Showing posts with label old school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label old school. Show all posts

17 April 2012

Detroit Is In The House: 'The New Dance Show'

A selection of excellent clips from the late 80s TV programme 'The New Dance Show' uploaded to YouTube by Caprice87.

It's basically a cheaper Soul Train with a classic old school house and electro soundtrack:







This is my favourite, featuring some really great, slick mixing:



There are LOADS more of these clips on Carpice87's YouTube channel, many of which have had embedding disabled. Check them out!

4 January 2012

Voodoo Ray live, Manchester Victoria Baths, 1988



Just up the road from me, the VIctoria Baths is an old, beautiful Victorian bath house with excellent natural reverb. You can hear it in this clip of A Guy Called Gerald performing live there - sadly the pool has now been drained, so no more giant inflatable bananas and kids dunking each other to acid house.

Via Graham Massey.

4 May 2011

Moss Side ravers 1986

From A Guy Called Gerald, this is ACE. Original ravers havin it large to Chicago house back in 1986, two years before it hit London, in the Manchester suburb of Moss Side. That's just up the road from me! I am actually working on some old school house influenced by Manchester, so this is pretty inspirational:

2 August 2010

Some Old-School House Clips

It should be obvious by now that Youtube is THE website for finding super-obscure music. Possibly because it is only interested in playback and not sales or file-sharing, whatever the reason, it has been a gold mine for me for finding old house tracks lately. Here are some belters I have been digging:









If you want to find more I highly recommend the channels of RealFreshBlog, HouseNationChicago, & RJJNY.

2 June 2010

Out Of Date Before It Was Even Made

A couple of years old, this still pushes all my Tron buttons. It might look a lot like it was made for a low budget Australian kids TV show from the mid 90s, but even now the video somehow still manages to look like the future.

Maybe that says more about how my media-addled mind concieves of the future? Tron came out in 1982, after all...



By Roman Porsche, and found via An Eternal Thought In the Mind Of Godzilla

17 January 2010

Some new mixes




Via the medium of Facebook we have been alerted to a couple of new mixes that deserve to be shared with the wider world.

First up is a new mix by Glasgow club dj/visual artist/video director Konx-Om-Pax entitled "Ghetto Futures", which features a blend of techno and electro, with bangers from Dynarec, Disco D, Carl Craig and the popular Levon Vincent.

Part 8 - Ghetto Futures by konx-om-pax

Also worth checking out is the live recording of Greg "Legend" Wilson's set from Melting Pot's New Yearr's Eve party. This is being hosted by our friends Radio Magnetic, so to get a blast of some electrofunkroots go to this here link: http://radiomagnetic.com/main-features/greg-wilson-live-melting-pot-nye/