disco music
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AlladinSane
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I'm not a big fan, but it's great for partying...
catocom
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I don't particularly prefer it over todays music...
It just depends on which 2 songs are being compared.
Disco, like classic rock, or some others (old metal) has
songs that will never die, IMO.
Also I think some of the new songs will be around for a long
long time. Which ones???, we'll see.
It just depends on which 2 songs are being compared.
Disco, like classic rock, or some others (old metal) has
songs that will never die, IMO.
Also I think some of the new songs will be around for a long
long time. Which ones???, we'll see.
dan
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disco isn't dead. matured since the 70's for sure... but i love to get fruity while a decent DJ spins some funky vocal disco house...
classic 70's nights are always a good laugh... although you do always know exactly what you're gonna get, and that does get a tad dull after a while... still, when you know you wanna go boogie oogie oogie with the greatest dancer (that's every woman) at a good ol' disco inferno then you gotta go get up and boogie
classic 70's nights are always a good laugh... although you do always know exactly what you're gonna get, and that does get a tad dull after a while... still, when you know you wanna go boogie oogie oogie with the greatest dancer (that's every woman) at a good ol' disco inferno then you gotta go get up and boogie
BlurOfSerenity
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Jerrek said:
YEAH!!
(not that i was there at the timeperiod, or anything)
Ardsgaine
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Gonz said:
In a sense, I guess... but what replaced disco on the radio wasn't punk, it was REO Speedwagon, Pat Benatar, Loverboy, etc... I'm not sure what you call that style of music. Pseudo-rock? Top forty dog shit? There were AOR stations that played classic rock: Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, the Who, the Beatles, etc; and some good non-defunct groups like the Police and the Pretenders got air play too. Still, disco was followed up by some equally lousy shit on the radio stations around here. Those who lived in more hip metropolitan areas might've had a different experience.
Squiggy
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The problem with the late 70s and 80s was that we were swamped with new genres. Punk, garage-punk, new wave, techno, blah, blah .....There were some gems, as always. But there was just sooo much going on in music it became confusing... Today, they are all remaking classic rock stuff and the kids think most of it is original....It blasphemous!
Ards said:
Yep. I wasn't into radio music. It was, and still is, benign crap from a poll. The local music store & I had a working relationship. They worked, I bought. Punk saved us from disco but metal returned teh edge to rock n roll, until LA Guns & Quiet Riot made it hip.