When Autobahn came out I remember the title track getting
played on the radio all the time. Well, so often that I got sick
of hearing it - shock horror! : )
I think you may find that lots of people from my generation in
Germany will know Kraftwerk. ; )
On Monday, Jun 6, 2005, at 21:29
Coldplay sample/interpolate Kraftwerk on their new CD. Haven't played it
yet. So will deliver verdict later...
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From: diana potts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) Kraftwerk in Chicago
Date: Tue, 7 Jun 2005 7:33 AM
The first time I saw Kraftwerk was in
It seems like there were fewer international tourists this year. This will
be the first year there's no coverage in Australian media too which is a
shame - and it's not for want of trying. I think they really need to reach
out to the international media and cover that angle more - that should be a
perhaps it was subtle because it didn't stand out to me..! I've heard
this 2x ... will have to go and listen again!
there was this one track which took a big page out of some beatles track
.. that one stood out
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From: Cyclone Wehner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I like Athlete better anyways if I'm gonna have a UK rock moment (which I
don't often). These current bands are very like the new Echo the Bunnymen
which explains their appeal to me. ;)
One of the Coldplay dudes wrote to Ralf in Deutsch to ask for track
clearance I read in Q mag I think.
;)
what Mr. MEK said except it was beautiful tonight, here in an
open-air LA theatre (the Greek). really fantastic show.
they're playing the Rolando/UR mix of Expo 2000!! that was a trip.
have they been doing that the whole tour?
Greg Earle: tried to call you but cell service in that
my girl was there too. she kept taking pictures on her cell for me (and almost
got kicked out) and called me during autobahn...argh!
she enjoyed it a lot but said it was the least impressive of the 3 times she's
seen them (coachella and 1998 tour previously). and no place to dance...and was
After all of the talk about bootlegs and illegality. I'd like to make
a point. Not with words, not with flames, but how all good techno kids
do it.
Here's what I gotta say to that argument...get it while it's up.
http://downlowmusic.org/marrs_antilla_(bonelessgruvedit).mp3
Oh and JT told
i fixed your link
manRobin
hahaha!!!
kamal i dunno the original, but i dig this lots! the parts with vox that are
all jangly and moody give me chills..
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this is also up on
http://calculon.mvc.mcc.ac.uk/fivetones/marrs_antilla_(bonelessgruvedit).mp3
just to ease the load
hahahahaha, I'm cracking up here this morning!
Kamal - you crack me up. Anyway, BIG THANKS for sharing, gonna grab it and
check it on my dinner break.
*throws Kamal the cosmic handshake*
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Overall a great well rounded show. Some very inspired moments: 'Man Machine' at
the opening of the show, the 'Tour de France' montage and 'Autobahn' were all
stellar.
Show was in the middle of the Hollywood Hills, nature, trees etc, beautiful,
clear night.
A very mellow and respectful crowd,
from the Phonica shop mailout...
KLF vs RICARDO VILLALOBOS : What Time is Love?
BLAOU RECORDS : 12 : £6.99
First part of a limited series of 10 twelves of KLF remixes. Ricardo Villalobos
offers 2 amazingly long mixes of the top 10 classic in his current minimal
psychedelic hi impact style.
Has anyone got Stacey Pullen's email/phone number/fax number.
failing that his agents/mums/long lost cousins number would do.
?
would be very grateful
Ta
alex
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This
Damm thorin. Those visuals on the jumbotron (last link) look ILL. Nice. And you
did that with that rig? Good stuff.
Kamal K. Stoddard
Turner Broadcasting Systems
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From: Thorin Teague [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 02, 2005 6:51 PM
To:
On Jun 7, 2005, at 12:54 AM, J.T. wrote:
...she kept taking pictures on her cell for me...
it was really funny to look down across the crowd and see dozens of
people holding up cell phones in that taking a picture pose
Mobile phones are the new lighters
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From: Garrett McGrath [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 07 June 2005 14:08
To: J.T.
Cc: 313 Org
Subject: Re: (313) Kraftwerk in Los Angeles
On Jun 7, 2005, at 12:54 AM, J.T. wrote:
...she kept taking pictures on her cell for me...
Hi Thorin...
Can you tell me if Delirium Films headed up the screens again this year?
Jodie
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From: Stoddard, Kamal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 07 June 2005 14:41
To: 'Thorin Teague'; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) Couple o' Fuse Pics
Damm thorin. Those
LOL - certainly are
again - it was the robots that brought out the most - which I still think
is hilarious
I think Kraftwerk should work on developing those things so that they are
fully functioning robots with moving mouths and all
they can then do the entire show just like they did years
Uhh, looking through their web site I can't tell if they had something
to do with it or not. I'm not real clear on how they worked out the
video/visualizations this year. All I know is that it was all last
second. I did what I did on a volunteer basis. From what I can tell from
their web site,
Oh, maybe I didn't explain those very well. I didn't actually VJ the
jumbotron at any point. That was probably Gabe running it in that
picture. I made the animation you saw on the screen though. I did
however get the distinguished privledge of helping with the visuals at
Release and I got the
deep house room... at For Those Who Know 4.
Uu...WHAT WHAT! I need reports! I almost forgot about FTWK. No ones
mentioned this one yet. Did anyone go? Who played? Was it really deep or just
melodic and boring? What was the crowd like? Anybody mixing it up (bruk beat,
oldies, etc) well?
Sunday may 29th
room1
advent --live
murat
frankie bones
james pennington
buzz goree
santiago salazar
room 2
osunlade
mike huckaby
ron trent
craig gonzalez
craig huckaby
--I didn't go, but i chat with one of the artists online fairly
often--perhaps he can fill in the details.
On Jun 7,
Cool... thanks Thorin...
I'd received an email from Delirium a week before the fest. offering me a paid
position this year, but with only one weeks notice it wasn't worth me trying to
book a flight from the UK... I've been curious to see if they actually ended up
running it... seeing that you
Sounds awesome! Thanks. This stuff's like food for me right now. Y'all don't
even know.
Kamal K. Stoddard
Turner Broadcasting Systems
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From: Scott Ellis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 1:14 PM
To: 'david smith'; Stoddard, Kamal
Cc:
[ All proceeds from tonight's event will be donated in memory of our
dear friend, Alicia Frantz:
http://www.chicagotribune.com/technology/chi
-0506070130jun07,1,6055530.column ]
Tonight: Tuesday, June 7
Interrupt Media and Subsystence in conjunction with Covalent, About
Sounds, and A
and I heard on the radio this morning that there might be a high-speed
train in the works between here and Chicago - with a station in downtown
St. Paul MN just a few minutes from my house.
wish they would have thought of that sooner.
MEK
hi!
as i just got informed a new interesting project is coming up from the
shores of detroit...
Detroit Electronic Music Archive - Sponsored by the Detroit Public Library's
E. Azalia Hackley Collection
the inaugural reception taking place next saturday at the detroit public
library with
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