The dimlite LP is great
also, just received the new Brownstudy (Jason Hogans of Planet e 'fame'), not
all to my taste, but some of it's dead good! On an Urban Tribe kind of techno
hip hop tip
it's coming out on Third Ear I believe..
LOL, cheers Ken, fiver's in the post ;)
btw, a little bird tells me that a certain group of Interstellar Fugitives,
currently located in Detroit, have been booked to play at the UK's leading
summer chill out festival! I kid you not!
Apologies for the cloak and dagger crypticism, but I was
Cosmic Messenger
there's one on here to check. maybe a wrong speeder, can't remember.
this one's actually OK at the right speed, a bit 'wibble' in places but worth
checking
There's only 5, might as well get them all no?
They're all awesome imo, and as placid said feature Ron Trent (and Chez Daimier
+ Paul St Hilaire)
I'm waiting for them to repress Pelon - 'No Stunts' on Chain Reaction, but I'm
told this is unlikely.
Anyone got a spare copy they want to
Actually got round to giving it another listen, and it's not really glitchy at
all.
Sorry, that's the sort of inaccurate impressions you get when snatch a 30
second listen when you're running out of the house.
However, still quite like the tracks, I guess they're at the melodic end of
minimal
I wonder what form the payment would take?
This reminds me of Tom Middleton posting on a noticeboard to find out what
people's ultimate best ever compilation tracks would be. He used many of these
suggestions to make his 'The Trip' compilation and didn't credit anyone on the
sleeve. Presumably
You wrote:
see stasis is djing at lost. what kind of stuff does he play? it is steve
paton, yeah? just listening to the triple lp on peacfrog this week, some
amazing, intricate, timeless tracks (to my untrained ears anyway)?
Steve (Pickton) has pretty much turned his back on techno
to decide ;)
on of my designer friends is entering, so i guess thats a decent form of
retribution for him :)
fab.
- Original Message -
From: Dan Bean [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: fab. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Thursday, March 24, 2005 4:03 PM
Subject: Re: (313
It was awesome, and he doesn't really make techno anymore
You wrote:
-- Original Message --
From: Dan Bean [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Steve (Pickton) has pretty much turned his back on techno these
days and gone back to his b-boy roots. He'll probably
Mario is great, and one of the biggest Drexciya enthusiasts I know (and the
competition is stiff I can assure you)
shame about the babysitting - looks like it's shaping up to be one of those
nights :(:(:(:(:(
You wrote:
whoops, yeah, steve pickton, not paton. sounds great. think i saw his
such a great tune in, fact that whol other people place lp is timeless.
agreed x10!
so, I dare say he knows his shizzle.
you betcha!
which edwin birdsong btw? rapper dapper? or.. get up whirlpool?
rapper dapper snapper (aka Kerrier District makes even more sense now)
we're just grown up dan!!!
Big LOL! My wife and parents would probably care to differ
been there, done that, etc etc :D
never released an LP on F-Comm myself, though open to the right offer
naturally...;)
have a nice one
you too!
I just dont get all that weird shizzle they make tho, it aint music to me.
there you go, grandad through and through: kid's of today, call that music eh,
you want some proper music like lonnie donegan, now there's something you can
swing your pants to, 'course it was fields round here as far
p.s. i have sungod records. I am the future.
say what?
Just got sent the new Moby 10.and it's actually OK!
/ducks/
The LP is utter, utter cobblers, without a doubt some of the worst cash in
chart/stadium techno I've heard for a long time, but the two tracks on the 10
(admittedly after one very quick listen) sound like quite reasonable minimal
Mr. Fingers - stars
TUNE!!!
Hello
Just a quick heads up for those who like their Detroit Beatdown...
Veteran Detroit DJ Delano Smith has put together an exclusive mix for the show
tonight (Friday 25th). The mix features a bunch of unreleased tracks that will
be coming out soon on Mixmode (the label he runs with Tony
DB mix recommendations would be Doc Scott's Mixmag mix (vol 22 I think?) -
should be easy to find on p2p.
Not exclusively on the Detroit tip - but an excellently constructed mix that
received heavy heavy rotation round my way. Also contains one of my favourite
DB tunes ever - Krust's 'Brief
Jan/Feb seem to have been good months on the promo front:
Just got a copy of the new Recloose 12 on Peacefrog - slightly thrown off on
the first listen, but further inspection proved v. rewarding. Vocals by Joe
Dukie and on a kind of 'pop disco' tip (reminiscent of Booty La La, for which I
am
Totally agree.. if it was truly supposed to be an amicable parting as
implied in the first post, than 313 has surely done it part to resort
to amplifying any negativity.
I'd say unless you're a direct party involved, why just stoke the
drama? Save it for Jerry Springer, you desperados!
I will see you there my ginger colleague, though the walk from home would
probably take me a couple of days...
any other 313 peeps going?
You wrote:
Finally, a night at a club that's within walking distance - looking forwa=
rd to it!
-Original Message-
From: dave stenton
All the 'chat' on here today is killing me.
ok, in that case I shall pitch in with some new stuff that I've been sent:
Delano Smith on Still Music - pretty nice IMO, particularly the Jimpster Remix
Marco Passarani LP on Peacefrog - some wicked tracks on this - goosebumps while
at work for
You wrote:
I heard some nice squelchy acid on the radio the other day: Nathan Fake -=
=20Dinamo (Traum)
ah - don't know much about traum (but am hearing them mentioned with increasing
frequency), just had a look on discogs though and note the presence of Process,
surely a good sign!
Seconded Anya!
Have a copy of this (had a mix from her on the show last week) and it is
fantastic - dark and deep. The tracks with David Morley are particularly good
imo, but then we knew that from 'Two Sandwhiches Short Of A Lunch Box'.
Would recommend it to anyone who'd describe themselves
i'd hazard a guess that the cd would be easier to find than the vinyl,
and the cd is where you'll find Q. don't think it was on the vinyl.
the cd comes up all the time on ebay and gemm and shouldn't really set you back
more than £10 or £15, the vinyl on the other hand, as Ken said, is a bit
Bleep is the word
http://www.bleep43.com
You wrote:
have a friend heading to london next week. suggestions for nye blowouts?
He's not on 313 any more...
And it's a damn shame imo.
Donnacha Costello?
You wrote:
Fizzling memory - trying to remember the name of an Irish techno artist
that has been mentioned on the list every once in a while.
I think he runs his own label too.
pffttt go the braincells
MEK
Hi Jason
Let us know what you discover!
Thanks
Dan.
You wrote:
Yo- there was a post recently about the Der Zyklus tour- anyone knopw
where they/he were playing again?
cheers
Jason
The Babe Ruth version is the famous one in terms of hip hop production. Don't
actually like the tune as a whole, but it's a massively popular (and pretty
heavy) break that's been used on absolutely loads of tracks.
Not too hard to track down the original (despite what people might tell you) +
Erm - couple I heard recently that are not bad:
Ame - Ame mini LP on Sonar Kollektiv
Kind of odd record, quite a big Chi house influence apparent, but a bit more
overtly melodic than say Claro Intelecto - some duff tracks but some corkers as
well.
Natures Plan feat Ed Motta (kenny Dope Mix)
Seconded, thanks Tristan. My friend saw them at T in the Park in Glasgow and
said that they were great. Apparently CC was singing during that performance.
You wrote:
Nice one for this report Tristan, I was very curious about this.
Definitely want to go see that at some point.
I heard there
It seems we're having a London 313 party!
I totally missed any posts about this, can anyone fill me in on the details?
Thanks
Dan.
Hello people
For your listening pleasure, 313's Brendan Nelson will be on an
ambient/downtempo tip tonight on the show. If you fancy tuning in the details
are as follows:
Friday night 1-4am BST
107.9FM in the Oxford area
live stream at http://www.passion1079.com
Brendan's mix will probably
Some of the Fenetik releases have been good the b-side of the latest Vector
Lovers 12 on Soma has two nice eighties synthy/vangelis style ambient tracks
on it. Easy to miss though because the a side tracks are pants!
You wrote:
nooo, there=B4s a few soma=B4s in my very-not-wack section..=20
I would pay a lot of money not to see 'Yes'.
How about Tangerine Dream instead? A bit more techno for starters...
That would turn this 10 year old mailinglist into a online forum.
I think KJ makes an important point here. I quite like the 'listness' of 313.
It means that the kind of discussions that occur have a particular feel and
tempo that you don't get on say, Little Detroit. I'm not saying one's
manasseh live at the dub club
doc scott and mixmaster morris mixmag mixes
guy called gerald radio mix he provided for the show - sort of muted but
powerful, v. v. good!
NURSE!
You wrote:
will the dutchies finally take over??
only if you pass them on the left hand side.
_
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This e-mail is sent by the above named in their
That price is ridiculous, but there are a few dealers like that on Gemm (check
Recsim's prices out if you want a good laugh - that guy is taking the p*ss!).
However, the beauty of Gemm is that if you're searching for a particular piece,
all copies being sold are displayed together, allowing
The green Universal indicator on Rephlex is going for $548.42, or you
could pick it up on the cheap for only $528.66... !
LOL! what a bargain, get your grannies out everyone, it's time to sell them and
invest in vinyl!
Sterac - Secret Life Of Machines
So what other classic LP have people always wanted to find on vinyl but have
maybe not succeeded
a friend of mine paid $60 for model 500 'sonic sunset', but i think he got a
bargain there.
that seems a bit steep to me - I've seen it for $20
What you mention below reminds me of another annoying thing about Gemm. Namely,
when sellers (stand up 'Allstars' and take a bow) list huge numbers of rare
pieces that they don't have, simply mentioning in the notes that it's 'not
currently in stock'.
Presumably this is to get you to check out
along
with The Other People Place LP on Warp
good call! one of my favourite drexciyan lps, amongst the most consistent as
well.
Otherwise I've been listening to:
Doctor Rockit - new 12 on Accidental
Can't remember what it's called but it's a cracker
Wagon Christ - Sorry I
Really?
I was there and don't remember that at all, mind you, I was lost in the music
so I might not have noticed
Anyway Martin, what's the reason you've heard? You're obviously dying to tell
us.
You wrote:
Kdj had a screen / curtain when he played at plastic people last
year aswell
Thanks to everyone for the Ron Trent tips, will definitely be looking for those
now.
Isn't it funny how some tracks really try hard to capture a certain vibe,
whereas others just whisk you away the moment the needle touches the groove,
without seeming to try at all. 'Morning Warehouse'
If you could work with anyone, who would it be?
steve reich, prince paul and gerald mitchell
anyone else going down to this?
I will be the gurning fool dancing like a prat front left
It's an interesting (and fraught) question. One of the issues seems to be: do
cultural boycotts achieve anything on a practical level?
Not having the knowledge myself, does anyone on the list know if the cultural
boycott of South Africa had an effect on the fall of apartheid?
My other question
I agree with you, except that I'm not sure that performing for individuals in a
country means that you implicitly acknowledge/approve of the regime they live
under. Performing as part of a government organised festival for example might
be a different matter.
Essentially I don't think
IMO, if you are playing in a regime just to a certain section of the popu=
lation becuase of segregation that results from internationally acknowled=
ged abuses of human rights, you ARE tacitly accepting that state's legita=
macy.
That's an interesting example, because it's possible that
Could be Neil Ollivierra?
-Original Message-
From: Brendan Nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 21, 2004 3:27 PM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) Friday Transmat question
Does anyone remember the set of paintings that Transmat issued on those p=
ostcards a few
Anybody go to either of these?
How where they?
You wrote:
Not much good was said about Saunderson's performance (on FS) but apparen=
tly Bicknell was fantastic - not a techno set though
LOL - things aren't normally that way round! Wasn't actually able to go anyway,
but was sceptical about the LOST non-techno angle after going to one of
Just out of interest, what are they like these non techno lost parties? I
always fancied going to one.
also, a bit curious, when you say lazy, do you mean they just busted out
the generic disco/funk classics, or?
That kind of sums it up for me, but I've only been to one, with Steve
You wrote:
you just have to h=
ear disco on that amazing system (the vocals especially sound so crisp on=
it).
Oh yes! coudn't agree more - absolutely blinding. Best example that I heard of
that was the guy supporting KDJ there (Rusty Waters? sorry have terrible
memory, is this correct
You wrote:
I think it was Rusty Waters and if I remember ok he played a better set =
than KDJ!!!
agreed, he rocked! anyone know anymore about this guy?
Hearing Luke Slater play way too much electroclash bobbins a couple of weeks
ago was pretty depressing.
You wrote:
Here's a fun game to play.
What's the WORST track you've ever heard a Detroit Legend/ Your
Favourite DJ play???
Mine would be a close tie between Larry Heard playing
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Hello all
Two points - 1st one may actaully be quite important for list peeps:
1. Just got one of those spam emails that mimics a delivery failure notice and
has an attachment that supposedly contains further info. I've never opened
these in the past but have trashed them on the assumption
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
anyone heard his new LP? I've not checked it out yet.
Yes, it is uniformly excellent, I strongly recommend its purchase.
It's called Neurofibro.
p.s. looking for recommendatons on any good 'broken' style stuff thats
around at the minute if anyones picked anything tasty up.
ta...
am enjoying Simbad - Peaktime (Earth Project), esp. the b side.
I think he's been associated with Anokha, though you might not guess it from
the track which
Can't remember what Future Rage sounds like, but I'm sure you're right. I
preferred the b-side but I think it also could fall victim to accusations of
being generic, nonetheless its energy really excites me, gets my head nodding.
Have to admit that I'm not at all knowledgeable about this scene,
Can't remember what Future Rage sounds like, but I'm sure you're right. I
preferred the b-side but I think it also could fall victim to accusations of
being generic, nonetheless its energy really excites me, gets my head nodding.
Have to admit that I'm not at all knowledgeable about this scene,
I don't know how old it is, but in terms of style it easily could be.
Haven't heard the album yet, so I can't comment on the rest of the new
material, but this track certainly couldn't be described as a massive leap
forward or new direction for him.
I personally don't have a problem with this
Well the reason I mentioned the track initially is because I played it on the
show on Friday, so yes, I have heard it ;P
As for pop, what I meant was the aspect of composition that is about creating
melodies and pleasing chord changes/harmonies as opposed to the
rhythmic/repetitive aspect. To
Well the reason I mentioned the track initially is because I played it on the
show on Friday, so yes, I have heard it ;P
As for pop, what I meant was the aspect of composition that is about creating
melodies and pleasing chord changes/harmonies as opposed to the
rhythmic/repetitive aspect. To
Interesting point, I think the reason that many Moritz tracks lie outisde what
I'd call pop is that though they have incredibly beatiful intricate structures
and melodic resolution, the changes often occur very slowly over time or are
not prominent in the mix, whereas poppiness is about the
My knowledge on F.S.K. is shaky (sorry!), but I think they're a German rock (?)
band who are favourites of John Peel. AFAIK, they wrote and produced a load of
tracks then gave them to Shake to rework. The album is a combination of these
reworks plus material more in keeping with their own style
Juan Atkins vs DJ Spinna vs Dave Frampton
Bogdan Raczynski live
You wrote:
You've got an unlimited budget and a great club/PA. Which 3 artists do you
book to play back to back and which one live act do you go for?
DJ Di'jital vs Shake vs Surgeon
Reeko live
Martin
Hi Shake
Can you tell us what prompted your realisation?
Dan.
You wrote:
hey list,
i have finally realized that everything ain't for everybody. if you
like it, i love it. and that is your business, not mine.
What's meant by a 'chatbox' exactly? I don't know this term.
Does that mean that we talk about non-313 related stuff from time to time? I
quite like that myself.
You wrote:
Only one thing to do about that then - start an interesting thread
-Original Message-
From:
I quite liked the Beanfield remix, especially the intro. This might be because
I've been suffering a personal Carl Craig famine - I heard the 'Sea Cake'
remix last year but didn't think it was up to much so the Beanfield thing is a
feast incomparison
You wrote:
*yawn* I'm tired.
quiet
Phew! I actually had a minor panic attack when I read the subject of Fabrizio's
email. Please people - no more nasty surprises like that.
You wrote:
Unfortunately the flux capacitor in my modified Delorean is out of order at
the moment (going to cost me an arm and a leg to fix!) so I only
Thanks
Paul Kendrick
Outlet=20
-Original Message-
From: Dan Bean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 04 March 2004 09:13
To: Brendan Nelson
Cc: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: RE: (313) so londoners, how was scion?
Phew! I actually had a minor panic attack when I read
the Guardian with the volume set to about 4 - great if
your white, middle class, with kids and in the C2 and above social group.
Martin
4/3/04 12:15 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Dan Bean [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 4 March 2004 12:13:17 GMT
To: robin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: (313) Big
Is that stuff like Young Hearts Break Free? Do you know about any of that
stuff at all Rav?
You wrote:
For you fans of Candi Staton she has released an album of earlier material
from the 70's. Came out earlier this week. Don't know much about those tunes
tho. Just something I saw.
, but then again my income doe=
sn't rely on it.
-Original Message-
From: Dan Bean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 1:45 PM
To: Martin
Cc: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) Big Chill vs Detroit Techno (wasThe story of the
Original Hot Mix 5)
Does
I nearly wet pants at the post that said techno without the 4/4 drum is
breaks
Brilliant!
It is funny, but then they probably laugh at us for being a bunch of definition
obsessed trainspotters. I've been to and enjoyed the Big Chill (though I have
to admit more for the late night monged
?
Rav
-Original Message-
From: Dan Bean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 04 March 2004 13:48
To: Mann, Ravinder [CCS]
Cc: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: RE: (313) The story of the Original Hot Mix 5
Is that stuff like Young Hearts Break Free? Do you know about any
Not totally following you there, since 'entertaining', 'perplexing' and
'deviant' are all words that I would use 'funny' as an alternative to. Could
you explain what you mean a bit, or am I taking a joke to literally (again)? :)
You wrote:
It is funny, but then they probably laugh at us
;)
Dan Bean
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Oh no, gutted! Still a hopeful note there thoughanymore details on that?
You wrote:
Well, someone who's supposedly in the know just told me that force inc is
basically done, but that there are other plans in the works.
=(
--
unsigned short int to_yer_mama;
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- Original Message -
From: Dan Bean [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: matt kane's brain [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 2:56 PM
Subject: Re: (313) force inc
Oh no, gutted! Still a hopeful note there thoughanymore details on
that?
You
Wouldn't it be easier to just turn the amps down?
You wrote:
My understanding is that they were placed on the rear for protection
purposes.
IE: If in a club (and rack mounted) then the venue could ensure that Trim
Happy DJ's won't blow their rig.
-Original Message-
From:
The Amp Fiddler is good, in a quite chilled soulful house way. I don't think
it's going to change anyone's life, but worth checking. There's a great
graphic on the label, a picture of Mr Fiddler I assume.
The TP is part of a package put together by Warner of remixes of tracks by
Japanese pop
Anyone been to The Egg yet?
What's it like?
Do they actually have a chillout room of any description?
You wrote:
5am.that's gotta be a first
No JK either :0(
-Original Message-
From: Anya Stang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 07 November 2003 3:59
To:
LOL! I wonder what on earth your colleagues make of your music alex? Any
converts?
Speaking of TP, just heard a mix he's done of quirky Japanese pop princess Meg
- excellent stuff! Quite a mad package in fact, with mixes by TP, 313's Dennis
Desantis (also nicely done), Hiroshi Watanabe (ditto)
Shame on me as well - what is Modulations?
You wrote:
Of course - there is also Modulations, which is essential viewing and if =
you haven't seen it already, shame on you!
-Original Message-
From: Robert Taylor=20
Sent: Friday, October 24, 2003 10:45 AM
To: Mann, Ravinder [CCS];
at the avant-garde origins of e=
lectronic music - most docs just link it club culture and explore that si=
de of it like House Generation did.
-Original Message-
From: Dan Bean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 24, 2003 10:11 AM
To: Robert Taylor
Cc: 313@hyperreal.org
No! Surely not!
Can anyone confirm/refute this?
If it's true I'm gutted!
Dan.
You wrote:
With the closure(?) of the Orbit I was wandering what happened to Nigel
Walker the guy who span the first ever record.
I saw his last set there, but what happened then. Did he sort himself out
and
yeah maybe, or perhaps he thinks the dodgy trance he's been making his living
from has a limited shelf-life and is seeking a new bandwagon, let's not rush to
be too forgiving shall we?
Dan.
P.S. I met a very interesting lurker on Sat at Public Life, but unfortunately
have forgotten his name
the new single is OK actually, Rush's vocals are quite funny, there's also a
remix by Sneak on the flip
You wrote:
Gotta shout out that Dave Clarke pilot from years back, that tape still
gets
hammered now, a blinding show and a real education. WTF happened Dave? ;P
Nah that's unfair, I
Don't worry, they're still roobesh, or at least julie is, not heard Fergie, but
I seem to recall seeing a guest mix by Umek on Fergie's show in the schedules
P.S. any joy on the EDHID vol 2?
You wrote:
Right, first off, this is not a wind-up (honestly)
I was having a little read of Martins
have receieved a couple (but not all) email via that list that have come
through as complete gibberish (seemingly random numbers and letters), anyone
have any ideas what the problem might be?
Thanks
Dan
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