Can someone ID the track that's playing at the 20 minute mark?
It's making my day as I type.
Chris
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 01, 2005 8:14 AM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Yokoto of delsin fame mix tape
Here's a great read on the 'originators' and their connection to Chicago.
http://pitchforkmedia.com/features/weekly/05-11-28-house-and-techno.shtml
Speaking of timebomb...
Does anyone else notice the similarities of timebomb to the background
music on the Verizon Wireless Radio Commercials? The guitar pattern in
the commercial is exactly like timebomb to my ears...Anyone? Anyone?
I'm off to eat deep fried turkey.
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Playing to a sold out audience, they rocked it. I don't have any idea what
they were singing, but I liked every word.
I suggest that if they come to your town you should see them.
Here are their remaining shows.
16/11 NEW YORK, NY JOE'S PUB
17/11 NEW YORK, NY S.O.B'S
18/11 SOMERVILLE, MA
I hope someone hasn't mentioned this already...
Y'all need to check out a CD entitled Illuminati Audio Science
(Deepchord Continuous Flow mix) by Rod Modell from deepchord and mixed
by Kevin Hanton.
It is FANTASTIC if you'rer into deepchord or bottom-of-the-ocean-deep
dub...
It's on the
I thought that Touch closed? New owner, perhaps?
Chris
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From: john arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2005 12:58 PM
To:
Subject: (313) cleveburg tonight!
Hi there Cleveland folks.
Myself (john arnold) and jeremy ellis(ayro) will be
Nice Mix. Dug from deep in the old crates.
Some of my favorites from when music didn't have all the labels associated
with it.
I too felt a loss reading that Record Time closed. As long as the Clique
doesn't close I'll be able to manage.
I'll miss seeing the Sorry, We're Open / Yes, We're Closed sign on the
door.
I have to admit that in more recent years I have found more things at
melodies and memories though...
Hi,
Is anyone aware of a portable recorder with Line in that records in .wav
format?
My mixer has a -10 dB RCA record out that I'd like to take advantage of.
I am looking for something similar to the old Creative Nomad, that was
basically a hard disk recorder, but the user interface and getting
I love Detroit house as much as the next guy on this list, but I really do
not see what I am missing with these records.
Not hating, but I've heard sooo much about these records, and I can't seem
to find what I am obviously missing. To his credit, I have heard some great
tracks from him, but I
Listening now. Loudly ...since work is like a ghost town due to people
taking off for the long weekend.
Loads of fun in this mix.
Current Favorite:
mississippi john hurt - nobody's dirty business
Wishing I was still golfing,
Chris
Name: Chris O'Connor
Age: 32
Live: Pittsburgh, PA
First thing that made me like electronic music:
Hearing the Art of Noise Beat Box (diversion one) when I was 11 years old
in 1983. I still remember the moment. Then I got into early hip hop stuff
which, at the time was very hard to find. I used
year old
Does anyone have that one recorded?
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From: matt kane's brain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 17, 2005 11:44 AM
To: Chris O'Connor; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) Art of Noise
At 11:37 AM 6/17/2005, Chris O'Connor wrote:
Hearing the Art of Noise
All this talk about Kompakt got me thinking.
I haven't bought that many recent Kompakt releases. So I did some digging
and pulled out some of what I consider my favorite Kompakt releases, most of
which are from 1999 - 2001:
M Mayer - 174
R. Voigt - Robson Ponte
Sascha Funke - drei auf drei
Upon hearing the samples, I agree.
It's a good record, but it's not as stellar as the first soundstream record.
I'll still buy it because Smith-n-Hack are always in my buy on sight
category.
And, what's up with the amount of disco re-edits lately. It seems that a
lot of folks are swinging
That's fantastic news, especially after my 90 minute $hitty commute in the
snow this morning.
I can't wait for another 3 straight days of record shopping, music, and
breakfast at the Clique'. --- that's what's up.
I don't mind paying for admission either.
Chris
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I prefer the small holes like the UR 7's.
The new Burial Mix 7's are really super tight on the stock Technics 45
adapter.
Chris
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From: Paul Hammond [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can I conduct a straw poll please?:
Small or large centre holes
For those that are interested...
There is a live PA set from Shawn Rudiman(Technoir Audio, 7th
City, Integrated Records) on Soulseek.
The set was recorded at a Pittsburgh, PA Clubnight called Velvet
on July 9, 2002. If you've never seen Shawn perform live, it's
not something to be missed.
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