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Where is Hackett when you need him! I'd imagine that he'd say check out stuff on UR, Model 500, Octave One, Stacey Pullen, Robert Hood and stuff like that. I am sure he'd point you in the direction of B-12 and Stasis. Personally I have been getting into the electro side of things such as Peel Seamus, Christian Kleine, found at www.morrmusic.com

quoted 5 lines also, what are some good "classic" detroit techno cds

>>also, what are some good "classic" detroit techno cds >i should check out? > > >

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definitely check out Model 500 - Sonic Sunset - r&s Deepest Shade of Techno 1+2 - reinforced /ssr (this is a great detroit sound focused series) Psyche/bfc - Elements - planet e Octave one - The Collective - 430west Recloose - So this is the dining room - planet e Detroit Escalator Company - Soundtrack 313 - ferox Urban Tribe - The Collapse of Modern Culture - MoWax maybe try 313 for something more definitve? peace xy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Walter Lippman" <wlippman@hotmail.com> To: <attica_black@yahoo.com>; <idm@hyperreal.org> Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 6:33 AM Subject: Re: [idm] BoC Maxima/Detroit Techno Question

quoted 30 lines Where is Hackett when you need him!

> Where is Hackett when you need him! > > I'd imagine that he'd say check out stuff on > UR, Model 500, Octave One, Stacey Pullen, Robert Hood > and stuff like that. I am sure he'd point you in the direction > of B-12 and Stasis. > > Personally I have been getting into the electro side of > things such as Peel Seamus, Christian Kleine, found at > www.morrmusic.com > > > >>also, what are some good "classic" detroit techno cds > >i should check out? > > > > > > > > > Walt > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org > >

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quoted 10 lines definitely check out

>definitely check out > >Model 500 - Sonic Sunset - r&s >Deepest Shade of Techno 1+2 - reinforced /ssr > (this is a great detroit sound focused series) >Psyche/bfc - Elements - planet e >Octave one - The Collective - 430west >Recloose - So this is the dining room - planet e >Detroit Escalator Company - Soundtrack 313 - ferox >Urban Tribe - The Collapse of Modern Culture - MoWax

yeah some good ones in the above list. i went through a 5-year period where i listened to nothing but detroit techno. lots of vinyl-only gems but here are a few more cd i would recommend in addition to the above list: . Derrick May: innvator 2xcd (Transmat) . 69: The Sound of Music cd (R&S) . 3mb feat. Juan Atkins: jazz is the teacher cd (Tresor) . Paperclip People: the secret tapes of dr. eich cd (Planet E) . Carl Craig: more songs about food & revolutionary art cd (Planet E) . Innerzone Orchestra: bug in a bassbin cd (MoWax) . Infiniti: The Infiniti Collection cd (Tresor) . Claude Young: soft thru cd (Elypsia) . Kosmic Messenger: collected works cd (Elypsia) . True People comp 2xcd (React) . Sirus comp cd (Tresor) . Virtual Sex comp cd (Buzz) . Relics comp cd (Transmat) . Kenny Larkin: azimuth cd (Warp) . Kenny Larkin: catatonic & loop2 cdeps (R&S) . Moodymann: a silent introduction cd (Planet E) . E-Dancer: heavenly cd (Planet E) . The Other Day comp cd (Axis) . Intergalactic Beats comp cd (Planet E) . Elements of & Experiments with Sound comp cd (Planet E) . Time-Space comp cd (Transmat) . Jeff Mills: time machine cd (Axis) . Sean Deason: heavenly cd (Distance) . Carl Craig presents 013 House - the Planet E mix cd (Nextera) . Depth Charge vols 1-4 comp cds (Submerge) . Carl Craig: dj kicks cd (Studio K7) . Claude Young: dj kicks cd (Studio K7) . Stacey Pullen: dj kicks cd (Studio K7) Honorary detroit releases (IMHO): . Dan Curtin: silicon dawn cd (Peacefrog) . Luke Slater's 7th Plain: the 4 cornered room cd (GPR) . Fuse: dimension intrusion cd (Warp) . Plastikman: musik cd (NovaMute) . B12: electrosoma cd (Warp) . Agenda 21-23 comp cds (Eevolute) . New Electronica comp cds (New Electronica) . Tresor comps vols 1-5 comp cds (Tresor) hope this helps! -- -->-Lance---- PO Box 450715 Westlake, OH 44145 United States --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

could someone recommend some Funkstorung? I really love a lot of their remixs (yeah yeah, the bjork remixs are choice), but have never heard any of their original tracks. is Appetite for Disctruction any good? allmusic seems to like it... ps. i've posted this Q before, but can anyone confirm that Funkstorung did the AllIsFullOfLove remix that is on the video? pss. and first came Funkstorung, THEN Funkarma, right?

quoted 44 lines From: "Geoffrey Richards" <harlequin_9@hotmail.com>

>From: "Geoffrey Richards" <harlequin_9@hotmail.com> >To: idm@hyperreal.org >Subject: [idm] favorite remixes >Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2002 00:38:50 -0600 > >Hey all, > I'm a bit bored and am not yet sleepy, and I've been listening to some >great music--and I was thinking, what are my favorite remixes (by other >artists in particular)? >So, on this rather arbitrary mindway, here goes(in no particular order): > >Listen to a Song by Fingernail remixed by Flowchart >Nav Katz - Ziggy (Aphex Twin Mix #1) >Sieg Uber Die Sonne - You'll Never Come Back (Plaid Mix) >Leftfield - Swords (Two Lone Swordsmen Remix) >The Hacker - Fadin' Away (Dima Remix) >Adult vs. Solvent - Flexidisk (remix) >Aphex Twin - SAW2 CD1 Track1 (four tet mix) >Phoenecia Oddjob Discrimination (Jeswa's Dreamlite Steak version) >Bjork - All is full of Love (both Funkstorung's and Plaid's remixes) >Bjork - everything off of "the best mixes from the album-debut for all the >peole who don't buy white-labels" >Mum remixed - Traktor remix >Slag Boom Van Loon - So Soon (u-ziq's spc-ch-pn) >Matthew Dear's Irreparably Dented (David Alvarado Reconstruction) >Rabbit in The Moon/Humate - East (Humate Remix) >Two Lone Swordsmen - Tiny Reminders (c-p?? damn i can't find this right >now--but both the vocal and instramental versions are brilliant) > >A lot more than I thought I'd list, but they're all tops. Anyone have any >favorites lists that they want to share? > >-geoff > > > >_________________________________________________________________ >Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com > > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org >For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org >

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quoted 3 lines could someone recommend some Funkstorung? I really love a lot of their

>could someone recommend some Funkstorung? I really love a lot of their >remixs (yeah yeah, the bjork remixs are choice), but have never heard any of >their original tracks.

I recomend "Additional Productions" with that remix for Bjork. "Vice-versa" is also interesting, specially the remix for A Guy Called Gerald with Louise Rhodes from Lamb, but it fails to surprise me, maybe because I already knew most of the remixes.

quoted 1 line is Appetite for Disctruction any good? allmusic seems to like it...

>is Appetite for Disctruction any good? allmusic seems to like it...

I like it, although I don't think it is a masterpiece. There was a bootleg in the web with a Funkstorung concert which I think it was pretty good.

quoted 2 lines ps. i've posted this Q before, but can anyone confirm that Funkstorung did

>ps. i've posted this Q before, but can anyone confirm that Funkstorung did >the AllIsFullOfLove remix that is on the video?

No, it was neither Funkstorung nor Plaid. Maybe Mark Bell himself (I don't remember). Cesar --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

On Thu, 2002-01-24 at 06:49, nat hawks wrote:

quoted 5 lines could someone recommend some Funkstorung? I really love a lot of their

> could someone recommend some Funkstorung? I really love a lot of their > remixs (yeah yeah, the bjork remixs are choice), but have never heard any of > their original tracks. > > is Appetite for Disctruction any good? allmusic seems to like it...

I wasn't that impressed by "Appetite". The "instrumental" numbers sound like Tri Repetae era Ae, but less interesting, and the rap/vocal numbers sound like someone rapping or singing over Tri Repeatae era Ae, with little effort to integrate the human noises with the machine noises. The album isn't _bad_, per se, it's just that if you like the straight-up IDM you'd be better off listening to other Ae or Ae-inspired material (md, brothomstates) and if you like the glitch-hop, you'd be better off listening to Machine Drum or East Flatbush Project. (If anyone can recommend a better implementation of the trip-hop chanteuse vs. IDM material, I'd appreciate it.) As always, YMMV. -- Kevin Murphy "If the name of your company scores more than 75 points in Scrabble, go home. You're done. Nothing you do at the office is going to make any difference." - anonymous --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

Appetite for Disctruction is topnoch...well the muzak is dunno about the rapping not the best. But the sounds are fucked up... wicked stuff, mind you to appreciate it I recon u need a decent sound system. Its got proper bass and the production is very nice..... as for the man freidman ... check out drome the final corporate colonisation of the concious, ambient dub scape stuff on ninja tune. Oh and nonplace urban feild raum fur noitzen (got mine on ebay... funny german release i think) + check out golden star by nonplace, leasure zones by burnt on his own......any more erm...check the discogs this man puts on a good show...ya das ist gut.... err atom heart , i likke him... not as tight as mr freidman but check los sampleros for crazyness and senor coconut:El gran baile ... dunno who said he sucks but he/she failed no reason why....not a very good argument doh!? I will say that there never seems to be a mention of to rococo rot ...suppose its one of those "is it idm ?" discussions....not that they are needed as there is no way to define a genre perfectly ...probaly as they only exist for people who sell musak for them to create a customer base........ i like to think my musical tastes arent hindered by such things...... ooh i do like the lost highway soundtrack...nice ....rammenstein...hehehe ----- Original Message ----- From: "César Laia" <cesar.laia@popsrv.ist.utl.pt> To: <idm@hyperreal.org> Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 3:29 PM Subject: Re: [idm] favoriteremixers/FUnkstorung?

quoted 2 lines could someone recommend some Funkstorung? I really love a lot of their

> >could someone recommend some Funkstorung? I really love a lot of their > >remixs (yeah yeah, the bjork remixs are choice), but have never heard any

of

quoted 10 lines their original tracks.

> >their original tracks. > > I recomend "Additional Productions" with that remix for Bjork. > "Vice-versa" is also interesting, specially the remix for A Guy Called > Gerald with Louise Rhodes from Lamb, but it fails to surprise me, maybe > because I already knew most of the remixes. > > >is Appetite for Disctruction any good? allmusic seems to like it... > > I like it, although I don't think it is a masterpiece. There was a

bootleg

quoted 3 lines in the web with a Funkstorung concert which I think it was pretty good.

> in the web with a Funkstorung concert which I think it was pretty good. > > >ps. i've posted this Q before, but can anyone confirm that Funkstorung

did

quoted 3 lines the AllIsFullOfLove remix that is on the video?

> >the AllIsFullOfLove remix that is on the video? > > No, it was neither Funkstorung nor Plaid. Maybe Mark Bell himself (I

don't

quoted 12 lines remember).

> remember). > > Cesar > > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org >

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On 25 Jan 2002, at 11:41, Colin Buttimer wrote:

quoted 2 lines a top 10 classic Detroit Techno tracks so I can

> a top 10 classic Detroit Techno tracks so I can > start exploring

Tall order! Lots to choose from. Just off the cuff, start with The Martian's Red Planet --- Wonderful! Also check out Drexciya; Juan Atkins, E-Dancer, Kenny Larkin's "Azimuth" album from way back, obviously Derrick May. In fact, the True People double CD on React (1996) might be a good collection to introduce you. Happy hunting! I * --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

on 1/26/02 4:15 AM, Irene McC at substar@iafrica.com scrawled:

quoted 11 lines On 25 Jan 2002, at 11:41, Colin Buttimer wrote:

> On 25 Jan 2002, at 11:41, Colin Buttimer wrote: > >> a top 10 classic Detroit Techno tracks so I can >> start exploring > > Tall order! Lots to choose from. Just off the cuff, start with The > Martian's Red Planet --- Wonderful! Also check out Drexciya; Juan > Atkins, E-Dancer, Kenny Larkin's "Azimuth" album from way back, > obviously Derrick May. In fact, the True People double CD on React > (1996) might be a good collection to introduce you. >

Add to that list.. 12"'s UR "Final Frontier" on UR UR "Code Breaker" on UR Suburban Night "The Art of Stalking/The Worlds" on Transmat Claude Young "Updating the Exisitng System" 7th City Rob Hood "Movable Parts" on MPlant (paranoid minimalism at it's finest) Rob Hood "Monobox" on MPlant (groovy minimalism at it's finest) Dan Bell *anything* on accelerate Shake "Tracks for my father" 7th City Juan Atkins "No UFO's" on Metroplex Juan Atkins "Night Drive through Babylon" on Metroplex Juan Atkins/Low Res "Amuk + Remixes" Metroplex UR Remix of Maurizio's first release on M! Available on CD and vinyl "Internal Empire" Rob Hood on Tresor "Interstellar Fugitives" UR Collective Red Planet Comp CD available from submerge This is by no means a *complete* essential list, just some personal faves. You may also consider checking out some Mix CD's from DJ Bone and Rolando to hear stuff like this put together right. Also... check out Kero's production on Shitakatapult, it's too new to be classic but it's tight! ~g -- Greg Smith http://www.technowest.org http://www.laiad.com http://www.mediawhore.cc <-- coming soon to a theatre near you --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

Try www.forcefield.org , there is a Detroit all time 10 ten there from lots of different people. Its difficult for the average Detroit nut to name his/her top 10 but most of the tracks I would mention are mentioned here. Hope this Helps Max www.amp-art.co.uk max@amp-art.co.uk ----- Original Message ----- From: "Colin Buttimer" <c.buttimer@mdx.ac.uk> To: "idm list" <idm@hyperreal.org> Sent: Friday, January 25, 2002 11:41 AM Subject: [idm] Detroit Techno question

quoted 2 lines On my way in to work today I'm listening to Kirk deGiorgio's new one (21st

> On my way in to work today I'm listening to Kirk deGiorgio's new one (21st > Century Soul - excellent though not as gripping as his other new release:

As

quoted 4 lines One: Offworld). I'm sitting on the train pondering this interface between

> One: Offworld). I'm sitting on the train pondering this interface between > jazz and Detroit Techno and it occurs to me that I'm really ignorant about > the latter. It's talked about as a marvellous thing, but the little I've > heard doesn't sound like a great step on from the Kraftwerk. I know, I

know

quoted 1 line - cloth ears. But I'd really like to address the issue by someone giving

> - cloth ears. But I'd really like to address the issue by someone giving

me

quoted 2 lines a top 10 classic Detroit Techno tracks so I can start exploring. I'm not

> a top 10 classic Detroit Techno tracks so I can start exploring. I'm not > asking for anything definitive, but if anyone can give me this I'd be

really

quoted 12 lines grateful.

> grateful. > > Cheers, > > Colin. > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org > >

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Yeah, Like Kraftwerk's Numbers.........Egads!....I'd flip my blimin' whig if someone dropped that......at the right speed! Omar Hackett IUPUI University Library 755 W. Michigan Street, Rm: 1112 Indianapolis, IN 46202 317-278-2278 317-278-2300 (Fax) -----Original Message----- From: Maxim Sullivan [mailto:max@amp-art.co.uk] Sent: Friday, January 25, 2002 9:18 AM To: Colin Buttimer Cc: idm@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: [idm] Detroit Techno question Try www.forcefield.org , there is a Detroit all time 10 ten there from lots of different people. Its difficult for the average Detroit nut to name his/her top 10 but most of the tracks I would mention are mentioned here. Hope this Helps Max www.amp-art.co.uk max@amp-art.co.uk ----- Original Message ----- From: "Colin Buttimer" <c.buttimer@mdx.ac.uk> To: "idm list" <idm@hyperreal.org> Sent: Friday, January 25, 2002 11:41 AM Subject: [idm] Detroit Techno question

quoted 2 lines On my way in to work today I'm listening to Kirk deGiorgio's new one (21st

> On my way in to work today I'm listening to Kirk deGiorgio's new one (21st > Century Soul - excellent though not as gripping as his other new release:

As

quoted 4 lines One: Offworld). I'm sitting on the train pondering this interface between

> One: Offworld). I'm sitting on the train pondering this interface between > jazz and Detroit Techno and it occurs to me that I'm really ignorant about > the latter. It's talked about as a marvellous thing, but the little I've > heard doesn't sound like a great step on from the Kraftwerk. I know, I

know

quoted 1 line - cloth ears. But I'd really like to address the issue by someone giving

> - cloth ears. But I'd really like to address the issue by someone giving

me

quoted 2 lines a top 10 classic Detroit Techno tracks so I can start exploring. I'm not

> a top 10 classic Detroit Techno tracks so I can start exploring. I'm not > asking for anything definitive, but if anyone can give me this I'd be

really

quoted 12 lines grateful.

> grateful. > > Cheers, > > Colin. > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org > >

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yeah, i just recently discovered UR's "Codebreaker". The track on the long side of the ep is terrific. I didn't know UR had it in 'em. I guess it's a lot sunnier than most of their stuff. It's got that swing beat. It's got the P-Funk-like burbles. And yet it's still ripping techno. Damn. are there other tracks in that vein out there? I mean, I guess there must be a million, but what's another great one? Speaking of stuff from Detroit, I'm really liking the sharp, minimal electro-booty of the Erotek "Guess Your Weight" ep... As to the original poster's query (sorry seem to have lost who that was), there's a detroit techno mailing list called "313" served by hyperreal.org http://music.hyperreal.org/lists/313/ I'd add Jeff Mills to the short list. Maybe the "Waveform Transmission" series? k

quoted 2 lines a top 10 classic Detroit Techno tracks so I can

> >> a top 10 classic Detroit Techno tracks so I can > >> start exploring

Greg Smith <purgasmith@earthlink.net> wrote

quoted 21 lines Add to that list..

>Add to that list.. > >12"'s > >UR "Final Frontier" on UR >UR "Code Breaker" on UR >Suburban Night "The Art of Stalking/The Worlds" on Transmat >Claude Young "Updating the Exisitng System" 7th City >Rob Hood "Movable Parts" on MPlant (paranoid minimalism at it's finest) >Rob Hood "Monobox" on MPlant (groovy minimalism at it's finest) >Dan Bell *anything* on accelerate >Shake "Tracks for my father" 7th City >Juan Atkins "No UFO's" on Metroplex >Juan Atkins "Night Drive through Babylon" on Metroplex >Juan Atkins/Low Res "Amuk + Remixes" Metroplex >UR Remix of Maurizio's first release on M! > >Available on CD and vinyl > >"Internal Empire" Rob Hood on Tresor >"Interstellar Fugitives" UR Collective

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