Can't believe no one from Sydney has twigged to this, what's up with y'all?
;)
http://www.freep.com/features/living/riley23_20040523.htm
Cyclone Wehner wrote:
Can't believe no one from Sydney has twigged to this, what's up with y'all?
;)
http://www.freep.com/features/living/riley23_20040523.htm
Sheesh, thought it was going to be an article on Tyree Cooper in Sydney!
What a way to get my hopes up in the morning... ;-)
well, nice to see tyree guyton is coming to sydney, but like dave, i was
hoping for tyree cooper i was quite excited there for a moment.
i've never heard him spin - does he play out?
james
www.jbucknell.com
Well I'm not sure if he plays out, but last year there was a Hustler mix
cd by him:
Holding onto your 12 inches takes on a whole new meaning with the
release of Hustler's recent porn title 'DJ Groupie'. With a tagline of
'Techno beats, hardcore heat' the Hustler group invited themselves to
That mix looks dodgy.
still, tyree has produced some great tracks. 'i fear the night' is a fav.
-it's on my latest mix (www.jbucknell.com).
David Gillies
Tyree is alive and well and living in Berlin. He has a new 12 dropping on
my label next week. Its slamming! Check out a RA
http://www.realestaterecords.com/rm/Tyree-Cooper_feat_El-B-Bad_What-Cha-Wann
a-Do.ram
Tb
Tim Baker c/o
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for the first time the daily newspaper beared some useful information :)
carl shows up in hamburgs' tanzhalle this thursday, can't remember when
he was here the last time. wicked.
ronny
Tyree also just dropped some lines on a recent Kiddaz.FM by Stereo Jack
Sebrok.
Tim Baker wrote:
Tyree is alive and well and living in Berlin. He has a new 12 dropping on
my label next week. Its slamming! Check out a RA
yeah agreed on this one - picked it up at the weekend after reaing the
comments on the list - nice stuff :)
- Original Message -
From: robin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: 313 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 5:02 PM
Subject: Re: (313) Metro Area 5 - w
Matt MacQueen
spotted this on littledetroit.net
it's a digital distribution service, and by the looks of things, they're
looking for labels to distribute.
don't know anything about it, possibly of use to some peeps though?
http://foryourears.com/
thread...
that's interesting.
i tried to post something last nite on this topic but failed. my post
was prompted by this comment by Jochem:
I love vinyl, and expressed that view in the past quite explicitly but
were coming to a point where we just cant afford it anymore. I really
hope there´s a way to
I agree. While the larger distributers have an upper hand over everyone
else when it comes to supplying vinyl, we smaller labels need a means to
supply new music on vinyl as well. If there is a growing market for digital
format(which there obviously is) then we should take advantage of it.
so to what extent is soulseek having an influence (for better
or worse)
on the move from distribution of underground music on vinyl to
distribution of the music via other means (ie. mp3)?
A lot of labels have seen a decreas of sales due to p2p networks. And since
a lot of small labels were
-Original Message-
From: Jernej Marusic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24. maj 2004 16:45
To: 'robin'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) digital distribution
so to what extent is soulseek having an influence (for better
or worse)
on the move
instead of blaming mp3, p2p networks etc one should look at the entire
situation. i really hate slsk and the likes but i dislike the idea of
putting them in charge for the overall economy situation. don't forget
that technology is always improving and the music industry wasn't /
isn't really
I don't think you have to worry about vinyl disappearing for a long while.
Mike
From: Jernej Marusic [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Jernej Marusic' [EMAIL PROTECTED], 'robin'
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) digital distribution
Date: Mon, 24 May 2004
Hi,
By moving to mp3 (or something similar) small labels would
save the money,
that would otherwise go into pressing vinyl, and maybe make
some profit
again.
But I definitely don't like this kind of future very much, as
I love to
Hello Tim, I was on your website i read your bio and it says you grew up in
Detroit. That's not true. someone in ann arbor the other day and showed Glen
Tempe pictures of you in middle school and High school in ann arbor. Why do ou
say Detroit?
Tyree is alive and well and living in Berlin.
I was on the Tim Baker website the other day and it says he grew up in Detroit.
Now that is not true. I work in Ann Arbor, an I work with someone who went to
middle school and high school with him. At first I didn't believe him until
they just showed me yearbook pictures from his middle school
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was on the Tim Baker website the other day and it says he grew up in Detroit.
Now that is not true. I work in Ann Arbor, an I work with someone who went to
middle school and high school with him. At first I didn't believe him until
they just showed me yearbook
How petty are you? If you grew up in Michigan you would know that Ann Arbor
is considered Metro Detroit. Derrick, Kevin and Juan are from Belleville
and I don't see anybody questioning them. I grew up in the Detroit music
scene and that all that matters to me!!
tb
-Original Message-
The detroit music scene spread throughout the entire
metro detroit area, Most of us college kids from the
Ypsilanti/Ann Arbor area would come back to Detroit
to party, But I can tell you for a fact that the overall
support from the music community was not present in
Detroit. I am from Detroit and
Let's back up for a minute.
houseman04: Did you grow up in Southeastern Michigan? You mentioned
that you work in A2, but are you originally from the area?
I can understand that, if you're not from the area, you could see this
as a potentially divisive and confusing issue. But it's really
Well, people who grew up in NY say I grew up in Bronx, Harlem etc. So it should
read John Doe grew up in the Suburbs of Detroit in Ann Arbor. The Ann Arbor
community is very Socially and economically different than the city of Detroit.
So a person growing up in Ann Arbor is going to have a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So it should read John Doe grew up in the Suburbs of Detroit in Ann Arbor.
But they just don't. There's a huge precedent for this. I don't know
why it is, but the area casually called Detroit extends much farther
than comparable metro areas in other parts of the
Saying you're from Detroit just keeps conversations conceptually
simple, rather than having to get into some big spiel about where this
particular suburb lies
Makes sense to me, when people ask where I'm from I just say Cleveland
to keep it simple.
What really determines where someone is
on 5/24/04 1:26 PM, Dennis DeSantis at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So it should read John Doe grew up in the Suburbs of Detroit in Ann Arbor.
But they just don't. There's a huge precedent for this. I don't know
why it is, but the area casually called Detroit
I have to second this notion. I was born in Saginaw, MI, Moved to Detroit at
the age of 13, moved back and forth between Detroit, Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor,
Southfield, and Sterling Heights after High School. I now live in Phoenix, AZ.
When people ask me wher I'm from, I say Detroit.
Metro Detroit
Hey everyone...
Go to the Detroit Free Press website and look at the classified ads for
buying a house. The metro-Detroit map goes as far north as Flint, as far
west as Ann Arbour, as far South as the Ohio border, and as far east
as...well, you know.
I am from Flint and tell people that I am
I wonder how many times this cycle will repeat itself- Record Companies
fail to understand, and attempt to stifle, new technology and formats:
From A history of vinyl from the BBC website:
The record industry had spent the first twenty years of the century
convincing the public that they
Vibes
14500 W 8-Mile Rd Ste 203 Oak Park, MI
Quite a distance from Record Time Roseville
Mike
From: Chris Anglesey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) Rick Wilhites' VIBES Record Store
Date: Sat, 22 May 2004 16:12:08 +0100
Hello all,
Can anyone confirm whether this is
yeah, i grew up in jackson (ok, brooklyn to be precise) and toledo
and whenever i'm dealing with people from outside the area i
usually just say detroit or the detroit area. it's just a handy,
well-known reference point, not an attempt to decieve people.
Quoting Dennis DeSantis [EMAIL
Any word on Planet E or Sound Signature parties? Not looking for details
ahead of time or anything, just wondering if they're gonna happen. Seems odd
Carl Craig is not on any of the lineups I've seen so far given his
(deservedly) ever-increasing profile as a DJ. No sign of Theo Parrish
either...
Check it for a good laugh.
Tristan
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After reading about metro area 5 last week I decided to take a trip into
town to appease my vinyl habit [even finalscratch cant hold me back!] ...
I've been meaning to visit koobla in soha for some time as Ive heard good
things and wandered past long ago and saw some metro area in the window.
But just to be save in the future i tell people that i grew up in
exactly 52n25 6e38. Now with longitude and latitude added i can't go
wrong anymore :)
KJ
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seven and a half million years' work?
I checked it very thoroughly,
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