Hi everyone, check out my live PA from the Tronic Treatment party,
Detroit, May 27, 2007... It was a fun party and the set came out
sounding great!
http://www.cyborgk.com/audio/DavePowers_livePAatTronicTreatment_detroit2007.mp3
~Dave Powers
now that is a house record. im normally a rick wade fan anyway, but
this has to be one of his strongest releases. all 4 tracks are smoking
hot. i love it!
tom
yeah, i agree!! got this record a month or so ago.
shamaballa is my fav, but like you said, all 4 tracks are tops.
i think terrence dixon has a record coming out on yore soon. looking forward
to that one.
nath
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From: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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For those interested there appears to be a new Shake
set on the site that Rob posted, its not letting me
download right now (says im over my limit) so I cant
coment on the set but im sure it will be worth your
bandwidth ;-)
Yeah, I downloaded that - another excellent mix!
Rob Taylor
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From: David Beattie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12 June 2007 09:24
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) Shake
For those interested there
Ah, the halcyon days of it being a decent and amusing mag
On 11/06/07, Guilherme Menegon Arantes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey List,
I was openning some dusty boxes here and browsing through old magazines
... Found some gems like this report on Juckey Slut from back the
days it was still a
David,
please keep sending us your mixes, i have been enjoying every single one of
them, especially the Escape planet 313.
thanks
fab
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From: David Powers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313-List 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 2:42 AM
Subject: (313) Dave
http://www.dinamicas.art.br/blog/2007/06/como-parecer-underground/
Nick Hardie wrote:
Ah, the halcyon days of it being a decent and amusing mag
before they became southerners :)
I used to love Jockey Slut.
'Correct techno' hahahaha
robin...
I love Rick Wade but I did kinda feel this was a little bit too much
like some of his older stuff. No bad thing as I love that but I'd like
to see something a little different from him, y'know another twist.
Shamballa off that Yore 12 is still a killer track though so maybe I'm
talking
I'm in Chicago for a couple of weeks from Thursday. Can any locals
recommend any parties? How about record shopping - I'll definitely be
going to Gramaphone and Mr Peabodys - anywhere else I should be
checking out?
Thanks
The new Dopplereffekt LP is out on Rephlex and it's more abstraction from Mr
Donald. I'm really enjoying this phase from him - you're not quite sure what to
expect with each release, and he's drifting further and further away from
beat-driven tracks.
For all the latest news and comment visit
Acid House Chicago vibes all night long...
SPLIT Outlet present THE NATION OF JAK Tour
Room 1:
James T Cotton (Creme Jak / TNT / Ghostly Int.)
D'Marc Cantu (Creme Jak / Relief)
X2 (Creme Jak)
DJ Traxx (Chicago)
+ resident ALEX DOWNEY
Room 2:
Outlet Collective Vs. The Essex
SORRY, WRONG DATE. ITS ON THE 22ND JUNE NOT 30TH.
SORRY
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From: Paul Kendrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12 June 2007 11:56
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) London 30th June. JT Cotton, Ben Sims DJ Traxx
Acid House Chicago vibes all night long...
nah, y'all got it wrong, pee wee herman should play d. may. i can see it
now, the likeness is uncanny etc
philski
On 6/12/07, robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I love Rick Wade but I did kinda feel this was a little bit too much
like some of his older stuff. No bad thing as I love that but I'd like
to see something a little different from him, y'know another twist.
Shamballa off that Yore 12 is still a
does it have jazz/disco samples?
i like those old rick wades on harmonie park ok. they have a nice mood to them,
but they're pretty straight-forward sample-loop tracks and nothing that special
to me in the end. quality but pretty standard sample loop house stuff.
and i got his dark ascension
A new CD is coming out which comprises an album originally released on
Queen Constance records. This is, from all reports one of the very
earliest and most obscure NY disco labels, and the original vinyl
releases are crazy expensive on EBay.
Link to amazon page for University Dances of 1978
subject line says it all. If you didn't get the vinyl -- or if you
did and want to doubly compensate the fine folks at down low --
whoomp, there it is!
On junodownload.com too.
The EP on AW sounds very nice indeed. Will be picking that up.
robin...
On 12 Jun 2007, at 19:41, kent williams wrote:
subject line says it all. If you didn't get the vinyl -- or if you
did and want to doubly compensate the fine folks at down low --
whoomp, there
kent williams a écrit :
subject line says it all. If you didn't get the vinyl -- or if you
did and want to doubly compensate the fine folks at down low --
whoomp, there it is!
I'll be picking it up on junodownload as soon as my connection is back
to normal dl rate!
subject line says it all. If you didn't get the vinyl -- or if you
did and want to doubly compensate the fine folks at down low --
whoomp, there it is!
Thanks for posting this, Kent - I hadn't had a chance to listen to it yet
at all, so having the samples via beatport/juno is great!
On a
http://www.xlr8r.com/topstories/2007/06/xlr8r_tv_episode_12_soul_skate.php
XLR8R TV's Brianna Pope heads to the best party at this year's Detroit
Electronic Music Festival–Soul Skate '07–to get the real dirt on Detroit
rollerskating. The reclusive, legendary Detroit DJ/producer Kenny Dixon,
Don't cheat yourself kid. Get 'em all. I feel you on the basic channel
impressions, but I swear if you listen to the full trax loud and clear,
there's so much more movement and playfulness in ways you wouldn't
imagine (reverb dueling with the pans in a battle for your brains
anyone?). Trust.
Oh yeah, I never did say out loud how much I liked those tracks you put
up awhile back (or maybe kent did? Can't remember). Well..ahem..they're
hot. Thanks. Getting my coat.
k
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 4:00 PM
To:
I don't remember uploading any Bill Van Loo tracks, but there's plenty
of good listenin at chromedecay.org. There are some at cornwarning.com
of mine too, but I need to reorganize the site and expose a bunch of
stuff I uploaded and haven't linked to except on my livejournal and
whatnot.
Here's
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