091004
091004. A minimal little exploration of the Juno-60 and TR-707.
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Flunk – Blue Monday
New Order – Blue Monday (Perkowitz Mix)
Electroset – How does it Feel
New Order – Blue Monday 95 (Hardfloor Mix)
Perkowitz – So Cold
Rihanna – Shut Up and Drive
Hardfloor – Acperience 1
Hardfloor – Trancescript
Hardfloor – Melorec
Perkowitz – Mutiny
Perkowitz – Attack of the Tooth Fairies
Outlander – Vamp
Heatsync – Diatonic
Queen vs. Kraftwerk – It’s More Pressure to Compute
Union Jack – Red Herring (Perkowitz Minimal Mix)
Trancesetters – The Search
Dave Clarke – Thunder
Beltram – Energy Flash
Don Henley – Dirty Laundry (Perkowitz Mix)
Perkowitz – Unhinged
Perkowitz – Three Four Five
Hardfloor – Tilt
Aerosmith – Dream On (Perkowitz Mix)
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909, 808, microwave, and distortion: my standard lineup. This is probably the best example of that style of perkowitz music.
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This started with just fooling around with an old Univox drum machine, but ended up being an improv track that I really like.
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Joy Division – Warsaw
Perkowitz – The Tuning
Perkowitz – Submerge
Perkowitz – Supreme Being
Photek – Glamourama
Perkowitz – I Know When I Look Good
Perkowitz vs. Corey Hart – Sunglasses
New Order – Blue Monday (Perkowitz Mix)
Kraftwerk – The Telephone Call (Perkowitz Mix)
Perkowitz – Robot in Love
Kris Moon – Robo.trash
Phenix vs. Perkowitz – Don’t You (Remix)
Little Computer People – I Am
LFO – We Are Back
Kraftwerk – Radioactivity (Perkowitz Mix)
Little Computer People – Little Computer People (1979)
Perkowitz – Space Invaders
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2up Technologies – Roboshadowmandog (Perkowitz Mix)
Perkowitz – Defender
Dopplereffekt – Technic 1200
Alexander Robotnick – Problemes d’amour (Perkowitz Mix)
Adonis – No Way Back
Afrika Bambaataa – Planet Rock (LFO Mix)
Takkyu Ishino – Anna Letmein Letmeout
Codebase vs. Perkowitz – Wiped
Kraftwerk – The Robots (Betamax Mix)
Perkowitz – Nothing
Dylan – Behind the Wheel
Perkowitz – Seventies
Perkowitz – Invaders
Perkowitz vs. Schenk – Technology
Prototype 909 – Devil Dog
Hardfloor – Acperience
Phuture – Acid Tracks
Perkowitz – Major Tom
Senor Coconut – Showroom Dummies
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A slowly-changing old-school jam: 303, 808, 909, 727, and a key loop from a Hammond Auto-Vari 64.
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A remix of the classic Cajmere track from 1992. This should be my theme song.
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Recorded with Rob Williams, basically a 909 and a MAQ controlling a microwave.
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Live @ Peloton Everything Electric 2013-02-28
00:00 Outside the Dome
05:27 Astray
08:10 Timelapse
13:28 Invaders
19:45 Walkin’ Out
26:07 Voodoo
30:14 Keep Driving
34:50 Night Fires
39:33 Mutiny
44:59 Energy
47:48 Without You Here
52:51 So Cold (Blue Monday)
59:33 It’s More Pressure to Compute
64:51 Psycho Killer Remix
69:59 Looking from a Hilltop Remix
75:07 Dream On Remix
Original versions: Outside the Dome, Astray, Timelapse, Invaders, Walkin’ Out, Voodoo, Keep Driving, Night Fires, Mutiny, Energy, Without You Here, So Cold (Blue Monday), It’s More Pressure to Compute, Psycho Killer, Looking from a Hilltop, Dream On.
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Inspired by Patrick Cowley’s “Right on Target” and its use of the cowbell. Should have a vocal part other than the robotish vocal sound, but I never wrote or recorded one.
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The lyrics were inspired by an especially poetic spam email, and I’m not quite sure what it became.
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This is one of a series of tracks I did in 1997 where I just recorded a minimal techno thing for a very long time and figured I’d edit it later. Without the pressure to get the song structure right on the first pass, I was more relaxed and did some decent evolving minimal techno tracks.
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A long jam on 909, 808, 727, rx5, 303, x0xb0x, ea1, and some fx. It’s nice to completely cut loose from the computer sometimes. This could probably use an edit down to 6-8 minutes but here it is in raw epic form.
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Recorded with Peter Schenk. One of the few recordings I ever got to do with Peter’s Xpander. Though I spent most of the time tweaking the filtery feedback delay patch on the Q2.
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