did 'flights of fantasy' by Elegy only appear on Likemind #4 ? Such a
nice track.. revisiting to that excellent Check One mix tonight. I
think i need a fine wine to go with?
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hello,
This is my second transmat question in just as many days.
Stephen brown's ep #2 on transmat has a great oration on it, this guy
shouting I AM..SOMEBODY! Was his lifted from another record or a
speech from somewhere?
shame on me for not knowing sorry. but thanks in advance if u can
I have a record with the same speech - the speech is laid over the top of a
re-edit of 'play it loud' by larry heard. i think it's on mystic bill 'the
mystic files' (trax). it's a great bit of oratory when laid over' play it
loud'.
where it comes from originally, i don't know.
anybody in
Anyone heard his batch of 5 mixes that was released late last year?
Thoughts?
The Sonar mix is my fave but they're all of a high standard IMO. Lots of
older Detroit and chicago tracks (circa late 80's to early 90's).
cheers
Chris
Message sent
There's also a mix he did with Llorca on Pulsation.com - if anyone has a
tracklisting for that I'd be happy to hear from them!
Chrismiller [EMAIL PROTECTED] 29/04/2004 1:38:37 pm
Anyone heard his batch of 5 mixes that was released late last year?
Thoughts?
The Sonar mix is my fave but they're
Thats the I Am Somebody litany, by Rev. Jesse
Jackson. Music From the Wattstax Festival Film
(Stax) I know its on the vinyl, but not listed on the
cd. I imagine it's on there though.
Silent Phase album, From our Minds to yours 2, Kenny Larkin Catatonic mixes,
UR NSC picture disk and a few other bits and pieces.
Seller ID: digital_soul
Hello. Could somebody identify tune that Tom Churchill was playing in
the TraxxUnit-mix around 60:20?
The mix can be found from here:
http://www.traxxevents.com/music/index.html - Tom Churchill/Jamie
Thompson.
If somebody has spotted the whole tracklisting (or excerpts of it) I would
love to
Mattdid 'flights of fantasy' by Elegy only appear on Likemind #4 ?
it was on Objets D'Art 3 (which, If I remember right, was CD only?)
check his page! (look on the opart discog) http://www.kirkdegiorgio.com/
infact his page is pretty cool anyway, have a browse!
I think i need a fine wine to
Resending below as it didn't seem to take the first time (guess due to what
the server acting weird thread posts are saying):
Folks
Can anyone give me information on sites that are useful for searching for
discographies? I know of Discogs but maybe they are more house / techno
based as I was
I was searching for info on Creative Source (70s soul / funk)
just thinking Francis, I stumbled across Keb Darge's site a while back,
maybe worth a try...?
www.funk45.com
there's other's too, more disco resources though, can't flippin' remember
off the top of my head..
will try and remember, I
Francis.
I think the Creative Source LP you need is called Same
Alex
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forget what I just said!
the LP you need is actually called Creative Source (by Creative Source)
not Same at all, thats just me being a clown.
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Ha!
This will make UK peeps laugh!
(Judge Jules is a bobbins Radio One dj overseas peeps)
check out his chart here from back in the day...
http://www.djhistory.com/djhistory/displayClassicCharts.php?chartID=27
and it's on-topic, there's a transmat record in there : )
while you're there,
the LP you need is actually called Creative Source (by Creative Source)
Dang it, I think that baby costs around £60! Oh well off to Gemm and
Netsounds to see if I can find a bargain.
just a quick short respons cause i'm in a hurry:
not all 80s rehash is formulaic, (a very little) part of it can also be
seen as a long needed rise of the awareness of dance music history hehe
the current obsession with all things frivilous .. agree with you, but man
look at the 70s disco
Well, www.allmusic.com has some good information, especially some of the artist
biogs - which are often very well written, but their discographies are often
far from complete. Unsurprising perhaps since they do seem to actually try to
live up to their title by covering all music.
My favourite
please don't spend £60 on that, it's a £20 - £25 piece at worst (prob less in
the states)!
You wrote:
the LP you need is actually called Creative Source (by Creative Source)
Dang it, I think that baby costs around £60! Oh well off to Gemm and
Netsounds to see if I can find a
Hello. Could somebody identify tune that Tom Churchill was playing in
the TraxxUnit-mix around 60:20?
Maybe I can :) That's actually Jamie's first track.. Luciano Phil Quenum -
Orange Mistake (Cadenza)
The mix can be found from here:
http://www.traxxevents.com/music/index.html - Tom
please don't spend £60 on that, it's a £20 - £25 piece at worst (prob less
in the states)!
Dan
Cheers for the warning, I'd seen 2 copies on Netsounds, £60 and £100.
However in keeping with what you say there are a few copies round $30 on
Gemm, I bought the cheapest at $20. Cheers for the info
so then,
records.
anyone got any good ones?
(lately)
I've just been picking up pretty obvious stuff really to tell the truth,
haven't discovered anything that I've not heard of lately.
anyone get anything obscure and interesting?
alex
No 313 related music today for me:
I bought a bunch of comps:
Poker Flat Vol 3
Traum's Elektronicshemusik Interkontinental 3
Kompakt Pop Ambient 2004
and a punk/funk comp called
Death Disco - Songs From The Underground 1978-84
The tracklisting might be of some interest:
. Death Disco -
Dist. Release: May 25th
69 - Sound on sound
side one
rushed
sub seducer
sound on sound
side two
poi et pas
filter king
no highs
finale
WARNING: PLAYING THIS RECORDING AT HIGH VOLUMES MAY CAUSE DEMENTIA.
ELEVATED MUSIC FROM THE UNDERGROUND.
PRODUCED BY 69. (CARL CRAIG)
1993
Dist. Release: May 25th
69 - Sound on sound
in best american voice
only ninety-nine-ninety-nine
teehee, only joking.
(sorry)
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what i said yesterday
that shake mix of osbourne!!!
big ass mover
fabrice lig album is deep as well
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so then,
records.
Abe duque/blake Baxter - what happened top top top tune...
Not strictly new but still rockin my world
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what i said yesterday
On Thu, 29 Apr 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so then,
records.
anyone got any good ones?
Dunno about good ones but I've ordered these:
Style Council - Promised land
Some old Orb 12s
That return of the dragons
1 x ALEXKID with LISSETTE ALEA: Come With Me
- Tiga's Acid Death Rave remix
New Two Lone Swordsmen Album and 12
Miss Kitten new 12
All Matthew Dears back catalogue
julien jabre - war (elias records)
It took a few listens, wasn't sure right away, but really fellin this now.
Nice.
Kinda los hermanos-y . sort of. : maybe not!
Check it.
Max
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yeah great one as well
only the holes are too big
:)
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Abe duque/blake Baxter - what happened top
got my hands on the first son dexter EP on alleviated. i guess they're
starting to repress some of the back-catalogue.
cheers,
lrh
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Subject: (313) records
Well, not new by any means but the B.E.F. (British Electric Foundation)
record I found, Music for Listening To, is pretty damn cool - Martyn Ware
and Ian Marsh doing the Sheffield sound proud
also found Heaven 17 Penthouse and Pavement and another B.E.F. record
Music of Quality Distinction
Yes - very lush, very nice indeed
Listening to it now - s'gotta mate's track on it - Michael Fentum's Warm Hands
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Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2004 3:07 PM
To: Robert Taylor
Cc: 313@hyperreal.org
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Great show.
but read the other reviews from seattle and toronto. it was the same
show so i wont waste my finger strength.
when they sang the words Medicine, Recreation the whole room filled
with some strange purple smoke, must be some stage effect or the SF
wind.
u.r. - return of the dragons
docile 11 whitelabel - a. garcia/d. wulle/g. miller (courtesy of docile,
andy and garrett)
ferris park 11 whitelabel - silvio manuel (courtesy of keith kemp)
four recordings 4.1 - andy toth, colin zykowski, andy garcia, and rob
barrett (courtesy of rob aka rmb3)
Sorry, just re-winding a minute and going back to this topic.
just here... http://www.kirkdegiorgio.com/art.htm
checking the art2 cd - it has a derrick may mix of neuropolitiques
artemis
I never heard this!! is it good?? i have the art 2 double pack, but it
doesn't have this on.
anyone
hi alex-
the philosophy of sound and machine cd, right? I have it and I really like the
neuropolitique track. it goes quite well with the rest of the songs on the cd.
you definitely hear the derrick may influence toward the end of the track. this
is one of my favorite cds of all time
its a derrick may remix right? its claassic, never on vinyl...should be but..
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Sent: donderdag 29 april 2004 17:56
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) Kirk Detroitio question
hi alex-
the philosophy of sound and
-suzanne (long time lurker on the list)
why, thank you Suzanne!
and, welcome - don't hide!
a kind technotourist has offered to send me an mp3 of the track so I can
hear it.
so, looking forward to hearing it.
Alex
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its a derrick may remix right? its claassic, never on vinyl...should be
but..
yeah yeah, that's the one.
can't believe I've never heard it.
Alex
*excited to hear a 'new' (to me) d.may track*
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Dist. Release: May 25th
69 - Sound on sound
side one
rushed
sub seducer
sound on sound
side two
poi et pas
filter king
no highs
finale
Still no re-release of 'Six Nine' by 69? :-(
It's still my favourite 69 track, although everything
re-released/slated
Cheers guys.
np: 'The Men You'll Never See' by The Men You'll Never See.
On Thursday, April 29, 2004, at 05:23 pm, Blackman, Ryan (UKEKT) wrote:
All normal text mate.
Heya all,
Any 313 peepz in Holland heading to the Clone Records party tonight
in Amsterdam? If so, it would be good to meet up! Otto, Wibo
Peace,
Patrick.
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Distribution: Submerge, Detroit
YaY!
They will perform a live tomorrow (Friday 30th) in Paris for the Black Bone
Party #7 !
And Serge from Clone records for a DJ set.
I can't wait!
(I think it will be recorded, so available online soon maybe)
- KiDDy.
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The Bunker
Dan Bell aka DBX (Accelerate/7th City/Logistic | Detroit/Berlin)
klipp av (Stockholm, SE / Cambridge, UK),
DJ Firehorse (idubnewyork | NYC)
Special Note: we finally got our new subwoofer and crossover at subTonic and
the sound is drastically better down there!
Lucky
Machines For Lovers Hieroglyphic Beings and the new Tank!
ryan burns
From: placid [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 15:44:11 +0100
Abe duque/blake Baxter - what happened top top top
For those of you that can't make this, he's also playing tonight @ Rhone w/
Todd Sines and Alexi Delano
Free. 63 Gansevoort St
-Pete
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Subject: (313) DBX in
I picked up a copy of Eddie Henderson's Sunburst on Blue Note not knowing
at the time I bought it that he was in Herbie Hancock's Sextet/Septet
and now I'm looking for similar type stuff
I know the whole Hancock/Headhunters connection - I'm looking for more
obscure stuff (beyond Bitches Brew)
On Thu, 29 Apr 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so any suggestions for good fusion jazz/rock with enough funk in it to keep
it steering clear of smooth jazz?
Mahavishnu Orchestra Inner Mounting Flame -- especially Dance of the Maya
Chick Corea Light As a Feather -- redeems all the prog-wank
The Oliverwho Factory-U don't know (Madd Chaise Inc)
Alex Attias Le Foto Proibite Di Una Signora Per Bene (Compost)
Carl Finlow and Daz Quayle- il.ek.tro- tune in (to the system) (Klang
Electronik) It's a few
years old now, but still a quality record.
Mike
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so any suggestions for good fusion jazz/rock with enough funk in it to
keep
it steering clear of smooth jazz?
you could also check out pat metheny, tracks like:-
proof
tears inside
full circle
red sky
third wind
some of it is a bit weird though.
i'm getting in to some really driving modern
oh, you should definately check out till bronner - just discovered this
myself!
Picked up the Omar S 002 today, at long last. Brilliant piece of vinyl. Has
anyone seen
001 about, or does it even exist ?
Heard snippets of 003 today but it didn't reach me as much as the second
one. Maybe it's
one that grows on you though...
Chris.
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Picked up the Omar S 002 today, at long last. Brilliant piece of
vinyl. Has
anyone seen
001 about, or does it even exist ?
apparently it came out around 2000 or so, its supposedly more
techno
Haven't heard any of them except the Omar S 002 and I think it's great! I
made a discovery the other night by pure accident. The vocal cut, B-side
(labeled Detroit on mine), second song is the entire vocal from this song:
http://www.discogs.com/release/221094
Never heard of it or the artist
Yeh, Omar S 002 is wonderful, but I personally like 003 even more. It's
incredible. Hard to categorize this music, sorta basic channel meets deep
moody house. If you see 003 I would not pass it up. I picked it up last week
and have been listening to it daily ever since. 003 is also cool because
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