Wasn't she a Journalism major at Kent State before she joined The
Pretenders?
jeff
Fred Heutte wrote:
That NME interview is something. And I had forgotten that Chrissie
Hynde was a staff writer for a short while (I'm an unabashed, long
term fan of hers). She's
On 11 Dec 2006, at 23:35, Tristan Watkins wrote:
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The amount of focus required must be unreal.
Definitely!
I'm too
I had the privilege of seeing him and his ensemble perform Drumming
live about 6 years ago, and it was absolutely wonderful. I share
Tristan's opinion about the video-based pieces, though. They performed
Drumming, which was amazing, and three video pieces. Different
Trains was good, the other
I love his clapping music. So techno!
http://www.stevereich.com/multimedia/clappingMedProg.html
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Anyone see the South Bank show on him last
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I love that interview. He's become a Gray Eminence now, but if you
actually pay attention to the stuff he says, he's an even bigger freak
now.
On 12/11/06, Martin Dust [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone see the South Bank show
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Anyone see the South Bank show on him last night? Excellent
stuff and he's not a bit like I thought he would be, search it out...
Some of
Thanks for the info T, I'll check your links out. I liked a lot of the vocal
stuff but I'm a big fan of cut-ups, Burroughs/Gysin etc. The idea of turning
the machine inside out and making it human really appeals to me, christ
knows how they keep time tho :) The amount of focus required must be
They keep time by practicing until the subtle time shifts that pieces
like 'Drumming' become second nature. They're listening for the
secondary rhythms their individual drifts introduce. In a lot of ways
it's the opposite of the skill of beatmatching -- instead of trying to
synchronize two free
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The amount of focus required must be unreal.
Definitely!
PS: I hope I look that good on 70+
I thought that too
: kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I love that interview. He's become a Gray Eminence now, but if you
actually pay attention to the stuff he says, he's an even bigger freak
now.
On 12/11/06
Did anyone hear that last remix compilation? He is very fastidious
about what people do to his music and rejected a lot of submissions
for that then. Curious that he was at that stage unware of Jeff
Mills... I'd like to see some more interesting people mix his music -
Carl, Jeff and the
Well spotted! The deadline is the 24th.
You wrote:
There doesn't seem to be a deadline date for entries on that page, or is it
just me?
In a message dated 1/16/01 5:30:16 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Funny you mention Mike Bank's cat, that thing ran straight up my leg and
attacked my ear last time I was at Submerge.
// giles
And some ppz say Aphex Twin is a genius
check a 'Piano Phase' performance
with two real 'live'
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On Sat, 13 Jan 2001, Dharma Fowler wrote:
check out reich's Drumming.
Check out ANYTHING Reich. He was techno when Jeff Mills was in diapers
' phaser
anybody talked to Mad mike's cat lately ? :)
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On Sat, 13 Jan
check out reich's Drumming.
From: Kent williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313 list 313@hyperreal.org, i'd do mary [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [313] steve reich, progenitor of booty?
Date: Sat, 13 Jan 2001 00:09:59 -0600 (CST)
Those of you with napster ... this is up there ...
Heard a bit of this
On Sat, 13 Jan 2001, Dharma Fowler wrote:
check out reich's Drumming.
Check out ANYTHING Reich. He was techno when Jeff Mills was in diapers ;-)
Not that I'm not telling anyone on this list anything they don't already
know. But It's Gonna Rain made me TOTALLY flash on the Booty House
remix ...
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