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Also, heard a rumour that one of the blokes from Technasia is French, is
this true?!?!?
Cheers in adv.
Niall.
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All i know about technasia that they come from HongKong or maybe based
there. Hydra is the oke Heard Jeff Mills and Dave C play it
AG
Here's
Cool people are talking about Garnier!! Wondering if any of you caught
nights on his tour to promote his new album? He plays 'Live in the Mix' I
saw him in April and he blew me away!!
Peace
Ben.
'For those who know the difference'
No mention of I:Cube? They've been on a rather diverse role for quite some time
now. Lovely deep stuff.
Tristan
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To: 'Cyclone Wehner' [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313 Detroit
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Subject: RE: [313] Chicago/Detroit/France
Date: Sun, 5 Nov 2000 18:25:33 -0600
No mention of I:Cube? They've been on a rather diverse role for quite some
time now. Lovely deep stuff.
Tristan
I love the way Cyclone's posts are always thought
provoking :)
To be honest, I'm not sure I know that much French
artists' music, at least not much that has grabbed me.
I have a couple of F-Comm records, and maybe an I-Cube
or so, but apart from that, nothing comes to mind.
What are some of the
Actually that is just one of many names I didn't list. He namechecks Carl
Craig as an influence big time. His music is left of centre! 313-friendly
for sure. The recent Adore LP spans electro through to tech-house. He is in
Australia this month with his label boss, Gilb-R for a mini DJ tour.
I
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To: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [313] Chicago/Detroit/France/Germany
Date: Wed, 5 Jul 2000 18:12:26 -0700 (PDT)
I love the way Cyclone's posts are always thought
provoking :)
To be honest, I'm not sure I know that much French
St Germain's Rose Rouge on Blue Note really does it for me at the moment,
deep n funky - I'd love to hear this played out on a big system. Not being a
jazz buff myself (wish I was ;`), would anyone care to enlighten us as to
the origin of the samples (vocal and brass) used on this - they are from
My two pence:
St. Germain (Ludovic Navarre), Frederic Galliano, and A Reminiscent Drive
are three French artists that also have been stepping in line with Detroit
for some time now. Anyone care to comment?
I forget that france even has electronic music producers (til i
pull out the vinyl).
Yann Fontaine did a cool 12 on Brique Rouge (#7) -- far from what you
typically associate w/ French house...
Cyclone Wehner wrote:
Actually that is just one of many names I didn't list. He namechecks Carl
Craig as an influence big time. His music is left of centre! 313-friendly
for sure. The
At 04:22 AM 7/6/00 +0900, you wrote:
Often people on the list counterpoint US techno and European trance and all
hell breaks loose.
But it's surprising that French music doesn't come up too often, if at all.
But there is some fabulous stuff emanating from France right now that wears
its love of
At 11:30 PM 7/5/00 -0700, you wrote:
At 04:22 AM 7/6/00 +0900, you wrote:
Often people on the list counterpoint US techno and European trance and all
hell breaks loose.
TAKA! TAKA TAKA TAKA! TAKAKTAKTAKATKTKAKTAKA!
http://www.combustible.com/taka.htm
d'oh! make that:
I reckon St Germain, I:Cube and even Carl Craig could do some
wonderful
things with Stereolab's material too wishful thinking.
They're not French, though they sometimes sing in French...
Gwendal
My two pence:
St. Germain (Ludovic Navarre), Frederic Galliano, and A
Reminiscent Drive
are three French artists that also have been stepping in line
with Detroit
for some time now. Anyone care to comment?
All these guys are on Laurent Garnier's label, F Com ; just released Office
2000, the
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Onderwerp: RE: [313] Chicago/Detroit/France
My two pence:
St. Germain (Ludovic Navarre), Frederic Galliano, and A
Reminiscent Drive
Isn't F Communications from Laurent Garnier? I
always tought that
Eric Morand is running F Com.
Sorry, I did not mean that Garnier ran the label, but that it is the label
on which he does most of his releases ! Yep, you must be right for Eric
Morand, as far as I know F Com he started when FNAC
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make the sounds now known as:
No mention of I:Cube? They've been on a rather diverse role for quite some
time
now. Lovely deep stuff.
Tristan
I:Cube's just one bloke, Nichloas Chaix AFAIK.
Isn't F Communications from Laurent Garnier? I always tought that Eric Morand
is running F
Com.
Isn't it the case that Eric Morand started FComm with Laurent Garnier, whom I
believe is
co-director of the label, after FNAC disolved in 1993. I also heard that a lot
of the funding
for
Laura:
From the late 80's on Ludovic Navarre has been producing some of the
sexiest, most beautifully composed music in my collection. Don't have his
latest release which I think came out within the last month or two. Any
reports??
I think the 'Tourist' LP is excellent - there's a real
All i know about technasia that they come from HongKong or maybe based
there.
Hydra is the oke
Heard Jeff Mills and Dave C play it
AG
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Thanks.
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Subject: [313] Chicago/Detroit/France
Date: Thu, 06 Jul 2000 04:22:29 +0900
Often people on the list counterpoint US techno and European trance and all
hell breaks loose
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