Yeh the Scots. They are free from the chains of back stabbing and genre
bashing that goes on in London, everyone is so uptight there, continually
watching what other people are doing. Scotland doesn't have that attitude,
to my eyes, and comes out with pretty fresh stuff: BoC, Scandinavia, Sativa,
Stephen Brown, Club 69, Pure, Phase 6, Arab Strap etc etc etc.
Having said that, it could be the attitude of the South of England, anywhere
north seems to be a lot better than London, like Manchester and Sheffield.
----- Original Message -----
From: Johan LOONES <johan.loones@skynet.be>
To: <idm@hyperreal.org>; marsel <marsel@sonik.demon.nl>
Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 1999 10:46 PM
Subject: Re: (idm) idm London
quoted 1 line I think england is a bit boring actually (teh Scots though,...) , or it
> I think england is a bit boring actually (teh Scots though,...) , or itquoted 2 lines be you want to show off your new t-shirts... But hey, Belgium isn't so far
> be you want to show off your new t-shirts... But hey, Belgium isn't so far
> away and since we are known as the most boring country in the world itquoted 83 lines be wise to jump the channel and go to
> be wise to jump the channel and go to
> Brussels on the 27th...
> playing at De Weinhaard are
> Ovil Bianca (°°°°)
> Rothko (not confirmed yet)(k³/Lo recordings/Foundry)
> Janek Schaefer vs Philip Jeck (Fatcat/k³ vs Touch)
> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> Van: marsel <marsel@sonik.demon.nl>
> Aan: idm@hyperreal.org <idm@hyperreal.org>
> Datum: dinsdag 16 november 1999 23:38
> Onderwerp: Re: (idm) idm London
>
>
> >At 16-11-99 -0500 09:24 , you wrote:
> >>Going to be in London Nov 25 - 28. Anybody know of some good IDM-ish
> events
> >>going on then?
> >
> >that's an easy one.
> >
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> >"The Renegades of Electronic Funk"
> >www.techno-rebels.com
> >UK launch party for Dan Sicko's "Techno Rebels" book
> >Sat. 27th November, London
> >Main room:
> >Plaid, Live PA
> >Peter Ford (Ifach/Trelik)
> >Rephlex Master Control
> >Matt MacQueen (Reverb/WNUR, Chicago)
> >Deepart (Deepart/Myoclon)
> >Focus room:
> >Counterattack Live PA
> >Clair (Clear/Focus)
> >CiM
> >Plus One
> >Aphelion
> >Smallfish room:
> >Lee Grainge (Smallfish/Human Records)
> >Jamie Cruisey (Fat Cat Records)
> >Nick Fish (Smallfish)
> >"Techno Rebels" author Dan Sicko will be signing copies of the
> >book (also available to purchase) at this event.
> >Sat. 27th November, 10pm-4am
> >Tickets : Advance tickets ONLY (none available on the door)
> >8 available from:
> >Catapult 100% vinyl, Cardiff.
> >Tag, London.
> >Ambient Soho, London.
> >Rough Trade, London.
> >Atlas, London.
> >Eukatech, London.
> >Honest Jons, London.
> >All subject to a 1 booking fee.
> >Phone orders can be taken with on 0207 684 2115. There is a 1.50 recorded
> >delivery charge. Tickets will be issued within 5 working days. We accept
> >all major credit and debit cards. Lines open from 10am til 5pm.
> >
> >Venue : Venue is in EC1. Address available when tickets
> >are purchased
> >Info : 0207 684 2115
> >clair@smallfish.co.uk
> >www.smallfish.co.uk
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