amazing. The rest shows they obviously didn't. same ole shxt on every
other track.
/ot
K
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I wouldn't say it's the latest sounds
song is I try and it's
amazing. The rest shows they obviously didn't. same ole shxt on every
other track.
/ot
K
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I wouldn't say
On 4/18/06, Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The vibe on Gnarls is massive which intrigues me - as why now? I love
that album but I have followed everything Cee-Lo does for years. It's
very eccentric.
people think all hiphop from the south is either lil jon or outkast.
they dont know
Jaylib was Madlib and Dilla's project. V good album - Champion Sound
on Stones Throw. Check it out.
They should have that Detroit hip-hop group Lawless Element. I am
hearing good stuff about them.
On 16/04/2006, at 6:12 AM, Andrew Duke wrote:
btw, Fehlmann was wearing a Jay Lib t-shirt.
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Re: (313) it's a rave in hart plaza
this IS a business venture.
todays names bring people out, tomorrows names bring them back
-Joe
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I'd rather it not happen at all instead of going
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this IS a business venture.
todays names bring people
) it's a rave in hart plaza
this IS a business venture.
todays names bring people out, tomorrows names bring them back
-Joe
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I'd rather it not happen at all instead of going this way (Derrick
Carter,
Donald Glaude, Planet of Drums, Josh Wink, Doc
... ;-)...sorry for the comparison, ah ! ah !
Fabrice
Fabrice Lig
http://www.multimania.com/fabricelig/
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Subject: Re: (313) it's a rave in hart plaza
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2006 11:27:15 -0500
I'd rather it not happen at all instead of going this way
: (313) it's a rave in hart plaza
I wouldn't say it's the latest sounds on there, it's all pretty
established, as I see it - the scene moves pretty fast.
I think the next big thing will be that electronic type emo of Nathan
Fake, and Border Community (which I really like but is v trendy
amazing. The rest shows they obviously didn't. same ole shxt on every
other track.
/ot
K
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From: Cyclone Wehner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2006 1:31 AM
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I wouldn't say it's the latest
i should just leave it to MEK, who i think has put things very
eloquently...
Moi? Eloquent? Rubbish.
MEK
I'd rather it not happen at all instead of going this way (Derrick Carter,
Donald Glaude, Planet of Drums, Josh Wink, Doc Martin, the overload of
minimal, etc.)
What I've noticed in all the previous incarnations, from DEMF (original) to
Movement to Fuse-In, the music was progressive - as in
On 4/17/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I'd rather it not happen at all instead of going this way (Derrick Carter,
Donald Glaude, Planet of Drums, Josh Wink, Doc Martin, the overload of
minimal, etc.)
What I've noticed in all the previous incarnations, from DEMF (original) to
of the show ... ;-)...sorry for the
comparison, ah ! ah !
Fabrice
Fabrice Lig
http://www.multimania.com/fabricelig/
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Subject: Re: (313) it's a rave in hart plaza
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2006 11:27:15 -0500
I'd rather it not happen at all instead
this IS a business venture.
todays names bring people out, tomorrows names bring them back
-Joe
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I'd rather it not happen at all instead of going this way (Derrick Carter,
Donald Glaude, Planet of Drums, Josh Wink, Doc Martin, the overload of
minimal,
On 4/17/06, /0 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this IS a business venture.
todays names bring people out, tomorrows names bring them back
figures youd be one to justify it.
tom
insert witty comment about toms phat phunky phresh raver backpack
Thomas D. Cox wrote:
On 4/17/06, /0 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this IS a business venture.
todays names bring people out, tomorrows names bring them back
figures youd be one to justify it.
tom
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Two things...
1.) I'm really drunk after two days of drinking/football
2.) The ticket price is worth it alone to see Neil Landstrumm
m
3.) I'm going to bed - Up The Blades
I realize there's a lot of disappointment about the lineup so far,
but I look at it this way. There's going to be about six dozen
DJs with slots at this thing. *Some* of them are people you
may not have seen who will impress -- think of some of those
DJs and live performances in the Dutch tent
I'm sorry Fred, but i have never been to detroit, nor ever played at the
DEMF ;)
(which is why I'm especially
pleased when our homies like AO, Plaslaiko, Sean Deason and
Fab have rocked the house there).
oh sorry list, that's two mistakes in two days..:)
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To: fab. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2006 2:42 PM
Subject: Re: (313) it's a rave in hart plaza
He ment Fabric Lig...Hurry Submit a correction.
On 4/16/06
My bad, I meant Fabrice Lig.
Respect to fab -- all of 'em. :)
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On Apr 14, 2006, at 18:16, Fred Heutte wrote:
And the Orb! For those who haven't seen them, they do a very
fine live show. Their post-94 stuff isn't very interesting to me
but this should be fun.
maybe fehlmann will turn down patterson's mixer. i hope so for your
sakes! :)
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On 4/14/06, fab. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
awww comeon, it's not THAT bad
there are actually some good names on that list, but i guess they are not to
your taste.
i mean, i knew dealing with paxahau that there would be an increase in
stuff thats not to my taste. what i didnt expect was
On 4/14/06, Fred Heutte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And the Orb! For those who haven't seen them, they do a very
fine live show. Their post-94 stuff isn't very interesting to me
but this should be fun.
i love orbvs terrarvm, that was from 95 and IMO their best stuff. i
hope they play their old
On 4/14/06, J.T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yeah that looks like quite a load of trendy (european) club music...with a
handful of bright spots..
but it is only 30 names, and if there are still 4 stages hopefully that means
there's another 50 or so to come...who knows...it's always a rave
Fred Heutte wrote:
But this is fine. I'm glad to see my ole buddy Donald Glaude is
on the list. Whatever else you can say about Donald (and there
is a lot) he'll bring a lot of energy to his set. Donald's the
first west coast DJ I ever saw (circa 1993) doing serious justice
to Detroit techno. No
Fred Heutte wrote:
But this is fine. I'm glad to see my ole buddy Donald Glaude is
on the list. Whatever else you can say about Donald (and there
is a lot) he'll bring a lot of energy to his set. Donald's the
first west coast DJ I ever saw (circa 1993) doing serious justice
to Detroit techno. No
As I sort of indicated, others' mileage may vary on Donald.
I haven't seem him play for a bunch of years, but saw him
often in 1993-96, some in Seattle and some elsewhere, and
generally he was pretty good and had a couple stellar sets.
And of course I've had no business dealings with him so
I
i still have high hopes for the rest of the lineup, but such a generic initial
schedule gives a bleak outlookgetting the feeling the DETROIT electronic
music festival is dead.. this seems just an electronic music festival in
detroit, with the scales tipped more than ever towards mainstream
On 4/14/06, J.T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i still have high hopes for the rest of the lineup, but such a generic
initial schedule gives a
bleak outlookgetting the feeling the DETROIT electronic music
festival is dead.. this
seems just an electronic music festival in detroit, with the scales
The festival has always had its ups and downs. I'm just glad
it's happening after all. Another year, another totally off the hook
drama :)
Fred
the trendy minimalists are the people dan usually plays with here in
europe. that's the crowd he caters to.
one could only argue that in detroit he might try to do a less trendy set.
why the hate?
fab.
im pretty suprised dan bell was on there, really. his is the name that
doesnt belong with
Just wondering but is this the same guy who had something to do with
this:
http://interimlover.livejournal.com/386142.html
On 15-apr-2006, at 3:07, Renegade808 wrote:
Fred Heutte wrote:
But this is fine. I'm glad to see my ole buddy Donald Glaude is
on the list. Whatever else you can say
the trendy minimalists are the people dan usually plays with here in
europe. that's the crowd he caters to.
yeah, sorta. i guess he is pretty full on into that sound now...but i heard
some set from late 2005 (maybe i grabbed it here) and it was pretty good...not
all clicky lifeless minimal
It's the same Donald that caused the Nightclub owners and bouncers to
want to kick off
S2 so they could get some of that Engergetic music of Donalds, yes
:)
Dave
Klaas-Jan Jongsma wrote:
Just wondering but is this the same guy who had something to do with
this:
-Original Message-
From: J.T. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 15 April 2006 02:49
To: Renegade808
Cc: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: SPAM-LOW: Re: (313) it's a rave in hart plaza
but at least there is derrick, carl, dbx, orb, and roy davis...and i'm
curious about mark broom..
Every
- Original Message -
From: Klaas-Jan Jongsma
Just wondering but is this the same guy who had something to do with
this:
http://interimlover.livejournal.com/386142.html
It's the same guy, but it's doubtful he had anything to do with that
b.s. Donald's a showboat but is not a bad
On Apr 15, 2006, at 13:51, Tristan Watkins wrote:
The Orb is just Patterson now right?
nope, patterson and thomas fehlmann.
i saw them a couple weeks ago. the local opener was good. fehlmann's
dj set was GREAT, the actual orb set that followed was pretty good,
but it seemed to be mostly a
a sunshine from croyden!! thanks tristan
Every time I've seen Broom in the last few years he's been good, sometimes
great.
The Orb is just Patterson now right?
I'd really like to see Roy Davis Jr. His recent track with Steve Poindexter
and somebody else on that Chicago Underground label
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From: Matt Kane's Brain
i saw them a couple weeks ago. the local opener was good. fehlmann's
dj set was GREAT, the actual orb set that followed was pretty good,
but it seemed to be mostly a fehlmann laptop set with patterson
trying to mix records into it.
- Original Message -
From: Tristan Watkins
I bet the locals to come later will fill in the lineup nicely.
Exactly!=)
The site implies as much:
the 2006 Festival’s artist lineup, which featurespast festival directors Kevin Saunderson,
Carl Craig and Derrick May.
However,
btw, Fehlmann was wearing a Jay Lib t-shirt. wtf is Jay Lib?!
There's a hip hop producer named Jaylib; maybe it was a reference to him?
Andrew
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hahaha no there isnt! it's the alias jaydee + madlib used for their project
together.
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Sent: Apr 15, 2006 4:12 PM
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btw, Fehlmann was wearing a Jay Lib t
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From: J.T.
hahaha no there isnt! it's the alias jaydee + madlib used for their project
together.
Yeah, true, but Jaylib is one word, the way those guys spelled the name.
Fehlmann's tee said, JAY LIB. Two words. And it was months before J Dilla's
death,
so
On Friday, April 14th 2006 at 5:34 PM, Thomas D. Cox, Jr.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://demf.com/
i dont even know what to say
I do!
DAN BELL VS. JOSH WINK 15-ROUND STEEL CAGE DEATHMATCH!!!
:)
- Greg
P.S. Sorry Phred, every remaining cheesy rave they have in LA (not many
left these
i'd go just for sumner and regis. but this is wrong list for talk of
those blokes. and i'm prolly not going. =]
On Apr 15, 2006, at 2:50 PM, Greg Earle wrote:
On Friday, April 14th 2006 at 5:34 PM, Thomas D. Cox, Jr.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://demf.com/
i dont even know what to say
On Apr 14, 2006, at 3:16 PM, Fred Heutte wrote:
Donald's the first west coast DJ I ever saw (circa 1993) doing
serious justice
to Detroit techno.
i know this horse has already been beat but reading that nearly made
me spit my drink all over the computer. a little warning next time!
http://demf.com/
i dont even know what to say
tom
11:34 PM
Subject: (313) it's a rave in hart plaza
http://demf.com/
i dont even know what to say
tom
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I'm hoping that they're just putting the 'big names' up on the website because
they think it will attract a non-specialist audience...
Not a very encouraging sign.
Dan Bean wrote:
I'm hoping that they're just putting the 'big names' up on the website because
they think it will attract a non-specialist audience...
Not a very encouraging sign.
At the bottom is does say more local acts are TBA.
I have to admit the idea of having it at Tiger Stadium was kinda cool.
But this is fine. I'm glad to see my ole buddy Donald Glaude is
on the list. Whatever else you can say about Donald (and there
is a lot) he'll bring a lot of energy to his set. Donald's the
first west coast DJ I ever saw
yeah that looks like quite a load of trendy (european) club music...with a
handful of bright spots..
but it is only 30 names, and if there are still 4 stages hopefully that means
there's another 50 or so to come...who knows...it's always a rave anyways...
I'm hoping that they're just putting
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