kamikaze means loosly wind from the heavens
or something like that. and originally referenced winds that prevented *i
believe* Sino (or maybe they were coming from modern day Korea)invaders from
reaching Japan's shores long before last century. So because the sails were
not opening up, not
Ok, you guys might think this is dumb, but I was thinking it would be cool
if we all had a better idea who we were talking to. What
do you guys do for a living? How many of you are producers/DJs? Is music
a hobby or your job?
Hola list members,
23 years old. Live in Iowa City, Iowa
Kent,
I appreciate you taking the time to explain this in laymen's terms. I've
heard people try to explain it before, but now I get the point. I hope to
eventually produce and release some worthwhile songs/tracks, and on vinyl no
less. So I appreciate the lesson.
-geoff
ps i dig the stone
Wow, that was one of the first techno records I bought. Didn't even cue it
up, as it was before I started to dj, and before the local record store had
listening stations.
Silent Phase (rexired mixes), Ghostdancing (or is it Ghostdancer?) on Red
Planet, and Elements of/experiments in sound on
I'm pretty sure that the Khan who produced No Comprendo is from Germany. At
least that is what he said when he played (at the empty bottle in chicago)
with julee cruise about a month ago. bizarre live show--the only person
that comes to mind in comparison is cex, who also seeks audiece
I think that Final Scratch opens doors for people. Take for example a
dj/producer who doesn't want to have to spend $50 for each dubplate, doesn't
have the cash for that
nifty looking new vestax vinyl cutter, and doesn't have the connections to
get their work published.
What if their
For my funeral, I think that I would like a few things played
on the techno tip (well, i guess that these are arguably not techno):
mysteries of science - the wake (maybe for my wake, that is)
and various songs off of
aphex twin - selected ambient works vol 2
on the not-so techno/not so
This whole incident s such a tragedy as you all know, and my prayers go out
to all the people effected.
It was reported that the flights were American and United commercial
planes. It seems that whoever staged this had not only the worst of
ill-intentions, with all sorts of political
Hello,
I just read this and wondered what exactly you meant by upside down and
backwards. Was Christian standing at the decks back to the audience,
playing a track which grooved from the inside out?
I was just trying to get an image of what you meant.
-geoff
From: Scotto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I was one of the fortunate few who was able to jump the railing before the
security dude blocked it off. the first ten minutes was a struggle to get
close enough to jump to the floor. well worth it. tight set. stuck around
for jay denham. also really nice. bass was too high on the
3 hours of marco carolla on 3 tables, 1 1/2-2 hours of ben simms on three.
punisher on 3 for 2 hrs. damn. treatment was the place for me. Too many
good things happned sunday. wished i coulda been at about 3 or 4 of those
other parties: eyes only, jak, planet e, etc etc. i need a clone.
hey all,
a couple a things,
1st, i noticed that united has e-fares for travel between sat and tues from
chicago to detroit for $60--might be relevant to chi-town 313 listmembers.
2nd, i've been burning cds, many cds (well, 33 to be precise) of my music.
kind of a 'best of' (imo) of my work
problem for folks under 25: they charge an extra $10-20+ a day at most of
the large chains (budget, hertz, thrifty,etc.), which kicks costs up to
about 175 for 4 days. but still i think its worth it for the freedom to go
where you want to whenever.
rorschach
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Erin,
I am curious if he produces music. Also, what is his tie with tortured
records--i was led to believe he is involved somehow when i bought a umek
douple on that label that mentioned billy nasty had a mix cd with tortured
material on it.
-rorschach
ps i got a chance to see him play in
Arne: I feel that a nice mix of melodic and harder driving tracks is
interesting and preferable on the dansefloor. At home, when I put on an
album, usually i'll go for a more melodic one (ex.-heiko laux:sensefiction,
plaid:trainer). Not that I think that all of 313 released albums fit the
Hello,
I would appreciate people checking out a couple of songs i've produced and
uploaded to:
http://www.ampcast.com/inkblot
Feedback would be great.
One is inspired by my trip to berlin (u-bahn), the other is insprired by
hermann rorschach, the swiss doctor i derived my moniker from (see
I really dug cari in st. paul @ mental last year, and i have lots of dope
tracks by both him and joel mull--imagination is tops, as well as
archipeligo (excuse spelling)
-rorschach
From: Erin Swenson-Healey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: [313] cari lekebusch / joel mull in
Hello all,
I don't often get a chance to plug something i've worked on, so i thought
this once would be okay. I have a few dj sets available to listen to
online, and i would appreciate any feedback.
Check out:
http://www.twelveinch.com
There you will find three sets mixed by me: one live at
could also be light and dark by oliver ho, but i'm not sure
-rorschach
From: Dennis Donohue [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: [313] Track ID, please.
Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2001 07:58:09 -0600
Sounds pretty close to a track by Al Ferox on Kobayashi called
If i can get outa work, and if i've got the cash to drop on it, I'll be
there--but thats a lot of ifs.
-rorschach
From: nancy mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [313] WMC Line up Update
who on this list is going?
***saRu maNe***tm
I saw a busta rhymes and roots performance on (i wanna say) conan o'brian?
last night when I was flipping through the channels--sounded pretty tight
to me.
From: Michael Kim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: [313] oops..Re:Live music etc.
well--i replied in private to these ?s allready, but I like so much good
music out there in this vein I thought I'd make a few reccomendations:
thomas heckman
thomas chrome
adam beyer
max duley
holy ghost
slobodon
headroom
marco carolla
jay denham
esp woody mcbride
hardcell
mike wilson
glen
At the house party I played about 4 -5 hours at last night, there were a lot
of tracks which got people moving after a lull in the energy on the dance
floor:
some memorables (a lot were from Detroit, a lot were from elsewhere):
dj rolando - the jaguar (derrik may rmx) --just bought it friday
Hi all,
I just joined this list myself, and thus far I have read mostly embittered
responses full of cynicism and flames. I hope that there is something more
interesting to talk about than the crap thats posted to a lot of rave
mailing lists out there. Oh well, I'll bear with it for a while,
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