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The Wind At Four To Fly (Diamond Riggs). Review by Carl F Gauze.
THE DISCO BISCUITS THE WIND AT FOUR TO FLY Diamond Riggs The Disco Biscuits are an electronic jazz-fusion band from Philly. What is electronic jazz-fusion? It's a complex, layered sound with guitars, keyboards, drums and all the other accompaniments of a modern rock band. For all I know they have groupies ...
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July 1998 :: Film :: The Last Days of Disco (Paulo O'Callaghan)
The Last Days of Disco The Last Days of Disco is the last filmed but the middle section of a trilogy by Whit Stillman, the writer/director of Metropolitan and Barcelona. All three films document bourgeois in love and yuppie scum in pursuit of fun. What makes all three films so fun is their pre-Tarentino ...
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Dog Fashion Disco (Spitfire). Review by Kiran Aditham.
DOG FASHION DISCO DOG FASHION DISCO Spitfire As organs grind, the percussion and Egyptian woodwind melody undulates through off kilter time signatures and schizophrenic vocals. Sound familiar? Well, it should, because this is what Mr. Bungle did on their debut full-length album, ten years ago. The ...
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April 1999 :: Music D-E :: The Disco Box (David Lee Simmons)
The Disco Box Various Artists Rhino Maybe it was understandable that disco received the intense, vehement backlash that it received when it became such a big deal in the 1970's. It was overproduced, overhyped, underlyricized, and underperformed. But it also meant something to a generation that was ...
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Just in time for Brittany Sturges' 4th of July activities, Panic! at the Disco stopped in to Philly for a bit of action and to shake things up.
PANIC! AT THE DISCO DRESDEN DOLLS, THE HUSH SOUND Philadelphia, PA July 1, 2006 by Brittany Sturges Jen Cray The evening started off well. My friend and I headed down to the Festival Pier. Due to our being fashionably late, we avoided lines and walked into security checks. Passing the merchandise tables ...
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Various Artists (Hed Kandi). Review by Bill Campbell.
DISCO KANDI VARIOUS ARTISTS Hed Kandi 1978. Rock 'n roll is dead. Disco holds sway, and Niles Rodgers is on his throne with Gamble and Huff by his side. Studio 54. Sparkling disco balls, flashing lights, cocaine in the stalls, sex on the urinals. Disco Kandi oozes with decadence with that disco house ...
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Various Artists (PrinceHouse). Review by Stein Haukland.
DEATH BEFORE DISCO VARIOUS ARTISTS PrinceHouse Newly established SF label PrinceHouse celebrates West Coast death disco on their first compilation album, carving out a niche for the label's musical future in the process. The claim that electro-punk is more related to San Francisco than to New York ...
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Various Artists (Force-Tracks). Review by Ben Varkentine.
DIGITAL DISCO VARIOUS ARTISTS Force-Tracks I think I've just come to a revelation -- which, with my luck, will be something most of you figured out long ago. The problem with this kind of tech-house club/dance music, or at least my problem with a lot of it, is that most of the "artists" should be producing ...
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