Just a quick note to remind you of tonight's Inaudible
Radio/Webcast which will be broadcasting this
evening from 9-11 pm Eastern Standard Time.
To listen over the internet visit http://www.wcsb.org
at 9 pm and click on the Click here for Audioactive
Feed link. If you are in the Cleveland area
Yes, Flash is on his 90's compilation.
Kevin
At 02:36 PM 05/10/2000 -0700, Jeff Richards wrote:
i just now realized that this whole flash thread was
about green velvet. i could be wrong, but wouldn't
flash be on his release that covers his best songs of
the 90's?? i believe it is 4 or 5
I've always associated hard house with towards-ghetto Chicago house, ala the
less tech-y relief stuff. Perfect example in my mind would be DJ Elin's Mad
Cow. Hard house would be ghetto, but minus the ghetto accoutrements (yet
another French misspelling I suppose).
For what it's worth, DJ Groove
I've seen him at several raves and his style always seems rather funky to
me. It doesn't seem to vary all that much from what I've heard him spin at
clubs. Maybe what I consider hard house differs greatly from whay you guys
consider to be hard house but I would attribute that style and type to
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Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 3:07 PM
Subject: Re: [313] rolling?
You can still get the flash remixes on Relief.
tonight and tonight only on WVKR will be a special wednesday night edition
of tanzplagen.
tune in from 12-2am EST to http://wvkr.vassar.edu or to 91.3FM if you're in
the hudson valley region to hear some of the best in detroit techno, house,
disco, and dance music classics.
-ana
If your in the area.
Friday May 12
Your Mama was a Snowblower
DJ's for the evening:
Shawn Rudiman (7th city,Hypervinyl, Defiance)
Jwan (Hypervinyl/Defiance)
The Instigator (Hypervinyl/Defiance)
Ratana (Amtrak/FESP/Defiance)
Bakudan (Defiance)
Reliant (P.B.S/Deiance)
$2 dollars
this
mack john will do their usual foolin this friday at motor
(without costumes- full gear is scheduled for the end of the month).
a doubleCDpack (1mix :: 1interview/ new tracks) will be available
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From: Jason Birchmeier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org 313@hyperreal.org
Date: Thursday, 11 May 2000 14:26
Subject: [313] old tresor albums by detroit artists
Recently I found Blake Baxter's Dream Sequence CD for $6 at Record Time
in
Ferndale. As the second
Hello,
Didn't Lou Robinson do some stuff for Tresor as well back in the day, a
couple 12s and a 313 Comp? How is that stuff, has it dated well? What
has that cat been up to lately...recommendations?
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cheers to all for clearing up the meaning of rolling - I guess that's
rolling as in rolling one's eyeballs...
rolling is being on e. as for the vicks, started back in the hardcore days of
the early 90s. meant to be pleasurable while on e.
don't think I could do that in public - probably
speaking of Regis, I saw a copy of Gymnastics cheap in town. What do people
think of that?
Usually I'd buy cheap imports on spec but I'm pretty poor at the moment (uni
+ bills...).
For that reason I'll probably be missing out on Oliver Ho and Herbert... :(
btw did I hear right that Mick Harris
it depends...
Chris Tourgelis wrote:
speaking of Regis, I saw a copy of Gymnastics cheap in town. What do people
think of that?
I will be honest, I thought this album was the bee knee's when it was
new. In hindsight, I cannot believe I ever liked the stuff(then again I
feel that way about
MG-007 is some tight s*#t, if you know what I mean.
Brian Harden's and Alton Miller's pieces on this 4 tracker are my favorite
so far. This stuff just keeps getting better. It's got soul and and
definitely has the vibe. Jazzy, smooth, deep and it has that hip swinging
deal if you know what I mean.
decks. My initial impression of her was, That poor woman. I'd sure hate
to have to open for Jeff Mills.
Woo-whee boy. Did *that* impression change in the next couple of hours ...
You can not quote me on this and i will sure deny everything i will say
right now: Estroe doesn't like Jeff
Oh, and i think Mills was quite funky...but estroe was better, hihihi
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I've a Flash single on CD :P
It has 6 mixes besides the original (which is the best, imho). The remixes
are by Green Velvet himself, Boo Williams, Paul Johnson, DJ Sneak, Jellybean
and Dj Rush.
It was released in Austria on a label called Yeti Records (???), and
distributed through Sony
Yeti is a Belgian label, closely linked to Music Man since it's also part of
NEWS. Stefaan - T-Quest - Vandenberghe is still largely involved in the
releases that come out on the label.
J
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From: Alien Disc Dealer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2000
Sorry for being redundant here, I've heard a while ago that Thomas will
be in the Ohio area sometime in June, I got the opportunity to catch
him, here in Windsor about 1 or 2 years ago, when Richie and Thomas were
working on their Concept VR, for anyone that has any information on the
upcoming
Hi all,
I have this incredible record on Afterhours called No Time To Lose
(Dirty Hands Mix) by Les Macones De La Musique. It's funky, tribal
percussive house, but you could play it back fast if you were Kenny Glasgow
and the techno people would dig it too. Anyone have any suggestions for
Hello everyone, here's the playlist for Detroit Influence 5.10.00
-model 500 - pick up the flow - metroplex
-carl craig - mind of a machine - planet e/ warner
-octave one - i believe - 430 west
-ur - high tech jazz - ur
-terrance parker - ambient disco - intangible
-happy trax vol. 4 - now's the
just noticed at around 5:30 AM this morning that
tony touch featuring gang star's--the piece maker
(scratched and produced by DJ Premier; single
#1 from Touch's album on Tommy Boy)
rides a looped up rhythm nabbed from Kraftwerk's
Metal On Metal. Sounds great. As does track #6
by Aaliyah on the
both of these releases are top quality
and well worth checking. two tracks from
each release can be heard on archived editions
of andrew duke's in the mix on cognition.
thanks. andrew duke :)
Mike Grant wrote:
Greetings,
Moods Grooves is proud to present its 7th offering from Alton Miller,
Hi, Michael. There's an interview with Lou Robinson
(including a discography) on Cognition: http://techno.ca/cognition
hope this helps. andrew duke :)
Intermodal wrote:
Hello,
Didn't Lou Robinson do some stuff for Tresor as well back in the day, a
couple 12s and a 313 Comp? How is that
Shane: No Time To Lose is by Paris France's Ludovic
Llorca, who runs the Brique Rouge and Brique Blue
labels with David Duriez. They've recorded together
and separately for those two labels, plus F Communcations,
Apricot, Subscience, etc, and done remixes too. Duriez
is a brilliant DJ, there's a
hmmm... you might just want to rent a good old classic jet li movie
w/subtitles and play the soundtrack on your home stereo. Romeo must die
isn't the easiest movie to sit through w/out squirming. (coming from a jet
li, Aaliyah fan...)-m
On Thu, 11 May 2000, Andrew Duke wrote:
just noticed at
In a message dated 5/11/00 12:27:08 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But check it out...I'm interested in picking up copies of the other old
school Detroit releases early in the Tresor catalog such as X-101, X-102 and
the Eddie Fowlkes stuff. Can't find it anywhere though. I'm assuming it's
I'm looking for the dates and years the institute was in existence
physically on Broadway. Also, any web sites that deal with it. thanks!
lks
At 13:55 -0400 11-05-2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 5/11/00 12:27:08 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But check it out...I'm interested in picking up copies of the other old
school Detroit releases early in the Tresor catalog such as X-101, X-102 and
the Eddie Fowlkes stuff.
At 16:22 -0400 11-05-2000, Lester Kenyatta Spence wrote:
I'm looking for the dates and years the institute was in existence
physically on Broadway. Also, any web sites that deal with it. thanks!
Read Dan Sicko's Techno Rebels :)
I already did. But I don't have the book in front of me.
Read Dan Sicko's Techno Rebels :)
I already did. But I don't have the book in front of me.
happen to have the book here at work:
summer '88 (?) - 11/24/89
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...but it could use some better representation re: electronic music.
http://www.helsinki.fi/%7etuschano/records/
--
jeff
10,000 people all screaming the same thing at the same time are wrong,
even if they're right.
dancing/about/architecture ...with wandering steps and slow...
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