come early to sample local producer kaku's sushi art. i haven't made it
down there yet, but i heard it's not to be missed.
ani
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: From: kj at technotourist dot org [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
: Sent: Monday, May 17, 2004 5:39 PM
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but also from Claude...
I have been looking forward to returning to the USA for quite some time
now. I have not been home for over 5 or 6 years now so it will be a real
pleasure for me to meet you all at the event.
I can promise you a night of forward thinking electronic music from all of
us i
he also said something about Chicago adn some Canada gigs.
No good for my LA liviing ass.
I wonder if i can fly in earlier to Detroit without paying a bazillion $$$
probably not- it's northwest.
On Mon, 17 May 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> but also from Claude...
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> I have been loo
Ellen Allien canceled all US Dates including Movement.
What I heard was that she was ready to play San Francisco this weekend and
customs wouldn't let her in the country from Vancouver BC. Now that our
government has effectively shut down the old ladies with nail clippers threat,
they moved on to
Anyone who is coming in to play without buying an artist's visa will
potentially have a hard time.
DJ Vadim ran it down for me -- they have to pay $1k per person for artisitc
work visas and jump through a bunch of hoops to get in the country legally
to perform. The visa is good for a year, so he
ROM synths (or samplers, which are essentially the same thing) are what's
always given a lot of Mike Banks and his proteges' music that peculiar
'organic'-synthesized, (and dare I use that cliche) future-retro ambiguity.
Check out 'Star Sailing' for the real 'Hi-Tech Jazz' (imo) which is a very
go
this sucks big time :(
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From: Kent williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tue 18/05/2004 02:53
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Subject: Re: (313) no (ellen) alliens in nyc
Anyone who is coming in to play w
so, if you dj off a laptop you don't have the dead give away records
and you get through customs as a tourist.
or am i missing summink?
robin...
On 17 May 2004, at 23:58, Carissa Tintinalli wrote:
My guess is that we'll start seeing even more artists getting denied
entry into the U.S. Ho
Hi.
Anyone got contact info for the Dopplereffekt laboratories?
Please hit me off list if you can help..
Many thanks in advance
Mr A.Bond.
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Hey Resistance,
all Ellen did was trying to enter through Canada. I phoned Bpitch to ask for
the details. If she would have tried to enter from Germany, apparantly, her
visa would be okay. Does anyone know why the US is so restrictive with
people coming from just across the boarder Shema to se
I'll give Ellen and her tour organizers the benefit of the doubt and assume
they did apply for a work visa...considering she had some important dates in
the U.S., I doubt she would have tried to enter the country without applying
for the official paperwork.
My comment about her records was say
Okay, that makes sense. That decision to deny her based on her entry point
may seem a bit anal, I'm telling you, I live in Windsor and attend school in
Detroit and deal with these people every day. They can get very nitpicky.
I've been pulled over, asked to show all my documents, asked my entire
[sarcasm]Well, I know *I* feel much safer now...[/sarcasm]
> i just spoke with her agent.
>
> ALL US dates are cancelled. Thank your friendly neighborhood customs
> agent
Carissa Tintinalli wrote:
There is ZERO
consistency with immigration procedures right now, and it's an extremely
confusing process.
This shouldn't come as a surprise. These are largely people with room
temperature IQs who, prior to 2001, were treated like something less
than your average W
The moral of the story is that it's all smoke and mirrors. The stern
glances from the ex-janitors running border security are supposed to
make you feel like It's All Under Control.
None of these people have a clue what's going on, which is why seemingly
arbitrary decisions like the situati
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> During that whole period I was only stopped once
Oh, I've also gone through WITHOUT stopping the car at all. Literally,
I was waved through by a border guard without a question ever being asked.
My point was simply that it's random and entirely unorganized. One da
LOLOL! You do have a point! I too have gotten the wave through. How in the hell
can they consider waving cars secure?!? You're absolutely right...there is no
method to their madness...
--
Peace,
Alex
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> > During that whole period I was only stopped once
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> Oh,
>Al Qaeda Open House
is this on NuGroove?
Mark Wilson with Bin Laden on vocals?
sounds good.
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I think Bin Laden was the producer.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 18 May 2004 2:32
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: AW: (313) no (ellen) alliens in nyc
>Al Qaeda Open House
is this on NuGroove?
Mark Wilson with Bin Laden on vocals?
soun
it's all about getting you used to not having any civil liberties. the
terrorist threat is just a useful excuse for the authorities to do this.
you'll never stop terrorism as you can always think up schemes to get
around any control in place.
the same is true over here (UK)
ok i'm off topi
Even better than waving cars through - flirting with young Canadian girls on
their way to school. Unless asking people on dates is some secret
immigration technique to weed out terrorists...
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
LOLOL! You do have a point! I too have gotten the wave through. How in the
h
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is this on NuGroove?
Mark Wilson with Bin Laden on vocals?
I think so. The Al-Zawahiri remix on the flip is the real floor burner,
IMO, especially with that killer conga groove by Karl Rove.
--
Dennis DeSantis
www.dennisdesantis.com
>I think Bin Laden was the producer.
more underground than Underground Resistance that lad.
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Clinically Inclined
14 May 2004
Fridays 9:30pm -12:00am, 89.3 FM WNUR Chicago
http://SonicSunset.com <-- download show as .MP3
Featuring on-air interview with _Techno Rebels_ book author Dan Sicko,
and his tips on Detroit's Movement 2004 festival.
part 1 > R&B synth-funk bomb leads midtem
Security at Federal buildings is equally inconsistent.
I'm a contractor with the DoD right now, and the other day I got stopped
and questioned on the way in from lunch because there was a fork in my
lunch bag. The same fork I strolled right through security with on the way
in that morning.
I gues
Well, I have to draw the line there..! I can't anyone for that..I too have a
special fondness in my heart for Canadian girls..:)
But to keep this somwaht OT..what is the current climate over in Windsor when
it comes to techno..any good events happening over there as of late? Is
thinkbox still a
properly forked then.
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From: John Coleman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tue 18/05/2004 14:58
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Cc:
Subject: RE: AW: (313) no (ellen) alliens in nyc
Security at Federa
Techno in Windsorgood question.
Thinkbox is definitely shaping up to be a major member, especially with
their upcoming gig at Mutek, although I can't say they play out very often
in Windsor except for the odd show at Noi or art galleries.
Velvet Lounge always has a solid deep house lineup
On the frontlines of the anti-terrorism war: My wife just flew back from
Phoenix AZ. At the security checkpoint they stopped her and searched her
carry on bag because they said it looked like there was a knife in it.
After poking around the security guy found a toothbrush and decided it was
what ha
Kent williams wrote:
When she got home, she dumped out her purse to find something and what do
you know, there was a restaurant butter knife in it.
The moral of the story is that it's far far easier to make people feel
safer by putting on a "look how safe you are" carnival than it is to
ac
Very "1984" isn't it?
MEK
robin
a heads up for Theo fans. i see that Ubiquity have rereleased Parallel
Dimensions (http://www.discogs.com/release/1302) with a couple of extra
tracks on there.
see http://www.ubiquityrecords.com/theo_parrish.html for details
(if you are in the UK piccadilly have em in)
robin...
We'll soon have all your secrets to where you keep your mooses of mass
destruction and maple syrup production - then we'll launch "Operation Slap
Shot"
Canada will soon be under our rather loose and inconsistent control.
MEK
Fork it over...
groan
MEK
"John Coleman"
right then pop pickers.
for 10 points, can anyone tell me where this track has featured before?
"So Now What" (it's on this Ubiquity release)
as I would like this track,
but ain't got enough to buy the LP at the minute, esp. since I have most of
the other tracks.
any info much appreciated.
Man
What's the thought on the movement VIP passes 50 / 200
Tim
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From: John Coleman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 9:58 AM
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Security at Federal buildings is equally inconsist
Anyone got one of those portable turntables?
hit me back off-list with any feedback about them
MEK
hey everyone,
Submerge has a few records in stock that go out to mail order customers
only. I guess they are not really super secret, but it was a good
subject heading, no? quick review:
Underground Resistance: 008 The theory / Free as you want to be: UR
is back at their old game of seemin
As a US citizen and 'tourist' traveler - last summer I got hassles because I
flew from Newark to Seattle, then took a train from Seattle to Vancouver, then
flew from Vancouver back to Newark. Apparently the computers are setup to flag
what they consider suspicious activity or patterns (who knows
Maybe if we all just get them something like a refrigerator magnet, or some
of those "collectable" tea spoons from a gift shop on our trips the customs
agents won't be so ornery.
MEK
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On 18-mei-04, at 17:11, jason kenjar wrote:
Underground Resistance: 008 The theory / Free as you want to be: UR
is back at their old game of seemingly irrelevant serial numbering.
They are calling this UR -008, but according to discogs, that number
is already occupied by the vision - gyrosc
For anyone interested, just got this in from Peacefrog
Cheers
BT
> 'The Narcissist', Kenny Larkin's stunning debut
> Peacefrog album, is now
> available to order, for immediate delivery.
>
> For more information and details on Kenny's
> forthcoming tour dates,
> please visit:
>
> http://www.pe
local II brings you another 2 floor loft party
LOFTY ENCOUNTERS
saturday may 22nd
featuring
pheek - live - montreal.epsilonlabs.thinner
naw - live - montreal.noisefactory.piehead
arthur oskan - live - restructured
brandian davey - live - newmusiccanada.com
eric downer - dj - fukhouse, acmela
Friends, Robots, Alt-Countrymen - lend me your ethernet.
By papist demand, the opportunity to lucubrate over libations amongst
like-minded lollygaggers is finally, once again, upon you.
Your attendance would mean ever so much.
Witness the thundering bleep-bloopery of
QuasiMojo (Mira Records)
Ive been off the list for a while so not sure if anythings in the pipeline
as far as doing a London party this summer but Ive got a fair bit of spare
time this summer and would be up well for organising something if peeps are
interested. If you've been involved in one of these in the past or are u
according to ellen's publicist, she's working on getting in. so check with
the venue the day of to find out i guess
On Tue, 18 May 2004, robin wrote:
>
> so, if you dj off a laptop you don't have the dead give away records
> and you get through customs as a tourist.
>
> or am i missing summink?
>
i dunno about that, but i've definately flirted with a couple of them
hottie canadian border guards.
i told one that i was going to the Minus offices, and she said she loved
Richie Hawtin and i should look for her at the party that weekend.i think
i even gave her some Motor fliers.
i swear- they
the reason why the boarder is so tight and the rules keep changing is not
becasue the candian govt want to make it hard to criss cross the boarder
its the US govt who feels that canada is a terrosit holding ground, ever
since 9/11 criss corssing the boarder has been a pain in the ass.
the us govt
Does anyone know what decent labels have started selling mp3s online ? So
far Ive only found warp and k7 - is there anything in the 313 department or
anythng else worth checking ? [Id have thought submerge might be leading the
technolgical underground on this one but no such luck :\ ]
peace,
mar
On the Kevin Saunderson' site kmsproductions.com you can
find 1 mp3 for sell, and that was just added within the
past couple of weeks. So it might catch on soon around the 313
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From: Marc Langsman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 3:48 PM
To: 31
http://www.nufonix.com has some pretty good labels, and getting better...
labels like Elephanthaus, Force Inc., End to End (sister label of Moods n
Grooves I think), Deep Departures, etc. are represented among many others.
Also, we've got the Late Night Essentials catalog up there as well (Kai Al
I wonder how that would affect the relationship between 313 labels and Ron
Murphy/NSC/Archer, etc.?
That is if others start selling mp3s.
wouldn't it surely affect their business?
MEK
maybe archer needs to develope some sort of mp3 mastering, encoding,
distribution package to sell to their client base.
innovate or disapate
On Tue, 18 May 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>
>
>
> I wonder how that would affect the relationship between 313 labels and Ron
> Murphy/NSC/Archer, et
It already has. Less vinyl is selling, and fewer titles are being pressed.
CD or Computer-based DJ'ing is much more viable. Ironically, my commitment
to vinyl has only grown stronger at the same time because DJ'ing with records
is more fun for me than using CDs or Traktor, or Final Scratch. And I
good looking and poker flat as well.
im anxiously awaiting kompakt, perlon, playhouse, etc. so i can grab all
the stuff ive missed over the last few years of not buying records
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> maybe archer needs to develope some sort of mp3 mastering, encoding,
> distribution pac
> It already has. Less vinyl is selling, and fewer titles are being pressed.
> CD or Computer-based DJ'ing is much more viable. Ironically, my
commitment
> to vinyl has only grown stronger at the same time because DJ'ing with
records
> is more fun for me than using CDs or Traktor, or Final Scratch
I suppose that's one reason why Claude Young said that he wouldn't be
coming back to the US for some time as well
I can imagine we're going to be seeing less and less non-US based artists
coming to the states. Unless things change of course.
Promoters just aren't going to be able to afford it.
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>I suppose that's one reason why Claude Young said that he
wouldn't be
>coming back to the US for some time as well
>I can imagine we're going to be seeing less and less non-US based
artists
>coming to the sta
free downloads, including some 313 artists:
http://www.thinnerism.com/main.php
not exactly what you were asking for, but good nonetheless.
ani
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: From: Marc Langsman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
: Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 3:48 PM
: To: 313@hyperreal.org
: Subject:
I think its also one of the main reasons why so many NA artists have made
the move over to europe. I know that more and more canadian artists have
done or are thinking of doing so. its just to much trouble to both with
crossing the boarders all the time to plays shows, I know its the costs
and th
and this I agree with also very much... for example we are about to loose
jeff milligan from canada for ever hes sick of the lack of respect he gets
as an artist locally to toronto and nationaly in canada, wh would he want
to stay here when in europe he gets to play all the time and can make a
li
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