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From: Martin Dust [EMAIL PROTECTED]
PS, Claude has a new site up, http://www.claudeyoung.com
doesnt look too new to me, unless suddenly it became 2003 again
without my knowledge.
to
really sad to hear.
massive respect to sonic groove!
over the years they sold me some of my favourite records - well over a
thousand of them. many of the staff became my friends, and i had many many
fantastic nights at sonic groove parties.
without doubt the best record shop i ever visisted.
the new site is @ .net
On Oct 24, 2004, at 4:33 PM, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote:
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From: Martin Dust [EMAIL PROTECTED]
PS, Claude has a new site up, http://www.claudeyoung.com
doesnt look too new to me, unless suddenly it became
How many domains does Claude need?
http://www.claudeyoung.de
http://www.claudeyoung.com
http://www.claudeyoung.net
Garrett wrote:
the new site is @ .net
On Oct 24, 2004, at 4:33 PM, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote:
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From: Martin Dust
I have been shopping at Sonic Groove since 1995 when they moved their store
from Brooklyn to Manhattan on Carmine Street(I never made it to the Brooklyn
store). The first record I bought there was Robert Hood Internal Empire
2xEP. They were always my main source for records. They use to get
They;re are some here, right ;)
Just stumbled upon a new album being released on Logistic by someone named
Yoshihiro Hanno working under the name RadiQ. Album is called Graffitti
and Rude Boy '67 and it melds click-hop and dub and jazz in a way that I
think Pole has only partially suceeded and
They;re are some here, right ;)
holy cow does that sound illiterate
carry on...
really?? hmmm I'll look out for that one...
.net is the site by the looks of it and it seems like there is a mix on there
:)
cheers Martin
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From: Martin Dust [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 11/25/2004 7:03 AM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
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Subject: (313)
You can never have too many, the new one is for his own project, so it
makes sense...Great mix up there as well.
Martin
On 25 Oct 2004, at 05:28, David Gillies wrote:
How many domains does Claude need?
http://www.claudeyoung.de
http://www.claudeyoung.com
http://www.claudeyoung.net
Yeah, I got the address wrong, long weekend and all that...
On 25 Oct 2004, at 09:14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
really?? hmmm I'll look out for that one...
.net is the site by the looks of it and it seems like there is a mix
on there :)
cheers Martin
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How would you compare it to the 21st Century Soul from a few years back ? I
found that a bit overproduced and as we say on the list 'jazz noodles lite'.
I think its out today.
Yet another stellar set, T - nice and eclectic
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From: Tristan Watkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 24, 2004 6:05 PM
To: '313'
Subject: (313) New mix: Eagle's Trump
A new mix is up on my site in 160 kbps mp3. 2 hours 43 minutes. Ambience,
house,
doesn't help that when you go in to the shop you get the cold shoulder
either.
I don't live in NYC but when I visited I had the worst never seen you
before so we'll just ignore you and treat you poorly when you ask a
question
experience out of any NYC records store I've been into
put me off
I'm based in London and when ever I have been to NYC I have never had that
cold shoulder business when ever I have been into the store, they always
treated me great. Even giving me money off records.
Its a shame its gone.
P
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I haven't actually heard 21st century soul - so can't really comment on it.
I suppose you could call it overproduced in that the LP doesn't have
the roughness or simplicity of say a UR track, but I like his
musical ideas - he has lots of good ones - and doesn't let them get
out of control,
making a brief trip to NYC this coming weekend, anyone know of any
313(ish)-tinged events going on?
hit me back privately
ta
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Yeah,
I have to say that although I have a lot of respect for what Sonic
Groove have achieved over the years and am a fan of a lot of the music
that was generated through them, my visit there left me feeling
ambivalent towards them- It was probably the worst treatment I've ever
received in
oh yeah, full respect for what they've done for techno in the US and their
stock was great both online and in the store.
I'm not happy to see them close. Their electro section was fantastic and
the store was very organized (and much smaller than I expected).
I just recall that I asked about
That is just the NYC attitude and not a Sonic Groove thing at all! IMHO
tb
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Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 10:41 AM
To: 313
Subject: Re: (313) Sonic Groove is closed!
oh yeah, full respect for what they've done for
Hey list-
looking for some advice here.
I could use a new backpack for my vinyl. The best one I've seen are the UR
bags. They are made of strong material and have shoulder straps so I can wear
it like a backpack. They also stand upright when full of record (some bags tip
over) and have a
On Oct 25, 2004, at 2:45 PM, jason kenjar wrote:
Hey list-
looking for some advice here.
I could use a new backpack for my vinyl. The best one I've seen are
the UR bags. They are made of strong material and have shoulder straps
so I can wear it like a backpack. They also stand upright when
Hi,
I heard a nice qoutation in the outro of a track by anthony shakir (the B1
on the the fake left, go right plan on the songs for my mother ep) that
goes a little like this:
also we remember everyone had their own personal style, everybody had an
identifiable musical style, a musical
True, it is pretty much the NYC attitude, but that doesn't make it any
more palatable.
I used to shop there when I lived in NYC. A number of the people at SG
were aloof, but not nearly as actively bitchy as the people in certain
other stores (like Breakbeat Science, Kims on St Marks, Generation,
I love mardy bastards in record shops, at least that way I figure I don't
end up buying their pick *LOL*
Martin
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From: darnistle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 12:44 PM
Subject: RE: (313) Sonic Groove is closed!
True, it
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