hello, I've been traveling. here's a list of some shows I really enjoyed,
dates are as close as I can remember:
cybersonik industry 91/92? (smells like teen spirit!)
ur (mad mike, jeff mills, rob hood) panic in detroit, state theatre 92
carl craig (w/ dj overdose [the detroit one]) 1515 broadway
i missed his set at polarity (sorry again, todd) but did you happen to
catch charles noel's set as _the archetype_? good stuff..i also
caught him and kevin ginger's after wedding party "union" in portland.
i highly reccomend. if you have a chance to come to columbus tonight,
rumor has it he's
> Yeah Todd's set was very cool and the visual accompaniment was a soothing
> relief from the Bacardi logos.
good lord, todd's set at polarity (columbus, ohio...july 21st this year if
i remember correctly) was AMAZINGLY good. i would venture to say better
than stewart walker's set even. :) really
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> >Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 11:15:33 -0500
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> >I'll see you on these and up the ante with a Todd Sines @ DEMF 2001
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From: Mxyzptlk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Fred Heutte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,<313@hyperreal.org>
Subject: Re: [313] Live shows
Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 11:15:33 -0500
I'll see you on these and up the ante with a Todd Sines @ DEMF 2001.
jeff
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Speaking of great live shows, I have to say I was quite impressed with
Herbert @ Motor last night.
It seemed like all of his musical personae coalesced and emerged though the
"lounge" style of Bodily Functions. Loved whatching him build tracks from
samples (jewel cases being smashed, bottles cla
I'll see you on these and up the ante with a Todd Sines @ DEMF 2001.
jeff
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Tristan and a couple of others have mentioned live sets that also
impressed me:
Kooky Scientist at DEMF 2001
Bill Van Loo at DEMF 2000
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god, yes. how could i forget fred g. at demf. "discombobulate"! woo hoo!
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From: Fred Heutte [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 11:16 AM
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Tristan and a couple of others have mentioned
Tristan and a couple of others have mentioned live sets that also
impressed me:
Kooky Scientist at DEMF 2001
Bill Van Loo at DEMF 2000
I've missed quite a few at the DEMF so I'm not dissin' anyone I left out.
What this tells me is that -- again -- we have Carl Craig to thank for
really highlight
Yep. I'll second that one. I'd also add Kit Clayton on the Formless Form
tour, if that counts as 313. Stewart Walker in Iowa City '99. This was the
"Nothing Creates Stark Imagery" era. Scion w/Tikiman @ DEMF. Todd Sines @
DEMF 2. Does Titonton count, since he has a band (of sorts)? I was quite
impr
I would have ... I guess I kept my list to a stricter "Detroit
techno" definition.
Morgan's solo live sets are among my faves as well.
-d
I'm a bit surprised no one mentioned the Metro Area set at the SereNgeti
Ballroom post DEMF. Awesome tight sound and a beauty of a mid-tempo groove.
--
im
ahhh yes. indeed. wonderful wonderful show, but i thought this had to a
"from Detroit only" list.
and while i'm at it:
innerzone orchestra / motor
random noise generation / motor
inner city / demf 2001
bill van loo / demf 2000
dykehouse / whenever
recloose / motor
theorem / bob evans on woodward
i forgot to mention seeing Tricky and Orbital at Lollapalooza in 97 was
pretty amazing. that is actually what got me into music that was a little
more electronic oriented than rock oriented like ministry...
does ministry count as a live show?? they are amazing!
jeff
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also not 313, St. Germain...no comments
> >
> >New Order - Manchester (maybe not 313, but amazing)
> >Ooooh to hear Blue Monday (and the rest) live! :)
> >
> >Strand and Shake - DEMF 2001
> >What a man!
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >Do You Yaho
Thanks all for your choice for top ten . BMG WHERE ARE you have not heard
your choices. I forgot about the strand show demf 2001 very musical live
guitar and the cleanest sound Ive ever heard.
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To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: [313] Live shows
Date: Thu, 30
I just got a laptop yesterday (one of our older models here at work)
and I've been thinking of ways to make it more interesting to use in a
"live" show. I think what I'm going to end up doing is using the laptop as
the master clock for whatever gear I'm using and also to provide a touch of
seq
> Rhythm_Droid
> Oh, these 3 guys wouldn't be using all their instruments at once or
> anything. The bass guy would have his bass rig, the rhythm guy would have
> his rhythm rig, and the keys/synth guy would have his. They'd each be
> filling a part of the spectrum. I think yeah, this sounds mor
] A bassist (like Jaco or Squarepusher) with an acoustic bass, an electric
] bass with some pedals (like wah and bass synth), an SH-101, and a
strap-on
] controller controlling a MIDI'd 303. The bassist would also have the
] ability to trigger little arpeggios or patterns or loop and manipula
Just wondering - anyone know if there are any recordings of UR live?
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> My last post reminded me of something...
>
> I've seen a few live performance
If you ever get a chance you should check out UR live.
Seeing UR/Red Planet performing Amazon with no sequences
is something else!
On Wed, 18 Apr 2001, Rhythm Droid wrote:
] A bassist (like Jaco or Squarepusher) with an acoustic bass, an electric
] bass with some pedals (like wah and bass synth
On Wed, 18 Apr 2001, Rhythm Droid wrote:
] A bassist (like Jaco or Squarepusher) with an acoustic bass, an electric
] bass with some pedals (like wah and bass synth), an SH-101, and a strap-on
] controller controlling a MIDI'd 303. The bassist would also have the
] ability to trigger little ar
my live set up consist of:
laptop
mouse
mixer
effects box
and i can do way more than when i used to drag my entire studio to do a
gig...but at then end of the day it's just personal preference.
Greg Malcolm
T w i n e///S o u n d
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http://www.four09
My rig at DEMF this year:
laptop
2 midi controllers
1 control surface
endless live possiblilites
Check:
www.ableton.com
ollie
www.forwardmusic.com
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> My last post reminded me of something...
>
> I've seen a few live performances in the last few years, the most
> impress
>From a performance standpoint, I think you'll be seeing a lot more laptops
at live shows (Ectomorph used one in NYC a few weeks back) and I don't see
a problem with it. You can much more power in one laptop than lugging a
whole bunch of analog gear around. We just did a show in NYC last weekend
a
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