I've long lusted over the Amazing record cleaning machine. (See
http://www.dustygroove.com/misc.htm )Someday I'll cave in and buy one :-)
mark
I would only add that AO notes that since the DEMF, Detroit won't pay
to see the music. But it's not like it was much different before the DEMF.
I gave up on trying to see the music live. Anytime there is a big (or even
little)
techno show you end up waiting hours to get in, or you show up
Here is my research on this. Looks like Derrick tried to (R) the trademark,
but didn't finish.
If anyone is in contact with they ought to make sure that he knows they were
asking for more info...
Still, the name isn't important - the music and the location is.
Details are below.
yours,
abandon. Getting a registered trademark is fairly involved in certain
respects. Anyhow, it would have been the lawyer's job to handle this, right?
m
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To: Mark Freitas; 313
LFO, RADIOACTIVE MAN, RICHARD DEVINE, CHRIS CLARK, DJ EASE OTHERS Metro,
8/2 [chicago]
Anyone know if this is the real LFO and not that crappy boy band?
I assumed it was the boy band, but it does seem odd that they'd be at Metro
on this particular bill. Have the kids finally dissed them
A few not yet mentioned...
Jungle Wonz - Time Marches on
Jungle Wonz - Bird in a Gilded Cage
Jungle Wonz - The Jungle
Space - Magic Fly
And what was that old tune that had the vocal hook, I'll be your friend,
until the end...??
mark
Yeah that's NOT the one. Thats crying cuz yr DYING...
m
Lester
Bingo!
Sean Creen
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If you have time wheels there are a couple of nice vegetarian restaurants
in the burbs.
OM Cafe - not everyone's fave, but I really used to like this place. It's
in Ferndale and is the kind of vegetarian food that scares carnivores.
In Season - a nice veg restaurant in Royal Oak. Often times
The Laboratoire mix CD is probably my fave mix CD of all
time, even beating out Mills' Liquid Room mix (which is
a damn close second). I've found it's especially good
for air travel! Kinda makes the time cruise by...
I bought it because it has some amazing old stuff (like
Marshall Jefferson's
is Detroit Techno® still
music of and for the future or is it now considered retro to make
Detroit
style techno? has the future envisoned by the original Detroit Techno®
generation passed us by?
Some irony:
In '88 or '89, the Face did a map of house music and its various
subgenres. For Detroit
Sean wrote:
I too am starting to think someone at MTV *is* in the Detroit Techno
Closet®.
More fuel to the fire: I've heard Japanese Telecom on MTV's Tough Enough...
yrs,
mark
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speaking of rip, rig and panic, is anyone here familiar with float-up cp?
I'm a huge pop group/rip rig panic/pigbag/new age steppers fan but have
found NO float-up cp records. If anyone knows of in-print CD comps with
some float-up cp let me know - I've had no luck finding the vinyl after 10
Ladyfest Midwest has a pretty amazing bill. Rather than stick to
the usual folksinger format they've booked some amazing
talent like ESG and Detroit's own DJ Minx.
Info is at http://www.ladyfestmidwest.org/
Also see http://www.souljazzrecords.co.uk/esg.html
and
Funny that you should mention this because Derrick May had some serious
affection for Chicago and its sound before he embarked upon techno. Derrick
frequently went to Chicago, both for records and clubbing. Who has heard of
a club called The Bismarck? Apparently Lil' Louis played there a lot and
I think Emma Goldman said it best, If I can not dance, I want no part in your
revolution.
I'm not griping - I'd want to see DEMF become absolutely huge,
but, well, you know what I getting at.
mark
'Anything that has to do with techno' is too broad. IMO, 313 is
specifically about Detroit and Detroit-related techno and house, not
about software, gear, cars, drugs, etc.
So *that* is why Ford is so insistent on telling us the Focus is
Detroit Techno. It will really break their hearts to
he had gotten ahold of a cd titled 'legendary voices of black radio', as a
supplement to an Index magazine i think. it had a snippet of electrifyin
mojo on it. apparently the cd was planned to be officially released but
never came. does anyone have more info?
Wasn't that a project of Monica
Was wondering if any of you are checking out the new Ken Burns' documentary,
called Jazz on PBS?
Yep!
I'm also wondering what it'll say about Jazz in regards to influencing
techno, if any.
Probably *nothing*. It pretty much ignores JAZZ of the last 40 years, never
mind
jazz influenced genres.
Don't forget that the Ford web site was using Derrick May last year
in their Flash.
Anyhow I'd rather have No UFO's doing its magic to promote an
economy car like the Focus than say some monster Cayonero-type SUV.
And the three door Focus does kinda look like a spaceship...
At any rate it is
A couple of weeks back USA today mentioned that Ford was giving the Focus (their
new compact car) to various DJ's and promoters to help make the image of the car
cooler (the only Ford that has a young image is the mustang).
Think Derrick got a free car??
Ah, marketing...
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