Hi,
I know these mails piss everyone off, but if anyone has any
recommendations as regards record shops or clubs in the above cities, I'd
really appreciate if you'd drop us a mail.
And just as regards the tragic loss of James Stinson...there's not much else
to be said really...I'd like to
I've thought about pitching at least one of my decks - especially when I'd
love to mix a Kraftwerk tune in with some Direct Beat tracks - I'd love to
kick Musik Non-Stop up to about +10 and jack it properly. What is the
chance of f*cking up the decks though?
Music Non Stop works OK at 45pm
Music Non Stop works OK at 45pm (pitched down to 8)I find.
the album version that is
MEK
Sakari Karipuro
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Sept 28th - Vladislavy Delay at the Tate Modern
Jesus, I'd imagine the chin-strokers will be out in force for that one!
Minimal techno in the modern art museum if you don't mind!!!
Only joking, should be good.
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I heard a promo for thisand, while I'm not majorly keen on the
gospel-type one, I love the flip side.kinda reminds me of that Red
Planet track that was only on the CD compilationvery uplifting - even
though that's a dirty word these days.
from another mailing list:
BEAT
Speaking of Rick Wade, I've been looking for an old track of his called
Prime Timeits on one of Juan Atkins' mix CDsanyone where I can get a
copy, or what ep its on?
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Hi, I recently picked up this 12 called Life Sampler, with the stand-out
track being by some bloke called Phil Parnellit kinda reminds me of
Isolee a bit but leans slightly more towards house...still got that nice
unpigeonholeable quality about it...Anyway, anyone know any other releases
I've got confuser 001 - if it is Marco Carola, it doesn't sound like him
as it's got a rough edge to it and his productions are usually quite
crisp-sounding. However I've not heard any Tobias Schmidt records so
Scmhidt's record are generally 'rough'and excellent, imho.
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I've been looking for a copy of this for a while.I thought I saw
an upcoming Clone release called 'Cyberdelic Lover' listed on this
recentlyam I wrong?
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Date: Wed, 31 Jul 2002 18:11:35 +1000
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casco -
I'm looking for isolee links please? Can anyone help?
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Not sure if they're new, but I picked up two Rob Hood records at the
weekendThe Black and White Lab and Addict. The former is expecially
good.
Also the new Justus Kohncke album on Kompakt is fantasticthis man is to
be reckoned with, methinks. Anyone know if he has done anything
else
0. A pretty cool spooky soft intro, but I have no idea what.
That sounds like the same intro he played at the Lost gig in London, but
from there he started playing Maurizio et al.
1. Cosmic Cars, Cybotron
2. Clear, Cybotron.
3. Technicolor, Channel One.
4. Something odd -- Cybotron/electro
I think drexciya just keep on improving and moving on. A lot
of people will
find out the 12 and album are great in a couple of years time IMO.
They're pushing the boundaries all the time.
Yes, I agree entirelyfar too many techno artists have become way too
complacent and just content
Appeared to have touched a few nerves in my comments about Drexicya...
Of course its not all about innovation etc...I like a good tune as much as
anyone...I just think that Drexciya (amongst some others) are ahead of the
pack because they try to extend their sound a bit. More of a defense of
Hi,
Heard a track on the radio the other day with the warped voice of an
alien saying: We are from another planet, we do not understand your ways
etc, going on to say how your leaders lie to you about our
eco-system etcand punctuating all this with
Explain?...We do not understand
3MB Die Kosmichen Kuriere (I probably mangled the spelling)
Especially the version on one of the recent Tresor retrospective
compilations...the way the synth melody kinda swerves (if you know what I
mean) is the bizz. I have to add my fave M500 track though too - 'Neptune'
Viewlexx V007: CASCO - Cybernetic Love
Isn't there an old Patrick Cowley thing called Cybernetic Lover or
Cyberdelic Lover?.
Btw, does anyone know where I can get a copy of this (the Cowley track)?
jd
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I love all that recent Drexciya (and related) stuff. My favourite though was
the first Transllusion 12.
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harnessed the storm is
Just saw this listed under the latest releases section on www.juno.co.uk:
Infiniti v Keith Mackenzie - Shadow (Part 1) on Funk Wax
I can't hear the MP3 on my computer. Just wondering if this is
Juan Atkins' Infiniti project.Anyone?
I was listening to Model 500's 'Vessels in Distress' the other night and the
percussive arrangement is trademark booty. I know there's loads of other
records that you could probably say the same thing of though. Just an
observation.
Btw, when is Update gonna be available in Europe?
Also,
I agree with your point, but think I should jump in and defend Britney
Slave 4 U was essentially an electro track, and if you listen to the
instrumental Britney doesn't even come to mind.
I agree...I like the production a lot tooa lot of this stuff owes a lot
to techno/electro I think.
I thought Juan Aktins was excellentyeah he trainwrecked once or thrice
but he's tunes were amazing, while Derrick May's set really bored me.
Hearing Juan play Home Computer and Fade to Grey on the big system was
superb.
absolutely kicked Derrick
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Well 'Music' on the last Madonna album was straight up Electro beats, plus
Madonna's twitterings.
It kinda reminded me of some of Mad Mike's stuff...eg. The Swarm
I actually saw the sheet music for 'Music' at the music store. With guitar
chords! Apparently there's just G major through
Is the Dimension 5 album available yet on Delsin? I just came across the
'Control Complex' 12 recently and I really love itit has a certain
spacey x-factor that I think some of the melodic stuff I've heard has been
lacking of late. Plus I love the sound of whatever synth(s) he uses.
Who are some of your best list minimal techno djs/producers?
Apart from the obvious like Maurizio etc...I find Kit Clayton's work very
impressive.
Bought a very nice record the other day by someone called Neal White on the
Salo label. Anyone have any more info on him?
cheers
k.
Akufen from Montreal is definately one of the most interesting artists i've
heard in a while. He sort of fits your description, so check out some of
his stuff on Perlon, Background, Trapez, A Touch of Class, Hautec, and the
list goes on and on...
I've got an ep on Trapez alright which is
Apologies list members.
Could Ian Cheshire drop me a mail please.
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He has a great 12 on Sound Signaturenot sure of the name or number, but
I'll dig it up later or perhaps someone else knows the details.
It could be a collaboration with Theo Parrish...can't remember.
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I got Maurice Fulton muddled up with Marsellus Pitmann, so disregard my last
mail on Mr Fulton. I know this makes very little cognitive sense, but there
you go
James 'the Eddie the Eagle of the Trainspotter world' Boylan
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in the neverending story of top fives..
1. Eddie Fowlkes
2. Carl Craig
its so nice to have some interviwes from future :-)
I think Fabrice should name his next track 'Interview from the Future'.
Subject: [313] Fabrice Lig interview online @ technotourist.org
Hi,
Listmember John Osselaer did an interview with Fabrice Lig. We just
uploaded
this interview to
Hi,
Is Manika Aurora (who recently had a record sale on the 313 list) out
there, or would anyone have an email address for her?
Thanks in advance,
James
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50p for Model 500: True Techno EP (Network 1992)
That's just plain madness and just I'm plain jealous. I forked out nearly
£20 for this on a German website recently. Worth every penny mind you.
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I'd say there are just about five or six of us, maybe moreif you did
decide Dublin or Belfast I'd help out...but I'm totally inexperienced as
regards event organistaion.
I can think of one or two Dublin venues off the top of my head...what kind
of numbers would people envisage?
Are
I bought two Sound Signatures recently...both of them excellent.
One had an orange, white and blue label - a Theo Parrish collobaration with
some other dude whose name escapes me.
And the other was called Violet Green by someone whose name also escpaes me.
Can anyone recommend other Sound
About me:
James Boylan - grew up in area about 2 miles form Northern Irish border
called Monaghan, now living in Dublin and working as a sports sub at the mo.
25 years old.
Like one or two other people on the list, the Network compilation 'Retro
Techno' turned me onto techno, especially
To be honest, I know sod all about them.but they did have a track on the
recent DJ Hell Fuse compilation
...the track was called 'Avant...something or other..'
Sorry can't remember.
If you don't have this track, this comp could be worth picking up
though,...as it also features 'I Feel
I don't have it, but I seem to remember quite a nice track he had on Soma a
few years ago called 'Another Saturday Night'.
I don't think he uses the Maas alias anymore thoughI think he wanted to
avoid confusion with Timo Maas.
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On the subject of artists from Dublin I got a copy of the Copper Beach ep
by Derek Carr yesterday. A stunning slice of deep techno. The guy got 500
pressed and took them round Dublin's record stores himself so I dont think
its got very far afield yet, but has anyone else heard it?
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I think some people are slightly embarrassed by the futurist
philosophy/mythology that sometimes informs techno and look upon it with the
same disdain as punks did on some of the excesses of progressive rock,
musical or otherwise.
Personally, I like some decorations, so to speak...be they
Gerard who? I don't actually know who is behind Convextion.
Do you know if the stuff on Hardsync is hard to come by?
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Date: Tue, 01 Jan 2002 15:59:59 +
If I remember right there is a
Can anyone give me a Convextion discog?
Cheers in advance and Happy New Year all,
James
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Freestate was by a guy called Rob Rowland, who also records for D1.
I think the next D1 record is by, or features, Mark Broom.
All the D1 boys (Eamonn Doyle, Scott Logan, Alan Carbery, Paddy Butler
James Walsh to name a few) are really great DJs aswell, if anyone is lucky
enough to ever
Some other artists who I feel have been pushing boundaries in the
retro-electro subgenres.
Isn't that a contradiction? I quite like some of this stuff myself, but I
wouldn't really say its pushing the boundaries.
On the subject of pushing the boundaries, I heard the new Drexciya 12 and
its
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That ep as a whole is my favourite techno purchase ever.
Unsurpassed, I think.
The original, long version is on the 'Sonic Sunset' doublepack, and
there's a shorter edit on the 'Deep Space' LP.
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Its DJ Assault - I think its called Technofreak - forget the name of the ep
though.
Also following on from my queries about the Mills Hardwax releases, anyone
have any comments on two Rob Hood releases on Hardwax
- 'Submerged' under the Missing Channel guise and - 'The Force of One'
12s.
Well... speakin for myself, I like Daniel Wang's stuff much more.
He can do no wrong for me personally, although he tends to be a crazy guy!
I'm gonna do an interview wit him soon for capsite.net
and I'll put sum crazy photos of him in it as well.
Did you hear the track on his CD with the
Is Axis 09 by Jeff Mills (originally distributed only via Hardwax in Germany
apparently) worth getting? Track description/rating anyone?
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One of the early string-infused soulful techno tracks I'd imagine...
Not one of my favourite Model 500 tracks but still great. Probably sounds
more like Derrick May actually now that I think of it. But of course one of
the great things about Juan Atkins is his versatility.
My favourite
I'm almost 100% it was repressedsaw a few copies in my local record
store too. Haven't listened to it though
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Subject: [313] Astralwerks - Detroit Beyond the 3rd Wave LP
Date: Fri, 19 Oct 2001 15:14:37 +
Does anyone
Heard a track out the other night with a female vocal:
Its the weekend, there's a party here, I feel like freakin
etc etc
Anyone got a clue? Funky little number, sort of electro/breakbeat
production. Sort of techno pop, I'd call it.
Cheers in advance.
James
I've always been curious about the lyrics on 'Nightdrive'. I can make out
some of them, but not all. Anyone any ideas?
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Just curious
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I've always been curious about the lyrics on 'Nightdrive'. I can make out
some of them, but not all
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The Dopplereffekt and Ultradyne performances at the Eyes Only DEMF 2001
after-party were both really special.
Inner City at DEMF too was greatlike everyone else is saying, Paris
Grey's voice was sweet.
I saw Random Noise Generation the first time they played in Dublin and they
were
Got this lovely house record and I'm quite curious as to who is behind
itits called 'The Good part' and its by City Spirit.
Also recently got the Shop ep on Clone and I love it, especially the Alden
Tyrell track 'Obsession' - anyone recommend any other stuff by this
fella
The Batman soundtrack wasn't too badand the first track 'The Future'
at least shares a theme with techno. I'd imagine some of Prince's stuff
would have heavily influenced a lot of the early sexy techno like Where we
Used to Play and Just Another Chance.
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Forgive my ignorance, but who's George Kranz?
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Date: Sun, 12 Aug 2001 00:06:28 +0100
Not sure about the
Does anyone know what Duplex ep 1 and 2 are like? Or do they exist?
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Date: Thu, 9 Aug 2001 08:58:59
I'm off to Norway soon and was just wondering are there any clubs or record
shops of note in Oslo? I'll be there on Sept 4, but I'm not sure how long
I'll be staying yet (probably a few days). If anyone can help can they mail
me back privately please.
Cheers in advance,
James
Picked up a nice electro 12 by Spesimen. Three tracks in all with one
excellent one called Centali. I don't have the record to hand at the mo
and the label name escapes me now, but I remember it was addressed as Ann
Arbor, Michigan.
Anyone any more info on this release, the label and the
Arbor + Electro = BMG/ *69 ???
shot in the dark here.
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tracks in all with one
excellent one called Centali. I don't have the
record to hand at the mo
and the label name escapes me now, but I remember
Who exactly is Miss Kittin anyway? Is she a full-time electro starlet ? She
sounds like she would be able to do a Velvet Underground covers band on the
side aswell
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Subject: [313] miss kittin and felix- silver screen shower scene
The original Wildtime track was by Dee-Lite
May's mixes are well worth tracking downthe two sides are practically
the same, however, one has a kick and one doesn't
Highly recommended
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For me, Ultradyne are one of the more exciting and challenging acts in
techno/electro/whatever at the moment. Their Eyes Only live PA at DEMF was
brilliant.
Does anyone know is their 'Ultradyne is Evil' ep available anywhere?
Any reviews or opinions on it?
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Hi,
I'm going to the DEMF, but the week after I'm off to Chicago...could
anyone recommend any accomodation there please? Also any info on clubs
record shops would be very much appreciated.
Cheers in advance,
James.
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Kevin Saunderson's X-Mix is knocking around on vinyl too.
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There was no X-Mix 1 in the format we all know (video + cd + vinyl). And
indeed,
Is the Retro-Techno thing on vinylI bought this on cassette years ago
and I've been hooked ever since.
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if anyone's interested, Amazon UK
I'm in work, so don't have my copy on me.Was it something by Jark Prongo
(jack Prongo???). I don't think that was on the vinly copy though...just the
CD.
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It's used at the beginning of 'Bring the Noise' from 'It Takes a Nation of
Millions'.
Too Black, too Strong...then Flav unleashes :'Yo Chuck those
honey-drippers are still frontin on us, show them that we can do this, like
through this, like we always knew this...'
...brilliant
Many of Juan Atkins' earlier collaborators often seem to sink into obscurity
like on 'Technicolor' some fella called Doug Craig...on 'Let's Go'
someone called A Atkins (brother?...that track 'Amuk'.can't remember all
the names and details.anyone with any 'Where are they now'
Do you mean X-Ray - Let's go ?? if you mean that, it was made by Juan
Atkins, Kevin Saunderson and Derrick May.
YeahI read that alrightthe aftermath of a drunken night out.but
on my copy it just credits J Atkins and A Atkins.
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