DISCO !!!

The only thing Disco about that clip is that is might have been filmed in a club that had "Disco" in the name.

Alison and Dave were New Wave, and the dancing is kinda high-energy, if you're old enough to remember clubbing back in the early 80s.

Anyway, y'all want disco? Here you go...




 
Bloody weird that this thread just started as I have this very 2nd just finished compiling my Excel sheet of the 84 vinyls I own here at home, took an hour.
So often I am at work and see a lekker album going cheap on Bid Or Buy and then I wonder do I own it.

Now my list is in Dropbox so I can check wherever I am :thumbsup:
 
greg0205 said:
The only thing Disco about that clip is that is might have been filmed in a club that had "Disco" in the name.

Alison and Dave were New Wave, and the dancing is kinda high-energy, if you're old enough to remember clubbing back in the early 80s.
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This x 1000

What a voice from Alison Moyet...these were my teenage years and the best music ever. Not sure which Dave you are referring to?

The brains behind Yazoo was Vince Clark, ex Depeche Mode and synth-pop mastermind/genius/revolutionary.

He went on to do real cool stuff with Erasure, another awesome synth-pop new wave group.
 
Little Mac said:
Are you on Clare Tarr's mailing list? She has loads of stuff and often gets new stuff. Shout and I'll send a link.
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Thanx a million but I would rather not.
This hobby is already making me bankrupt and I don't want any more carrots dangling in front of me :laugh:
 
MightyQuin said:
This x 1000

What a voice from Alison Moyet...these were my teenage years and the best music ever. Not sure which Dave you are referring to?

The brains behind Yazoo was Vince Clark, ex Depeche Mode and synth-pop mastermind/genius/revolutionary.

He went on to do real cool stuff with Erasure, another awesome synth-pop new wave group.
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Eek! Fscked up my Dave Stewarts and Vince Clarkes in the rush to post that.

Upstairs at Eric's is one of my favourite albums ever, and Only You is one of my top five songs of all time.
 
greg0205 said:
Alison and Dave were New Wave, and the dancing is kinda high-energy, if you're old enough to remember clubbing back in the early 80s.
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I associate high-energy (ooh non-stop) with DISCO though the 70's were more it for some.
 
etienne_marais said:
I associate high-energy (ooh non-stop) with DISCO though the 70's were more it for some.
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I totally get that.

Yeah, my disco is way more 70s, and that followed through to Disco, Funky and Beach House later.

It's quite possible I might have spent way, way too much time in nighclubs in the 80s, 90's and aughts.
 
MightyQuin said:
This x 1000

What a voice from Alison Moyet...these were my teenage years and the best music ever. Not sure which Dave you are referring to?

The brains behind Yazoo was Vince Clark, ex Depeche Mode and synth-pop mastermind/genius/revolutionary.

He went on to do real cool stuff with Erasure, another awesome synth-pop new wave group.
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+ 1000 for her voice.

Strangely enough heard Yazoo on MixFM today.
 
This thread is such fun! Not sure if all the following are strictly disco, but here are some definitely disco songs, and some maybe disco songs:
  • Alicia bridges. I love the nightlife.
  • Baccara. Sorry I'm a lady. 1977.
  • Baccara. Yes sir, I can boogie. 1977.
  • Bee Gees. Saturday night fever.
  • Boney M. Ma Baker.
  • Chic. Le Freak (freak out).
  • Donna Summer. Could it be magic (1977)
  • Donna Summer. I feel love 1977
  • Earth Wind and Fire. Fantasy
  • Gloria Gaynor. I will survive (1978).
  • Gloria Gaynor. Reach out, I'll be there
  • Hazell Dean. They say it's gonna rain
  • Hues Corporation. Rock the boat
  • John Paul Young. Love is in the air (1978)
  • KC & The Sunshine Band. Shake your booty (1976)
  • Laura Branigan. Self control
  • Lionel Petersen. Bouncy bouncy bounce (1975, South African singer).
  • Modern Talking. You're my heart, you're my soul (1985)
  • Nolans. I'm in the mood for dancing (1980).
  • Real Thing. You to me are everything (1976)
  • Starship. Nothing´s gonna stop us now
  • Stephanie Mills. Never knew love like this before
  • Tina Charles. I love to love, but my baby just loves to dance (1976)
  • Viola Wills. Gonna get along without you now
  • Whitney Houston. I wanna dance with somebody
  • Yvonne Elliman. If I can't have you, I don't want nobody baby (1977).
 
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