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Kenneth Goldsmith's lecture "From a collector to an archivist: seven thoughts", for the MEMORABILIA. Collecting sounds with...

2012-05-23T05:14:09Z

We reproduce Kenneth Goldsmith's text for the *MEMORABILIA. Collecting
sounds with... *lecture series, which took place on April 20th, 2012 at the
MACBA.

Link: http://bit.ly/MGpw8r
PDF: http://bit.ly/LCN1ju

*MEMORABILIA. Collecting sounds with...* at Ràdio Web MACBA
http://bit.ly/LqcIgM

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Sacred Earth Open Air 2012 :: June 1st-3rd :: Black River Falls Wisconsin

2012-05-22T19:07:55Z

Sacred Earth Open Air 2012
http://www.SacredEarthOpenAir.com
June 1st-3rd :: Black River Falls, WI

The Chilluminati & Psymbolic present a multi-day camping festival
brought to life with consciousness, harmony and mind-expanding:
music, visuals, art, fire, workshops + more!

Featuring: International, Regional & Local Performing Artists,
Psychedelic Trance, Contemporary Electronica, Incredible Art &
Installations, Momentous Music, Synchronous Realtime VJing,
Immersive Visual Environments, Projection Mapping, New Media Art,
Environmental Decor, Circus Spectacle, Fire Dancing, Live
Painting, Performance Art, Visionary Healing Arts ++
Transformational Workshops focused on Social, Spiritual and
Technological Awareness.

Transformational Workshop Topics: Psychedelic Potluck Picnic,
Intentional Living in a Turbulent Time, Laughter Therapy, Vinyasa
Flow Yoga, Beginners Pilates, Edible Medicinal Plant Walk, Fire
Performance & Safety, Flow Toy Fun, Music Production Q&A + more!

Sacred Earth is created to be a Cosmic Condensate in which our
Music, Motion, Light and Love form a sacred structure in Space
and Time... a microcosmic celebration of the Infinite.

We invite all to come dance, relax, and explore the wonder under
the sun, moon and stars.

WE PROVIDE: multiple stages of sound and light, 3 days of
camping, dancing, swimming and hiking in a beautiful natural
environment (rain or shine), running water, bathrooms & hot
showers, full vending (including alcohol for those 21+)

YOU PROVIDE: a tent, enough food and beverages for the weekend
(or some cash for food and beverages available for sale)

NO GLASS / NO PETS / NO FIREWOOD
(firewood can be purchased on-site)

**LEAVE NO TRACE**
Become part of the community. Help the planet and help us. Pick
up after yourself. Leave the site (and our reputation as a
community) better than you found it.

Ticket prices will automatically increase over time.
purchase Sacred Earth Open Air tickets sooner than later For Best
Prices!
http://www.Psymbolic.com/boxoffice/?Event=Sacred_Earth

$50 & $55 Tickets have Sold Out
Limited $60 Advanced Tickets are Currently Available
then $65-$75 online / $85 gate

LIVE MUSIC ACTS:
Dust - Florence, Italy - (Looney-Moon Records)
Foam - Florence, Italy - (Looney-Moon Records)
The Flashbulb - Chicago, IL - (Alphabasic / Psymbolic)
Resonant Dawn - Seattle, WA - (Psymbolic)
Gift Culture - Austin, TX - (Psymbolic)
Artificial Life Preserver - Austin, TX - (Psymbolic)
The Wave Farmers - Austin, TX
Psymmetry - West Coast - (AT Records)
Dixon's Violin - Detroit, MI
Random - San Francisco, CA - (Full Circle)
Kabayun - Princeton, NJ - (Pixan / 2to6 Records)
Arahat - San Diego, CA - (Psycircle)
Primordial Ooze - WI/IL - (Anti-Shanti)
Shwex - Fort Collins, CO
Alpha Transit - Milwaukee, WI
Outersect - San Francisco, CA - (Beats & Pieces)
Aligning Minds - Asheville, NC - (Beats & Piece)
SkyTree - Everywhere, USA - (Subsynthesis)
sm0ke - Princeton, NJ - (Flappers Records / SYNC)
Indramit Kaur - Madison, WI
Astrolabe - Duluth, MN - (Cosmic EGG)
Dfectv - WI - (Audiognomes / Anomalistic)
Spycht - IA - (Chilluminati)
Suit & Tie Guy - Chillicothe, IL

DJ SETS:
Otkun - Morocco - (Zenon Records)
Tim McCall / Jirah - Seattle, WA - (Psymbolic / AT Records)
ATUM - Dallas, TX - (Thump / Astral Tribe / AT Records)
Blue Spectral Monkey - Portland, OR - (Interchill)
DJ NOD - Brixton, UK
Witchdokta - Mendo CA - (Full Circle)
LeoHawk - San Francisco, CA - (MightyQuinn)
Jeto - Los Angeles, CA
HardkorNate - Denver, CO - (Schnerp and Derp)
Hidroponik - San Diego, CA - (Psycircle)
Zita Zie - Chicago, IL - (Chicago TranceFormation)
Ekimskrid - Iowa - (Audiognomes / Anomalistic)
Miss Briana - Portland, OR

LOCAL & REGIONAL DJs:
Tommy Ruffingers - (CleverPillar)
Janna Blue - (Independent)
Scatter - (Chilluminati)
Machi - (Chilluminati)
Energon - (Chilluminati)
ProPsyLes - (Chilluminati)
PsychoHazzard - (Chilluminati)
Luminous Samael - (Audiognomes / Anomalistic)
DarkVirus - (Cosmic EGG)
Shai - (Chilluminati)
Strooya & Raja - (Independent)
Koru - (Chilluminati)
Toki - (Audiognomes)
Aktif - (Chilluminati)
Martyrs - (Cosmic EGG)
Caro - (Chilluminati)
Ascension - (Chilluminati)
Jagno Gaia - (Cosmic EGG)

ENVIRONMENTAL DECORATIONS:
Global Village - United Kingdom / Chicago, IL - (Psymbolic)
Energon & Koru - Chicago, IL - (Chilluminati)

SYNCHRONISTIC VISUAL ART:
Integrated Visions - NYC, NY - (Psymbolic)
PakaPaka Lightshow - Madison, WI - (Psymbolic)

FIRE DANCE & PERFORMANCE:
Pyrotechniq - Chicago, IL

++ A 3rd STAGE:
Showcasing Music Performances, Interactive Art & Workshops
hosted by Psymbolic & CleverPillar

Gate opens at NOON on Friday
(no registrations can be accepted before that time)
Ages 18+ only (no children per campground policy)

Advanced Tickets + Event Info:
http://www.SacredEarthOpenAir.com
http://www.Chilluminati.org
http://www.Psymbolic.com

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New podcast: MEMORABILIA. COLLECTING SOUNDS WITH... Ed Veenstra. Part II (Broken Music mix selection)

2012-05-22T00:41:25Z

*New podcast: MEMORABILIA. COLLECTING SOUNDS WITH... Ed Veenstra. Part II
*
A musical selection of some of the secret jewels found in Ed Veenstra's
record collection, specialised in Broken Music: records and paramusical
works produced by visual artists and other avant-garde creators.

Link: http://bit.ly/JkfdCi
MP3: http://bit.ly/JNcQuI
Related info: http://bit.ly/K5aG9q

*Music selected by Ed Veenstra. Mix produced by Genís Segarra
*
In the early sixties Milan Knížák began experimenting with vinyl records by
scratching, painting, burning or even breaking them. These fierce
treatments affected not only radically the original compositions but also
expanded the function of the records themselves. Because it was almost
impossible to transfer the distorted sounds to standard sheet music, Knížák
considered the records with all their cuts, paint, punched holes, glue and
scratches a new form of musical notation. Additionally the records became
art objects.

On February 18, 1988, Daadgalerie in Berlin opened its doors for Broken
Music. The exhibition, curated by Ursula Block and Michael Glasmeier,
featured objects, sleeves, and installations by visual artists with records
as main source. Many of the exhibited works featured sound by visual
artists. The exhibition catalogue containing theory, a historical overview
and an extensive and illustrated discography is still influential and an
asset for anyone interested in visual artists working with records as
medium and/or sound.

More than twenty years after the exhibition and the never reprinted
catalogue the term Broken Music managed to survive as a genre although its
definition seems to have narrowed down to just sound by visual artists.
This audio-selection is mainly focused on visual artists for whom sound is
an extension or component of their visual work. Some of the records you are
about to hear were chosen because they are extraordinary rare. Some are
here because they are. Ed Veenstra, 2011

*This show is a follow-up of the monograph on Ed Veenstra's sound
collection. You can find the previous episode here: MEMORABILIA. COLLECTING
SOUNDS WITH... Ed Veenstra. Part I *http://bit.ly/A7u1SG

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Re: Compilation of the six COMPOSING WITH PROCESS intros available so far

2012-05-22T00:26:33Z

There were some problems with the previous link.

This one should work:

http://rwm.macba.cat/uploads/twitter/cwpintros.zip

ps- We compiled the six COMPOSING WITH PROCESS intros in a zip file for
DJing or whatever!

On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 6:18 PM, Radio Web MACBA <rwm2008@...> wrote:

> COMPOSING WITH PROCESS: PERSPECTIVES ON GENERATIVE AND SYSTEMS MUSIC is a
> podcast series, curated by Mark Fell and Joe Gilmore, exploring generative
> approaches (including algorithmic, system-based, formalised and procedural)
> to composition and performance primarily in the context of experimental
> technologies and music practices of the latter part of the twentieth
> century and examines the use of determinacy and indeterminacy in music and
> how these relate to issues around control, automation and artistic
> intention. You can find the six episodes available so far here:
> http://rwm.macba.cat/en/composingwithprocess_tag
>
> We compiled the six COMPOSING WITH PROCESS intros in a zip file for DJing
> or whatever! http://rwm.macba.cat/uploads/twitter/cwp_intro.zip

Re: Sufi Plug Ins

2012-05-21T10:03:36Z

Oh man that looks nice, just wish they chose a more common platform
than max4live though...especially considering the extremely slow rate
of Ableton Live's development (yes I do use Live as my DAW)

- Joe Bentley

On 21 May 2012 15:30, Basma O <basma.o@...> wrote:

> I haven't really read too much about it, but the idea thought would
> interest some!
>
>
>
>
> On 21 May 2012 16:28, Basma O <basma.o@...> wrote:
>
>> http://www.beyond-digital.org/sufiplugins/
>>
>> The first *SUFI PLUG INS *were released on May 14, 2012. *SUFI PLUG INS
>> v.1* are a free suite of seven audio software tools for Ableton Live
>> (Max4Live). They include four software synthesizers hardwired to North
>> African maqam scales with quartertone tuning built-in, a device called
>> DEVOTION which lowers your computer’s volume 5 times a day during call to
>> prayer (presets include Agnostic, Fervent, Devout), and a drone machine.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>

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Re: Squarepusher UFabulum & Rich Devine Resp

2012-05-21T09:37:52Z

ma ma ma my my my yeah

checked out the gareth clarke stuff, eh... its okish... it sounds like a
bunch of old aphex twin tracks that didn't make the cut :)

On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 4:29 PM, Justin <ytbmusic@...> wrote:

> Anyone notice that Panic Massive on the Enstrobia EP sounds like a My
> Sharona? Maybe it's just me?
>
>
> On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 1:01 PM, kent williams <chaircrusher@...
> >wrote:
>
> > You can go on his Vimeo channel if you want to know where he gets his
> > sounds. Most of Risp sounds like it was created by sequencing in his
> > modular, where there are many signal sources feeding into the
> > sequencing. Rich is friends with the Autechre guys but I don't think
> > they sit around swapping sequencing tips. They both are big fans of
> > the Nord Modulars and patching up chaotic self-modulating sequencers.
> >
> > Varseop and the Drumcell remix of it are the most accessible. The
> > Drumcell remix is badass techno, and the original mix is a lot
> > groovier than Oxin2lin and Plonked Spectral.
> >
> > On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 2:55 PM, Clint Anderson <clinta@...>
> wrote:
> > > in fact just to be that way, based on the name 'plonk spectral' it
> almost
> > > sounds like he is using the resulting points of a spectral analysis of
> a
> > > sound to trigger percussion, which in fact is a bit like what gantz
> graf
> > > sounds like
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 2:53 PM, Clint Anderson <clinta@...>
> > wrote:
> > >>
> > >> heh, it DOES sound like late 90s autechre
> > >> in fact it sounds like something from gantz-graf confield period
> > >> same samples anyways, sounds like the same msp patches...
> > >> still, i like it
> > >>
> > >>
> > >>
> > >> On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 3:46 AM, CRAIG SIMPSON <
> craignorms@...>
> > >> wrote:
> > >>>
> > >>>
> > >>> new SP is mind blowing, love how it radically changes tone from red
> and
> > >>> blue onwards...
> > >>> devine's stuff for me, being totally honest, sounds like late 90s
> > >>> autechre that didnt make the cut
> > >>> (3rd track on that ep especially)
> > >>>
> > >>> > From: chaircrusher@...
> > >>> > Date: Thu, 17 May 2012 16:43:01 -0500
> > >>> > To: idm@...
> > >>> > Subject: [idm] Squarepusher UFabulum & Rich Devine Resp
> > >>> >
> > >>> > The new Squarepusher is the most melodically accessible thing he's
> > >>> > ever done, though it's still chock full of his mental
> > >>> > chop-it-uppiness. The level of detail in his tracks is
> > mind-boggling.
> > >>> >
> > >>> > Rich Devine's 'Resp' just came out today digital
> > >>> > https://www.beatport.com/release/risp-ep/915684 -- I'd love to
> have
> > >>> > the vinyl, but I need to get rid of a thousand or so records to
> make
> > >>> > room for new ones before I buy it.
> > >>> >
> > >>> > What distinguishes the music of both of these guys is utterly
> > original
> > >>> > sound design. Squarepusher is the master of the Eventide -- a lot
> of
> > >>> > those crazy sounds are his custom programs he uses to play bass
> > >>> > through. Rich "One Of Everything" Devine spends all day, every day
> > in
> > >>> > his studio patching together modular synths and all sorts of
> digital
> > >>> > toys, and his songs are assembled from literally hundreds of custom
> > >>> > sound events.
> > >>> >
> > >>> >
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> > >>>
> > >>
> > >>
> > >
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Re: Sufi Plug Ins

2012-05-21T07:30:05Z

I haven't really read too much about it, but the idea thought would
interest some!

On 21 May 2012 16:28, Basma O <basma.o@...> wrote:

> http://www.beyond-digital.org/sufiplugins/
>
> The first *SUFI PLUG INS *were released on May 14, 2012. *SUFI PLUG INS
> v.1* are a free suite of seven audio software tools for Ableton Live
> (Max4Live). They include four software synthesizers hardwired to North
> African maqam scales with quartertone tuning built-in, a device called
> DEVOTION which lowers your computer’s volume 5 times a day during call to
> prayer (presets include Agnostic, Fervent, Devout), and a drone machine.
>
>
>
>
>

Sufi Plug Ins

2012-05-21T07:28:32Z

http://www.beyond-digital.org/sufiplugins/

The first *SUFI PLUG INS *were released on May 14, 2012. *SUFI PLUG
INS v.1* are
a free suite of seven audio software tools for Ableton Live (Max4Live).
They include four software synthesizers hardwired to North African maqam
scales with quartertone tuning built-in, a device called DEVOTION which
lowers your computer’s volume 5 times a day during call to prayer (presets
include Agnostic, Fervent, Devout), and a drone machine.

Feature on William Basinski Disintegration Loops on Radiolab

2012-05-20T12:24:04Z

http://www.radiolab.org/2011/oct/04/everythingnothing/

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Re: Squarepusher UFabulum & Rich Devine Resp

2012-05-18T14:29:43Z

Anyone notice that Panic Massive on the Enstrobia EP sounds like a My
Sharona? Maybe it's just me?

On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 1:01 PM, kent williams <chaircrusher@...>wrote:

> You can go on his Vimeo channel if you want to know where he gets his
> sounds. Most of Risp sounds like it was created by sequencing in his
> modular, where there are many signal sources feeding into the
> sequencing. Rich is friends with the Autechre guys but I don't think
> they sit around swapping sequencing tips. They both are big fans of
> the Nord Modulars and patching up chaotic self-modulating sequencers.
>
> Varseop and the Drumcell remix of it are the most accessible. The
> Drumcell remix is badass techno, and the original mix is a lot
> groovier than Oxin2lin and Plonked Spectral.
>
> On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 2:55 PM, Clint Anderson <clinta@...> wrote:
> > in fact just to be that way, based on the name 'plonk spectral' it almost
> > sounds like he is using the resulting points of a spectral analysis of a
> > sound to trigger percussion, which in fact is a bit like what gantz graf
> > sounds like
> >
> >
> >
> > On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 2:53 PM, Clint Anderson <clinta@...>
> wrote:
> >>
> >> heh, it DOES sound like late 90s autechre
> >> in fact it sounds like something from gantz-graf confield period
> >> same samples anyways, sounds like the same msp patches...
> >> still, i like it
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 3:46 AM, CRAIG SIMPSON <craignorms@...>
> >> wrote:
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> new SP is mind blowing, love how it radically changes tone from red and
> >>> blue onwards...
> >>> devine's stuff for me, being totally honest, sounds like late 90s
> >>> autechre that didnt make the cut
> >>> (3rd track on that ep especially)
> >>>
> >>> > From: chaircrusher@...
> >>> > Date: Thu, 17 May 2012 16:43:01 -0500
> >>> > To: idm@...
> >>> > Subject: [idm] Squarepusher UFabulum & Rich Devine Resp
> >>> >
> >>> > The new Squarepusher is the most melodically accessible thing he's
> >>> > ever done, though it's still chock full of his mental
> >>> > chop-it-uppiness. The level of detail in his tracks is
> mind-boggling.
> >>> >
> >>> > Rich Devine's 'Resp' just came out today digital
> >>> > https://www.beatport.com/release/risp-ep/915684 -- I'd love to have
> >>> > the vinyl, but I need to get rid of a thousand or so records to make
> >>> > room for new ones before I buy it.
> >>> >
> >>> > What distinguishes the music of both of these guys is utterly
> original
> >>> > sound design. Squarepusher is the master of the Eventide -- a lot of
> >>> > those crazy sounds are his custom programs he uses to play bass
> >>> > through. Rich "One Of Everything" Devine spends all day, every day
> in
> >>> > his studio patching together modular synths and all sorts of digital
> >>> > toys, and his songs are assembled from literally hundreds of custom
> >>> > sound events.
> >>> >
> >>> > ---------------------------------------------------------------------
> >>> > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@...
> >>> > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@...
> >>> >
> >>>
> >>
> >>
> >
>
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Re: Squarepusher UFabulum & Rich Devine Resp

2012-05-18T13:01:37Z

You can go on his Vimeo channel if you want to know where he gets his
sounds. Most of Risp sounds like it was created by sequencing in his
modular, where there are many signal sources feeding into the
sequencing. Rich is friends with the Autechre guys but I don't think
they sit around swapping sequencing tips. They both are big fans of
the Nord Modulars and patching up chaotic self-modulating sequencers.

Varseop and the Drumcell remix of it are the most accessible. The
Drumcell remix is badass techno, and the original mix is a lot
groovier than Oxin2lin and Plonked Spectral.

On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 2:55 PM, Clint Anderson <clinta@...> wrote:

> in fact just to be that way, based on the name 'plonk spectral' it almost
> sounds like he is using the resulting points of a spectral analysis of a
> sound to trigger percussion, which in fact is a bit like what gantz graf
> sounds like
>
>
>
> On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 2:53 PM, Clint Anderson <clinta@...> wrote:
>>
>> heh, it DOES sound like late 90s autechre
>> in fact it sounds like something from gantz-graf confield period
>> same samples anyways, sounds like the same msp patches...
>> still, i like it
>>
>>
>>
>> On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 3:46 AM, CRAIG SIMPSON <craignorms@...>
>> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> new SP is mind blowing, love how it radically changes tone from red and
>>> blue onwards...
>>> devine's stuff for me, being totally honest, sounds like late 90s
>>> autechre that didnt make the cut
>>> (3rd track on that ep especially)
>>>
>>> > From: chaircrusher@...
>>> > Date: Thu, 17 May 2012 16:43:01 -0500
>>> > To: idm@...
>>> > Subject: [idm] Squarepusher UFabulum & Rich Devine Resp
>>> >
>>> > The new Squarepusher is the most melodically accessible thing he's
>>> > ever done, though it's still chock full of his mental
>>> > chop-it-uppiness. The level of detail in his tracks is mind-boggling.
>>> >
>>> > Rich Devine's 'Resp' just came out today digital
>>> > https://www.beatport.com/release/risp-ep/915684 -- I'd love to have
>>> > the vinyl, but I need to get rid of a thousand or so records to make
>>> > room for new ones before I buy it.
>>> >
>>> > What distinguishes the music of both of these guys is utterly original
>>> > sound design. Squarepusher is the master of the Eventide -- a lot of
>>> > those crazy sounds are his custom programs he uses to play bass
>>> > through. Rich "One Of Everything" Devine spends all day, every day in
>>> > his studio patching together modular synths and all sorts of digital
>>> > toys, and his songs are assembled from literally hundreds of custom
>>> > sound events.
>>> >
>>> > ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>>> > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@...
>>> > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@...
>>> >
>>>
>>
>>
>

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Re: Squarepusher UFabulum & Rich Devine Resp

2012-05-18T12:55:06Z

in fact just to be that way, based on the name 'plonk spectral' it almost
sounds like he is using the resulting points of a spectral analysis of a
sound to trigger percussion, which in fact is a bit like what gantz graf
sounds like

On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 2:53 PM, Clint Anderson <clinta@...> wrote:

> heh, it DOES sound like late 90s autechre
> in fact it sounds like something from gantz-graf confield period
> same samples anyways, sounds like the same msp patches...
> still, i like it
>
>
>
> On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 3:46 AM, CRAIG SIMPSON <craignorms@...>wrote:
>
>>
>> new SP is mind blowing, love how it radically changes tone from red and
>> blue onwards...
>> devine's stuff for me, being totally honest, sounds like late 90s
>> autechre that didnt make the cut
>> (3rd track on that ep especially)
>>
>> > From: chaircrusher@...
>> > Date: Thu, 17 May 2012 16:43:01 -0500
>> > To: idm@...
>> > Subject: [idm] Squarepusher UFabulum & Rich Devine Resp
>> >
>> > The new Squarepusher is the most melodically accessible thing he's
>> > ever done, though it's still chock full of his mental
>> > chop-it-uppiness. The level of detail in his tracks is mind-boggling.
>> >
>> > Rich Devine's 'Resp' just came out today digital
>> > https://www.beatport.com/release/risp-ep/915684 -- I'd love to have
>> > the vinyl, but I need to get rid of a thousand or so records to make
>> > room for new ones before I buy it.
>> >
>> > What distinguishes the music of both of these guys is utterly original
>> > sound design. Squarepusher is the master of the Eventide -- a lot of
>> > those crazy sounds are his custom programs he uses to play bass
>> > through. Rich "One Of Everything" Devine spends all day, every day in
>> > his studio patching together modular synths and all sorts of digital
>> > toys, and his songs are assembled from literally hundreds of custom
>> > sound events.
>> >
>> > ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>> > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@...
>> > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@...
>> >
>>
>>
>
>

Re: Squarepusher UFabulum & Rich Devine Resp

2012-05-18T12:53:40Z

heh, it DOES sound like late 90s autechre
in fact it sounds like something from gantz-graf confield period
same samples anyways, sounds like the same msp patches...
still, i like it

On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 3:46 AM, CRAIG SIMPSON <craignorms@...>wrote:

>
> new SP is mind blowing, love how it radically changes tone from red and
> blue onwards...
> devine's stuff for me, being totally honest, sounds like late 90s
> autechre that didnt make the cut
> (3rd track on that ep especially)
>
> > From: chaircrusher@...
> > Date: Thu, 17 May 2012 16:43:01 -0500
> > To: idm@...
> > Subject: [idm] Squarepusher UFabulum & Rich Devine Resp
> >
> > The new Squarepusher is the most melodically accessible thing he's
> > ever done, though it's still chock full of his mental
> > chop-it-uppiness. The level of detail in his tracks is mind-boggling.
> >
> > Rich Devine's 'Resp' just came out today digital
> > https://www.beatport.com/release/risp-ep/915684 -- I'd love to have
> > the vinyl, but I need to get rid of a thousand or so records to make
> > room for new ones before I buy it.
> >
> > What distinguishes the music of both of these guys is utterly original
> > sound design. Squarepusher is the master of the Eventide -- a lot of
> > those crazy sounds are his custom programs he uses to play bass
> > through. Rich "One Of Everything" Devine spends all day, every day in
> > his studio patching together modular synths and all sorts of digital
> > toys, and his songs are assembled from literally hundreds of custom
> > sound events.
> >
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pertin-nce blog update, free net releases & dj mixes

2012-05-18T10:28:40Z

hi!

i just updated the pertin-nce blog..
(many free net releases and dub techno stuff)

featuring releases and dj mixes by:

dubloop (lp)
michel plamondon (ep)
miniatura (v/a compilation)
bleep sequence (v/a compilation)
deep in dub (v/a compilation)
cyan (dj mix)
hemiptera (live pa)
bleupulp (live pa & dj mix)
phonaut (dj mix)
spag (dj mix)
laminat (dj mix)
dj x612 (dj mix)
CLMNTL (dj mix)
mon0 (ep)

check out, stream & download :

http://pertin-nce.blogspot.ca

peace out! - max

net label : pertin-nce.ca
me : soundcloud.com/bleupulp

radio.usine.netlabel.review.NOW!

2012-05-18T10:16:43Z

netlabel.review.from.now.to.09pm.gmt+1
only.free.music

on.radio-usine.net

with the visit of the Mapping Festival team, which starts its last weekend (http://mappingfestival.ch)
they will be tuned @8pm approximately, with Rombeads et Mika Ventura.
http://bit.ly/MrZF43
http://bit.ly/LeqK4S

welcome!

lalex

http://twitter.com/radiousine
chat:
http://www.radio-usine.net/siteweb/chat/
netlabels review:
http://review.audioactivity.net
radio archives:
http://www.radio-usine.net/siteweb/emissions/audioactivity-crew-nosteps/

playlist:
Num. Artist Title Time
1 [mikra] 13. 01:01
2 Flavien Gillié La Pelouse Devient Jardin 11:05
3 LOWdown Cop A Feel 03:00
4 Fanta Stika Nii Ma Teen (Bigtime edit) 03:10
5 Xherón Pa´siempre (Con Filósofos de sofá) 04:08
6 Pompier Photographie de l'instant 03:32
7 Charlestan & Mono Shao Outro/bonus 12:21
8 Tab Calm Before The Storm (Featuring Elle Rose) 02:46
9 Monokle & Galun Happy Sun 03:02
10 Shan-A-Shan Melodica Time (Cut Session) 05:12
11 Jideh High Melodica Time (Sound System Style) 04:44
12 02_UZUL feat BEN SHARPA_FIIYAWORKS_IOTv2_01_Bside 05:00
13 Underiu$ Corestep 02:50
14 Kodek Phatty Grandma Smokin Rubber 04:01
15 Symbol Of Subversion Manifeste 03:36
16 Dissolved Go Fuck Yourself 02:31
17 Collapse Roma a Mano Armata 03:46
18 SxFxTxC USUFTUTZU 02:02
19 Louis Lingg and The Bombs School Bell 02:31
20 Psilodump Psilodumputer (Dorothy's Magic Bag Rock Me-Mix) 02:24
21 3. Marie-douleur 03:38
22 Wood Spider Shifting Gears 04:50
23 Alphabet Toxic wave 04:39
24 Antioche Kirm Makz zilem kadozzz 03:33
25 AFX Knievel 00:27
26 collage 01:19
27 Anklepants-Reecard Farché icky Wicky lollie pop (new fan dangle) 04:20
28 The O.P. Ydfuhgel (ver.1.02) 01:53
29 2methylbulbe1ol Random Access 04:41
30 Qebrus ArgQ 02:42
31 Metalloid Solo Runner Tellurium ants night attack 04:16
32 AFX Elephant Song 06:21
33 Blutspan Kryptophagia (LOTHUS Remix) 03:09
34 Forelle für submarine Aktivitäten Teufelszeug 09:58
35 The Ghost Of 3.13 Serotonin 04:01
36 Gestalt OrchestrA Eclat de Roboam 00:04
37 Chromatic L'amour dans le coeur 01:50
38 Cactus On Fire feat. Baba Brinkman Pension Tension 02:34
39 Exit! Number One In Town (Feat. Cutkill) 01:22
40 Nimble Shaking Riches Out Of The Cosmos 02:21
41 Gestalt OrchestrA Radical Dada 05:57
42 d'incise-ludger hennig-jonas kocher-sciss daß die Kruste der Erde sich anschickte, ein Gemenge von disparaten Formen zu werden 17:04
43 Belkastrelka Nyanyian Pengantin feat. Iwan Aryanto 01:40
44 Aidan Knight Sorrows 00:47
45 AFX Untitled 00:10
46 Materia Confusa Strange Loop 07:34
47 Visciera Outline Of An Inexorable Mind 03:40
48 Neon Zoo The Voyeur 06:54
49 ATros BoXon Internement 02:10
50 Gestalt OrchestrA O Clair de la lune mon âme est perdue 03:07
51 Chromatic Des abeilles sur un visage en larmes 01:50
52 Archive Mind Tick To Tock 02:58
53 15 Flavia 04:56
54 Poodleplay Arkestra Metal For Blue Sky Thinkers 03:05
55 All The Lost Souls Untitled IV 09:32
56 Chertsey Cricket Club Weren't They Terrorists? 00:56
57 07 - lonesome sky 04:16
58 Aidan Knight Eyelid Clicks 02:00
59 Otra Carpeta 4.6Civao 03:48
60 Letna Crossing the Bridge (Novisad) 05:19
61 Meteer Codex Tempera Magnificat 06:58
62 Chromatic Le calme avant la tempête 02:00
63 Nasienie How To Say Goodbye 16:23
64 Chapel Song 07:03
65 Logic Moon Surreal Garden 04:40
66 Ice Guild Kaiser Weathered Dollhouse 03:44
67 Gestalt OrchestrA Hoax of Freedom 00:31
68 Gestalt OrchestrA Hoax of Freedom II 00:39
69 Op Track 1 01:38
70 Op Track 22 01:44
71 Op Track 23 02:30
72 Op Track 24 01:47
73 Op Track 26 03:55
74 Op Track 27 00:50
75 Op Track 36 02:02
76 Static Blank Paper 05:53

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RE: Squarepusher UFabulum & Rich Devine Resp

2012-05-18T06:32:05Z

I agree, the new Devine stuff is more suited as modular tech demos rather than being interesting to listen to. The new sp is awesome, best stuff since go plastic and ultravisitor. This and the new Gareth Clarke makes for a great year of drill n bass

-Veqtor

Skickat från min Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY

CRAIG SIMPSON <craignorms@...> skrev:

>
>new SP is mind blowing, love how it radically changes tone from red and blue onwards...
>devine's stuff for me, being totally honest, sounds like late 90s autechre that didnt make the cut
>(3rd track on that ep especially)
>
>> From: chaircrusher@...
>> Date: Thu, 17 May 2012 16:43:01 -0500
>> To: idm@...
>> Subject: [idm] Squarepusher UFabulum & Rich Devine Resp
>>
>> The new Squarepusher is the most melodically accessible thing he's
>> ever done, though it's still chock full of his mental
>> chop-it-uppiness. The level of detail in his tracks is mind-boggling.
>>
>> Rich Devine's 'Resp' just came out today digital
>> https://www.beatport.com/release/risp-ep/915684 -- I'd love to have
>> the vinyl, but I need to get rid of a thousand or so records to make
>> room for new ones before I buy it.
>>
>> What distinguishes the music of both of these guys is utterly original
>> sound design. Squarepusher is the master of the Eventide -- a lot of
>> those crazy sounds are his custom programs he uses to play bass
>> through. Rich "One Of Everything" Devine spends all day, every day in
>> his studio patching together modular synths and all sorts of digital
>> toys, and his songs are assembled from literally hundreds of custom
>> sound events.
>>
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Re: Squarepusher UFabulum & Rich Devine Resp

2012-05-18T06:09:56Z

it is sort of lucky for us that someone that talented decided to make music
that dosent suck

On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 3:46 AM, CRAIG SIMPSON <craignorms@...>wrote:

RE: Squarepusher UFabulum & Rich Devine Resp

2012-05-18T01:46:59Z

new SP is mind blowing, love how it radically changes tone from red and blue onwards...
devine's stuff for me, being totally honest, sounds like late 90s autechre that didnt make the cut
(3rd track on that ep especially)

> From: chaircrusher@...
> Date: Thu, 17 May 2012 16:43:01 -0500
> To: idm@...
> Subject: [idm] Squarepusher UFabulum & Rich Devine Resp
>
> The new Squarepusher is the most melodically accessible thing he's
> ever done, though it's still chock full of his mental
> chop-it-uppiness. The level of detail in his tracks is mind-boggling.
>
> Rich Devine's 'Resp' just came out today digital
> https://www.beatport.com/release/risp-ep/915684 -- I'd love to have
> the vinyl, but I need to get rid of a thousand or so records to make
> room for new ones before I buy it.
>
> What distinguishes the music of both of these guys is utterly original
> sound design. Squarepusher is the master of the Eventide -- a lot of
> those crazy sounds are his custom programs he uses to play bass
> through. Rich "One Of Everything" Devine spends all day, every day in
> his studio patching together modular synths and all sorts of digital
> toys, and his songs are assembled from literally hundreds of custom
> sound events.
>
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Squarepusher UFabulum & Rich Devine Resp

2012-05-17T14:43:01Z

The new Squarepusher is the most melodically accessible thing he's
ever done, though it's still chock full of his mental
chop-it-uppiness. The level of detail in his tracks is mind-boggling.

Rich Devine's 'Resp' just came out today digital
https://www.beatport.com/release/risp-ep/915684 -- I'd love to have
the vinyl, but I need to get rid of a thousand or so records to make
room for new ones before I buy it.

What distinguishes the music of both of these guys is utterly original
sound design. Squarepusher is the master of the Eventide -- a lot of
those crazy sounds are his custom programs he uses to play bass
through. Rich "One Of Everything" Devine spends all day, every day in
his studio patching together modular synths and all sorts of digital
toys, and his songs are assembled from literally hundreds of custom
sound events.

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RE: squarepusher fanboyism

2012-05-17T14:28:53Z

Cheers

> From: mskinn03@...
> To: clinta@...
> CC: idm@...
> Date: Thu, 17 May 2012 06:35:41 -0400
> Subject: Re: [idm] squarepusher fanboyism
>
> Have not gotten around to listening to her new show yet, but figured you might want to check it out sooner rather than later...squarepusher interview and mix at the top.
>
> http://www.mixcloud.com/MaryAnneHobbs/
>
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Conversation with Jonny Trunk on his record collection (specialised on film and library music)

2012-05-17T05:39:16Z

*Conversation with Jonny Trunk on his sound collection
*
Link: http://bit.ly/KhNsK8
PDF: http://bit.ly/JTjEXg

This is a conversation by email with record collector Jonny Trunk, which
took place on April-May 2012, to prepare a monograph on his library music
collection.

Jonny Trunk founded the label Trunk Records in 1995, and it soon gained a
cult following as a result of its specialisation in unpublished jazz
recordings and film and television soundtracks. Trunk Records was the first
label to feature non-commercial library music, a genre that Trunk has
written about extensively. Trunk hosts a radio programme at London radio
station Resonance FM, and he regularly DJs around the world. He began
collecting records around 1982, but rather than focusing on traditional
record stores, he chose to comb second hand outlets and street markets. It
didn’t take long for him to realise that his obsession was not pop music or
modern sounds, but film soundtracks and television music. His record
collection now consists of around six thousand LPs and his library music
collection focuses on the period from 1966 to 1978 and exhaustively
explores british, french, italian and german productions.

Follow us at http://twitter.com/Radio_Web_MACBA

Re: (fixed link) Compilation of the six COMPOSING WITH PROCESS intros available so far

2012-05-17T05:35:04Z

Oh dear! Same problem again. This link should really work!

We compiled the six COMPOSING WITH PROCESS intros in a zip file for DJing
or whatever!
http://rwm.macba.cat/uploads/twitter/cwp_intros.zip

Sorry for any inconvenience caused and thanks to Guy Birkin for letting us
know!

On Thu, May 17, 2012 at 8:43 AM, Radio Web MACBA <rwm2008@...> wrote:

> COMPOSING WITH PROCESS: PERSPECTIVES ON GENERATIVE AND SYSTEMS MUSIC is a
> podcast series, curated by Mark Fell and Joe Gilmore, exploring generative
> approaches (including algorithmic, system-based, formalised and procedural)
> to composition and performance primarily in the context of experimental
> technologies and music practices of the latter part of the twentieth
> century and examines the use of determinacy and indeterminacy in music and
> how these relate to issues around control, automation and artistic
> intention. You can find the six episodes available so far here:
> http://rwm.macba.cat/en/composingwithprocess_tag
>
> We compiled the six COMPOSING WITH PROCESS intros in a zip file for DJing
> or whatever!
> http://rwm.macba.cat/uploads/twitter/cwp_intros.zip<http://rwm.macba.cat/uploads/twitter/cwp_intro.zip>
> (fixed link)
>
> ps. Thanks to Scot Gresham-Lancaster for letting us know
>

Re: squarepusher fanboyism

2012-05-17T03:35:41Z

Have not gotten around to listening to her new show yet, but figured you might want to check it out sooner rather than later...squarepusher interview and mix at the top.

http://www.mixcloud.com/MaryAnneHobbs/

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(fixed link) Compilation of the six COMPOSING WITH PROCESS intros available so far

2012-05-16T23:43:06Z

COMPOSING WITH PROCESS: PERSPECTIVES ON GENERATIVE AND SYSTEMS MUSIC is a
podcast series, curated by Mark Fell and Joe Gilmore, exploring generative
approaches (including algorithmic, system-based, formalised and procedural)
to composition and performance primarily in the context of experimental
technologies and music practices of the latter part of the twentieth
century and examines the use of determinacy and indeterminacy in music and
how these relate to issues around control, automation and artistic
intention. You can find the six episodes available so far here:
http://rwm.macba.cat/en/composingwithprocess_tag

We compiled the six COMPOSING WITH PROCESS intros in a zip file for DJing
or whatever!
http://rwm.macba.cat/uploads/twitter/cwp_intros.zip<http://rwm.macba.cat/uploads/twitter/cwp_intro.zip>
(fixed link)

ps. Thanks to Scot Gresham-Lancaster for letting us know

squarepusher fanboyism

2012-05-16T19:08:07Z

http://www.xlr8r.com/features/2012/05/high-five-squarepusher

squarepusher asked to name his top 5 jungle tunes names 'the first that
come to mind'
he gives an interesting explanation of how he encountered each one and what
he liked about it though, interesting
good tunes too

Compilation of the six COMPOSING WITH PROCESS intros available so far

2012-05-15T09:18:11Z

COMPOSING WITH PROCESS: PERSPECTIVES ON GENERATIVE AND SYSTEMS MUSIC is a
podcast series, curated by Mark Fell and Joe Gilmore, exploring generative
approaches (including algorithmic, system-based, formalised and procedural)
to composition and performance primarily in the context of experimental
technologies and music practices of the latter part of the twentieth
century and examines the use of determinacy and indeterminacy in music and
how these relate to issues around control, automation and artistic
intention. You can find the six episodes available so far here:
http://rwm.macba.cat/en/composingwithprocess_tag

We compiled the six COMPOSING WITH PROCESS intros in a zip file for DJing
or whatever! http://rwm.macba.cat/uploads/twitter/cwp_intro.zip

Re: is there like an Online DJing/mixing website!?

2012-05-15T00:06:49Z

http://twoyoutubevideosandamotherfuckingcrossfader.com/

On 14 May 2012 17:02, Clint Anderson <clinta@...> wrote:

> dude thats awesome
>
> Clint Anderson
> Systems Engineer
>
>
>
> On Sat, May 12, 2012 at 2:48 PM, A. Arentia Goofinoff <meatsock@...
> >wrote:
>
> > speaking of youtube playlists have you seen roll.io? i copypastad
> > discogs top 100 acid tracks into this little guy who gets me through
> > the day at work:
> > http://roll.io/#nrqD!0
> >
> > On Sat, May 12, 2012 at 3:43 PM, Basma O <basma.o@...> wrote:
> > > where you could when ever you feel inspired from any laptop mix your
> > > uploaded tracklist OR even your youtube's [or any] playlist (if such
> > thing
> > > exists) !??
> > >
> > > would be a good cure for random low attention species like myself who
> > often
> > > feel the desire to mix great music of timlines in random locations to
> > > remind themselves of their own sensate focusing techniques! ;ppp....
> > >
> > > n e waay, I hope there is, and if so pls put up the lampshade on it
> > > anyone?!
> > >
> > > thx.
> > >
> > > a little humble virtual-mix from me to you:
> > > listen and start fading out at min-1 of this track, for a little mix
> from
> > > me to you , make sure u start it on top of any track you were already
> > > playing [not alone], and jump back where ever you want after it as
> slooo
> > as
> > > you want... ;p :
> > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIcpn_JGlqg&feature=related
> >
> >
> >
> > --
> > "Never Explain, Never Complain"
> > -- Cole Porter
> > "If one would give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest
> > man, I would find something in them to have him hanged."
> > -- Cardinal Richelieu
> > ----
> >
> > pete lastname
> > meatsock@...
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Re: is there like an Online DJing/mixing website!?

2012-05-14T08:02:16Z

dude thats awesome

Clint Anderson
Systems Engineer

On Sat, May 12, 2012 at 2:48 PM, A. Arentia Goofinoff <meatsock@...>wrote:

> speaking of youtube playlists have you seen roll.io? i copypastad
> discogs top 100 acid tracks into this little guy who gets me through
> the day at work:
> http://roll.io/#nrqD!0
>
> On Sat, May 12, 2012 at 3:43 PM, Basma O <basma.o@...> wrote:
> > where you could when ever you feel inspired from any laptop mix your
> > uploaded tracklist OR even your youtube's [or any] playlist (if such
> thing
> > exists) !??
> >
> > would be a good cure for random low attention species like myself who
> often
> > feel the desire to mix great music of timlines in random locations to
> > remind themselves of their own sensate focusing techniques! ;ppp....
> >
> > n e waay, I hope there is, and if so pls put up the lampshade on it
> > anyone?!
> >
> > thx.
> >
> > a little humble virtual-mix from me to you:
> > listen and start fading out at min-1 of this track, for a little mix from
> > me to you , make sure u start it on top of any track you were already
> > playing [not alone], and jump back where ever you want after it as slooo
> as
> > you want... ;p :
> > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIcpn_JGlqg&feature=related
>
>
>
> --
> "Never Explain, Never Complain"
> -- Cole Porter
> "If one would give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest
> man, I would find something in them to have him hanged."
> -- Cardinal Richelieu
> ----
>
> pete lastname
> meatsock@...
>
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Lecture on collecting library music, by Jonny Trunk: May 16, 9 pm. MACBA Auditorium. Free admission

2012-05-14T04:26:28Z

*Lecture on collecting library music, by Jonny Trunk: May 16, 9 pm. MACBA
Auditorium. Free admission
*
Teaser: http://rwm.macba.cat/en/extra/teaser_memorabilia_jonny_trunk/capsula

In this hybrid lecture/audition, Jonny Trunk will be sharing his collection
of library music records, which he started in 1982 and now contains around
6000 LPs. Also known as *sonorizzazioni*, the term library music
encompasses the audio productions made for professional use in the context
of film, television and radio. This exciting musical underworld is part of
the collective imagination, and yet it remains practically unknown to the
general public.

Jonny Trunk founded the label Trunk Records in 1995, and it soon gained a
cult following as a result of its specialisation in unpublished jazz
recordings and film and television soundtracks. Trunk Records was the first
label to feature non-commercial "library music", a genre that Trunk has
written about extensively. Trunk hosts a radio programme at London radio
station Resonance FM, and he regularly DJs around the world. He began
collecting records around 1982, but rather than focusing on traditional
record stores, he chose to comb second hand outlets and street markets. It
didn't take long for him to realise that his obsession was not pop music or
modern sounds, but film soundtracks and television music. His record
collection now consists of around six thousand LPs.

More info: http://www.macba.cat/en/lecture-memorabilia

RE: Re: Out Of Office

2012-05-14T01:55:09Z

You're totally right about that, sorry guys and girls and the occasional
leprechaun. I'm now unsubscribed from the list.

Grz

Best Regards,

Wouter Wiegeraad
Promotion
Mascot Label Group
Tel: +31 10 5120384
Mob: +31 6 41515353
PO Box 231
2650 AV
Berkel & Rodenrijs

Mascot Labelgroup.com

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Sent: vrijdag 11 mei 2012 17:52
To: wouter@...
Cc: IDM
Subject: [idm] Re: Out Of Office

yeah, second time, for a whole week, again.... super annoying..

On Fri, May 11, 2012 at 10:46 AM, <wouter@...> wrote:

> I'll be on holiday this week, will be back on Monday May 14th.
>
> I will not read and reply email between May 7 and 11th.
>
> Evert Wubben will take care of urgent matters:
> promo@...
>
> Thanks, talk to you soon!
>
>
>

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Re: is there like an Online DJing/mixing website!?

2012-05-12T12:48:36Z

speaking of youtube playlists have you seen roll.io? i copypastad
discogs top 100 acid tracks into this little guy who gets me through
the day at work:
http://roll.io/#nrqD!0

On Sat, May 12, 2012 at 3:43 PM, Basma O <basma.o@...> wrote:

> where you could when ever you feel inspired from any laptop mix your
> uploaded tracklist OR even your youtube's [or any] playlist (if such thing
> exists) !??
>
> would be a good cure for random low attention species like myself who often
> feel the desire to mix great music of timlines in random locations to
> remind themselves of their own sensate focusing techniques! ;ppp....
>
> n e waay, I hope there is, and if so pls put up the lampshade on it
> anyone?!
>
> thx.
>
> a little humble virtual-mix from me to you:
> listen and start fading out at min-1 of this track, for a little mix from
> me to you , make sure u start it on top of any track you were already
> playing [not alone], and jump back where ever you want after it as slooo as
> you want... ;p :
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIcpn_JGlqg&feature=related

--
"Never Explain, Never Complain"
-- Cole Porter
"If one would give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest
man, I would find something in them to have him hanged."
-- Cardinal Richelieu
----

pete lastname
meatsock@...

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is there like an Online DJing/mixing website!?

2012-05-12T12:43:06Z

where you could when ever you feel inspired from any laptop mix your
uploaded tracklist OR even your youtube's [or any] playlist (if such thing
exists) !??

would be a good cure for random low attention species like myself who often
feel the desire to mix great music of timlines in random locations to
remind themselves of their own sensate focusing techniques! ;ppp....

n e waay, I hope there is, and if so pls put up the lampshade on it
anyone?!

thx.

a little humble virtual-mix from me to you:
listen and start fading out at min-1 of this track, for a little mix from
me to you , make sure u start it on top of any track you were already
playing [not alone], and jump back where ever you want after it as slooo as
you want... ;p :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIcpn_JGlqg&feature=related

downliners sekt!

2012-05-11T18:36:10Z

Creative Commons Free Downloads. Imagine the cool parts of Witch
House, Dub, Burial, and Pansonic all rolled into one.

http://downliners-sekt.com/

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Re: sensate focus (mark fell)

2012-05-11T10:14:01Z

Thanks for the tip! Mark rarely disappoints.

On Fri, May 11, 2012 at 10:45 AM, Clint Anderson <clinta@...> wrote:

> anyone check out these two tracks, x and y, from mark fell under his
> Sensate Focus name?
> great great great old school detroit style scombined with the excellent
> rhythms of mark fell, 10 minutes each track, a bargain for $2
> wonderful release, reminds me of some old jeff mills or something with
> fresh new sounds and rhythms...
>
> Clint Anderson
> Systems Engineer
>

Re: Out Of Office

2012-05-11T08:51:46Z

yeah, second time, for a whole week, again.... super annoying..

On Fri, May 11, 2012 at 10:46 AM, <wouter@...> wrote: