Personally, i rarely watch streaming video. i find that it is, for
the most part, useless and just takes up bandwidth.
They way i figure it is, if you are at your computer, listening to
audio, you most likely doing something else at the same time- and
not watching the stream. We have some
new/sealed Peacefrog 10.100, Roy Davis Jr., Machine Hunter, more. Thx. (all
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sorry, i'll be performing in hamilton (ontario) on friday and dancing my
ass off on saturday at life fest and on monday it's back to denmark :(
i'll probably be back next summer...
On Tue, 21 Aug 2001, Matthew Mangold wrote:
Does anyone know if Christian Bloch will be performing in Detroit this
Well?
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on 8/21/01 8:34 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well?
I have heard of Prince referred to as Little Richard Hendryx, the black
Bowie, and Repo-Elvis before, but I don't think he's the tap root of techno.
A major feeder line maybe.
Consider that Mojo played a lot of Prince to a Detroit radio
Not to mention at one of techno's peak development years (1989),
Prince released the abominable Batman soundtrack.
(shudder)
-d
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on 8/21/01 8:34 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well?
I have heard of Prince referred to as Little Richard Hendryx, the black
c'mon, though. early prince -- after the first few albums, before purple
rain -- was all about synths and minimal funk. the albums controversy, dirty
mind and 1999 quite obviously share a kinship not only with the aesthetics
of techno but with the means of production. i'm not saying he is techno
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Anyone know of good goings-on in Windsor or Detroit post-Lifefest? The
official Lifefest after-party, Afterlifefest was added to the lifefest
website tonight. A lot of those names ring a bell, but I don't think I've
seen any of them. Am I missing out?
http://www.lifefestcanada.com/
Tristan
Run, don't walk, to get this album.
Adam sent me MP3's of this a few weeks ago, and it is off the chain. Lush
ambient bleeps and chill percussion. It is really excellent material, I
highly recommend it.
Take care,
mt
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I know ... just trying to put some perspective on it ... when techno
was beginning to flex its muscle, Prince got on-board with samplers
and dance music (irony-infused quotes there), and embarrassed
himself.
I'll throw Irresistible Bitch in there as a likely source of much
inspiration,
if he follows form, those parties only happen every 5 years...
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Richie Hawtin will go on tour to promote his new ´closer to the edit´ album:
October 30, 2001 - Birmingham, UK
October 31, 2001 - L Enfer Club
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Prince did a techno song in Melbourne during his Australian tour with
Diamond and Pearl. I have it on, um, bootleg. It's kinda like his take on
happy gabba! This was 1990/'91.
You can tell a lot about people from their favourite Prince record - it's
like star signs. I know Derrick May's was 1999,
The Batman soundtrack wasn't too badand the first track 'The Future'
at least shares a theme with techno. I'd imagine some of Prince's stuff
would have heavily influenced a lot of the early sexy techno like Where we
Used to Play and Just Another Chance.
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just passing along the info for a friend.
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Subject: (techno) SU3TRANSIT time slots+location
Here ya go- its getting close! This friday august 24! We've secured a nice
new venue. Its a warehouse/loft on King near Broadview (downtown toronto).
We've got a
Tristan - looks like the Satan Techno boys are throwing that party. All
involved are extremely skilled techno DJs from Windsor/Detroit/Toronto.
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Subject: [313] Lifefest Afterparties
Date: Tue, 21 Aug 2001 21:08:34 -0400
Anyone
hey all--
any Lifefest afterparties anywhere? haven't heard much but been outta the
loop for awhile...
ken
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there are a few after parties in windsor after life fest.
wired nightclub has the official afterparty, and velvet room and the
amsterdam lounge are cooking something up.
any questions, see www.lifefestcanada.com, or call the respective venues -
Velvet: 519.253.3549 - Amsterdam: 519.977.7232. you
shameless self-promotion
The first copies of Ground Zero 003: Arne Weinberg - Snowflake have
arrived, which is a good reason to throw a little party this Saturday
from 22.00-06.00 in Rotterdam.
Lineup:
- Arne Weinberg (D)
- Rob Webb (UK)
- Dr. O (NL)
- Elcasa (NL)
Venue:
Bootleg DJ Cafe
thanks to all who replied to my test post...it took until this morning for
my posts to land in my own mailbox. curious.
MEK
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MEK
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Subject: RE: [313] Common Factor does Glasgow
Date: Mon, 20 Aug
I think if you were to ask some of the source innovators, both American and
Euro alike, Jimi Hendrix's name would arise more often than Prince's. While
Prince was a huge influence, Jimi built the world's most innovative
recording studio, Electric Ladyland Studios, in 1968 (I think) and up
I'm sure this question has been asked multiple times, but I'm going to ask
it again.
Can any helpful 313 member please provide a link to the audio files from
DEMF 2001? Groovetech doesn't seem to have them.
Much appreciated!
Erin
Regarding Stevie Wonder, if you ever get a chance to hear anything by
Tonto's Expanding Head Band, give it a go. They were responsible for
Wonder's keyboards and even developed the Stevietron, so I've been told.
They're own music is serisouly f*cked up electronic music that would be best
Erin,
Seems that Yahoo still has them up... Theses some bleeding of a rock concert
into it.. But the links to the streams are in the archives of the smutism
page: http://smutism.com/main/newsarc/arc3.shtml
D./
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i was going to mention The Future too but then i checked myself...
if nothing else he's gotta rank as one of the godfathers of self
involved bedroom producers :-)
-ian.
At 9:30 AM -0700 8/22/01, james boylan wrote:
The Batman soundtrack wasn't too badand the first track 'The Future'
Regardless, Jimi is the man. More of his posters/wall hangings grace more
Detroit tech-headz' studios rivalled only by Bruce Lee.
Moreover, when Jimi was the man, there weren't millions of market specific
radio stations. In 1968 Detroit there were only two AM radio stations, WCHB
and WGPR,
i recently came upon phase 2's mystery wich i like a lot.
now i'm looking for discographies of quark records and movin' records.
can anyone (on this best house list around;) help me out?
thanks
armin
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hi everyone,
In order to make things as easy as possible for those of you living in
the U.S., tickets for life fest are now available at all Record Time
locations (Roseville and Ferndale), Threads, and selected clubs in
Jimy at electric Lady Studios, check the story at
http://www.electricladystudios.com/history.html
Songs In The Key Of Life was a title that I came up with from a dream that
I'd had. It represents that uniqueness of the time. Stevie Wonder.
Songs of the Key of Life is available on VHS and DVD
check this from AMG's website about Tonto's Expanding Head Band:
http://www.allmusicguide.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amgsql=Bw78e4jo70waw~C
Most importantly, Cecil and Margouleff began a long association with Stevie
Wonder, whose Music of My Mind, recorded when he was 21 and just beginning a
new Motown
I completely apologize for the OT content, but I'm
aware that a lot of people on the list live in the
Detroit area and I -must0 rid of some things before I
make the move Eastward on Tuesday.
I'm selling the following:
couch/loveseat
6ft bookshelf (woodadjustable shelves)
cherry wood coffee
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