hooray! glad to hear someone outside of ireland is lovin' this album. eamonn
doyle and d1 records deserve recognition for their brilliant releases over
the last few years - and this is, without question, their flagship record so
far.
From: Tom Robbins/Tom Magic Feet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
afraid the info i have is limited. the duo behind hot lizard were
responsible for the british label pacific, which is now, unfortunately,
defunct. artists such as ian o'brien, sunrise society, charles webster and
sterac recorded for the label. melodic, deep techno was their bag, but i
suppose
whoops! should check me facts. but i do know the theme was re-released on
that new label product deluxe with new remixes (i think, but wouldn't bet my
life on it) - and without the c craig remix. doubt we'll see the likes of
claude young or sterac doin' remixes for this new label, if the theme
i take it this was on cd?
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Subject: [313] amazing discoveries...
Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2001 09:23:12 +
seriously - in hmv a couple of years ago, rob hood's 'internal empire'..
i'd already got it obviously -
he did a remix of that insipid british group the lighthouse family back in
mid-90s that was supposed to be the dog's proverbials.
btw, blackwater remix ain't bad, even if it is formulaic e-dancer fodder.
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be the
only one who defines the two by bpms.
so bloody confusing, early phuture stuff in local stores is now placed in
the techno section as younger heads perceive it as techno.
From: ed thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: beautiful individual [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [313] micro house
Date
be the
only one who defines the two by bpms.
so bloody confusing, early phuture stuff in local stores is now placed in
the techno section as younger heads perceive it as techno.
From: ed thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [313] micro house
Date
micro house: minimal house (usually german) by the likes of daniel bell,
herbert, losoul, farben, isolee, etc.
labels: playhouse, klang ...
good example (in my opinion, but could be wrong): the button-down mind of
daniel bell mix cd on tresor
From: Mann, Ravinder [CCS] [EMAIL
it was on the e-dancer double-pack released on pias, if that's any help.
thanks,
aidan
From: marsel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: [313] world of deep, carl craig rmx
Date: Thu, 27 Sep 2001 14:15:08 +0200
was the carl craig rmx of e-dancer's world of deep ever released?
1) who are releasing long players?
2) when are they out?
3) what formats will they be released on?
thanks,
aidano
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damn, i have ep2 and never realised it! thought i would never be able to get
my hands on the first two 12s. and, yes, no. 2 i's definitely in the same
vein.
From: sound [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: [313] rotterdam's duplex - heroes of detroit?
Date: Fri, 10 Aug
know it has been mentioned before, but must add my words to growing list of
supporters of netherland's duplex. everything i've bought by them has
surpassed my expectations. the latest release on clone is permanently on my
turntable along with their groundzero 12. sheer bliss. is there anyone
come to think of it, a huge chunk of my favourite techno/electro comes from
holland. sterac, stefan robbers, 2001, the moderator, technotourists (?),
i-f, orlando voorn, duplex, frame six, deepart . bloody hell, the list
goes on.
take it that it's next to impossible to get robbers' stuff
start throwing the virtual rotten fruit and vegetables at me.
aidan 'what's goin' on 'cause i live on the other side of the universe'
o'doherty
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Subject: Re: Fw: [313] How was the 2030 party?
Date: Tue, 07 Aug 2001
anyone goin'?
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anyone checked out new sector movements's latest album 'download this'.
exceptional stuff (besides some dodgy lyrics - especially on title track -
but it's not about their meaning, it's how they sound that matters,
complimenting the rest of the music). production is tight. dare i say, roy
ayers
description that noboby but myself will understand.
MEK
From: Phonopsia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [313] new sector movements (was west london/broken beats)
Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2001 07:51:57 -0400
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From: beautiful
i have a mix-cd by darren emerson from 1994 called psychotrance 2, the
sleeve notes describe the music as trance, but, ironically enough, all
tracks are by the likes of stefan robbers, sterac, josh wink (liquid
summer), the advent, acid jesus. it's techno, pure and simple, but back then
is mr hood rated as a dj? does he play minimal techno similar to what he
produces?
aidan
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anyone know anything about this realease - Black Strobe: Innerstrings
(Output Recordings) - and, more to the point, where one can get it?
aidan
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actually, it's known as the american war of independence
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Subject: RE: [313] Carl Craig Fired!
Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 11:59:50 -0400
okay. Ive been trying to stay out of it,
i second that - it's a much neater format
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I sure wish the folks at 313 hadn't felt the need to tinker with it though!
Actually I have to
does anyone have any information on this label, the 5 Ws?
thanks,
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can anyone please tell me how many volumes of the rachmad project there are
on spiritual?
thanks,
aidan
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does anyone on the list have information on these new releases -
have never heard of these labels or artists.
kut chang - the sound from far east 12 - real estate
murat - 3rd floor ep 12 - elephanthaus
tobias von hofsten - swinger 12 - mechanisms industries
i'll try and stop now with all
when is derrick may goin' to release something (besides his mix of jaguar)?
mr innovator seriously needs to pull the finger out and get his arse in
gear.
does anyone know if there is any new material in the pipeline?
aidan
check out mark 'vistor' broom's 12 on D1 records - a true classic. also,
the pt 1 remixes (by, amongst others, octave one) are now available from the
same label.
otherwise check out label pure plastic for mark broom's and rue east's (mark
broom and dave hill) stuff.
baby ford's output
he has a great 12 on metroplex under a different moinker (m4, i think).
celestial highways was the name of the 12 (i think). well, it's definitely
the name of the main track which is a lot similar in style to vince watson's
early output on rotation.
fat lot of good i am, sorry
aidan
From:
the original tune is luther vandross 'the glow of love'
not sure what year it's from or what album it's on.
aidan
From: glyn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Joel Fernandez [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: [313] Gene Farris Song ID
Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2001 13:55:35 -0700
Joel
just curious to know whether people on the list are aware of ireland's d1
records (and what they think of the quality of their output) and whether or
not their records are widely available in europe and the states?
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sorry, forget to mention asia, australia, south america ... rest of world.
aidan
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Subject: [313] d1 records
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just curious to know whether people on the list are aware of ireland's d1
damn, it's quiet on the list well, anyway, a mate of mine got the
(intense) pleasure of witnessing autechre's latest live set at the all
tomorrow's parties festival in sussex (?). he says he has never experienced
the likes (and this from a veteran of live shows). it was a pure sonic
that sounds suspiciously like 'rock it' by herbie hancock
From: berislav oremus [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: [313] track id
Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 10:30:04 +0100
i cant remember track name
video is full of robot dummis in one room that are turning their heads and
arms in
metro area 3 is an amazing record, no-one else out there is making music
like morgan geist and his crew - definitely unique. love the '80s retro feel
to it. however, i'm sceptical about the latest daniel wang offering. the
statement on the record that no samples were used in its making doesn't
there's been a lot of talk about titonton duvante (and his brilliant musical
output - techno and what not), but what about other members of this 'broken
beat' scene?
labels such as laws of motion, people, bittasweet are they considered
to be part of it? are those great germans, the
nu era (but think that's just one of them - not sure which one)
jacob's optical stairway
4hero
tek 9
unfortunately, they are the only ones i know
From: Mann, Ravinder [CCS] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: [313] Stacey Pullen and Mark and Dego
Date: Thu, 5 Apr
yep, it's close in sound to as one, future/past - but isn't kirk degorgio
mates with 4hero? they're all in bed together!
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To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: [313] Stacey Pullen and Mark and Dego
Date: Thu, 05 Apr 2001 15:32:03 +0200
i read an interview with
from my own point of view, i just seem to be buying old(er) techno records,
circa '90 to '97. there seems to be so many classic tunes from this period
(most of which i failed to buy when they first came out - poor student
days), but nowadays the releases that must be bought, for me, are few and
listened to dreamsequence in my local record store and, have to say, was
less than enthusiastic. would definitely not recommmend it - one of the
worst albums i've heard on tresor.
however, i can rave about archive's new (i think) off-shoot label neroli and
its 1st release - there's one track
st germain is the brainchild of ludovic navarre, mate of laurent garnier,
and responsible for such classics as modus vivendi 'modus vivendi' and
choice 'acid eiffel' (along with garnier, i think). the first st germain
album on f comm is a classic, imo.
aidano
From: Frank Pelletier [EMAIL
sorry, but i have to agree to disagree. imo, it's tired and cliched - with a
definite aroma of cheese. if it was produced 8 years ago fair enough. but it
doesn't sound that fresh to me - and i must emphasis, that this is just my
opinion.
compare it with the new stacey pullen album - as far
From: Mike Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: [313] Oh Lordy...
Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2001 13:14:58 -0500
I wonder how many people on this list would do thew same if they were in
his
shoes?
How many people on this list are reading from corporate
the mistakes on juan atkins mix cd at least prove that he actually mixed it
live. i saw a disturbing item on bbc television the other week. it was a
business programme which had a feature on british clubland and how clubs
were now such a marketable brand. they focussed on thhe club renaissance
i'm going to look like a right ignorant sod here, but feck it. i have a
problem (luckily, not a sexual one), i have great difficulty mixing (no
laughing, please) with tunes that have beatless intros, ie no kick drum,
high-hats, hand-claps or discernible beat, an examlpe would be modus vivendi
sorry, should have said for people to e-mail me privately to avoid clutter
(which is what this is). apologies.
aidan o'doherty
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thanks to everyone for the mixing tips, some of the stuff i knew already,
but on the whole they have been enlightening. who said this mixing business
was easy?
aidan o'doherty
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the simple answer is that moby is outside this sphere - he seems to have
more in common with britney spears. his music has been watered down by its
overuse in what seems like every bloody car ad on tv. his music has instant
appeal across the board, ie for the masses, as it's, imo, inoffensive
can anyone please help me. i've embarked on my own version of the quest for
the holy grail. i'm looking for a vinyl copy of sterac's album 'the secret
life of machines' on dutch label 100% pure.
it has, as far as i know, been deleted. if someone could give me any leads
on how to obtain a copy
how many djs does it take to change a light blub?
10 - one to change it, the other nine to say they could do it better.
it's funny because it's true.
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