Talking about the Detroit Experiment, or will be a bit later anyway, unless
I already missed it.
Tristan
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Sorry - link would be useful, eh?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/radio1.shtml
Tristan
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To: 313 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Thursday,
Sorry for the triple-nonsense post, but he's actually on the air now.
Tristan
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From: Phonopsia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Phonopsia [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313
Ok, so if you missed this, it should be archived for the remainder of this
week at the same site, including a Carl Craig babysitting/DJ set, lots of
music from the Detroit Experiment and lots of talking about Sun Ra. The
album sounds amazing, including a cover of 'Too High' with Amp Fiddler on
In return, I can strongly recommend the Yunx SO*_WHATtype of MUSIC
DOYOUMAKE* compilation (Yunx 004CD). To my ears the tracks vary between
the style of Carl Craig, Detroit Escalator Co. and Bola. The first
track (from their last EP) has some lush strings on it.
I can wholeheartedly
I must 2nd Mr. Middleton's recommendation of the Larry Heard remixes of
'Glowing Glisses'. Both mixes are really beautiful, kinda reminiscent of
parts of 'Alien' to me. Thanks for the tip Tom!
No probs - though I think you've confused me with the bearded Global
Communicator :)
T
has anyone heard the suburban knight album on peacefrog? is good yes?
WHT ??! :))
is that true? someone confirm please :)
This was posted on the list by Tom Magic Feet (and subsequently discussed by
many listmembers) a few weeks ago...
Artist: Suburban
also i would recomend clickits -on the moteer labels, its a new label from
the artists known as remote viewer.
great new stuff if u like yunx.
yair.
Ok, so if you missed this, it should be archived for the remainder of this
week at the same site, including a Carl Craig babysitting/DJ set, lots of
music from the Detroit Experiment and lots of talking about Sun Ra. The
album sounds amazing, including a cover of 'Too High' with Amp Fiddler
Thank you all!
-Original Message-
From: Matthew MacQueen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 01, 2003 12:49 AM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Cc: Robert Taylor; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Matthew L. Thompson
Subject: RE: (313) More DEMF 2003 drama
That's the best I can do for a nutshell.
I've long lusted over the Amazing record cleaning machine. (See
http://www.dustygroove.com/misc.htm )Someday I'll cave in and buy one :-)
They have one at smallfish. Saw John Reynolds using it when I came there
during the summer last year.
Cheers,
Maarten
they have record cleaning machines at bags unlimited
a bi-directional for SUPER cleaning .. :-)
http://www.bagsunlimited.com/cart/detail.asp?cat=2subcat=382product_id=HW%
2D17F
and a cheaper one ($455)
http://www.bagsunlimited.com/cart/detail.asp?cat=2subcat=382product_id=HW%
2D165
I'm once
hmm, the links in my previous mail were cut off
but take a look they look very nice!
:-)
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From: marsel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2003 10:24 AM
Subject: Re: (313) cleaning records
they have record cleaning machines at
Justus Kohncke's (from Kompakt) has a great (totally
different from Heard's) remix of this track on Poker
Flat too. The original wasn't great in my opinion.
Quoting Tom Churchill [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I must 2nd Mr. Middleton's recommendation of
the Larry Heard remixes of
'Glowing Glisses'.
I heard the tracks about 18 months ago (probably the same versions as you
Fabrice) and was very impressed. They were a little rough around the edges
in places, but were definitely trademark Sub Knight quality...
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From: fabrice Lig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 06 March
I've updated the Underground Level Recordings on discogs.
click http://www.discogs.com/label/Underground_Level_Recordings
best wishes,
Rob Jarvis
Victoria Music Ltd.
Unit 215 old gramaphone works
326 Kensal Road
London
W10 5BZ
+ 44 (0)20 7565 8193 voice
+ 44 (0)20 8960 3834 fax
hi all,
Carl Craig's interview/mix that appeared on Radio1 in the UK last nite
(6.3.03) can be found here
http://felicity.mvc.mcc.ac.uk
last weeks Mills mix can be found there too. Both shows are in two mp3
bitrates and were recorded straight from an FM tuner (not the ra stream).
interesting
... any good dubby Basic Channel like CDs or records? is Pole OK?
thanks
ivan
--
Kit Clayton's album on Scape...thinks its called Nek
Sanalet or Purpalet (something like that anyway)
Quoting Ivan Tomasevic [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
... any good dubby Basic Channel like CDs or
records? is Pole OK?
thanks
ivan
--
Pole is definitely worth checking out, though 3 is the only one I have
heard.
An absolute essential (if you don't already have it) is Scion's Arrange and
Process Basic Channel CD on Tresor.
If you like your dubby techno, you should check the MP3 and RealAudion
filers on this website:
Dont have the Pole '3', but do have Pole '2' and can highly recommend it. Check
the www.allmusic.com reviews.
Fluxion - 'Vibrant Forms'
and Monolake - 'Gravity'
are well worth a listen.
Also the Clicks and Cuts V3 is not too bad, probably more in common with Pole
sort of stuff.
Can second
Hi, can someone point me to some 24 hr. live streams on the net? Some
detroit or some more experimental stuff would be great! And no realplayer
please!
Thanks, Remco
Dunno abt album, but he had EPs on scape in 99 called Nek Purpulat and Nek
Sanalet.
Also check out his Lateral Forces thing in 2000 on Vertical Form and 01
follow up Lateral Forces (Surface Fault).
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Sent: Thursday,
http://www.acid-house.net/laeskmix.mp3
Hot Hanas Hula - Hot Hands - Trax
Masquerade Real Love Code 3
Armando - Downfall Warehouse
Mike Dunn - Magic Feet (Phuture mix) - Westbrook
Steve Poindexter Short Circuit Housetime
Rio D I Got To Make It Rio Records
Naomi d Passion West
Just thought I'd update on this one as I was provided quite a bit of useful
information from list members...
I ended up only having half day to record shop in Tokyo so I decided on most of
the information I had received to hit Shibuya. A good guide to finding the way
to where record stores
Placid wrote:
Dj Pierre Box Energy Trax (Thanks to Larry Sherman for trying to
sabotage my mix with bad pressings)
Tell me something. I have this pressing from virgo four - do you know who
you are (wich is the best chicago house track of all time in my opinion)
wich is more noise than
yeah Technique opens at 12:00 mid-day,
they close around 10:30pm
most music people in Japan work till midnight and don't get outta there
futon till 11:00
Rob Jarvis
Victoria Music Ltd.
Unit 215 old gramaphone works
326 Kensal Road
London
W10 5BZ
+ 44 (0)20 7565 8193 voice
+ 44 (0)20 8960
Mine is good quality noisewise... But it jumps near the end and goes into a
loop, I didn¹t realise for a long time cos the next song is v hard to mix an
I was concentratin hard :)
Placid wrote:
Dj Pierre Box Energy Trax (Thanks to Larry Sherman for trying to
sabotage my mix with bad
Placid wrote:
Dj Pierre Box Energy Trax (Thanks to Larry Sherman for trying to
sabotage my mix with bad pressings)
Tell me something. I have this pressing from virgo four - do you know who
you are (wich is the best chicago house track of all time in my opinion)
wich is more noise
I got one of the original press, an its fine...
Or alternatively get the lp on radical records
Placid wrote:
Dj Pierre Box Energy Trax (Thanks to Larry Sherman for trying to
sabotage my mix with bad pressings)
Tell me something. I have this pressing from virgo four - do you
Maarten Baute wrote on Thu, 6 Mar 2003 about following:
Placid wrote:
Dj Pierre Box Energy Trax (Thanks to Larry Sherman for trying to
sabotage my mix with bad pressings)
Tell me something. I have this pressing from virgo four - do you know who
you are (wich is the best chicago house
I have one that wiggles more than the other too...still haven't figured out
why.
Let me know if you figure out why...I'll do tha same.
Thanks yo,
d$
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From: scotto [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 2:19 AM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313)
The Science of Breath by Polmo Polpo - fantastic CD from the sound to the
packaging
the sounds of *heavy* pressurization
nice review of it at Forced Exposure
Toronto producer Sandro Perri, a.k.a. Polmo Polpo, who blends deep, murky
techno with rich layers of feedback and densely orchestrated
I saw some plans for building a record cleaning machine some time back and did
a search around and came up with this:
http://www.teresaudio.com/haven/cleaner/cleaner.html
They claim it can be built for under $50 using secondhand components...
David
A bit late this but I have to agree that Osunlade was sweet.
A welcome dose of house made a change from the bangbangbang of Mills that
other Londoners were following that night.
Nobody mentioned A Guy Called Gerald who seems to have had a bit of a DJing
renaissance recently. He played a welcome
Have you burnt your cd:s yet?
Any peeps interested in/capable of compiling a tracklist?
I don't know the trackier stuff well enough (I noticed there's loads of Mills'
own tracks though, which is nice) so my contribution might be some tunes in the
classics section:
Jeff Mills Time Machine
Nobody mentioned A Guy Called Gerald who seems to have had a bit of a DJing
renaissance recently. He played a welcome set of old school Chicago acid at
Retrovert the week before and this week he played some fantastic
Faze-Action-style downtempo house with some Latin flavours but I have to
say
I
Anagrams and palindromes...
My favourite palindrome ever is 'satan, oscillate my metallic sonatas'
Cheers,
Tom
I can't say I noticed the bad mixes cos I was too busy getting down and
screamimng Aciiieed!. Mind you, I've never been someone who cares that
much about it or even notices it unless it is spectacularly good or
spectacularly bad - it's the tunes that matter for me - eg Ben Sims is a
great mixer
I know exactly what you mean about Sims. I've heard him twice now (@ both
Retroverts) haven't been overly impressed at all. He seems to have a
'shuffly' sound (i guess that's what you mean by 'bmtisch bmtisch') which
doesn't do it for me. I thought Ruskin played the best records Deetron
was
It depends what you're saying about bad mixing - if you mean trainwrecks
it can be annoying but I can forgive the odd one and I'm not overly bothered
by uninspired mixing as long as the tunes are good. For instance Mills' R1
set the other day seemed fine to me - I can't say I noticed anything too
PS what you say about anyone being able to play good tunes badly - anyone
can play records yes and I think this is a good thing - this is what I like
about the scene- it's like punk - anyone can and does do it - that's why the
scene (in the UK anyhow) is so thriving cos people are just doing it
from what I understand Trax pressings used to recycle all kinds of stupid
stuff to make their vinyl from. My buddy has 4 copies of an Adonis record,
and every single one of em skips in a different part of the track. Which I
guess makes DJing more fun, cuz then you can do some double copy cut ups
As i learned last night by watching pump up the volume, the Larry dude owner
of trax used to buy unsold new vinyl and melt them to press the Trax
releases.
i wonder about the represses...
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From: FC2 Richards [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Maarten Baute' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I doubt the newer represses are made from such impure recycled material as
back in the day, but they are still substandard. Every Trax 12 I've ever
seen has been flimsy as all hell... You'd think they'd put out a special
series of 180g virgin vinyl represses after all these years-- they've only
http://www.yirku.com/tomas/live/Tomas_Jirku_-_Live_in_Detroit_-_New_Years_20
03.mp3
For those who couldn't make it at Cranbrook Art Museum...
You will like to check also Herdest website at:
http://www.herdestcummings.com
The new Techno Exhibition at Cranbrook Art Museum was a huge success!
Channel 4 News showed up and aired the event; in addition, 96.3FM (WDVD, a
nationwide
On donderdag, maa 6, 2003, at 17:35 Europe/Amsterdam, Robert Taylor
wrote:
A bit late this but I have to agree that Osunlade was sweet.
I am late to on this: Yeah he was amazing! He played an excellent
selection of (deep) house. To many great records to mention but,
Tristan mentioned
While on the house recommendation tip, don't sleep on this re-edit. Nicely
dubbed in a few parts, but appears to be reasonably faithful to the original
(having not heard it myself - just guessing). At any rate. I can't stop
listening to it. Also, Russ Gabriel's latest album is pretty brilliant.
Bit of a tech post but figured some folks out there might want to see the
latest bit of gear from Vestex. Interesting concept and the multi camera work
on the video is neat.
http://www.chunkindustries.com/vestax.htm
Dave
ein neger mit gazelle zagt im regen nie.
On Thu, 6 Mar 2003, Tom Churchill wrote:
Anagrams and palindromes...
My favourite palindrome ever is 'satan, oscillate my metallic sonatas'
Cheers,
Tom
thanks to everyones help.
I think I may have fixed it some what.
I tightened the little screw on top of the carriage. it still does it a
little but it is bairy noticable now and the record doesn't skip any more.
little tech question.
I think I may have tightened it to much to begin with? will
do you know who you are has been repressed. the quality is much better. it's
quite playable. gramaphone records or sonicgroove should have it.
so so beautiful. i love melancholy house.
james
From: Maarten Baute [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Maarten Baute [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 6 Mar 2003
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