damon
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Oberon and Beamish are still going Strong:)
Really? When I was leavin Europe in 2000 Oberon latests "Faerieland" mixes were nothing but technoish stuff. What are they spinning now? I'd like to catch Oberon during my next visit in London heh.
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If I remember correct most of "his" tracks are written by his buddy (forgot the name) and Timo admitted it long time ago ....
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Used to spin it back in late 90s .... Smitten, Stay Up Forever, Routemaster, Boscaland, Hazchem, some releases on Choci's Chewns .... ah... those memories. Too bad nowadays a lot of those records cost fortune (yes I still buy old school acid techno records).
The beginning of the whole nu/hard nrg movement was also the shit (before it burnt out and stupid uk hard house took over and became mainstream): Tinrib, Alien Trax, Do Not Bend, Phoenix Uprising, Chug'N'Bump, One Inch, ....
And then the last one: uplifting trance (before Tiesto became a god hehehehe): Pendragon, Escape From Samsara, Antiworld etc. parties. with Marc Sinclar, Juno, Jace, Darren Shambala, Oberon, Beamish ......
Those were the years I was mad@psytrance cause minimal trance took over old goa movement
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Damn!
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A lot of good stuff (dark, heavy, dirty, noisy and psychedelic dubstep, slow breakz) can be found on www.addictech.com
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Ello
Now it's my turn
Flew in with wife on Thursday, went to the hotel (Thanks Senobyte! ), met Skeletonman (what an asshole ) and Psyman (it was a blast!). Got some old cheap cider had some drinks and went to bed. Next day spent@Camden Town, picked up tix for both parties, ate great food@inSpiral Lounge, met more friends, came back to hotel, got drunk on the way to the Roundhouse, got surprised by the dog@the gate sniffing for "treats" (never seen anything like that@the party - is it common now?), had a blast@concert (although I think something was missing .... wasn't as magical as I was expecting it's going to be), booed with the rest for no 2nd encore , walked down to Scala (Skeleton is a great preacher :D ), got shocked when we saw that fuckin' line, smoked a few while walking/waiting (Thanks S!) , finally got inside, catched Noons, Ott and X-Dream (fuckin' A!), came back to hotel, slept all day, went to inSpiral Lounge again for Alex Patterson dj set (got drunk and enjoyed his reggae shit), blacked out on the way back , woke up with hangover, left hotel 3 hrs before our departure, was late for hour flight (shit!), had to fly in to another city in Poland.
But it was worth it!
Great time in London after 10 years of my absence
According to the guy@Access All Areas who was handling tickets/wine redistribution (anyone know his name?) they are planning on bringing Shpongle Live concert to Ozora in 2009 (shhh it's a secret ).
And hang drum dude is Manu Delago (www.manudelago.com) - the greatest hang drum player imho I'm so happy that Simon got him on the board - love the sound of hang.
Peace
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Where are my cds dude?
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Great gig@Earthdance
When is Suntrip gonna release your full album?
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Where's Devious?
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Are you not coming or what? Wtf?
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dude thats a sheep ranch.
and that lake is an artificial reservoir filled with runoff from that activity as well as all of ours.
boom bug was probably waterborne not airborne as claimed by the orgs...
Good to know. Any other advices for newcomer?
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Exactly. Even if you don't think you're going to sell more than 500 copies of a CD it does no harm to leave open your options of printing more if there is enough demand, or at the very least of putting it up for download somewhere - I don't know how much that costs to do but I can't imagine it costs much.
Easy to say
I don't think labels have so much free cash thay can afford to freeze in a product that may sell out withing few years ....especially those who release more than 1 album per year
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I am just curious though. If manufacturers will print a minimum of 1000 then why would anyone limit their CDs to less than 1000.
I guess there is a price break at 1000, not that 1000 is the minimum anyone can order. Small pressing companies would also be shooting themselves in the foot if they refused service to people who wanted 300 CDs.
I think we can only keep guessing untill some label owner decides to spill the beans
Limiting CDs though I still don't get. The album wight unexpectedly be really popular but the label will never smell the cash they could have had. Maybe Somnia don't shift 777 copies but what if they released something extraordinary & the demand was huge with the 777 selling out & 1000s more emailing queries about how to get it. Would they just say "Sorry, it's limited, take your money elsewhere"?
I know the chances of this happening are small but still, you never know. How much did Are You Shpongled? sell? 10,000 copies or something? It could happen again
Physical cd - I don't think so :D Digital downloads - maybe.
And I don't personally think we will see any such a groundbreaking release in the near future
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of course they can do whatever they want. But business wise it doesnt make any sense. Especially in a small market like chill out. Its dead money laying on the table.
If Evan can't sell 777 copies why he should bother with manufacturing 1000? (I'm guessing his Native State Rec. cds are being sold in quantities <1000 too ).
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euhm..... burning man?
Hell no
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300- 1000?
but that is besides the point. Which is an attic full with 223 cd's that they cant possibly sell because they limited themselves to 777 Not that anyone could really check if they sold 777 or 1000...
According to Evan only some releases are near to be sold out (of course you won't get EXACT numbers but something is telling me he doesn't lie ).
Also I read recently an interview with Per Kristian Slagsvold (PKS) from Chilltribe Rec. and he confirmed he prints 1000 copies of each release and NEVER sells out ....plus ... why a label owners can't do whatever they want to do?
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Raphaël Marionneau (the guy behind "Le Cafe/Voyage/Classic/E'te Abstrait" series throws his parties@Hamburg's planetarium as well:
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The 777 copies is just a joke i think. The minimum you can print usually is 1000. So what are they gonna go? Put 223 copies on the attic?
Do you know how many copies of average ambient/chill cd are being sold nowadays?
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1. Vinyl (till the end of the world )
2. CD
3. Digital (don't care if it's wav, flac or high quality mp3)
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Probably I'll get a lot of shit for this but: maybe you should just give them LSD?
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I hope there are EARLY trains on Sunday cause my plane departs@7AM
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Yeah Opus Iriudium's 2nd cd is great. Materia Musica comp. has also a lot of good music....
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Oh one more: Isaak Hypnotizer - Freedom (Space Tepee)
Acid Techno
in Other Electronica
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NYE@Tyssen Street then New Year's party@Fridge in 1999 were one ofe the best parties I've ever attended. Anyone remember Rodrigue Paciornik who was playing live drums during Mark Sinclar's set@NEY's party@Theatre Factory?