Mills ROCKED IT in both LA and SF this weekend!!It really was a
techno lovers'/313ers' heaven at both shows. A longer review will
follow.
Wojtek
i always really like the melodic / rhythmic synth parts in urban tribe's
'covert action'. to me they
are quintessentially detroit - pretty, evocative, melancholy, optimistic all at
once. should be more
of it. for something a li'l tougher you can't go past carl craig's remix of
inner city's
I just wondered what were the cult Lene Lovich records in Detroit
back in the day? I remember I raised something like this before but I
have forgotten! Funny to think she now writes lyrics for Bob Sinclar,
ahem! Anyway, I finally tracked down The Best Of... in Camberwell (!)
here by chance
Cyclone Wehner wrote:
I just wondered what were the cult Lene Lovich records in Detroit
back in the day? I remember I raised something like this before but I
have forgotten! Funny to think she now writes lyrics for Bob Sinclar,
ahem! Anyway, I finally tracked down The Best Of... in
i agree on both counts. haven't listened to 'praise' for years. i love
that tune. thanks for a memory nudge philski.
going to hunt through my tunes and find it today.
On 27 Nov 2006, at 00:46, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i always really like the melodic / rhythmic synth parts in urban
tribe's
Haha I just looked her up on WIkipedia and she's originally from
Detroit! It's getting to where people I admire without Detroit
connections are the rare ones!
Lene isn't really this-listy per se, but I'm sure she has her fans
amongst this crew. Though most of y'all weren't born or were very
I was not all that young I remember when they would play tracks like
new toy in the clubs in the mid 80s in Montreal..I must have been 16ish
when she reached her highest level of popularity in there clubs and with
at the time alterative music lovers in montreal...
On Mon, 27 Nov 2006, kent
3 pages - reading it now
about his move toward darker sounds/feelings
MEK
