A Music Thread

[C0ckney]

who's bringing back the funk!



mount rushmore pres. the knack - you better (es cavalett mix)

[C0ckney]

oooh, go on then, one more. when i first this tune i was convinced they'd robbed the lead from somewhere, but couldn't pinpoint where. however, after searching my vast trance collection and asking a few people, i realised it was an original melody. it just sounds like what every trance tune should sound like.



witness of wonder - emotions in motion (thrillseekers remix)

prefer the original mix to be honest, but have had no luck finding it.

[C0ckney]

room 1, escape club, swansea 2002-2005, the place to be. ah memories



the mystery - feel 4 you (dub mix)



nova - all this love (gtr remix)

[Al B. Sure!]

Moving forward... some music from my life-time... 90's classics. The last of the singing groups. What happened to them? Music is dominant by soloists now.

[C0ckney]

yes, i'm talking about something where i have a lot of experience and you have none, ergo, i know more than you.

bloody hell speer, you've had a crap life. no booze, no drugs, no women and you haven't even been out dancing once! i feel sorry for you man.

anyway, here's a few tracks from aussie band the go-betweens.



the go-betweens - karen



the go-betweens - your turn, my turn



the go-betweens - cattle and cane

[Al B. Sure!]

A Brit talking about dancing


To make up for posting that club stuff... some real music... so infinitely better than punk rock:






And another from the Philadelphian group The Stylistics... this was a big hit in the UK, Cockney:

[C0ckney]

so if you don't go dancing, why the hell are you trying to give a lecture on what people can or can't dance to?! what next, a lecture from you on how to make love to a woman.

as someone who does go out dancing, i can tell you that it is possible and indeed great fun to dance to punk rock or to techno. you should try it sometime.

[Al B. Sure!]

No I don't go to clubs.

[C0ckney]

why won't you answer my question? if the answer is no, why not just say no?

also in a city of any size, you'll be able to find all sorts of different music to go and out and dance to. i'm sure philly, despite being a ****hole, is no exception to this rule.

[Al B. Sure!]

Oh and Philly dancing is wack. One dance is called 'D-mac' This is it:



And the same guy doing another one called 'Wu-Tang'




It's either that stuff or straight grinding and wally's which I'm sure you can guess what a wally is.

[Al B. Sure!]

Cockney, this is club music in Philly... and yes, I think it's wack as ****:

[C0ckney]

i'm genuinely curious. do you ever go our dancing? have you ever been out dancing, albert?

[Al B. Sure!]

They don't play techno at Philly clubs, Cockney. You should have figured that. (well maybe in the white ones)

Oh and I didn't realize it but Solomon Burke was a Philadelphian

Telling you, Sloww, good music tends to have Philly origins

[C0ckney]

albert, have you ever been out dancing, like to see a band, or to a nightclub, or a rave?



spektrum - kinda new (tiefschwarz dub)

[Al B. Sure!]

RIP Solomon Burke