Though detroit remains to be home I've fallen in
love with the northeast corridor. you can be in
baltimore, philadelphia and nyc all in one day. the
winters aren't bad, but you still get four seasons.
right now my heart belongs to philly. it's such a
diverse and growing city.The music scene
Dennis DeSantis and I both went to school in Kalamazoo.
Am I glad to be away from there! Maybe not urban, but certainly some
sort of wasteland. And Jay Denham is from there that is true. And
Fanon Flowers as well.
_Dave
-Original Message-
From: Ryan Snowden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I thought this was quite interesting.. an email from Carol Marvin's
attorney on the Marvin vs Craig dispute.
My review was simply a rework of the press release sent out from Planet E
a few months back, so something like this comes as a suprise.
Anyone care to comment or 'know' anything
I picked up a 1979 Raydeo record and Norma Jean Bell is listed as a guest
saxaphonist. Was she a studio musician? Can anyone point me to other older
funk releases she's appeared on?
thanks,
Jamie
_
hurlbot
www.hurlbotics.com/mp3
_
One word -
Tatu
LOL! Mind you, the Tatu record SOUNDED really good, even though it's not my cup
of tea. You can admire the craft if not the art, surely?
Also, an interesting point here is 'do you write off a producer's entire body
of work if they lose it at a later date?' Our recent
M - well, Tatu is a pretty high crime - I mean there's losing it and
then there's catapulting it toward the horizon. ;D
naw, I'm just kidding - most of Trevor's work has been squarely aimed
toward pop music - I mean let's look at it:
ABC
Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Boyzone
Grace Jones
Tom
Good point, I suppose the article I mention got my attention because of the
innovative production techniques used in his records. I'm going to listen to
them all and try to imagine how he did them! Even Barry Manilow...
Cheers,
Andrew
M - well, Tatu is a pretty high crime - I mean
damn that's a good weekend. i still have never seen algorithm. i suppose
i'll have to make due with the 30 minute mixtape i have from '96.
does anyone have anymore mixes from him? especially old stuff.
i have the force comp.
On Wed, 13 Aug 2003, Cyhl wrote:
well, I'm not gonna be very
Yes, she has an amazing background. If you do a search on the Web, they
should come up. I even found an old pic of hers too.
Narada Michael Walden, George Clinton's P-Funk All Stars, Frank Zappa, Deep
Purple guitarist Tommy Bolin - those are some I recall. She was working on a
new album as of
hi all,
just wanted to solicit london club night recommendations on behalf of
the significant other, who'll be in town for thursdays the 14th and
friday the 15th (but wishes it was a week or so longer after hearing
about the mills and hawtin gigs) and is looking for a decent
It's not the same Norma Jean Bell :)
The interview in the Winter 2001 issue of Straight No Chaser lays all this
out - the NJB of Pandamonium/KDJ/Peacefrog fame is *not* the same one who
played with Tommy Bolin, Frank Zappa etc. - there are two of them. She
didn't start playing in funk/RB bands
At 08:13 PM 8/13/2003, James Hurlbut wrote:
I picked up a 1979 Raydeo record and Norma Jean Bell is listed as a guest
saxaphonist. Was she a studio musician? Can anyone point me to other older
funk releases she's appeared on?
thanks,
Jamie
Norma Jean used to play jazz bars in the Detroit
Wow. One wouldn't think to find two Norma Jean Bells in a similar venue!
Odd world.
jeff
At 03:29 AM 8/14/2003, Tom Churchill wrote:
It's not the same Norma Jean Bell :)
The interview in the Winter 2001 issue of Straight No Chaser lays all this
out - the NJB
Wow! It seems I am gonna miss out another Mixworks birthday party...
Is this the same venue where UR and Laurent Garnier were playing at?
Btw I am back on the 313 list after a long break.
I now have some time left, since Capsite.net has unofficially closed down.
I agree it is a real shame, with
I know this isn't much use to you Glyn but another 313 related night coming
up (29/8) is Retrovert Flux, with Claude Young, Ben Sims, Oliver Ho,
Memory Foundation, Chris Finke , Mark Broom, Paul Mac, A Guy Called Gerald
some others .
It's at the SE1 club.
glyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] on
La 11eme Marche sounds great on a decent sized system, especially with the mad
breakdown flanged on a Pioneer mixer (Hi Dan ! ;-)
I'd also recommed the older Agoria track It's Up if you can get hold of it
still.
sImon
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Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 18:32:37 +0100
I dunno if anybody already post these on the list [Stewart, Jason, Sub?] but
these 313 related releases are on the Undercity Distributions list...
code:PT-3004
i.d.:METRO-POLICE
title:TRANSIT COP
format:12 INCH
status:EARLY SEPTEMBER
additional: Brilliant melodic Electro
Btw There is much, much more on the Undercity-072 website, since U.D.
officially launched their website. Digital Soul t-shirt, Iridite, Plant
t-shirt, Real Soon, Stuff, Amici Curiae, etc. I wish I had a new job writing
reviews again... : )
Yeah, those Digital Soul Tees, exclusivly designed by
And the Plant t-shirt by Noel [whos the same girl as the one who does these
brilliant sleeve designs!] plus an upcoming Scan-7 baseball cap...
So I don't longer need to go to HM for cheap*ss childlabor clothing...
Yeaahhh!
Dr. Nutcracker
hi folks
has anyone had any experience with dancetracks via the net? what are the
percentages like of having what they say is instock?
thanks
nath
Simon M Pascoe wrote:
La 11eme Marche sounds great on a decent sized system, especially with
the mad breakdown flanged on a Pioneer mixer (Hi Dan ! ;-)
I'd also recommed the older Agoria track It's Up if you can get hold
of it still.
I'd recommend Radio City specially the Oxia remix if
I'm listening to Trance Europe Xpress 4 and there is a wicked track by DJ
Crystl - Crystlized that has a very LTJ Bukem sound to it but maybe a tad
more aggressive then most of his output
Crystl dropped a couple of excellent 12s that year (on Payday I think) - 183
and Perpetual Motion; both
That's pretty 313 isn't it? I think we should stop talking about everything
that has anything to do with techno for one day, and for that day you can all
tell me what the best from the White Stripes is.
I have Destijl and 3l3phant already.
Or just buy it all?
Tosh
--
Tosh Cooey
Twelve
After that probably T-Power's The Self Evident Truth of an Intuitive Mind
I second that, one of my fave albums ever
I bought waveform but wasn't as good imho
Another excellent DnB album is omni trio - byte size life 4x12 (3rd
track - brothers in detroit)
Some other artists
Big Bud,
Rubbish online. You need to spend at least $50 and then you pay tons on
shipping. Much of what you order isn't in stock and you end up having paid
$30 in shipping for $10 of records. Good shop if you're in NY, though.
- Original Message -
From: nathan goode [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Hi all,
I've recently been listening to lots and lots of the stuff from
www.thinnerism.com. (Why pay for CDs when music of this quality is free!)
Does anyone know of another good online label, ideally with more of a
techno twist?
Cheers
--
Mike
T u r t l e POWER
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|From: Michael Lees [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Sent: 14 August 2003 13:52
|To: David Hampson
|Cc: 313@hyperreal.org; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Subject: Re: (313) Subject: OT? - jungle/db info TEX4 (UK help?)
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|After that probably T-Power's The Self
Tosh Cooey wrote:
That's pretty 313 isn't it? I think we should stop talking about
everything
that has anything to do with techno for one day, and for that day you
can all
tell me what the best from the White Stripes is.
I have Destijl and 3l3phant already.
Get White Blood Cells its
Its hard to go past any of that old reinforced stuff from the early/mid
90s nookie, tek9, manix, 4 hero etc. - its great stuff, very 'techno'
sounding.
ab
-Original Message-
From: Michael Lees [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 10:22 PM
To: David Hampson
Cc:
dj crystl and pete parsons (voyager) made some of the most amazing music i
have ever heard
check 'paradise' by crystl and 'voyager' by voyager and you will see what i
mean. really top notch music that has certainly stood the test of time (rare
in this genre)
those guys are now doing breaks on
Try Jacob Optical Stairway on RS for a strong Detriot feel. I think one of
the tracks was co produced by Derrick May ??
Maybr More Rockers compile their 12 onto a CD with a more dubby drum and
bass vibe if you like that kinda thing.
The Mixmag Bukem set still kicks it big time imo.
Rav
Another one worth checking would be Jacob Optical Stairway - Jacobs Optical
Stairway album if you can still get it (it was on RS) - I think its Dego and
Mark and im pretty sure Juan Atkins was involved in some way. Its definately up
there with the Gerald and T-Power albums that have been
We have copies available at Rub A Dub and a lot of the other R+S Drum
and Bass/Techno hybrid stuff that was about a few years ago- drop me a
line off list for more info
cheers
Jason Brunton
On Thursday, August 14, 2003, at 02:10 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another one worth checking would
Seven Nation Army is a killer - as played by Herbert at 10 Days Off!
http://www.mine.be/nl/dossiers/article.jsp?dossier=85751id=85827
-Original Message-
From: Tosh Cooey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 1:18 PM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) White Stripes
discogs.com :
'The Naphosious Wars' is co-produced with Josh Wink;
'The Fusion Formula' with Juan Atkins.
ab
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 10:42 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313)
Jacobs Optical Stairway = Juan Dego.
(I think) was it?
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This e-mail is sent by the above named in their
individual, non-business capacity and is not on
behalf of
however discogs.com also says voyager is 'Justin Scott-Dixon' but he is 100%
Pete Parsons...
ab
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 10:46 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313)
I know LTJ Bukem has been panned (but not by everyone) in recent years for
his Logical Progression series going on to volume 200 or something, Although
I tended to like 'em, never bought any before picking up the 'Journey
Inwards' LP from 2000. A lot of it does sound like Logical Progression
my buddy grant has an online label, http://www.lifeformproject.com/. mainly
techno/idm related music, definitely worth checking out...
cheers
dK
www.latenightessentials.com
LNE004 Morgan Page (out soon)
LNE003 CPEN/JT Donaldson (out now)
LNE002 Kai Alce
LNE001 CPEN/dK
-Original
also check out Wax Doctor, Alex Reece and Pim - very detroit influenced drum
and bass. Particular tracks to look out for is Alex Reece's UR tribute
track UR and the remixes they did of Model 500 - fantastic.
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No mixes, but he did a remix for Traum's Re'processed release, which btw
has some really goo tracks on it. Not sure if it was ever released on vinyl
though, I have the double CD.
-Pete
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 13,
ok, the new andres LP.
how many cuts are new, how many old?
has anyone bothered checking their kdj 12's?
there's no titles on there is there, and I really can't be arsed at the
minute.
_
- End of
the two tracks off kdj24 are on there.dunno about the rest
the cd has 16 tracks and the lp 9 tracks. the recent ep has 4 tarcks (2
are diff mixes) and they're menat to be on the cd and not on the lp
that means four tracks missing off the lp+ep compared with the cd
robin...
ok, the
Ta Robin.
At a wild guess, I reckon there's 4 new tracks.
But thats a guess.
so, next subject for today is PLANET E.
where's all this planet e tackle thats supposd to be coming out, anyone
know?
there's supposed to be a one sided thing, Niko Marks 12 and a NWAQ 12
right?
they've all supposed
I've seen Algorithm quite a few times since he's from TO. He's a really,
really fantastic DJ and if you can, make every effort to see him. That man
has got the techno funk in his DNA. I actually have a relatively recent mix
CD of his made in the last couple of years that an acquaintance of mine
Ive been listening to the CD in the car this week and the track counter goes up
to 16 but not all of the numbers have tracks attached to them - couldnt tell
you exactly which numbers coz I dont want to crash. It does seem to skip
through a few numbers circa 12 - 14 I thought perhaps there was
Those were the ones I was really waiting for!
I was supposed to be doing an interview with Niko Marks for Caspite.net ages
ago [you all know by now what happened], he's a marvelous key wizzard! Same
as with NWAQ... I never was able to even start doing it.
Anyways should be some 'must have
I just spoke to Dexter [who was in the Courthouse Intl Audio store] and he
told me about him remixing Luke Slater?!? That sound pretty decent...
Has anyone anymore info on it already? Magic Tom?
Dr. Nutcracker
-- Original Message --
From: Tosh Cooey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That's pretty 313 isn't it? I think we should stop talking about
everything
that has anything to do with techno for one day, and for that day
you can all
tell me what the best from the White Stripes
This guy is playing with Dj Bone in LA on the 29th. I've never heard of
him. Anyone know any info/mix online?
STEPHEN PATE
(DETROIT: CULTURE DISPATCH, BERETTA MUSIC)
Old school House Head and fan of Techno, Stephen was touched by the magic of
early Detroit djs who rebelliously drew from all
I've both the LP and CD sitting at home waiting to listen... I understand the
CD has 6 extra tracks on it that are not mentioned on the cover - anyone have
any idea what these are?
I've also heard that the CD was really limited (200 copies I think) - can
anyone clarify this?
Cheers
David
I forgot all about that. And yes, its at the same venue as in November
(well the first one that got hit)
-K
- Original Message -
From: Dr. Nutcracker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 5:40 AM
Subject: Re: (313) detroit this weekend
Wow! It seems
noticed you are playing the field day fest this weekend in ohio.
some of my friends wanted to go, but we lost our contact info for the festival.
could you please forward me the info line number or an email address if you
have it.
or if anyone else has the info please send it to me. i had it
On Thursday, August 14, 2003, at 08:10 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another one worth checking would be Jacob Optical Stairway - Jacobs
Optical Stairway album if you can still get it (it was on RS) - I
think its Dego and Mark and im pretty sure Juan Atkins was involved in
some way.
Yes.. I
I just got a copy of Bukem live @ Universe Big Love from slsk - absolutely
blinding set. I really wish he didn't have to cancel out of the DEMF '01
gig. Was quite hyped to see him play.
I've got the Optical Stairway CD and a More Rockers comp from Select Cuts
which has some nice moments.
I
I've both the LP and CD sitting at home waiting to listen... I
understand the CD has 6 extra tracks on it that are not mentioned on
the cover - anyone have any idea what these are?
I've also heard that the CD was really limited (200 copies I think) -
can anyone clarify this?
Hmm they were
-Original Message-
From: Matt MacQueen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 14 August 2003 16:12
Also Claude Young was involved with some remixes on a Solar Feelings
12 from that album... on RS in the mid 90's. He did a pair of
remixes on the 12, then there is an original and the J.
The last 2 tracks haven't been titled! Everything else has been
titled...
Deep Inside
Geno's Pimp Lounge
Love Hurts
Vibe Zone
You're Still The One Pt.2
People
Interlude 1
Material World
Take My Hand
Interlude 2
Reality
Pause 1
Untitled 1
Untitled 2
The lot of it is blinding!!!
Also check
Hi,
A couple of drum bass albums that will stand the test of time but are not
really detroit at all
boymerang - balance of the force
and one of my all time favourites in any genre: spring heel jack - 68
million shades (heavy dub meets brian eno)
both artists continue to make music
Smith And Mighty (another Bristol connection) are still pushing out their
brand of soul/dub infused dnbIt's a lot lighter and breezier than the
More Rockers complition but nice for a summers night.
Rav
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 14
if we're still talking about andres, check out his/her/their album out in
the open(moods grooves 015, 2002)
if this has been said or is painfully obvious, ignore me ;p
REMEMBER: TONIGHT, 8-14-03
CARBON 11474 Jos. Campeau, Hamtramck (313)366-9278
Pressure Hosted by The Cave DJs
GUESTS:
*Traxx
Just for the record, ignore me if I'm stating the obvious... Andres is a
member of Slum Village!
-Original Message-
From: /0 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 14 August 2003 16:33
To: Warren Day; Matt MacQueen; David Hampson
Cc: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) Subject: andres lp
if
Here's the directions and info line.
Technoiraudio will be playing from 11 pm to 3 am with our
integrated live PA/DJ style set. Come see us.
Field Day 2 infoline 216-491-2126
Field day is being held at:
WOOSTER,OHIO
BECKS FAMILY CAMPGROUND
8375 FRIENDSVILLE RD
330-264-9930
From Cleveland
They remind me of the Cramps and I like them :)
-Original Message-
From: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 14 August 2003 15:57
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) White Stripes
-- Original Message --
From: Tosh Cooey [EMAIL
yeah got that one but can you tell if yours has the same doubled up beast
that clash
just before the break? It sounds like the guy added anohter kick drum but a
little off
tiem..
-Original Message-
From: Ramon Crespo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 14 August 2003 13:34
Cc: 313
Subject:
the stripes haven't made a song i thought was bad. if you can, get your hands
on the 7 ep with jolean on it. that has got to be my favorite song by them
(at least at the moment).
dan
Ramon Crespo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tosh Cooey wrote:
That's pretty 313 isn't it? I think we should
But it's by Dolly, not the White Stripes!
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 3:54 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) White Stripes
the stripes haven't made a song i thought was bad. if you can,
thank you.
which stage are you palying on?
another Q
has anyone been to field day before.
the line up look very cool, if you like electro.
but woundering if it is worth the drive from lansing.
not really looking for some crazy party with loads of candy kids.
but an event with loads of great
i thought it was a Sisters of Mercy track :)
robin...
But it's by Dolly, not the White Stripes!
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 3:54 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) White Stripes
alex bond wrote:
ok, the new andres LP.
how many cuts are new, how many old?
has anyone bothered checking their kdj 12's?
Deep inside ?
Genos pimp suite ?
Love hurts ?
Vibe zone ?
You're still the one
Off the top of my head a list of my favourite dnb/jungle/old skool tracks -
whether you can say they relate to techno or not is up to you:
Photek - all his stuff on Photek Productions and Science but especially check
UFO
4-Hero - the earlier you go the better - check Cooking Up Your Brain 12
The last 2 tracks haven't been titled! Everything else has been
titled...
Deep Inside
Geno's Pimp Lounge
Love Hurts
Vibe Zone
You're Still The One Pt.2
People
Interlude 1
Material World
Take My Hand
Interlude 2
Reality
i think the interludes are probably on the vinyl lp so up to
well i'm not a fan of dolly boobs parton (well maybe her chest). the stripes
take on it appeals to me much more ;-).
Robert Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But it's by Dolly, not the White Stripes!
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday,
who can not like that chest! Home Grown :)
sorry gals its the sun that does this too me...;)
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 14 August 2003 18:11
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) White Stripes
well i'm not a fan of
Words simply can't express how happy I am to see this list finally
discussing some hardcore honky-tonk. Now, if only I could steer the
discussion on the 661 list -- that's Bakersfield, y'all -- around to the new
Kirk Degiorgio Soul of Science mix!
ha ha sorry John yeah lets get back to business..
did anyone like the Alaska from Laurent? fine release me thinks :)
he is at Tribal in the UK if anyones goin?, I still listen to his Essential
mix and I just love his approach, it always gets me :)
Got Orbital in the background with Earth is
Anyone got a tracklisting for this mix CD by theo parrish?
If not, we could make one.. I know some tracks.
Cheers,
Maarten
---
my musical interests
http://www.morthenkiang.com/
Did DB largely go off the boil in about 95/96? YES
Is More Rockers Dub Plate Selection Vol 1 absolutely amazing and a
purchase on sight CD? YES
More seriously, for a lot of us this mix really defined everything
that could be so good about DB (speaking as a group of people from a
reggae
whats the a side? i cant think of what it is and now that string
melody is stuck in my head. argh.
tom
andythepooh.com
As for Detroit/DB crossover, look no further than Jazz Juice's
Detroit (Alex Reece and Wax Doctor I believe). Alex Reece also
remixed Kenny Larkin's Loop 2 and often professed a great love of
Detroit Techno.
Didn't Lemon D also do a track titled simply Detroit ? or maybe I am
confusing it
whats the a side? i cant think of what it is and now that string
melody is stuck in my head. argh.
The Dells - Get On Up. (from the ´77 album they said it couldn´t be done
(but we did it))
Cheerio,
Maarten
P.F.M did a track called crusing detroit which was on the storm from the
east compilation released by Moving Shadow around 1996. I just remembered
one of my favourite detroit influenced d+b tracks - Justice - pseudo jazz
ep, on basement records, also from 1996. 'aquisse' the aa side was on the
Anyone familiar with the Renegade Hardware tune called Detroit Blues?
Acid Jungle, so to speak, do a search for it, it's a pretty wikked tune.
On Thu, 14 Aug 2003 19:34:19 +0100, m a t t [d] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
P.F.M did a track called crusing detroit which was on the storm from
I have the Jazz Juice 12 in my hand, it's on Precious Materials (PM008)
A: Detroit
AA: Back To Back
Absolutely rinsing, and quite different to a lot of the other stuff
around at the time, especially rhythmically.
As definitely called d
At 01:26 pm -0500 14/8/03, Matt MacQueen wrote:
As for
Does anybody still has a tracklist of that mix CD by DJ Fusion?
Dr. Nutcracker
- Original Message -
From: Maarten Baute [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 8:19 PM
Subject: (313) contemporythms
Anyone got a tracklisting for this mix CD by theo
I've been sent a 12 with no info with it today - all it has on it is
Underground Vol 1 Detroit and that's it. - Side B is a needs-ish (I'm
reminded of walking through circles) fairly hypnotic house track. Anybody
any ideas at all?
For London 313'ers a bit of Spam. Bleep43's nano-festival, 86,
On the GLR tip:
Nookie's album In @ the Deep End (or Into the Deep End) has a track
called Stepping Back - Made in Detroit mix. The drums sound like they're
sampled from some Rhythim is Rhythim track but I forget which one it
sounded like. :)
--
Well theoretically yes, but, the matches
Everyone come to Public Life Saturday b/c it's my birfday and the tunes will
be nice!
Kev Beadle is playing @ the Bridge Tunnel this Friday 15th. Last weekend
it's open - ever.
For whoever was asking about the 22nd, Chicken Lips are playing @ Plastic
People, and there's this. Ramar
detroit people,
i am desperately trying to reach some family members in detroit during this
power outage. does anyone's cell phone still work?
ani
I'm in Detroit. Most cell phones are out, but I was able to reach my sister
through Nextel. Looks like most of the northeastern US is without power.
Luckily, we have a generator at work...
--
Peace,
Alex
detroit people,
i am desperately trying to reach some family members in detroit during
-- Original Message --
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm in Detroit. Most cell phones are out, but I was able to reach
my sister
through Nextel. Looks like most of the northeastern US is without
power.
Luckily, we have a generator at work...
we still got
seems most cells are out, but i've seen some people still online
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ani [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 2:03 PM
Subject: Re: (313) ot - detroiters still online?
I'm in Detroit. Most cell phones are
http://rss.com.com/2100-1027_3-5063595.html?part=rsstag=feedsubj=news
interesting. even if you don't like gates' bussiness, you'll have to admit
that he usually only goes for those fields that will insure him of great
profit, so aparently he's confident this will be his new money-cow.
Any recommendations for shops w/ a nice selection of house and techno would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers!
MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE*
Hey, you guys okay over there?
--
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