[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
feedback - have you considered offering wav. files for download at a
slightly higher price?
its an option i'd be interested in.
I agree with Alex, being able to get the audio as wavs at a slightly
higher price is something I'd also be prepared to pay for.
Listening= Boards Of Canada - Campfire Headphase
Eating = An Orange (and making a mess of my keyboard)
Drinking = Slightly coffee-ish water from the coffee machine.
Thinking = This shell script is a dog's breakfast, I'm going home ...
OK, I've been lurking on here for ages and rarely get time to post, so
here goes;
Introducing:
Name: Simon Pascoe
Age: 37
Place I live: Hitchin, a small town in the middle of nowhere, 30 miles
from London.
Born: Watford, just outside of London, put me off football for life.
Job: Unix
I really like his fairly recent remix of Louie Vega's Africa/Brasil - it
has that constantly shifting Isolee feel and typical tight production.
s.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd recommend Brazil.com: http://www.discogs.com/release/99575
...and
It's About (Lopazz Und Casio Casinos Maxi
The UK date is actually Saturday 2nd April.
s.
Simon Hindle wrote:
hmmm...
22 April is a Friday
and on Saturday 23 April, Derrick's playing in Sydney.
As well as being the innovator, is the man also the teleporter now?
Brendan Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/31/05 11:13 pm
It
An intelligent critique by spw - I'm particularly amused by the way dbx
is summarily dismissed because of a handclap. grin
s.
Robert Taylor wrote:
An example of SPW's latest drivellings:
Cybotron has always been a little raw for my taste compared to NY electro with better production, vocals,
Paul Kendrick wrote:
And I was also at the Kings cross gig last year and it was may be my best night
out for the whole of last year. Stunning.
Seconded - that night was a bit special, Carl was on excellent form, as
good as the time he played at Plastic People a couple of years earlier.
I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is there anyway to remodel a rm file into an mp3 one?
This looks like it will convert it for you (haven't tried it myself mind);
http://www.jummpa.com/fredown2.htm
Cheers,
sImon
Matt Kane wrote:
quadrant - infinition
jeff mills - the extremist
flr - easy filters part 1
Good choice all 3.
I must dig Easy Filters 1 out for a blast - my car stereo took some
serious punishment when I first got hold of it. :-)
I know it's probably a bit obvious, but Mr Fingers Can
Matt Kane wrote:
Heh, I'm surprised anyone else on this list likes it (bar MEK, the
other Ken Ishii fan) as it is a bit in the 'looped bangers' category.
I'm not normally into looped bangers that much, but that is a properly
banged loop :-)
s.
OK, I have a Derrick May quote from when he played at the Kings Cross
Festival a couple of months ago;
Man, you have a hot woman.
Hehe.
s
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
anybody know any good quotes/lyrics by 313 artists? i was thinking more
general quotes about life and love rather than
That's my understanding too - isn't Keith Tucker Optic Nerve ?
s.
Robert Taylor wrote:
I thought Dimension 5 was John Harvey?
(although I see he's now D5)
-Original Message-
From: dave cronin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 01, 2004 2:39 PM
To: 313
Subject: Re:
placid wrote:
It was called techno babes
Classy !
;-)
s
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Ken Odeluga wrote:
As far as London goes, I'm no expert, but I think The
New Dance Sound... is maybe a bit overrated in it's
influence on anyone but Brits (or maybe even just
Londoners?).
I did, other people I know did too. I don't think that comp can be dismissed
so lightly.
k
Excellent - thanks for this Robin.
Really looking forward to hearing this; I've been playing the first
edition on loop all day.
sImon
robin wrote:
More super-special stuff from the vaults. This time an edition of Deep
Space Radio from 16.7.94 (euro date notation :) ). Four hours split
My dodgey corporate employer (GSK) make Aquafresh - good to see them
actually doing something right with all that money, I hope Metro Area
are getting well paid.
s.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Flippin heck- just heard a Metro Area track being used in an advert for
Aquafresh toothpaste here
I think it would be almost impossible to come up with a watermark for
audio that couldn't easily be blurred beyond recognition by fx, granular
sampling, changing bitrate etc ...
I read an article somewhere citing that previous attempts at digital
watermarking on audio have proved to be
That album is definitely well worth picking up - I would describe it
generally as more melodic.
Might have to play it this evening actually, I haven't listened to it
for ages.
s.
Aidan O'Doherty wrote:
i am a fan of some of paul mac's releases, especially his 'authentic moment' 12 on
On hearing Senor Coconut on vinyl, I didn't really get it, though I
liked the idea.
But seeing el Maestro on laptop live with the band running all over
the stage is a different experience; I thought the joke might wear thin
quickly, but the band were very entertaining and they were tight
There's a beautiful ambient track on Monolake's Hong Kong LP that really
sounds like it's straight out of Blade Runner to me.
Can't actually remember the track title at the moment though !
s.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
speaking of which - I know loads of people have been influenced by
Thanks for posting that - I also have a few gaps to fill in the Burial
Mix catalogue.
I've just ordered them from Boomkat, who also seem to have some good
deals on City Centre Offices CDs (including Ulrich Schnauss) at £6.99
each if anyone's interested.
sImon
robin wrote:
ok seen as
I have to agree with Paul and Brendan , CC was definitely on form on
Sunday, streets ahead of his last Plastic People appearance. I was
wondering what sort of direction he was going to take after Ross Allen's
set, as Ross seemed to be playing everything from West London breaks to
Britney
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
but it more than made up for what I
thought was a disappointing set from Kevin Saunderson the night before.
What sort of stuff was he playing?
He played some stuff on Salsoul, but just didn't really go anywhere with
it; some later Prelude or West End would've
It's just a matter of personal taste. I think he's really talented as a
DJ and he definitely does it for me, but that's just my opinion. Last
time I saw him play a couple of weeks ago at The End I was completely
blown away by his set.
I appreciate some diversity with my techno, and the fact
Hi,
don't know if anyone's mentioned this yet, but Carl Craig is playing at
The Depot Studios near Kings Cross on Sun 2nd May. apparently it's on
Nuphonic's 18k soundsystem.
Tickets are £12 + booking from Seetickets on 08712 200 260.
Anyone else heading along ?
sImon
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Martin,
Martin Dust wrote:
Why are people still not edit mails and simply returning them to the list
with the previous mail and 23 copies of their company notice on?
Why do people insist on send a mail to the list and the individuals as well?
Martin
There is one good reason I can think
Hi,
not wanting to sound like the net police or anything, but ... people
seem to have got into the habit of quoting all of the original emails
that relate to a subject when they reply to the list.
Aside from the fact that it's generating a lot of unnecessary email
traffic, it's making the
Hi,
strongly recommended for 313 headz who have access to Soulseek, check
out fellow list member Dan Butler's mix Horizonal. Dan has DJ'd at
the last two UK 313 nights, so his style will already be known to some
of you. This is easily one of my favourite mixes in a while, it goes
between
Hey Greg,
long time no see, hope you're well.
Greg Earle wrote:
Ob313: Erm, OK, so who's the bird in blue (sorta) next to Nicole Slavin in
that one pic then? ;-)
That'll be my girlfriend Carolyn :-D
We didn't realise we were having our pictures taken, which is probably
why she's
Hi,
don't know if this has been mentioned yet (I only get the digest so I'm
slightly behind), but the new Garnier mix CD's are now available to order from
the Fcom shop.
sImon
The package \Excess luggage\ of Laurent Garnier mixes is out.
A beautiful Boxset with 3 CDs. 3 countries, 3
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