Re: (313) Call to action with respect to putting Detroit Artists in the concrete dungeon at DEMF

2010-05-01 Thread darnistle
If Paxahau has finally done something to address the truly awful acoustics of the underground stage then I'll be impressed, but I don't have high hopes that that space will sound any less horrendous than it has every time I've gone down there. The fact that Detroit techno has always been

Re: (313) Call to action with respect to putting Detroit Artists in the concrete dungeon at DEMF

2010-05-01 Thread kuszynski
Agreed - stating that underground music, as a meaning of outside of the mainstream and fulfilling an alternative vernacular, does not mean it has to be relegated to a stage underground I.e in a nasty basement with kids on drugs rubbing their sweaty nasty on you (as opposed to the good on

Re: (313) Call to action with respect to putting Detroit Artists in the concrete dungeon at DEMF

2010-05-01 Thread kent williams
The sound down there will always suck. There's a reason that the great concert halls of the world are not reinforced concrete boxes. And it smells bad down there too. What it would take to fix the space would be several tens of thousands of dollars of acoustic treatment. And it would still be an

(313) Detroit Beatdown Tribute

2010-05-01 Thread Joe Marougi
Hello all, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8wMTyzpQsk

(313) No Wild Kingdom Tonight

2010-05-01 Thread Richard Hester
It's the month of Mayhem at KFJC, and special features preempt the usual show. This week the usual Wild Kingdom shot has been displaced by an 18-hour celebration of black metal that started at noon today, and will continue until 6AM tomorrow morning. I'll be doing a Jazz feature on the early