march liveset

It’s that time again… a new liveset. Download it here. Stay updated here.
Playlist
01 - Erich Lesovsky - Alles was ich will
02 - Nathalie - I Am (Original Mix)
03 - Sam K - Desperate Housetrack
04 - Spencer Parker & Diesel - Zanzibar (Nick Curly Mix)
05 - Simian Mobile Disco - 10000 Horses Can’t Be Wrong
06 - Hugo - Prismatic Visual
07 - Gui Boratto - Atomic Soda
08 - Prompt - Elephant (Nic Fanciulli Remix)
09 - Steve Nocerino - Nameless (Alex Young Remix)
10 - Donk Boys - Kaav (Jan Driver Remix)
11 - Miles Dyson - Intro
12 - Modeselektor - 2000007 (Paul Kalkbrenner Remix)
13 - Tokyo Black Star - Game Over (Loco Dice 5am At The Tsukiji Market Remix)
14 - Till von Sein - Ovas (Catz N Dogz Ohne Fx Remix)
15 - Mini Mode - Ombra
16 - Camea - Computer Says Love (Alexi Delano Remix)
17 - Mike Dehnert & Gery Rydell - French Lesson
18 - Christian Smith & John Selway - Move! (Steve Angello Remix)
19 - Solo UK - Congaloid
20 - Channel X - Ticket
21 - Loco Dice - Breakfast at Nina’s (Onur Ozer Remix)
22 - Josh Wink - Dolphin Smack
the daily life
Well, it’s been a while. I’ve been extremely busy at my new job and haven’t really had the time nor the motivation to write something new. But it’s Saturday evening and after having been out yesterday it’s a good time to relax and catch up on the weeks series and a bit of rugby.
Friday was great as well as I’ve finally managed to go and check out the Chilli Club. The Sushi is amazing.
Went to Baalsaal after that which was great as well. At least if you like electronic music. Which I do.

Posted: March 1st, 2009
at 12:12am by Reinhard Krug
Tagged with baalsaal, chilli club, food, fun, kolle rebbe, music, random
Categories: fun, music, random
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destroying property

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A random story that I thought I might share. It also concerns Graham Fink (CD at M&C Saatchi, London) and a rather awkward book crit I had about two years ago.
First off, I was pretty nervous. After all, he is one of the most well-known creatives in London and commands a great deal of respect.
Having never seen or spoken to him before I didn’t know what to expect. We (my partner back then and I) waited patiently in the foyer and were called up when he was ready.
His office is one of those typical glass cubicals with a nice view you’d expect from a Creative Director of a large agency. The desk was cluttered as was pretty much everything else in his office. On one side stood a large bookcase reaching up to the ceiling.
The first thing I noticed was, that there weren’t any annuals or any other books related to advertising as far as I could tell. Lots of books on photography, film, art and so forth.
He greeted us kindly, shook our hands and asked for us to come in and have a seat. There were two chairs. The one, which my partner sat on, was a conference room chair and I sat down in a director chair.
Not just any director chair. HIS director chair. You see, Graham Fink also directed many spots as well as music videos and a BAFTA shortlisted film.
After short introductions from us both I felt a little more at ease and decided to lean back a little.
SNAP.
One of the beams on the backrest snapped at the joint. At this point I believe I should mention that I weigh about 70kg at 1.85cm. Not a lot. Graham, I guess, measures at least 1.92. Don’t ask me how but that bloody chair broke.
The silence was deafening.
The only thing I was able to utter was an apology and that it could be fixed with wood glue. I don’t think he really cared about either.
Posted: February 5th, 2009
at 10:41pm by Reinhard Krug
Tagged with advertising, book crit, fun story, graham fink
Categories: advertising, fun, random
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8bit hero

Someone actually put some effort into ‘downgrading’ Guitar Hero for the Nintendo NES. Unbelievably retro and actually really cool.
via shape+colour
game at dpadhero
Posted: February 4th, 2009
at 11:18pm by Reinhard Krug
Tagged with fun, guitar hero, nintendo, random, retro gaming
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liveset february 2009
This set came in early. Normally I release livesets during the middle of a month.
I think having them come out on the 1st or 2nd is better.
This set has quite a few percussive influences. They were gone for a while and I’m glad producers are bringing them back.
Anyway… enjoy
Photo taken in the Hafencity (Hamburg)
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Playlist
01 - Minilogue vs KAB - That’s a Nice Way to Give Me Feedback (Wighnomy Brothers Quintenzirkel Remix)
02 - Wighnomy Brothers - Dukktus
03 - Niko Schwind - Tsi Tau (Original Mix)
04 - Carlo in Action - Magic Flute
05 - Philip Bader - Hello Tokyo
06 - Heinrichs & Hirtenfellner - Psychology of Tone
07 - Rodrigo DP - Unreal Static (Original Mix)
08 - Matt Star - Kuhle Fliege (Hugo Remix)
09 - Paul Kalkbrenner - Queer Fellow (Ellen Allien & Apparat Remix)
10 - Phutura - Andy 19 56 feat. Mikael Wutruba (Deep Mix)
11 - Timos - Vendor (Reboot Remix)
12 - Dilo vs. Gurtz - Cosacos (Seph Remix)
13 - Anton Pieete - Players (Original Mix)
14 - Paul Ritch - Murder

trust me
A new show from the creators of Nip/Tuck. It’s about advertising. But instead of it being set in the golden age like Mad Men, which frankly I got bored of after 4 episodes, it’s based in the present.
Maybe it’ll be more interesting. Here’s the official site.

Posted: January 30th, 2009
at 1:27am by Reinhard Krug
Tagged with advertising, trust me, tv show
Categories: advertising, fun, video
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great stuff on tv
This is a website I visit regularly. It’s great for finding links to watch TV shows online.
Most will probably know it already… it’s just a reminder.

january liveset
It’s January and about time I’ve recorded a new liveset. It’s available here.
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punching out for the year
I’ve finally arrived in Beijing yesterday after two weeks of stress and hard work. It feels good.
China always is this place where I leave all my worries behind. After all, it is on the other side of the world.
the good ol’ days

I loved Lego when I was a kid. Still do.
Hated doing everything according to plan though. Always created my own designs. Unfortunately if I were to play with Lego now it would seem a little strange.
So I’m really glad that the guys from Sweden came up with the Lego Digital Designer. It ties in with the online site. Essentially you can create your own designs, check out the price and order it. Also comes with packaging. Great! The software is available for PC and Mac. Even better.
Although I got a little bored after a while I still think it’s a great idea and shows that we live in a user generated content world.
