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Derrick May WJLB 1988 pt 1

Derrick May WJLB 1988 Pt 2

Gitano

Jeff Mills - Duane Bradley - Wjlb  -  Detroit - 1989

It seems pointless and faintly insulting to try and condense the work of Tadd Mullinix into a few introductory paragraphs. Whether it's as James T Cotton/JTC, Dabrye, Charles Manier or his various collaborative endeavours, the Ann Arbor-based Mullinix has quietly been schooling producers and audiences alike for almost fifteen years, with the majority of his output split between the Ghostly International/Spectral Sound axis. Despite the close affiliation to Ghostly, Mullinix also rolls deep with Nation, the Chicago-based record label overseen by Melvin 'Traxx' Oliphant III. Along with Traxx, D'Marc Cantu and Beau Wanzer, Mullinix has played an integral role in furthering the Jakbeat ethos that Nation channels through its every pore, and it was Nation that facilitated the arrival of Mullinix's collection of Charles Manier material which was one of our favourite albums of last year.

Distilling the nervous, primitive music energy of bands such CHBB and Liaisons Dangereuses, and channeling it through his own lopsided production methods cultivated over an unspecified amount of time, the Charles Manier LP has the capacity to burn turntable styli, perforate eardrums, and incite more adventurous dancefloors, probably remaining a collection of music that soundtracks many memories in dark, dank spaces for years to come without getting the wider recognition it truly deserves. We love the album so much that when the opportunity arose to get a mix from Mullinix, the temptation to get a Manier podcast from him was too much to resist.

Those unfamiliar with the album should consider this resultant seventy two minute mix from Mullinix the perfect introduction to his work as Charles Manier, which pulls you through wave sounds from Severed Heads, Chris & Cosey, Mark Lane, Das Ding, Liaisons Dangereuses and more. Going forward, Mullinix look set to maintain his creative output across his many aliases, and is also on the cusp of launching his own Bopside label. These points formed part of his answers to a wedge of questions we sent his way. You can read those here: http://bit.ly/1hg35WA

Tracklisting:

1. Minimal Man – Run Devil Run
2. Jerry Goldsmith – Love Shop
3. Eurythmics – You Take Some Lentils And You Take Some Rice
4. Die Form – Sex By Force
5. Severed Heads – Charivari
6. Die Form – Damaged Corpse
7. Charles Manier- Your Body
8. Wolf Mueller – Planzentanz (Kontan Chok mix)
9. Liaisons Dangereuses – Avant – après Mars
10. Liaisons Dangereuses – El macho y la nena
11. Mark Lane – Who’s Really Listening
12. Chris & Cosey – Loop
13. Ruth – Polaroid-Roman-Photo
14. CH BB – Go Go Go
15. Das Ding – HSTA – Take Me Away
16. Yello – I.T. Splash
17. Residents – Diskomo
18. Charles Manier – Uncompromised Awareness
19. Charles Manier- Goldielox
20. Cabaret Voltaire – Breathe Deep
21 .Richard H Kirk – Shaking down the tower of babel (pitched down)
22. Vainio / Väisänen / Vega – Sick Sick USA
23. The Naughtiest Girl Was A Monitor – Synthesizers (the story so far)
24. Deekay Jones – New York, New York
25. The Legendary Pink Dots – Neon Gladiators (Version one)
26. Stakker – FX Dial
27. Chris & Cosey – Sequencer

Juno Plus Podcast 84: Charles Manier

Radio 100 Mazzo jingle circa 1986
Yello snippet
Monte Cazazza, Cosey fanni Tutti & Tana Smith – Mary bell
Plastic Dolls – The End
Sumerian Fleet – 1st to Leave
Lower Synth Dept – Ballad Of The Iceman
Lass crime – epode
Group Rhoda – Fire
The Electronic Circus – Direct Line
Martial Canterel – Dusty Path
Grauzone – Traume Mit Mir
Ensemble Pittoresque – Maitre Satori
Doric – D-music
Ryo – Marilyn
Circa Tapes – Adam & Eve
Incredible Expanding Mindfuck – Gospel 
P1/E – 49 Second Romance
Suicide – Fast Money Music
Vildsvanen – Europe 1984
Cancer - Wheels


Voices In The Dark

Former Parkzicht DJ Rick da Dragon at Turbulentie2.0. rave radioshow from Open Rotterdam 93.9. Every friday 19.00 - 01.00.  Please like us on facebook: www.facebook.com/turbulentie and follow us on twitter: twitter.com/turbulentie20

Turbulentie2.0 DJ RICKY DA DRAGON (Sept12th2014) (Open Rotterdam 93.9)

The liveset of Ricky da Dragon at the Parkzicht house reunion '14. November 29th 2014 - Maasgebouw Rotterdam. Presented by b2s.

Ricky da Dragon @ Parkzicht house reunion 2014

The man behind our next podcast is something of a dance music godfather. He has been instrumental in the development of the West Coast electro scene in The Netherlands, is the founder of the much loved community radio station Intergalactic FM and runs a clutch of labels including Viewlexx and Murdercapital. He pioneered the electro sound and kick started a disco revival with his own productions, is behind a number of seminal mix compilations and DJs around the world, playing everything from Italo to cosmic, synth wave to horror sound tracks. Recently he made a rare new record on his own Viewlexx label under the Panama Brown alias (which is I-F and Legowelt together) and now he has served us up a sizzling new mix. 

Lasting just over two hours, the mix is a slick and seamless ride through many different genres. Rather than following one predictable arc, the moods and grooves seamlessly change gear through uplifting stuff, jacking stuff and vocal stuff from across the ages of house, techno and electro. A truly kaleidoscopic selection that finds I-F digging typically deep, this is a hugely enjoyable window into his unique musical world.

Dekmantel Podcast 009 - I-F

Shout Out to the people of Paris
Mixtape sessions November 2015
...this time with the music ;)

Acid Techno Miks Nov

Catscan @ back2school 2015
Millenium Hardcore area


Catscan @ back2school 2015

Pavo @ back2school 2015

Aphex Twin - Peel Session 1992 /  Live From Sheffield Hallam University 1993

5. A Milli (James Blake Harmonimix)

David Vunk live at RED LIGHT RADIO 14 09 16 daytime slot 1400-1600 36 degrees

David Vunk Live At RED LIGHT RADIO 14 09 16 Daytime Slot 1400 - 1600 36 Degrees

Fockewulf 190 were a Human League-Ultravox-Kraftwerk-inspired Italian duo who were most active in the 80′s, although as recently as 2010, they released a cover of the classic Kraftwerk track “The Model.” They take their name from a WWII German fighter jet.

Fockewulf 190 – Body Heat

jeff mills on WJLB Detroit radio show, tapes from between 1986-1989, a true wizard at work... enjoy !

Jeff Mills is the Wizard – WJLB Detroit Radio-Tapes 1986 – 1989

So here we are. When Guy asked me to do a little something something for the 20 Years Bunker Records party in a few weeks I thought, oh well, why not. "Doesn't have to be much, like 45 minutes?" he said. But then when I sat down to actually do it, blanks were drawn fast. Where the hell to begin? There's so much music, and being so close to it over the years all of it has some kinda misplaced significance and meaning. Damn son, this thing got me all ponderous. About my own game, about Bunker, the directions it took over the years and the importance it had in my life and that of a LOT of people around me. I am not even talking about music, but for some Bunker Records literally stood between drop-out-ville gun-in-mouth killing spree blues and the dance floor factory. The number of artists that got their start on Bunker Records and the number of quasi careers it launched is ridiculous. I can go full disclosure and admit that me and mines travelled the world at least half a dozen times on the back of it.

In many ways Bunker is an affirmation of the nerd life, a self contained (and carefuly cultivated) end game of it's serial monomaniac owner and creator Guy Tavares, who is, by his own admission, stuck forever alone at a high-school dance. Sprung from an environment that has largely been gentrified (The Hague) and a scene that is close to being wiped out (squatters dude!). Stark and slightly pompous in its vision, but never rigid and -godforbid- petty minded. It is also inclusive, welcomes the input of others and is quick to support upcoming artists. It doesn't really matter who you are or what you credentials are, if you've got a story to tell, you can roll no problem, the music always comes first. And yes dammit, sometimes this platitude really is what it is! It makes Bunker Records one of the very few true DIY labels and absolutely unique in today's music landscape: a Bullshit Detector for the noughties, a tiny giant hammering at the foundations of dance music's Ego Cathedrals. Alas, since none of *important* media seem to notice this birthday (yet), it feels a bit like a man toasting himself in the mirror of a Travel Inn single bedroom with sum minibar party favors listening to Orca Reunion. But hey, Dirty Brown fo' life!*

Back to this mix then, still wtf... I guess it's made up of some classics, some personal faves and some tracks I rediscovered while trying to figure out what to put in it. I tried to stay a bit broad and not too much stuck in one sound or period or artist AND not make it too messy. It turned into some GETO shit, RUFF around the edges, far from perfect, but it's got some confidence and personality: exactly how it should be with a thing like this. We're on some The Hague shit after all, not 4 decks minimal loops on your Traktor. And yeah your favorite track isn't in there but erm, don't take it personal, you're encouraged to make your own mix.

- TLR, CremeXo, 2012 - BunkerXMX001

*Umm since I wrote this the response has been pretty sick, guess we are not celebrating alone after all. Thanks for that! A little trackback can be found below the tracklist.

Fekking 20 YEARS BUNKER will be celebrated here:
PANZERKREUZ CATHARSIS, 20 YEARS OF BUNKER RECORDS @ PIP 15-09-’12
http://www.pipdenhaag.nl/?p=879
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TRACKLIST
DJ Technician - Never Answer The Phone (Various ‎– The Hague Rocks The Planet #2, Bunker 3001, 1998)
Plastic Sleeves - Cerebral Lineout (Bunker 3019, 2001)
Sendex - Evidence (Bunker3037, 2003)
XPlain - A3 Untitled (Bunker 018, 1994)
BS1 - A1 Untitled (Acid Planet 4, 1994)
Orgue Electronique - The Eye That Never Sleeps (Bunker 3004, 1999)
8Bit Rockers - Mobile Snowmobile (Part 2, Bunker 3018, 2001)
Elec Pt1 - A2 Untitled (Bunker 3083, 2009)
Unit Moebius - Monitor (Bunker 006, 1993)
Mantra - A2 Untitled (Third Mind, Bunker 3085, 2009)
Unit Moebius - Neutral Mix (Bunker 005, 1993)
Novamen - The Hague City (Bunker 3009, 2000)
Sendex - Pure Acid (Bunker 3033, 2003)
Gladio - Slave of Rome (Bunker 3025, 2003)
Unit Moebius - Beat That Percolator (Acid Planet 6, 1997)
Syncom Data - Abenteur Im Abendschein (Bunker 3039, SD Records – SD01, 2004)
Luke Eargoggle - Audio Warriors (Bunker 3027, 2003)
Polygamy Boys - Minus Man (Bunker 3038, 2003)
Unit Moebius - Zipper (Blue Attack Records – 123, 1993)
Polarius - Pump The Box (Jams In The Key Of Smack, Bunker 3022, 2002)
The Exaltics - Evolution of the Wrong Species (1000 Lights In The Sky (Part 1), Bunker 3089, 2010)
8Bit Rockers - A2 Untitled (8Bit, Bunker 3011, 2001)
Legowelt - Dance of the Moonbird (Tower Of The Gipsies, Bunker 3030, 2003)
Legowelt - Total Pussy Control (Pimpshifter, Bunker 3002, 2000)
Nimoy - Orca Reunion (Bunker 3070, 2007)
Pametex - Slique Brown Gloves (Bunker 3024, 2003)
Shemale - Aerobicide (Beyond the Northwind, Bunker 3064, 2007)
Composite Profuse - Children of Qana (Roma Aeterna, Bunker 3065, 2007) 
Rude 66 - Machine (Bunker 3006, 2000)
Ra-x - Body Rock (Various - The Hague Rocks The Planet #2, Bunker 3001, 1998)
Polytron - 247 (Various - Sound Of Suomi, Bunker 3034, 2004)
Electronome - On the Scene (Various - The Hague Rocks The Planet #1, Bunker 3000, 1998) 
The Exaltics - In the End You Got Nothing (1000 Lights In The Sky (Part 2), Bunker 3090, 2010)
Schmerzlabor - Car Audio Test Track (Various - The Hague Rocks The Planet #2, Bunker 3001, 1998)
Get It Boyz - Bass Obsession (Bunker 3012, 2001)
Plastic Sleeves - Robosexual (Bunker 3019, 2001) 
Interr-Ference - B3 Untitled (Bunker 026, 1994)
Beverly Hills 808303 - A3 Untitled (Acidplanet 4, 1994)
Los Hermanos Rodriguez - The Hague is The Plague (Bunker3020, 2002)
Legowelt - Electro Race (Various - The Hague Rocks The Planet #1, Bunker 3000, 1998) 

http://www.discogs.com/DJ-TLR-The-Hague-Is-The-Plague-20-Years-Bunker-Records/release/3848806
http://www.zero-inch.com/blog/The_Bunker_Records_Story_gl03/14020
http://www.djbroadcast.nl/features/featureitem_id=1807/Bunker_wordt_20_Ik_heb_te_doen_met_de_jonge_generatie.html
http://backtobionic.com/mix-collector-part22-tlr-20-years-bunker-records/
http://www.future-past.org/10846/dj-tlr-the-hague-is-the-plague-20-years-bunker-records/
http://www.junodownload.com/plus/2012/08/28/listen-tlrs-the-hague-is-the-plague-mix/
http://www.clubbingspain.com/mixes/2012/tlr-the-hague-is-the-plague.html
http://dj716music.blogspot.fr/2012/08/the-hague-is-plague-20-years-bunker.html
http://elektropunkz.net/2012/08/30/20-lat-na-czele-podziemia-bunker-records/
http://paraplanradio.blogspot.nl/2012/08/20-years-bunker-records-tlr-mix.html
http://tinyurl.com/8e37zbs
http://topsy.com/soundcloud.com/cremeorganization/the-hague-is-the-plague-20

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The Hague Is The Plague - 20 Years Bunker Records (djtlrmixie)

The Wizard - Live On WJLB (1987)

An essential piece of DJ History here! Starting in the early 1980s, Mills, using the name "The Wizard", was a recurring guest DJ on "The Electrifying Mojo" radio show on WJLB in Detroit. He performed DJ tricks like beat juggling and scratching during his sets (some of which were pre-recorded).

Recorded by a guy called Needlz way back when in 7 parts, more of which will follow.

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