Live at Underground Resolution in the legendary small venue, or better: youth club, Phoenix, Guestrow, Mecklenburg. Camouflage net, strobe light, fog. DJ Ron is still active today. Known also as Ron Albrecht, he was one of the main guys musically educating the people of Schwerin, basically the whole countryside of Mecklenburg, as a co-founder of one of the finest and 20 years long lasting mainstays Gerberei as well as the record store Easytraxx. Underground Resolution was a DJ collective of enthusiasts for Alvin Toffler, Detroit Electronic Music and obviously and still today a deep appreciation for Underground Resistance.      

Phoenix was a place for many in the city to test out musical concepts and ideas in the 90ies, such as regular Hip Hop jams from the local DAK crew with guests from Berlin, who, after the jam, left a massive trail of tags on their way to the train station. A breaking news to that was found on the Monday title page of the local newspaper.

(1998) DJ Ron - Live at Underground Resolution (Side A)

“Two things fill the mind with ever new and increasing admiration and awe, the more often and steadily we reflect upon them: the starry heavens above me and the moral law within me. I do not seek or conjecture either of them as if they were veiled obscurities or extravagances beyond the horizon of my vision; I see them before me and connect them immediately with the consciousness of my existence.”

Moral action isn’t about consequences or feelings but about the form of will — the structure of reason itself. In other words, morality arises when reason governs the will in a universal, law like way, independent of personal desire or circumstance.

As reason has two wings — one flies through the phenomena (knowledge), the other through freedom (ethics). Both follow the same inner lawfulness, but one looks outward at nature, the other inward at duty.

So the mind isn’t a passive container; it is continuously self-organizing through synthesis. Each experience reinforces, adjusts, and sometimes challenges the mind’s categories. In that sense, yes — the mind is being “formed” by its own activity.

The same faculty that organizes experience in knowledge can organize our will according to universal law. Just as synthesis gives structure to the changing world, reason gives structure to our freedom: we become agents who act according to principles, not just impulses.

In other words, synthesis isn’t just about knowing the world — it’s about forming the self.

Clappy aka Late 80s Warehouse Find fka Blender

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(1998) DJ Ron - Live at Underground Resolution (Side A)

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