Great review Wojtek. Makes me jealous that I didn't make it to the
San Fran show. =)
On Nov 28, 2006, at 3:42 PM, Wojtek wrote:
So the Wizard killed it this past weekend, in one of his few stateside
appearances, both of which happened to be within driving distance of
where I live.
His
too much fun. i'm still reeling from it. :::sigh::: LOL
On Nov 28, 2006, at 3:45 PM, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote:
shet. these
sound like way too much fun!
tom
On 11/28/06, Wojtek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So the Wizard killed it this
same here... driving 800 miles in two days took its toll on me
it was definitely worth it though!! :)
On 11/28/06, marina pure sonik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
too much fun. i'm still reeling from it. :::sigh::: LOL
On Nov 28, 2006, at 3:45 PM, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote:
The best techno shows for me too. There are some low quality videos
from the sf show at: http://www.deejaym.net/events/jeffmills
Quoting Wojtek [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
So the Wizard killed it this past weekend, in one of his few stateside
appearances, both of which happened to be within driving
Ah you stateside folks and your hardiness to distances - it's only as an
occasional expedition us Europeans are going to travel 400
miles to a gig and back but to do it 2 nights running to see the same artist!!!
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From: Wojtek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
same
I was going to avoid the fact Mills was playing in Manchester this
weekend and now I'm finding it tricky.
It is at that aweful Warehouse project though. If I see Mills giving it
beans I want thunderous bass.
h
robin...
Wojtek wrote:
So the Wizard killed it this past weekend
exactlly what I wass thinking...
On 29/11/06, robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was going to avoid the fact Mills was playing in Manchester this
weekend and now I'm finding it tricky.
It is at that aweful Warehouse project though. If I see Mills giving it
beans I want thunderous bass.
h
I can't believe they still haven't got the sound sorted out. Those line-ups on
that sound system
is like drinking champgane out of a plastic cup.
N
exactlly what I wass thinking...
On 29/11/06, robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was going to avoid the fact Mills was playing in Manchester
8 december Mills ll be in Moscow.See him
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From: Nick Hardie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2006 12:40 PM
To: robin
Cc: 313
Subject: Re: (313) Mills!
exactlly what I wass thinking...
On 29/11/06, robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was going
Nik Stoltzman wrote:
I can't believe they still haven't got the sound sorted out.
I knew someone on here would have gone more recently than I. Did you go
to the AE thing Nik?
Those line-ups on that sound system
is like drinking champgane out of a plastic cup.
my thoughts exactly
No, though a friend of mine did.
I was basing my comment on my experience at the UR night, and the volume of
similar comments on
other nights since...
If I remember rightly, Mary Ann Hobbs will playing some of LFO's set from the
other night. I
wonder how it will sound after being recorded from
No, though a friend of mine did.
I was basing my comment on my experience at the UR night, and the volume of
similar comments on
other nights since...
ah ok.
If I remember rightly, Mary Ann Hobbs will playing some of LFO's set from the
other night. I
wonder how it will sound after being
Good to hear this. The SF show was on the old 177 Townsend
sound system, the best large club system I've ever heard (with the
piston-driven bass bins), but apparently it's not being well tended
at the new location. I couldn't make it being in between business
trips in Portland. All the same
In fairness I went to see A Guy Called Gerald Tyree Cooper there and
the sounds had improved. Not louder but a lot clearer
On 29/11/06, robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, though a friend of mine did.
I was basing my comment on my experience at the UR night, and the volume of
similar
wooo!
thanks for the great review wojtek, i'm seeing mills on the 2nd and i can't
wait...it's been a year and i'm itching for it
i might even catch his Cinemix project the day after
fab.
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From: Wojtek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: list 313 313@hyperreal.org
Sent:
i went to the Ae, LFO, Surgeon gig.
Sound and lighting was alot better, much clearer and louder but quietened down
towards the end. The stage wasn't lit really brightly like previous gigs which
gave it a darker feel and added to the atmosphere.
The system's fine and more than capable of
Split vs Superconductor
@ The Key, London
Saturday 2 December // 10pm-6am
£12 advance/£15 on the door
Robert Hood
Vince Watson (live)
Chris Finke
Brendan Long
Superconductor DJs
TOTHEBONE feat. Raf Rundell (1965 Records)
i have a limited number of tickets that i'm selling at discount - please
here in Brasil he made a very diferent set in 2003 or 2004, cant recall. I
think when an artist go to a place that he/she doesnt know well, the option
of sounding more usual is strong in theyr minds. but there was a half of
hour of obscure B side Axis and similar things, sounding detroit
We were there; we saw it with our own ears.
Naturally, software's not allowed to cross the threshold to his studio
though ... (mostly, I understand.)
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From: Damian Stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 28 November 2006 21:31
To: Toby Frith
Cc: fab.;
yah,
that's what i thought.and that's why i asked the question in the first
place - the live set is definitely hardware sounding hence my
curiosity
hi ken ;)
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From: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Damian Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Toby Frith
[EMAIL
Residents James Penningtion and Jofus welcoming Chuck Gibson aka Perception
bringing a live/DJ set.The return of the Equinox from back in the day of HAVOC
Productions is gracing us with Detroit/ euro style techno. darkcube couldn't
make it for this one so Label mate T. Linder filling
What's even more amazing about Gerard's original Convextion and ERP
releases, such as those on Matrix or our old HardSync imprint, they were all
mainly produced with just a single digital keyboard and arranged on a first
generation digital desktop sequencer. Percussion and all. He basically
Went to the Richie Hawtin show last week at Clutch Cargos and there was this
one track he played, and Im trying to figure out who it was. There is this
deep, slow voice saying things like do you want a drink of water and come
over here and other things. Its got this awesome eerie sound. I
Hey Aaron (and Kent)
Do you have something in your email preferences selected for high priority?
I keep getting emails from you with an high priority marking (I'm in Lotus
Notes).
If you do, could you turn it off please?
thanks
MEK
Aaron Kulik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 11/29/2006 01:10:22
Is that Dr. Bootygrabber by the Detroit Grand Pubahs? He put it on
DE9:Transitions with the voice slowed way down; maybe he does it live
too.
On Nov 29, 2006, at 14:10, Aaron Kulik wrote:
Went to the Richie Hawtin show last week at Clutch Cargos and there
was this one track he played, and
Off the top of my head, sounds like Grand Pubah's Dr. Bootygrabber
which I've heard him play in a few sets.
Quoting Aaron Kulik [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Went to the Richie Hawtin show last week at Clutch Cargos and there
was this one track he played, and Im trying to figure out who it
The Wiz also played Shades of Jae in LA, along with The Man With the
red Face and Jesus Loves the Acid at both locations last weekend.
Now, if someone could only ID the track he played that has early
'80's-sounding, almost disco-like female vocals (not the Wee papa
Girls one) and a slowed down,
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