here's a named building in the east village, nyc.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/margiejames/28737669/
matt kane's brain
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announcing...
Boem Tsjak Festival 2005
28 29 October
Pakhuis Wilhelmina, Amsterdam
Boem Tsjak - Part 1
fri 28 oct, 10pm - 3am
MOS (Delsin)
Fastgraph (Klakson) - live
Comtron (BlackLabel) - live
Rude 66 (Bunker) - live
Vince Watson (Delsin) - live
Sterac Electronics (aka Steve Rachmad)
Hey Folks.
You off to the party were I-F is dj'ing in london tonight? Looking forward
to it?
Wish I could go. Think a couple of my mates are going.
Send us some reports tomorrow if you get time!
Alex
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Yep - wouldn't miss it for the world even though it's in a w*nky bar.
Some cat called Richard X is also playing - I think he's a cheesy pop producer
who's worked with P Diddy but he made his rep as a mashup bootlegger - but his
first release was a 7 of Whitney's I Wanna Dance With Somebody over
No Scrubs over the top of Being Boiled which was class
Was that the guy who did the thing the sugarbabes ripped?
But anyway, I reckon if you go with an open mind should be pretty
alright... party time innit!
I mean, I-F is the height of underground cool, but well, there aint a mad
load of
over the years, ive aquired a few copies here and there. not all of them
are identical. and i know some of you guys would have the proper solution
to this.
can we outline all the mispresses, with sound samples and track names?
not so much full encodes or anything like that. just a page
Yo Derek
You need to speak with YODA, I'm sure he'll pop up in a min.
meanwhile, bit of info here that might be helpful? you probably looked
already though?
http://www.discogs.com/release/60788
http://www.discogs.com/release/102816
There are a few of episodes of this documented on Discogs ... naturally.
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Robert+Hood
Ken
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Sent: 18 August 2005 14:24
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Subject: [Fwd: Re: (313) Robert Hood - Minimal Nation]
i put a thread
I have the same copy.
i put a thread up on discogs the other day about this... enquiring
about a 5 track promo a friend of mine has with hand written robert
hood minimal nation on it...cat # AX XA and AX XB.
any thoughts...
p
Derek Plaslaiko. wrote:
over the years, ive
any thoughts...
yeah, my thoughts are:
WHY DON'T YOU KNOW ALREADY
hahah
p.s.. did you tape last night? would like a copy!
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Was Richard X in Add N to X? I remember getting through the door,
soaking wet at the UR gainsborough studios knees up, and that
whitny/werk thing being the first thing I heard. Class.
Robert Taylor wrote:
Yep - wouldn't miss it for the world even though it's in a w*nky bar.
Some cat called
http://www.blackmelody.com/
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Richard+X
Jamie Stewart
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hi
wouldn't know if a lot of you can receive Arte, but tonight at 23.10
cte, a documentary series called PopObsessions, arrives at its fourth
part, which stars deejays like Laurent Garnier, Westbam and Miss Kittin
under the 'God Is A DJ' moniker. It's a German documentary from 2005,
and I don't
I think it was Ken who was talking abut Blaze not
playing out - well dont know how I ended up on this
mailing list but it looks as though they are playing
Turnmills on the Saturday of the bank holiday
weekend..
On Saturday 27th August Blaze make a rare UK
performance as they make their debut
Well, well, well! Thanks for posting Dave!
The only prob is that it's at Turnmills! Yeuch!
I might have to do it though...
Ken
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From: David Beattie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 18 August 2005 15:28
To: 313
Subject: (313) Blaze in London
I think it was Ken who
I know some of you read the deephousepage, but I thought I'd post this
across as it's the most interesting thing I've read in ages.
I have never seen any of this info documented in a book or anything, and if
you have an interest in the dance music of chicago in the 80's it's a must
read.
On 18-aug-2005, at 16:27, David Beattie wrote:
I think it was Ken who was talking abut Blaze not
playing out - well dont know how I ended up on this
mailing list but it looks as though they are playing
Turnmills on the Saturday of the bank holiday
weekend..
They played in Holland last
I heard that's what they're doing here in Minneapolis as well
Kevin DJs while Josh plays the keys over the top
MEK
Klaas-Jan Jongsma
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Marsel wrote:
purchased some new recs yesterday
c2 mix of laurent garnier
ss023 - first theo parrish purcahse for me since.
only heard short clips online thusfar, and apart from that i haven't bought
much new things myself recently. only new things i've heard and really liked
recently
my first new records in a long time:
slow supreme 10
Indeginous space people (ron trent 12)
theo parrish - capritarious7
Super Jay - super jay love theme reissue
martin acuna - dance dance dance pp reissue
dying to hear the new carl craig that marsel mentioned, hope it comes
before the weekend.
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Indeginous space people (ron trent 12)
theo parrish - capritarious7
late!
;P
that ron trent is real nice though seriously, i rocked that sh*t
out a couple weeks ago. and obviously i love that theo, for
On Thu, 18 Aug 2005, jurren baars wrote:
Todd 'n Tadd - Analogue Acid Project [TNT]
sick sick sick sick sick sick!!!
What, what, Richard X is a genius!
He does subversive, irreverent pop. Finest Dreams with Kelis - unreal.
Also he was responsible for putting out those rare Human League demos on the
sly too (good mates with Phil Oakey).
His Back To Mine is unreal.
He's done some great electro hop production
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I heard that's what they're doing here in Minneapolis as well
Kevin DJs while Josh plays the keys over the top
MEK
Well, let's hope that they aren't billing it as a Live show, as that
would be annoyingly wrong!
99% record, 1% live... ouch!
I would love to
He's playing at a new spot here in sf on the 27th. Anyone got some info on him
for me? It looks like these guys are bringing out the beatdown crew at large,
Mike Clark on Sept. 10th and Norm Talley at some point.
As far as i know, Al Ester is an Oldschool house jock outta Detroit. Seems
as though he was not really involved in the Techno Movement out of
Detroit in the 90's , but has been a part of the Detroit club scene for
years...
i love the tiny little runout track on the POD record of Kenny Larkin. Its
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