Now that Tom is too busy writing Model 500 articles
for Resident Advisor, how are we going to stir (313)
into a hornet's nest? Just mention Richie :)
http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=100
Direct iTunes Music Store Podcast link:
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.
Yeah, I listened to it at work. I always try and give Mr. Hawtin a
chance, since the one time I met him he was quite nice to me, and
seemed like an intelligent guy.
But... it doesn't really make me bust a grin, which a good mix will.
It was OK, but I listened at work and it turned into sonic wallp
Yeah me too- he seems like a decent guy in the flesh but to me his
main strength is in marketing, not music.
2008/5/2 kent williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Yeah, I listened to it at work. I always try and give Mr. Hawtin a
> chance, since the one time I met him he was quite nice to me, and
> se
You know what? I am pretty sure I hate everything richie hawtin has
done since the Consumed album (save the exception that proves the
rule, his "low blow" track that he did with steve bug), but if he had
never done anything but "Spastik", I'd still consider him a god
amongst techno men. SPASTIK F
I really enjoyed the mix, there's some good stuff in there - I don't
think it just marketing either but that's all people seem to focus on,
it's easy to talk about the wrong thing ;)
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Yeah me too- he seems like a decent guy in the flesh but
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I really enjoyed the mix, there's some good stuff in there - I don't
think it just m
On 2 May 2008, at 09:02, Odeluga, Ken wrote:
I haven't even heard the mix so I've no opinion on whether it's good
or
bad. However it seems fair to agree that Hawtin is very good at
marketing. Whether his marketing skills outweigh his musical ones
though, that's where it becomes a matter of opi
I just think it's lazy to say "he's good a marketing" because to be
honest it's not that hard to market records and do good artwork - you
could ring and email all the press in about 2hrs!!! UR are just as
good for example, as are Bpitch - the list is pretty endless.
- Pretty easy to say when
I get what both of you are saying... but where I'm at it's REALLY
frustrating that most people don't seem to have much personal taste
but instead just follow the trends. It makes it hard to do something
that's outside the norm or what you want to call it. Yeah, I know I'm
wining a bit now, but some
On 2 May 2008, at 10:10, Matthew Dickinson wrote:
I get what both of you are saying... but where I'm at it's REALLY
frustrating that most people don't seem to have much personal taste
but instead just follow the trends. It makes it hard to do something
that's outside the norm or what you want to
I dunno Martin. If you've got the secret formula for all the right
people to contact to get me free graphic design and the right kind of
press to score me gigs, please, by all means share it. Otherwise I
really don't know what you're talking about. I've been DJing for over
twelve years and I don
Yeah, true. If your talking about London, Berlin or other major cities
for electronic music. There you have enough people into it that you
can still do kind of niche things and find people who like the same
stuff as you. I'm talking about Copenhagen. It's really, really hard
here sometimes. Event t
On 2 May 2008, at 09:50, Matt Chester wrote:
I just think it's lazy to say "he's good a marketing" because to be
honest it's not that hard to market records and do good artwork -
you could ring and email all the press in about 2hrs!!! UR are just
as good for example, as are Bpitch - th
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Yeah, true. If your talking about London, Berlin or other major cities
for electronic music. There you h
H, I'm talking more about the entire "thing" he's created in
Berlin and his general, almost slavish, use of the newest
gadget/technology. Personally I find it extremelly difficult to
"market", do good artwork , press etc but that's only a small part of
his activities anyway.
This isn't a rece
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> noticed, go and live in a place where you will be heard.
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> Jeff Mills is the best example of this.
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ums, e.g. how
"Are Friends Elektric?" is pretty. (from "Artifakts (BC)" album).
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Heh, heh, you're in the minority here Martin. I'm looking at your post like
most on here and thinking (in my case) "if it's a snip
to do some artwork and you can handle all the press in 2 hours for a major
release how come it takes up my entire life for 2 months
before hand just to do the same f
On 2 May 2008, at 10:30, Toby Frith wrote:
That's the way it is though. Some places are good for that music,
and you have to accept it. It's musical economics as it were. If you
want to get noticed, go and live in a place where you will be heard.
Jeff Mills is the best example of this.
On 2 May 2008, at 10:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
H, I'm talking more about the entire "thing" he's created in
Berlin and his general, almost slavish, use of the newest
gadget/technology.
Nah, Bowie and Eno did that stuff years before him, so he likes
technology it's not really a big s
Jason I can't reply to you off list as I get this error:
>> 550 Sender verify failed
But I still disagree and I like the photo and write up.
m
On 2 May 2008, at 11:29, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Heh, heh, you're in the minority here Martin.
I guess so :)
I'm looking at your post like most on here and thinking (in my
case) "if it's a snip
to do some artwork and you can handle all the press in 2 hours for a
major release how come
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> H, I'm talking more about the entire "thing" he's created in
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Hey, I have a couple of Minus recs as well. There's a False one which
is very good. But dear god, SO much of it is pure shite. Sorry, but it
is.
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> > H, I'm talking more about the entire "thing
annel are utterly
> revered now, and you see Hood now getting the credit he deserves.
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Haha there's a word I don't use because a woman I respect told me it
was disrespectful to women. But every time I see it it cracks me up.
Especially since 'twatting' is apparently a slang term for a good ol
Amy Winehouse headbutt.
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siest way to start a (313) argument - the Richie
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Haha there's a word I don't use because a woman I respect told me it was
disrespectful to women. But every time I see it it cracks me up.
Especially since 'twatting' is apparently a slang term for a good ol Amy
Wi
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After your post, i'
> how are we going to stir (313)
> into a hornet's nest? Just mention Richie :)
LOL - that was too easy.
MEK
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After your post, i've started listening to Plastikman's discography.
On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 11:00 AM, Odeluga, Ken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Then there's Spastik
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> This: http://www.discogs.com/release/75030
I am so sick of Spastik. I never liked it to begin with! Orange,
however, I have dug since the first DE9 came out.
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older type tracks mixed
with some new ones.
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27;t remember.
Oh well, the track in question is awesome.
Matt
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I hav
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After your post, i've started listening to Plastikman
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