From: pushin' boundaries (jack_at_mountaincable.net)
Date: 2003-03-10 21:50:42
werd to the homeland.. wonderful to hear there is great stuff going on in
magyarorszag.. (sp? :P).. i wish i knew that when i was there.. the hippest
thing happening during my stay in budapest was the brunch at the hilton on
sundays..
ron
-----Original Message-----
From: Crate Soul Brothers <keyser_at_freemail.hu>
To: acid-jazz_at_ucsd.edu <acid-jazz_at_ucsd.edu>
Date: Monday, March 10, 2003 8:54 AM
Subject: [acid-jazz] Crate Soul Brothers (Budapest) newsletter #100: Good
News From Hungary
>Crate Soul Brothers newsletter #100: Good News From Hungary
>
>Newsflash 10. March 2003
>
>Our dearest friends!
>
>After long weeks of silence we are back with a celebrational issue of the
Crate Soul Brothers Newsletter. It's the 100th time we send our message in
hundreds of virtual bottles to people who care. Our main aim with the
newsletters has always been informing the hip world about what goes on in
Budapest (or wherever our journey happens to take us) that escapes the eye
of mainstream media. We always ignored the hype and focused on seemingly
small but - for us at least - enormously important beats, musicians, events
and tendencies.
>
>Our quest was solemn at first, but surprisingly soon we soon found many
others sharing the same passion about music, travelling the same waves,
living and loving by the same un-written rules. This way the newsletter
thing became a source of inspiration for us as well, a way of getting in
touch with people with a similar mind-set. We are thus more than grateful to
all of you who have subscribed, read and asked questions or passed on
information in exchange. All of you whom we later met by a set of 1200s or
in small cafes or in the privacy of friendly homes or in dusty basement
stores (those crate digging sessions will never be forgotten). All of you
who have never met us for a moment but still care to recieve our newsletters
no matter in what form or how irregularly they might arrive. Thanks again
and keep on keeping on!
>
>We have been quiet for a while now and that was of course with a reason.
Both of us are very busy with our daytime jobs and at the same time we both
do our best to get our events started, get our radio back on air, get some
music finished. We know that you have all experienced periods in your lives
when everything seemed to race downhill, everything seemed to be out of
control for good and all the road-signs were randomly turned around by mean
spirits. We are just coming back from this swamp of things falling apart and
as by a magic touch everything seems to go in the right direction. (We need
tons of wood to knock on!)
>
>First of all, the live band of dZihan & Kamien has played a great gig a
week ago in Budapest! Thanks to Tilos Radio for taking the financial risk in
such trying times, the Austrian Cultural Forum for their generous support
and everybody who made this night happen!
>
>By the time you read this, Tilos Radio (and thus our shows) will finally be
back on air after long months of searching for the right way in a labirynth
of technical, legal and financial problems. This is more than just good
news. We haven't really felt at home in Budapest since our temporary
broadcast licence was taken more than two years ago. Finally there is a
station in Budapest we can listen to. Free from commercials and commercial
approaches, political propaganda and ambitously empty talk radio blah-blah.
Finally we'll be directly connected to our scene. To our people.
>
>Our monthly nights will also re-start soon after months of searching for
the appropriate venue. We have hopefully found it and teamed up with Suhaid
(one of our best friends in Budapest, a great dj and promoter of the amazing
Jazz Turbulance events) to give it a new twist. For now, we'll keep further
details secret, but quite soon you'll all know where it's at!
>
>And what about the newsletters you might ask. Will they be more frequent?
Who knows. Our lives as our dj sets will remain hectic, so we might miss a
week or two again, but we are sure you are heavily overloaded with
information anyhow. Maybe too overloaded to even read those that get posted.
Maybe we'll take Dom Servini's advice to write more about "recipes and porn
and less stuff about that dodgy music that noone likes anyway..." :) Maybe
we'll leave cyberspace soon as telepathy will be the next big thing
(probably by the time we reach #200 that is).
>
>We'll still working on the methods and might just further develop the ways
of Telepathic Fish, the early '90s London chill out party series. Chantal
Passemonde, one of the promoters, remembers how it all started:
>
>"It happened one day when Kevin went to get some dope off this real bizarre
Rastafarian in Brixton. He had this whole theory about feeding the five
thousand. It was all very unclear, but it was about taking the fish and
making it a part of you. It becomes part of your mind and your spirit, and
somehow it is linked up with telepathy. How, I still don't know. They were
all tripping at the time so we never managed to get the complete story. What
they did was this bizarre ritual of swallowing a goldfish. "
>
>In David Toop (1995): Ocean of Sound, London: Serpent's Tail
>
>Keep on fishing for bizarre thoughts till next week!
>
>Keyser & Shuriken (Crate Soul Brothers)
>
>Playlist
>Tilos Radio (http://tilos.hu)
>A barazdan is csomot (Crate Soul Brothers radio show)
>(22-00h 06. 03. 2003) - DJ: Keyser
>
>Listen (archived till the next show):
>24 kbps: http://tilos.hu/ogg/lo/Thursday/2200.m3u
>96 kbps: http://tilos.hu/ogg/hi/Thursday/2200.m3u
>128 kbps: http://tilos.hu/mp3/96/Thursday/2200.m3u
>
>1. Lootpack - Crate Diggin' (Stones Throw)
>2. The Detroit Experiment - Space Odyssey (Ropeadope)
>3. Forms of Plasticity - Untrue Blue (Extraplatte)
>4. Bossa 70 - Birimbao (CDHW)
>5. Hipnosis feat. Marc Frank - My Words (Perfect.Toy)
>6. Povo - Shihab's Habit (Raw Fusion)
>7. Arkestra One - I Really Want You - Gak Sato mix (Cosmic Sounds)
>8. Steppah Huntah - Kwolg Universe (Soultronik)
>9. Joel Harrison - El Sonido Loco (Foundation)
>10. Jon Cutler feat. Sarah Anne Webb - Dawn (Afronaught mix) (Papa)
>11. Arkestra One - Filling It With Song - Eddy & Dus mix (Cosmic Sounds)
>12. Stateless - Leave Me Now (Compost)
>13. Damn - African-Scanian Music Continuum Rerouted (Raw Fusion)
>14. Hird feat. Yukimi Nagano - Keep You Kimi (DNM)
>15. Bacada - Turn Me (IntoThis)
>16. Slope - Basscheck (Sonar Kollektiv)
>17. Magic Number - Sorry (Mantis)
>18. Rosey - One - Koop mix (Island)
>19. Zagar - Bossa Astoria (UGAR)
>20. Seelenluft - LA Woman - Tipsy remix (Klein)
>21. Didier's Sound Spectrum - Composition 6 (Timmion)
>22. Common - I Am Music (MCA)
>23. Lament - Movement In The City (Counterpoint)
>
>Next events:
>12. April, Budapest, Rudas Bath: Cinetrip /Keyser & Shuriken
>25. April, Budapest, A38 /w Jazzanova (http://www.vmmuvek.hu)
>23. May, Budapest, A38 /w The Poets of Rhythm (live)
>
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