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Plus he's been busy as hell doing stuff for his planet-mu label, with tons of new releases and stuff. He's appeared on plenty of compilations and was just touring lately, so it's not like he's gone into hiding. Just don't look for the "mu-ziq" name for paradinas work, since he's using plenty of pseudonyms. cheers, /derek On 27 Apr 2001, Joyrex wrote:

quoted 1 line Rumour has it Mike has a new release out later this year - you should go

> Rumour has it Mike has a new release out later this year - you should go

over

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> to > http://www.planet-mu.com for the 411 on Mr. Paradinas and his label. He

even

quoted 11 lines hangs out on the messageboard!

> hangs out on the messageboard! > > joYrex > > www.joyrex.com - the aphex twin resource > > "teardropb ." wrote: > > > Dear mike p., > > > > your absense from the tunez making scene seems wierd, or maybe im just

not

quoted 1 line aware enough. are you working on some new stuff, since Ae and Sqrpshr

> > aware enough. are you working on some new stuff, since Ae and Sqrpshr

have

quoted 3 lines released new stuff...

> > released new stuff... > > > > which brings me to my main question. Citing the comments in the recent

wire

quoted 1 line article about confield, have you gone totally software, or do you still

> > article about confield, have you gone totally software, or do you still

use

quoted 3 lines hard ware synths and stuff.

> > hard ware synths and stuff. > > > > if your curious, i am totally software and i like it lots. please up

some

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> of > > your new tunes some where for all of us to check out. > > > > love and marshmllows, > > > > teardropb > >

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want to meet girls that are into idm? want to meet guys that are into idm? well, anyway, please come out and support your local idm scene, there aren't that many idm parties around so please help keep them alive. oh yeah, Aura does fuckin! rock, I've never seen anyone else match up idm beats like he does. by the way, does anyone have bjorks email address, I like her to check it out :-) see you there ____________________________________________ p l u m b d e s i g n Adesh Deosaran | Information Designer 157 chambers st ny ny 10007 p.212-285-8600 x240 f.212-285-8999 -----Original Message----- From: activity@activaire [mailto:activity@activaire.com] Sent: Friday, April 27, 2001 4:08 PM To: idm@hyperreal.org Subject: [idm] Brooklyn IDM Record Camp is IDM/Hip Hop/and Gem Mint Tens this Saturday April 28,2001 Level X Brooklyn Guest Dj's: Aura [Schematic, Cochlear Projects, m3rck] Come see him spin in a comfortable and intimate setting while you still can. Warp has their eyes and ears on him...and then you'll wish that you'd been here to chat it up with our lovable and rockin out friend. As far as we're concerned, Aura taught us all how to spin this IDM stuff. Motoko Denon [Cochlear Projects] One of the best IDM + Elektro Dj's we've heard in along time. Motoko is sensitive and intricate on the turntables. If you are a Dj, come, listen, and learn. Short Order [Short Order Production] Think you like Hip Hop, but you want to learn more? Short Order is our local Hip Hop Guru. It's hard to believe that we know someone so talented, both musically and lyrically, ['cause Ray is one of us], but we do. Residue Dj's: She-Ra, Cut Faster, and the BFG spinning our amalgam of fat stacks of black wax. Come Shake your Money Maker! Directions: www.activaire.com/RECORDCAMP ps- Level X is free, and they serve cheap, delicious, whip you on your ass drinks --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

"--|.TWINE.|-- >" <twine_sound@hotmail.com> wrote:

quoted 1 line Driector: movie names:

>Driector: movie names:

quoted 18 lines --Hal Hartley: Book Of Life

>--Hal Hartley: Book Of Life >--Chris Smith and Sarah Price: American movie >--Clint Eastwood: High Plains Drifter, the Good The Bad and The Ugly >---Dziga Vertov: Man With The Movie Camera >--Tsai Ming-Lang: The Hole >--Masaki Kobayashi: Kwaidan >--Sam Raimi: Evil Dead II >--Louis Malle: My Dinner With Andre >--John Cage: Sound >--Martin Scorsese: Taxi Driver, Last temptation of Christ >--Akira Kurosawa: Seven Samurai >--Terry Zwigoff: Crumb >--Jim Jarmusch: Stranger Than Paradise, Down By Law, Dead Man, Night >On >Earth, Ghost Dog, Mystery Train >--Mamoru Oshii: Ghost In The Shell >--Felini: 8 1/2 > >I could go on. But this is a good list to continue with.

Yes, this _is_ a good list. I agree with everything here (except Kwaidan, which I haven't seen). I'm especially happy that you mentioned Tsai Ming-Liang's "The Hole", which might be one of the more profoundly beautiful movies I've seen (the dream-musical sequences, while funny/nostalgic, ended up being more touching than anything, by the end). Vive L'Amour is excellent as well. If anyone out there knows how I can get a hold of either Rebels of the Neon God or The River, also by Ming-Liang, I'd be more than grateful. A few more, mostly classics, that I haven't noticed being mentioned: *Wim Wenders-- Alice in the City; Paris, Texas; Kings of the Road; Wings of Desire, The American Friend *Steven Soderberg-- The Limey *Fritz Lang-- M *Alfred Hitchcock-- North by Northwest *Robert Wiene-- The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari *Nick Roeg-- Performance *Mike Hodges-- Get Carter (original version w/ M. Caine) *The Thomas Crown Affair (The Steve McQueen Version) *Wong Kar-Wai-- Fallen Angels, Days of Being Wild *David Byrne-- True Stories *The Brothers Quay collection (shorts) *Jean-Luc Godard-- Vivre Sa Vie, Masculin-Feminin *Luis Bunuel-- The Dinner Party *Fassbinder-- Why does Herr R. Run Amok?, Love is Colder Than Death, The Marriage of Maria Braun *May Spils-- Go For It, Baby (Zur Sache, Schaetzchen), Nicht Fummeln, Liebling *Jean-Pierre Melville- Le Samourai, Les Enfants Terribles *Coens-- Millers Crossing, The Hudsucker Proxy *Jan Svankmajer-- Alice *Jules Dassin-- Rififi *Ingmar Bergman-- Persona *Tim Roth- The War Zone (Without a doubt, the most brilliantly traumatic film I've ever seen, if muddled in one or two places.) All right, I need to stop listing things. Best, M. "It is the pledges that this place makes to me, pledges that cannot be redeemed, that will confuse me later." _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

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Hey Record Campers- We thought we were off- but now at the last minute, we're back on again! Yes- we are QUITE flexible and daring on the trapeze. Come on down and shoot the breeze, and tell us about your plans for the summer. We've been to Princeton and Back, and we ravaged that barn full of vinyl called the "Princeton Record Exchange". Tonights' campers are: She-ra/ mixing the familiar and the strange Cut-faster/ our electronica master the BFG/ straight up Hip-Hop and introducting DJ Chicken Sausage Gravy/ whose name says it all We're going to get really funky tonight- so please make it if you can! Awwwww yeah! www.activaire.com/recordcamp Level X 107 N.6th St take the "L" to Bedford Ave. in Brooklyn walk 2.5 blocks --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org