Record
shops in Auckland, a handy tourist guide.
Record
shopping in Tokyo is fun! (Real Groove)
NEW
- Kyoto - Old school Japan
(Pulp)
NEW
- Opening the Kimono - NZ'ers doing business in Japan (Unlimited)
From Hashimoto
Mouse to Japan Inc
expat Kiwis Terrie Lloyd and Jonathan Hendriksen on business life in Japan.
(Computerworld)
Okay
Computer! (formerly Future Sound) column, from Real Groove
Salmonella Dub talk about their album Inside the Dub Plates.
Pitch
Black talk about their album Electronomicon.
The
Black Seeds talk remixes, and Paddy Free on how to remix
SJD interview
Epsilon-Blue
(aka .Leyton) talks about his new album
Show me
the money! RIANZ - what is it? Welcome to the NZ music industry.
Paul
Crowther, ex Spilt Enzer, and inventor of the Hotcake distortion pedal.
the
late Darcy Clay talks about going to Africa...
DJ's Pete Reilly and Abi Clarke from Soul Jazz Sound System talk shop
Grandmaster
Flash - hip hop history lesson
Afrika
Bambaatta - History lesson #2
Keith
Haring shows up in Wellington;
an interview with Tony Shafrazi, Haring's former art gallery dealer.
local
downtempo outfit Dejusa talk the talk.
Who were the Hallelujah Picassos?
Good Times - the film,
about DJ Norman Jay.
NEW -One Million Dollars Auckland funksters One Million Dollars spill the beans.
NEW Dan Gillmor's interviewing tips. Good basic tips for novices.
NEW Dubdotdash - Weblog from Peter McLennan. A bunch of my writing about random news and abuse from around the planet.
Memorial card from Martin Emond's memorial service held on Sunday 28 March, 2004, at Alleluya Cafe, K Rd. RIP.
NEW
-Tigi Ness (Che Fu's Dad) talks about his album Unity Pacific,
Rastafari,
being arrested and jailed after the 1981 Springbok tour, and more
NEW
local artist Mephisto Jones. Check out this cat's wicked art. He's
a drummer, you know. From Out4Fame magazine.
NEW
The basics of crate digging. Let your vinyl addiction take control!
NEW Counting the beat. Kiwi musicians are taking on the world. This business backgrounder by Russell Brown was published in Unlimited magazines Sept 2003 issue.
AOTEAROA HIPHOP
Hiphop
Won't Stop - Aotearoa Hiphop Summit 2001.
Aotearoa
Hiphop history - 1979 to 2001.
DLT teaches the kids in Waitakere some graf skills... Graffiti art in Aotearoa
Dawn Raid interview - Danny and Andy
Askew interview (from Out4Fame Mag)
Dubious Bros interview
P
Money interview
more interviews/articles ...
Damien
Binder
Film
maker Ray Castle
Sola
Rosa
Shayne
Carter and Dimmer
Cloudboy
Jakob
Phase 5
Kog Transmissions
DJ
Roger Perry
Asian
Dub Foundation
Nicola
Conte
DJ Spooky
Lee Scratch Perry
Slayer
Portishead
US Indie
film guy Peter Broderick
WE ARE THE ROBOTS
Interviewer: Do you feel lonely when working?
Ralf Hutter: It is beautiful to be lonely. Silence is important because
humans are permanently threatened by waste of music. That is why we demand
days of silence. Sometimes we walk around with pincers to cut the loudspeaker
cables. If we stop the permanent molesting of music, we get the chance
to listen to genuine sounds. How do tools sound, doors, clocks, cars,
bikes...
Ralf Hutter of Kraftwerk
More
from Mr Hutter....
Q:
Didn't you almost die on a bicycle?
A: No. It was just a very normal fall and a couple days in the hospital.
It was nothing to worry about.
Q: Nothing to worry about? You were in a coma.
A: That's how it goes. I just forgot my helmet.
Greta
(the Bass Goddess), plays bass for Moby This is from her site, about a
gig in Ireland with U2.
Now for the best, most ROCK moment of my life. Ready? So I sez to Bono,
I sez:
ME:" Thanks so much for having us, it was really an honor to play with
you guys."
BONO:"Well, you , yourself, put on a wonderful show."
ME:"Thank you very much. What a great audience you guys have! And Ireland
won, that certainly didn't hurt!"
BONO (ever gracious): "Well, you really had them. Towards the end I was
backstage warming up so I couldn't SEE the audience, but I could FEEL
their energy, and I got chills, you know, gooseflesh!"
ME (astounded): "Wow! You mean that still happens to you? That happens
to me, too!"
BONO (in all seriousness): "Well, isn't that what it's all about?"
OH MY GOD, COULD YOU JUST DIE!!!! How ROCK is that! NOW I CAN DIE HAPPY.
Greta the Bass Goddess.
"Technology simply allows more people to create bad music."
Rob Garza, Thievery Corporation.
�People have been sending angry emails to fuzzywuzzy.com (Luna�s website)
complaining about how we put 4 bonus tracks on the vinyl version of our
live album. Some people demand that we put the bonus tracks on our website
for free download. Maybe they should buy a record player instead. Vinyl
sounds way better than MP3�s do.�
Dean Wareham from Luna, highlights old vs new technology problems.
The
NZ Internet Awards 2001
Peter McLennan (Real Groove column) - Finalist 'Best Internet Coverage'
http://netawards.org.nz/
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