stations in the country to have a daily house show from 4-6p with
guest DJs 3 days a week--folks like T. Parker, Rick Wilhite, Minx, Al
hmmm ... I should have been more explicit ... what I was thinking about was the
idea of creative beautiful things emerging from crappy, disadvantaged or
difficult situations. why that is, I'm not sure. but it seems to be a theme.
lisa
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I would agree, just because you have nothing doesn't mean a life of crack
and whack awaits...
5/4/04 3:36 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED]@optonline.net
hmmm ... I should have been more explicit ... what I was thinking about was
the idea of creative beautiful things emerging from crappy, disadvantaged
Well, Ferenc's agent told me that he doesn't think the US audience
understands what it is he's trying to do, or what he's about.
I disagree, of course, but he doesn't listen to me, obviously ;)
e
he's told his agents that he never wants to play in the US again
Did he state for what reason?
I also disagree - because a record label is responsible
for marketing and promotion or the artist...being here
in the US- Detroit to be exact... if artist don't choose
to promote themselves in this market how do they expect
people to know what they are about or trying to do..
I'm just one of the
Keep in mind that the 'big 3' in techno met up in high school out
in Belleville, which is pretty suburban.
Life in inner city Detroit is pretty desparate, and despite the positive
changes to the city in the past few years, life is NOT getting better for
a lot of Detroit residents. The cuts to the
yep - I've heard that from artists around the world - including those from
the US
that seems to be the #1 reason for not playing in the US - we don't get it
frustrating
MEK
yeah but ferenc might think that's too much bother for the return he
gets so would rather put that effort elsewhere.
anyway you americans burn disco records in your stadiums...that irks us
disco loving europeans. :) (and there's the detroit on-topicness too)
robin...
Steward, Tim wrote:
hi,
just for the records, marco passarani is not part of mat101.
mat101 are the guys from jollymusic, Francesco De Bellis and Mario Pierro.
best,
derb
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i should add as far as i hear.. ...if true, i'm still hoping he changes
his mind...
marco passarani half of mat101 will be doing a
How many times would you fly (in this case) from Holland to the States, to
gigs where no one came to?
You'd get sick of it in the end, and would probably accept gigs on the basis
that they are at least gonna be worth your while
It's not exactly a new thing (decent artists bombing in the US)
So true, but if the proper promotion is done for
the gig upfront, the crowd would be there. either
way the artist makes his/her money regardless..
and maybe it's just me, but if I'm spinning I am
going to put my all into it even it's only
25 people at the gig, those 25 will remember the
night...
Nah - that would be way too predictable.
On Apr 5, 2004, at 4:37 AM, Derek Plaslaiko. wrote:
i wonder if hes just playing a party outside the festival?
hm.
:)
derek.
On Sun, 4 Apr 2004, J. T. wrote:
i-f is a no-go..
I-F says he's quitting every 6 months. I would take whatever the man
says with a grain of salt.
On Apr 5, 2004, at 10:09 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That would be surprising, since he's told his agents that he never
wants
to play in the US again, though the point may be moot, since he's
Ok so why is it that nobody comes?
is it that there isn't radio play?
how often do you hear I-F on the radio in the UK or Europe? Even in
Holland? (I'd like to know actually)
I try to listen to radio stations (online) from other countries but most of
what I hear is the same kind of pop sh*t
Dave Clarke says it too.
It's really tough getting into the US now even for a holiday.
They are not just suss on potential terrorists but foreign media, DJs,
producers, even with visas.
They're introducing fingerprinting for *all* tourists come Sept even from so
called friendly nations.
I
some changes to the Transmat website
http://www.transmat.com/flash.html
and
http://www.derrickmay.com/
MEK
Cyclone Wehner wrote:
I
have heard a lot of international DJs say the current climate in the US is
offputting.
You'll find a lot of domestic DJs saying the same thing. I don't think
the recent/continuing mass exodus to Berlin is entirely career-motivated.
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At 01:16 PM 4/5/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is the US still stuck in the rave mentality?
kinda yeah.
doesn't matter what kind of music it might be - seems like DJs = rave
Actually, when my friends and I try to throw parties we have to book a room
full of commercial hip hop DJs or
You can take it further than that..in the 80's Belleville was considered
the country around here. Growing up in Detroit the suburbs were places
like Southfield, Troy, the Grosse Pointes, Dearborn, etc.
The removal of manufacturing plants from this area, as well as the onset
of crack in the
There's a long standing joke about the same 20 people coming out to hear
fill in your fav techno dj here play in NYC ;(
It's even been written in the village voice, so sad. What makes it so sad is
that it's so very true... and getting worse because some of the 20 have
moved to Berlin.
-p
No doubt.
I always love visiting the US though.
Or maybe people are just in a state of flux.
There's also a lot of Brits and others heading to Berlin, like Ewan Pearson.
Also people going to Spain (Christian Smith, Cristian Vogel, Funk D'Void,
etc).
Carl Cox has been over here and telling
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I'm still trying to figure out what good casinos
are doing in the city if THEY can't use that money to stop something like
the elimination of teachers from happening. a shame..
Amen. I remember when the folks pitching the casinos had this
brilliantly focused
I think that's one very good reason that artists from outside the US don't
play in the US
but what about the American artists who don't play in the US?
or play here so very little
or move away because they don't get the gigs
I have a friend who moved to the UK recently because he was getting
On Mon, 5 Apr 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Relating this to the music - I can only wonder what kind of sounds we'll
hear coming from those who grow up live in these conditions.
gun shots? the sound of jail cells filling up? the sound of babies crying?
just some of my guesses
What sounds
The same day that they announced the cutting of the jobs, they also
announced in the free press (www.freep.com) the allotment of 35 million
dollars to cleanup the city (road projects) for the 2005 all star game,
and the 2006 superbowl. I think the main thinking behind this, is that it
can help
I think there is a downturn everywhere at the moment. I think that the same
problems have occurred here to some extent - mind the promoters need more
capital behind them. We get media support but not the numbers. It's hard to
account for the lethargy.
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Funk D'Void is playing Melb this week, albeit same night as David Guetta. Is
he good as a DJ? New album Freak Volume has some nice Detroit inspired
vibes. The track Emotional Content has to be the winner!
I've been looking over this website and they appear to take a pretty solid
stance against the No Child Left Behind legislation
and the affects it is having and will have
http://nochildleft.com/
Actually, Dave Clarke doesn't play in the US because he charges $10,000
for a gig. Nobody is worth that much money. ;)
e
Dave Clarke says it too.
It's really tough getting into the US now even for a holiday.
They are not just suss on potential terrorists but foreign media, DJs,
producers,
I actually got about 700 people to come see I-F play in New York. I think
that might have been worth his time. Besides, he's not getting offers to
play here every weekend, only about once a year. My heart bleeds for him.
e
Cc: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) Re: No play in the USA (was
I think the more obvious answer to this puzzle lies in who will benefit from
the 35 million. Suburban law-makers are willing to help Detroit if they get
something out of it in terms of contracts and a big urban playground for
sports, clubs, condos, etc. If it's just money for helping city kids
I really like his stuff and also some of it I don't like but I have
heard him on the annie nightingale show a year ago and was very impressed
by is mixing and track selection, he knows how to build it up..
but then a friend of mine booked him for germany and he played the hardest
techno
you can
Well what can I say but the man sure knows his gadgets and as
the sets were all recorded I hope to get these up (with his permission)
sometime in the next 2 weeks.
He used Ableton Live and the MXF Pioneer to amazing effect, dropping
new/old/quirky tracks
whislt using the sampling of like doctor
Sometimes people charge hefty amounts for other reasons. Like they're
saying, I don't really wanna play there... I don't know what his reasons
are. But he's playing Hobart, Tasmania, and there's no way they'd have that
money.
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Subject: Re:
alex? u mean Ian :)
Radio:
It's been a while since you heard from me, but there's good reason!!!
Firstly, Wednesday 7th April brings Detroits' one and only:
CLAUDE YOUNG
..to Locked Grooves on Proton Radio.
Expect the unexpected
Claude is joined by your hosts Lee Bolton and myself.
Thanks for posting that up Ian. We're very excited to be broadcasting this
mix from Claude.
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Subject: RE: (313) Claude Young and MXF Pioneer in
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first off its not Pioneer that makes that fader box your talking
about.its called the MXF8 made by Grexultra...the same people who made
the infamous Notron. Ben Long and Paula Temple were the first to use this
new piece and Claude saw it and wanted production model #1 They are
still kinda
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