Deets, links & such here...
http://music.cornwarning.com/2009/07/05/4th-of-july-dj-mix-all-fxhe-all-the-time/
I don't want to seem like a jerk by naming names, but I noticed a
couple of NYC DJ friends of mine in Detroit this year sporting the
razor cut reverse mullet as well. _ichie _awtin could be said to be
rocking the Bruno as well, and even Ricardo Villalobos, but Ricardo
redeems himself by turning it
Vergel twitted this one:
http://www.crosstalkchicago.com/newfeatures/featured/pages/PMK022_Jeff_Mills.htm
As far as I can tell from sound samples these are all pretty much live
programming of an 808 without any effects. Since I've spent many
hours of my life listening to this sort of thing when w
Elitist.
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 1:37 PM, David Powers wrote:
> RE the track names:
> Terrible choice of drummers to honor... What happened to Max Roach,
> Art Blakey, Elvin Jones, and Tony Williams?
> ~DP
>
> On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 10:51 AM, kent williams wrote:
>>
According to the article in the Wire, Moritz Von Oswald was quite
physically incapacitated by the stroke he had on his way to Dublin,
and he's been undergoing therapy to regain the use of one hand; the
recent Trio release he had to mix one-handed...
Interesting (well I don't know HOW interesting)
For those who have moved to buying music mostly by digital download
... Boomkat.com has picked AW Recordings' whole catalog and made it
available for download as MP3 or FLAC.
This includes great music from Arne himself, The Moderator (aka KJ
Jongsma, OG Technotourist), Convextion et al. Crucial s
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 4:59 PM, <3...@coke-smyth.net> wrote:
> Dont sell out dude. But when is this coming back - anything hot right now?
>
cryptic much?
I think there are still some people in Detroit on the list who are
relatively wired in but they don't post about upcoming stuff nearly as
much
I bet you don't like Theo's "Dusty Cabinets" much ;-)
There's a certain 'wrong is right' aesthetic that sometimes is more
wrong than right. That Carl Craig remix of Junior Boys "Like A Child"
totally gets the key wrong, and in interviews he says he did it on
purpose. Just sets my teeth on edge th
-- Forwarded message --
From: Thomas D. Cox Jr.
Date: Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 12:37 PM
Subject: Love What You Feel
To: kent williams
Kent,
if you wouldn't mind could you Fwd this on to 313
My label's first release is now available for purchase on vinyl only
worl
This was tagged on Boing Boing, and I thought it was pretty lovely.
http://www.mitchcope.com/projects/detroit-book-of-love/
It brings up something I find interesting: Detroit is obviously a
city with unprecedented problems, that these photos illustrate
eloquently. But they also reiinforce a nar
Sometimes when people went all quiet I posted something just to get a
discussion going, but I've decided that as list admin it's kind of a
cheesy thing to do, so I've stopped.
Sometimes I think that pretty much every possible thing to be said
about Detroit Techno has been said already on this list
When ordering Detroit stuff, I always look here first:
http://electrofunk.com/main/catalog/index.php
They don't really cover all of Detroit Techno, but they're no more
expensive than Beatport & the others, and you're giving money to the
primary distributor of the music.
RE Juan -- We saw him aft
I haven't noticed anyone in the techno world getting samples cleared
except Terrence Parker, who cleared his samples of Jamie Foxx for
"Love Gets Me High."
Moodyman doesn't clear samples that I've ever heard, and he's
basically made a career out of creative use of Motown source material.
And what
I have friends that use both. I don't basically for philosophical
reasons -- I'd rather DJ actual vinyl, or do something like DJing (but
different) with the computer.
Based on A) playing around with Traktor (without the time-code vinyl),
and B) watching people use Serato, it seems like Traktor ha
News from Ahne about DJ Bone's ridiculous experience with British
immigration...
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=114649423281
RE: this whole thing -- I report, you decide ;-)
All countries are getting a lot tougher about work visa requirements.
Sadly, a DJ who shows up with a record box will run into trouble, but
going through immigration with a laptop won't trigger any scrutiny at
all!
And of course, if you get booked
It's not a security measure at all. It's strictly a matter of
immigration law. Such laws make no distinction between brick layers
and DJs. If you're going to play internationally, you pretty much
have to follow the rules, because they WILL catch up with you
eventually, and they usually get really
You A) don't travel with a load of gear, beyond a laptop B) don't show
up as re-entering the same country multiple times in the same year.
In a sense, getting sent home is a sort of perverse sign you've arrived.
I did find out this weekend how to get the hairy eyeball from everyone
in uniform in
According to Tony's blog, Fabric objects to him posting his recent set
from Fabric. It's still available right now but maybe not for long...
Follow the link below:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/e9ezbp
Just got this from Boomkat, liking it. A bit like the old Fluxion
but a little less hazy, more consciously melodic. What do others
think. Definitely something I could play out to good effect.
M, wrote:
> Haven't heard this one yet...but if it is more melodic, then I will have to
> check it out. The last few Echochord records have really bored me to death,
> including that Quantec release that received rave reviews.
> --Original Message--
> From: kent willi
I already bought the download for this from Boomkat for a whole lot
more, but Amiestreet has it right now at a crazy price. Worth starting
an account for.
http://amiestreet.com/browse/music/monolake/atlas-titan/
If you haven't heard of Amiestreet, they have a pricing system where
all tracks start
In other words, no one at all from Detroit? I rate that a problem
right off the bat.
Not that I don't respect a lot of the artists mentioned.
On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 12:58 PM, David Powers wrote:
> Starring: Modeselektor, Wighnomy Brothers, Monolake, Philip
> Sherburne, David Day & Amy Grill
>
I think it's pretty simple: America is musically conservative, and
when it comes to the mass market, it has to have vocals, and it has to
have chord changes.
Listening to and enjoying techno involves a different kind of
listening than pop music. A case in point, my brother, who doesn't
listen to
I think it's accurate to say that if the Chinese government thought
techno music represented a threat to their continued control of China,
techno DJs would not be allowed in.
Personally, I work with a lot of Chinese people, and have friends
working in China, and as with the USA, it's important to
http://www.beatportal.com/feed/item/20-tracks-every-techno-fan-should-know/
Let the beatport hating begin ;-)
Any list like this is subjective, of course. But while Detroit is
represented on this list, it sure tilts towards the european idea of
what comprises techno. Not to put too fine a point
aybe 313 list should submit a techno top20 (or top50) to beatport based on
> the lists of all 313 members.
>
>
> On Sep 8, 2009, at 8:11 PM, kent williams wrote:
>
> http://www.beatportal.com/feed/item/20-tracks-every-techno-fan-should-know/
>
> Let the beatport hating beg
ank Glazer wrote:
>>> I think we can all agree that the inclusion of several Hawtin or at
>>> least Hawtin related (lots of Probe on there!) tracks at the exclusion
>>> of anything by any of the Belleville Three is laughable at best,
>>> disgusting at worst. Th
gt; Jaguar I didn't know much about Rolando, didn't know it was his track,
> and hastily labeled it progressive trance. Hahaha.
>
> On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 2:55 PM, kent williams wrote:
>> I think the Beatportal list reflects an idea of techno as strictly
>> having
Haha, in what universe is this OT?
On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 1:08 AM, Martijn de
Blaauw wrote:
> Found this in my e-mail this morning...for those in the neighbourhood:-)
>
> Friday 16 October 2009 at 10:00pm
>
> Axis Records presents 'And What About The Truth' ...
> JEFF MILLS
> COMMON FACTOR
> TYREL
One of my favorite current producers, Dave Huismans aka 2562 does a
mix for FACT...
http://www.factmagazine.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3392&Itemid=98
Detroit connection -- 2nd track Shake's remix of Telex "Raised by Snakes"
To an old studio rat like Juan 'hotter' would mean raw signal level.
I thought it was kind of a curious comment on his part, actually,
because CD players are at the same nominal level as the output of a
phono preamp.
I wonder if he just likes that high frequency distortion that's
unavoidable with
You gotta do what you gotta do. A lot of techno is also made really
quickly. In fact, I think a lot of producers have the strategy of
making a lot of tracks as quickly as possible and then picking the
best of the lot.
Techno doesn't have to be time-consuming to make, and the best tracks
are just
With full tracks from Annie Hall and DJ Stingray himself...
http://www.littlewhiteearbuds.com/v-a-the-first-wave/
As someone who began listening to reggae and dub going on 30 years, I
gravitate towards that sound wherever it pops up. I don't welcome
people ossifying it into a genre though. One of the attractions of
dubstep for me is the stuff that is informed by dub's sense of space.
But it's a shame that t
Oct 30th Terrence Parker at The Industry
Oct 31st Fred Gianelli AKA The Kooky Scientist
http://www.iowa-massive.com/viewtopic.php?t=1229 -- TP flyer
http://www.iowa-massive.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=1520&start=42 -- Fred G flyer
Any 313ers who might consider coming I can probably put a couple of pe
I'm going to be doing a semi-irregular* radio show on the local
college station (KRUI FM http://kruiradio.org/) starting in a couple
of weeks; while I can (and do!) buy a lot of music to be playing, it
is nice when I can have a few new and unreleased tracks to drop.
Dubplate culture you know?
I wo
Because megaupload.com bleeps a donkey:
http://www.cornwarning.com/tomcox/Bleep43.Show30.TomCox.mp3
I'd go if I had the money for a plain ticket. I really liked visiting
Rotterdam a while back. Amsterdam is nice, but the smaller cities in
Holland have most of the things that make ADam nice, with less of the
things that make Amsterdam annoying.
And of course, the most annoying thing about Amste
KRUI 89.7 http://www.uiowa.edu/~krui/ -- listen on the internet
7PM CST to 9PM CST
I'll be playing a wide variety of stuff -- local bands, a few of my
own tracks, 80s dance pop, Detroit Techno, some old school house ...
313 bounces html (i.e. multi-part MIME) messages, so you're not
getting them from hyperreal.org.
You're getting a reply from someone who hits "REPLY ALL" it will look
as though it came from 313, but in fact, it came directly from the
sender, in all it's mult-ipart MIME glory, and the message won
In the wake of the Indian Thriller video that got forwards a bajillion
times the other day, I found this Tamil Video, which I would so play
out at +12 in a techno set...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKB8iIGnQwE
The 313 list only accepts plain text messages. This means I get email
every day from EZMLM saying that it didn't accept people's messages
because they weren't plain text. I have some notes for people using
different e-mail clients on how to make sure to always send plain
text.
THUNDERBIRD
1. Ch
I've had reports of html e-mail getting through, but I have yet to see
the actual source of an html message that came from ezmlm on hyperreal
and went to 313 listers.
On 10/11/06, Nik Stoltzman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So... did you ever get to the bottom of how some people CAN send html
e-mai
reply off list. tracking down the sneaky sneaky html emails that sneak
onto the 313 list.
I don't know who might be affected on this list, but fyi ...
Original Message
From mjb
We had one of verizon.net's main mail relay hosts blocked due to spamming, and
didn't notice it until today, when someone managed to get a complaint through.
If you have subscribers at verizo
I remember his early albums being all the rage on the IDM list. Then
he did "Alright On Top" which I guess was his bid for pop stardom. I
found that pretty simplistic and irritating -- it had that 'I reckon I
wouldn't mind some pop stardom' tang to it, and a feeling that he was
deliberately dumbi
I get the impression he was just winding you up. The 313 list gets a
little salty from time to time -- don't take it personally.
On 10/18/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
excuse me? who do you think you are talking too?
we had a problem listing and getting mail on the list and s
Bill's new CD is pretty hot, in my opinion. Been on continuous play in
my car for a week.
On 10/18/06, Bill Van Loo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Kent wrote:
> Bill's new CD is pretty hot, in my opinion. Been on continuous play in
> my car for a week.
Thanks for the kind words - your check is in the mail! ;-)
Hey, I paid retail, G. Unsolicited testimonial all the way!
Adult came tio Iowa City on a monday night and did their Devo Gone
Evil best. Pictures. First I knew that they had fans who shouted out
requests all night.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/chaircrusher/sets/72157594335069019/
I don't know the whole story but GPR seems to have been a music
industry nightmare for everyone they ever released. Apparently they
went tits up with thousands of copies of Black Dog's "Temple of
Transparent Balls" locked in a warehouse somewhere -- probably ground
up by now. Beaumont Hannant ne
Heh actually piss isn't one of the embargoed words on 313. I can add
it if people think it's a problem with corporate keyword filters, but
for now, piss piss piss PISS.
Weird that sh!t made the hitlist and piss did not. I just work here.
On 10/20/06, Martin Dust <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Bein
People focus on the past because the future hasn't happened yet, and
the present is so hard to pin down.
On 10/25/06, Neil Wiernik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
why do people focus so much on the past?
Are you talking about the VH1-ing of Techno?
I'm a Dad, and there are many parents on this list. There's nothing
worse, in my opinion, than musicians who, at a certain point, cede the
cutting edge to the youngsters, and settle for reinforcing the
nostalgia of the people who grew up listening to t
Of course, you shouldn't probably expose your kids to high sound
pressure levels for more than a few minutes a day -- their world is
noisy enough as it is.
If you want to bring your kid to a dance event, check out something like this:
http://earplugstore.stores.yahoo.net/chearpr.html
All but the
Chris Liebing & Speedy J played in Iowa City Oct 28th, which being the
closest Saturday to Halloween, occasioned many costumes...
Of their 5 hour set I will say this: It was as good a hard techno set
as I've ever seen, and the people who came were very into it. 5 hours
of a seething, roiling dan
I usual try to avoid the hating ... but here's something that kind of
bothers me: John Aquaviva came out with a new mix CD called
'Aquaholic: The True Electro Experience' without a single track by a
Detroit artist. Plus it's not Electro at all -- it's a bunch of tracks
by Germans, that I'd classif
As long as we're piling on...
On 11/6/06, Robert Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
16. 7 hours - D nox
Now there's a real howling piece of bullsh1t. Contrast and compare
http://www.discogs.com/artist/D-Knox
with
http://www.d-nox.com/
essage - From: "Thomas D. Cox, Jr."
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <313@hyperreal.org>
> Sent: Monday, November 06, 2006 11:44 AM
> Subject: Re: (313) john aquaviva aquaholic CD
>
>
>> On 11/6/06, kent williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
Easy now, my little Vikings. People sometimes post stuff to 313, but
CC the guy to which they replied. Then, for one of 3 reasons, Ezmlm
bounces the message. But since someone who's on the list did see the
post, they reply to the list.
So in that situation, the post never hits the list, but po
Don't think Ronny has reposted this yet, so excuse the duplicate. I
liked the mix so much I thought it should be shared...
-From: Ronny Pries <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
hiho,
yet another two weeks passed, yesterdays' issue of traktorized was
dedicated to the topic "strictly ghetto". that equals 2 ho
The GC track is A) not a sample bite and B) was acknowledged at the
time of release by Middleton & Pritchard as an homage to "Love on a
real train" at the time of the release.
It's certain no less original than Carl Craig's biting Manuel
Göttsching's E2-E4.
On 11/9/06, Tristan Watkins <[EMAIL P
It got bounced for Paul Johnson's use of a pithy vernacular euphemism
for the female external genitilia.
On 11/10/06, Ronny Pries <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you, Ken! Don't know what happened on my behalf, i couldn't
get it through...
Enjoy!
Ronny
> Don't think Ronny has reposted this y
Tangerine Dream made some really great records back in the day --
Atem, Phaedra, and Rubicon, and the Sorcerer soundtrack are all great
examples of German Electronica from the 70s.
They kind of starting to suck really bad once all the original members
except Edgar Froese left. And once Froese ha
Some friends of mine recently moved from Paris to Dublin, and have
offered me a room for a visit, and so I'm trying to pick dates for a
'low season' visit. Of course I'd love to meet up with the Dublin
313'ers, but here's a more specific question -- are there any events
planned for January/Febru
Post up a mp3 link for those of use who have yet to drink the iTunes koolaid.
On 11/16/06, Javier Drada <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is a 3 hour set recorded @ Deep House Fridays - New Orleans, Louisiana on
two DNS3500's and an Allen Heath Xone:02, enjoy...
In iTunes go to Advanced/Subscrib
So I went to the EevoNext site and bought the catalog -- which isn't
bad, 14Eu -- and I'm really liking the whole lot. The new Terrace
material is elegantly constructed. I don't know what 'Neotrance'
means, but what I'm hearing is a really lush fusion of techno, italo,
electro, and ... whatever's
It would be nice if you could download one zip file per release
instead of the individual files. Bleep works that way... of course
sometimes bleep goes away for a long time before the zip is available.
It seems like they build a new zip for each customer
On 11/21/06, Klaas-Jan Jongsma <[EMAIL
Of course Twatkins should pop up and remind us that there was a time
when Trance wasn't a dirty word ... back when Tom Cox was rocking
Vanilla Ice tapes in 6th Grade ;-)
There are a lot of artists who seem to really jump the shark,
apparently to get the big gigs in the big rooms in Europe. The
C
Hah well... I didn't react negatively to the label, I just was
intrigued because I hadn't heard it before.
If I had to label it, I'd call "Analogue Techno harking back to the
early 90s 'intelligent techno' sound of Kirk Digiorgio and Aphex Twin,
mixed with Italo-disco and Detroit influences." Whi
When I play live, I want tools that I don't need to look at in order
to manipulate. Hence fader boxes and keyboards are better for me than
something like this. I really like taking my basket of hand
percussion too, because it means I'm actually using my body, and not
just my eyes.
It's difficul
Haha I just looked her up on WIkipedia and she's originally from
Detroit! It's getting to where people I admire without Detroit
connections are the rare ones!
Lene isn't really this-listy per se, but I'm sure she has her fans
amongst this crew. Though most of y'all weren't born or were very
youn
Well even if you like Rich's sets these days, by their very nature,
there's not much to say about them -- minimal innit? And if you don't
like Rich's sets these days, the less said the better.
On 12/1/06, Greg Earle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
- Greg (Who - along with several list lurke
Dressing like Zoolander would be awesome, if the people dressed that
way were down with Electro. Blue Steel baby, Blue Steel!
On 12/2/06, Patrick Wacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just got back from the Egyptian Lover show here in San Francisco and
what can I say those guys (Egyptian Lover
On 12/9/06, Martin Dust <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Run DMC aint it?
Don't you mean 'innit?'
*duck*
On 12/11/06, vmax records <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I can not believe how this list has fallen apart over the years...
False nostalgia. It's always been a scrum.
It has been bad before but this nonsenses with Tom and everybody is
just crazy...
Folks never saw a dead horse the didn't want t
They keep time by practicing until the subtle time shifts that pieces
like 'Drumming' become second nature. They're listening for the
secondary rhythms their individual drifts introduce. In a lot of ways
it's the opposite of the skill of beatmatching -- instead of trying to
synchronize two free
If anyone wants to keep talking about this move it to private e-mail.
And when you want to make a point, leave the grossly misogynistic hip
hop lyrics out of it. I spend a lot of time trying to explain how
ghettotech and booty house aren't really about hating women, but that
Black Sheep lyric wa
You kids today. Why I oughta
On 12/12/06, Aidan O'Doherty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
that hippity hoppity music has a lot to answer for
On topic: Techno music made by Detroit artists. Techno music by people
inspired by Techno music made by Detroit Artists. Detroit House Music.
Chicago House Music, when it is made by people who are down with
Techno and House music made by Detroit artists. Announcements of
upcoming record releases,
Well, I wasn't familiar with the lyric in context, and out of context,
it's just ugly.
Irony doesn't always translate on the Internet.
On 12/12/06, J.T. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
oh geez. fwiw kent, the black sheep lyric is a joke. i thought that would be
obvious.
I love this mix! Come play in Iowa!
But if you're inspired by Ron Hardy, why no train wrecks, skipping
records or distortion? ;-)
Ron Hardy's mixing was a more primitive version of Jeff Mills -- part
of the excitement is that it seems like it's going to go off the rails
at any moment. Not crit
01/12: The Bunker at subTonic
Attentat (Dope Recordings, Communikey | Boulder)
subTonic
107 Norfolk Street
http://www.beyondbooking.com
With residents Derek Plaslaiko and DJ Spinoza (Brian Kasenic)
I'm sure there's other stuff going on that week... NY'ers?
On 12/14/06, Redmond, Ja'Maul <[E
Which is great, but will it be on bleep.com or beatport.com for those
who haven't been assimilated by iPod yet?
On 12/19/06, J.T. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
spam! but thought some people would like to know...
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewArtist?id=208840096
iTunes is iPod-centric, and DRM-encumbered. ITunes licensing
agreement for end users prohibits legal, legitimate uses of the
purchased music, and furthermore, Apple resevers the right to change
the license after the fact.
I don't mind if people buy iPods and use iTunes, but I have real
objection
Ryan Burns, a DJ and lover of Detroit Techno who lived in Iowa City,
was found dead in his apartment on November 12th. I know nothing else
about the manner of his death. Some of you may have met Ryan at DEMF
-- he roomed with Tristan and I in 2001.
His obit and discussion about him on the Iowa d
I heard about this on Michigan public radio as we were motoring back
from NYC on I-80 last night.
http://www.detroitsymphony.com/main.taf?p=5,2,1,192
Derrick May, Kevin Saunderson, Carl Craig, Theo Parrish and Al Ester.
The description of the VIP tickets is pretty funny. Your own private
bar an
$100 for a NYE, with an open bar, in a beautiful venue, with great
people playing sounds aight to me.
Of course, they would get more of we folks if it was cheaper, and
wised-up former ravers and techno kids are what provide the juice at
the kind of events I would like. 500 grubby, sweaty people
You might be surprised. This is Detroit, after all, and the DSO did
present this event in a context that would suggest that folks at the
DSO see the merits of techno.
My parent's generation -- born in the 30s and 40s -- drank the Koolaid
that is part of their classical training, that classical mu
I feel sorry for Theakston's pug.
Thank you, I'll be here all week.
Seriously though, this is a loss. I was only there once, this year
during DEMF and was struck by how perfect a venue for dance music it
was. Smallish, very basic decor, dark, fantastic sound. It was the
sort of place that had
And her name was El Oh El Ay Lola?
On 12/28/06, /0 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
she was a he
- Original Message -
From: "David Powers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 1:39 PM
Subject: Re: (313) Oslo Detroit Closes
> I'm only upset that I won'
And I don't know why it matters. People think they can listen to a
track on m-f-ing myspace page and tell what bit depth it was mastered
at? Please.
People should focus on whether the music is good, not how it was
produced. It's really dumb, in my opinion, to make a fetish of gear
that old schoo
Mr. May should, like, make some new tracks before he starts working on
an opera. I'm sure he approaches everything in life with supreme
confidence that he's The Man, but there's a lot of technique and
logistical know-how involved in writing an opera that you don't learn
from being a DJ and produc
Heh fair enough. We can speculate all the live long day about why May
hasn't been more prolific. It's an easy argument to make that if he
can't top his classics, or do something as good, there's not much
point. Especially since he can make a good living jetting around the
world to put records on
Wicked!
Awesome seeing Laura Gavoor speaking.
On 1/1/07, Martin Dust <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Chilling out watching this...
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=8916424492518967397&q=high+tech+soul
m
I tried looking through the archive for posts from Laura, and when I
figured out the proper query (messages from 'laura gavoor', between
1996 and 2002) i started getting database errors. Oh well. I was
looking forward to re-reading her posts. Much more than I'd ever look
forward to re-reading my
bmit+Advanced+Search
Which would have given me every message from Laura sorted by ascending date.
On 1/3/07, Greg Earle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"kent williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I tried looking through the archive for posts from Laura, and when I
> figure
I've been asked for my 'book' -- "Do you have a book?" I didn't know
what they were on about until I happened to be someplace where a
Mobile DJ was playing Top 40, and apparently they keep a 3 ring binder
with everything in their collection listed alphabetically, so you can
browse through to find
I don't know if it's because everyone has a different favorite unknown
Japanese producer, or if it's because his self-promotion is a bit
subtle, but you should check
http://emodirak.web.infoseek.co.jp/
for samples of some new tracks from Yasushi Miura. He seems to draw
influences equally from
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