>
> Dave Clarke is English, most of the tracks on his X-Mix are
> from Detroit,
> Germany, or England I think. Could you tell me where you got
> Derrick May :
> Mix-Up (Studio K7!)? As I have not heard of it, and can't
> seem to find it
> in their site. Thakns.
Checked yesterday, the Mix-Up
>This also begs the question: What exactly is "Detroit's People Mover" as
>described below??
Aha! All is revealed on the website mentioned in the last post
(http://bhere.com/ruins/rebound/rbpmover.htm).
I've got to recommend this site's "Fabulous Ruins of Detroit" tour to all
313ers outside of De
>> Also, I saw a comp. about a year ago called "Detroit: The People Mover",
I
> >> think it was a double CD.
>
>Where was this? Don't recall hearing about/seeing it.
Well, well... A quick search uncovered a site
(http://www.ausfahrt.de/I160692.htm) with this info and tracklisting below.
Now I'm
on 6/26/00 10:41 PM, Batory, Jason at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> A question just came to mind: Is the Theo Parrish "First Floor" CD
> considered a compilation?
I've always considered a compilation to include music from multiple artists
that are not working with each other in the studio. I filed
A question just came to mind: Is the Theo Parrish "First Floor" CD
considered a compilation?
Also, I saw a comp. about a year ago called "Detroit: The People Mover", I
think it was a double CD. I didn't get it cause it had a lot of the usual
Detroit tracks but it did have quite a few that I hadn't
