The post-disco pre-house clubbing scene

i do find din daa daa annoying

really like this list tho!

A few years ago, I compiled a playlist from my original list (which is now nearly 20 years old in its own right), and I've just updated it (13 tracks missing, 147 present).

ah cool, thanx!

I did find two of the missing ones on your list during my compiling frenzy yesterday:

The Flirtations • Earthquake:
https://open.spotify.com/track/0GpJcBZRIZNw5vdoFUHM6a?si=B52naAyURZ-cBHvJ2oL8Xg

Beat Boys • 2,3 Break:
https://open.spotify.com/track/3waG6X4ohigm48mX63GFhy?si=DFGM1JuMQaagtLxGSay5oA

(differently labelled in the second case, and of course it could be a regional availability issue - I’m in NL)

there’s also a remix of Gazuzu’s “Drums Of Fire” - Spotify says it’s from 2008, but looking at Discogs, it appears to date back to at least 1988:
https://open.spotify.com/track/5FUZHiZxkPm83JE7jH0Oxg?si=u-mcMQMYQSCV_3DiHJ0V8A

Ah, thanks for those. The Beat Boys and Gazuzu tracks are right (Drums On, not Of,Fire!), but the Flirtations is a remake - I found various versions, but none of them sounded like the 1983 original.

(playing it right now, and time does indeed heal many wounds)

CP’d you

don’t you mean C-Bank’ed?

two out of three ain’t bad!

(wrong decade, wrong genre, but RIP Jim Steinman)

xp to m t-d

As mentioned upthread, Life & Death On The New York Dance Floor 1980-1983 is a 2-disc listening companion to Tim Lawrence's excellent book of the same name, and it's all streaming here:https://reappearingrecords.bandcamp.com/album/life-death-on-a-new-york-dance-floor-1980-1983
Also, Soul Jazz Records released double-disc The World of Keith Haring to synch with an exhibit, and it's prob still on YouTube. Both of these comps are pretty heady, I think.

(As I said at some length on prev. years' Rolling Reissues.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_tlhmcTZc4

(xps: meant Commend Post, but now enjoying listening to this C-Bank song that I may have never heard before)

just wanna say I'm listening to mike t-diva's Spotify mix and it it just non-stop bangers

same

Din daa daa is awesome. When it kicks in, it’s just fun on the dance floor. Have the haters danced to it enough?