benjamin: australia has always been on the techno map, though our down under geographical position has made it hard for our best dj's and producers to perform on the world stages - yes, there has been exceptions, but the jewels have yet to be polished. don't know about the current state, but adelaide in early nineties was on the absolute forefront of things - just ask 2120. sydney has some slammingly sublime things happenin', but they are supported by a very small minority. most promoters in sydney, unfortunately, promote themselves instead of looking at the big picture of developing a broad-based techno community. it's a crying shame as there is so much talent here. james bond ----- Original Message ----- From: "Benjamin Woenig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2000 3:16 PM Subject: [313] greetings from Adelaide :)
> Greetings all! > > I just joined the 313 list and I am surprised to see the talk > about Australia! It really seems we are on the map when it > comes to techno... and as I live in Adelaide, there have been > some great DJ's here... and quite an interesting scene. There's > also a lot of bad things about the scene too, but I won't get into > that right now... > > I am 22, and have been producing for sometime, although due > to lack of motivation I haven't played live or released anything > as yet. The best part of 5 years has been spent scrimping and > saving for equipment for my studio, which I share with 2 others. > I would be very much interested in hearing about other's producing > their own techno, what they use etc, to get that "detroit sound". > Of course everyone is different and has their own styles...but > anyway, I'd love to here some feedback on this :) > > cheers :) > ~bud > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
