Well, playing the same style all night at ~ the same bpm is just fooking
boring, I don't care how old you are or what music happens to be
popular. I felt this way 15 years ago and I still feel this way @ 37.
Which btw, is prolly not the average age (if there is one). hehe
lisa
Ralf Gill
Specifically Security on Automan 6..when the women speaks its sounds very
tttss, distorted sibilance I think is the phrase used..is this the
record or my setup? Anyone else heard this?
-Original Message-
From: Sakari Karipuro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 15 July 2003 10:13
Ryan Snowden wrote:
Cr4p to that.
If you're going to put on a hip hop gig or broken beats then you get a hip
hop dude, not some deep house dj off a label in detroit who has a few half
Have you seen Recloose dj at all before?? He's always far from being
just a deep house dj. The two times
[update]
etc this Friday night
2003.07.19sa 01:00 3hours
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featuring live PAs collaboration by: Matt Mercer (live PA - Forte, 409)
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tune in to 89.3 fm or http://www.wnur.org/live.ram
i just got a new phone, a nokia 3390. i can convert rtttl format tones
(the most common) into the format that my 3390 takes. does anyone have
any classic detroit melodies in rtttl or otherwise?
-j
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what is the sub info for the techknow list?
MEK
The two times I've seen him at a deep house
night here in Sydney, he's always been right across the board. From
hip-hop to electro to deep house to funk to disco to broken beat to
techno and beyond.
That sounds like a *real* deep house set to me - anything else is just
scratching the surface (no
nevermind I found it
Michael.Elliot-Knight
i'd bet my bippy that they aren't sampled from sun ra. they sound far too
well recorded
:^)
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 12:24:47 +0100, Ryan Snowden
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I thought it was very average in Manchester. If I wanted a hip hop gig
I'd
go to one. Is this what planet-e is pushing for? And he could have
played
some better hip hop too *snigger*. Apart from that, the fact that
holler at me when you get a chance.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The two times I've seen him at a deep house
night here in Sydney, he's always been right across the board. From
hip-hop to electro to deep house to funk to disco to broken beat to
techno and beyond.
That sounds like a *real* deep house set to me - anything else is just
-- Original Message --
From: Ryan Snowden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yeah maybe if he played classical with a hint of death metal it might
attract a crowd.
the amount of death metal that draws heavily from classical music
is pretty large. youre just showing your
-- Original Message --
From: Ryan Snowden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't see what broad mindedness has to do with people going
along to see
recloose, a house producer on a primarily house record label and
expecting
to hear house.
okay, by house, which planet
-- Original Message --
From: David Powers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
But I guess I could see how I might be disappointed if I went
hoping to hear some Detroit style sounds and got hiphop which I
get to hear constantly.
i think ryan should email mr recloose and let
i wonder if this was the same version stacey pullen played in
melbourne a few weeks ago - sounds like it might be. it was
pretty cool.
There is a stacey pullen rmx on the flip of the disc with the carl craig rmx
from memory - not sure if that would be the one - Ive not listened to it in
Morning 313ers,
Thanks for all the contacts yesterday, I thought I'd share some of the info
with you, also check out the link, that will take a few of you back you back
:) I also hope that it starts some good discussions... It's interesting that
this DJ never gets mentioned, If you live in the UK
Who's going tonight.. Got my ticket already.. Abit steep for a Tuesday
night but hey.. Might never get tro see them again...
Placid
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http://www.acid-house.net
Everything you wanted to know about acid house
On 14/7/03 10:40 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They sure
lamer
|-Original Message-
|From: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Sent: 15 July 2003 09:12
|To: 313@hyperreal.org
|Subject: RE: (313) 313 Weekend in London
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|-- Original Message --
|From: Ryan Snowden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|
|Yeah
I think you're missing the point that when a dj crosses genre's then that
just his sound. A gig which crosses genre's is entirely different and
usually has a pants trance room for the kids, a drum and bass room for the
girls, a house room and a techno room, etc.
This is off topic. We were
found a mix online at deephousepage.com
http://www.deephousepage.com/gregwilson.htm
awww only 11 minutes of thismore needed!! did that link you posted
martin have the same sound file (i deleted the mail soz)?
robin...
That's all there is I'm afraid Robin, reminds me of summer days watching
people breakdance/pop.
Also remember it was the first time I heard the word Hip Hop as well, Man
Parish track I believe...I've contacted Greg and I'll see if I can get hold
of some mixes but to me it looks like this guy was
That's all there is I'm afraid Robin, reminds me of summer days watching
people breakdance/pop.
yeah me toochester in the early 80s :)breakers/bmxers/v.scared
shoppers!
Also remember it was the first time I heard the word Hip Hop as well, Man
Parish track I believe...I've contacted
I've also been digging through all the old League/BEF/Clock DVA and Cabs
stuff, you'd be surprised just how techno some of the stuff from
74-78 is...
I wouldn't! ;-) . Although, I'm more familiar with the post 82 stuff -
what's the deal with the mid-late 70s material? Would this be even earlier
Well before the League, they where called The Future, check this site for
more info - this will help explain most of the history here in Sheffield:
http://www.blindyouth.co.uk/
Richard X put out all the old records on Black Melody...
Dance Like A Star stands out...
what's the deal with the
Maybe this has already been mentioned, but a good number of The Future-era
stuff has been recently re-released by them on a record named Golden hour of
the future, including the excellent Dance like a star, also available with
remixes on an EP...
Gwendal
-Original Message-
From:
I'm pretty sure that Heaven 17 came after the League. IIRC Heaven 17 were a
project of BEF, who in turn had splintered away from Human League before they
hit the bigtime.
-Original Message-
From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2003 11:14 AM
To: Martin;
Martyn Ware and Ian Craig Marsh who left Human League formed Heaven 17 with
Glenn Gregory who was a vocalist in their B. E. F. (British Electric
Foundation) project.
Their band name came from the novel A Clockwork Orange. In their debut
album Penthouse Pavement, the three with dandy suits style
Glenn Gregory did a duet with Claudia Brucken for the single When Your
Heart Runs Out Of Time, and released a dance-project single as Ugly, and
collaborated for ABC's new album.
Claudia Brucken was the singer from Propaganda, no?
Glenn Gregory used to be married to Sarah Gregory from Allez Allez who had
hits like 'Promises' (which I've got somewhere and will have to dig out in
the spirit of anorakism now I 've remembered ;-) Alas the Gregorys divorced
some years after. But who should Ms Gregory wind up doing artwork for in
Nurse!
At 02:43 pm +0100 15/7/03, Odeluga, Ken wrote:
Glenn Gregory used to be married to Sarah Gregory from Allez Allez who had
hits like 'Promises' (which I've got somewhere and will have to dig out in
the spirit of anorakism now I 've remembered ;-) Alas the Gregorys divorced
some years
I bet you a fiver you can't fit an Allez-Allez track or a Heaven 17 track
into your Bleep43 set on Saturday Dan! ;-) And it's gotta be early H17. None
of this dj-friendly properly sequenced stuff post 1982!
Ken
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Glenn Gregory did a duet with Claudia Brucken for the single When Your
Heart Runs Out Of Time, and released a dance-project single as Ugly, and
collaborated for ABC's new album.
Shit ABC have got a new album?!?! Details pls!
BTW someone needs to sample the reprise of 'Look Of Love' quick. Don't
Correct: Hit's such as 'Flesh Blood'. That was the 'big' one. I believe
top 30, in 82 or 83. The LP was 'Promises.' Also had one called 'African
Queen' in 82 also.
-Original Message-
From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2003 3:08 PM
To: Martin; Robert
From there I wandered around the corner to catch the last hour of Tom
Churchill's set...
snip
Glad you enjoyed it - good to see you on Sunday too! Managed to put the
records back in order for once, so here's what I played - I know there was a
tune or two you were asking about...
Francois K -
-- Original Message --
From: Ryan Snowden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
lamer
good witty retort.
tom
andythepooh.com
Well, I know I've put thing into categories before (electro vs.
electroclash anyone??) but I'm stepping away from that attitude more and
more. It is just good or bad music and it's a personal opinion when it
comes to that even.
If everything had to fit into defined categories then I doubt a
It is just good or bad music and it's a personal opinion when it
comes to that even.
It's all techno - or house.
They brand themselves and their mindset - can be good or bad depending on
how far you take it I suppose.
Can I get some syrup for my waffles?
;D
MEK
hello list,
sorry for posting this but there is new radio station in Istanbul, Turkey
launching in August/September 2003. my friends own the station and asked me
if i could post this to the list:) if you are at all interested you can
either contact me or my firend directly at the email addy
Hi list,
Does anyone know whether the vinyl version of the Paperclip People's
Secret Tapes of Dr. Eich is a good one? I just read a single review
that was posted on discogs and the copy mentioned there was not the
best of pressings. Any further info would be much appreciated,
Thanks in
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