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steve Bannon, former Navy ... there you have it 🔥

Never underestimate the possibility of a cabal going on, too. If there's a security problem somehwere, soenone is responsible, and that certain smeone may be the enemy of somebody else etc. Career driven sniping...

No, it's as Luka said. Don't forget, these are first and foremost bureaucracies where certain key figures fight for power and influence. That's usually best done via money/fundling.

I also love Disco bc of some of the gimmick-y stuff this genre produced - one prime example: Hot Blood - Soul Dracula

Yeah I'd call it Disco, it is faster than Funk usually is and has this "groove" going on throuhgout the whole track. But yeah, blurry lines where funk ends and disco starts.

Another goodie from Salsoul Orchestra - "Nice n Naasty":

More from 1976: Uplifting tune from T-Connection "Disco Magic"

more '76 material A Disco version of Lalo Shifrin's "Jaws"

More good stuff from 1976: Ultrafunk - "Sunrise"

More from 1976: Rockets "Future Woman" - Rockets were also French.

And more goodies from 1976: Michel Polnareff - Lipstick

More great stuff rom '76: Muscle Shoals Horns "Born To Get Down"

This. Often shows how uninteresting certain people (respecitvely their lives/respectively the people writing the tweets for them) are. Of course, if you happen to be a die hard fan of whomever, you consider EVERYTHING this person does interesting. But at a second look, you never know what any...

Here is a more obscure one (I guess) Ganymed "It Takes Me Higher" from 1978, this outfit used to go on stage with odd alien masks and costumes. Song is a bit cheesy, but cheese was an integral part of Disco.

You could make a case (I guess) Daft Punk are in the tradition of European electronic dance music geared at Disco beginning from mid1970s as there were several scenes around (Munich, Italy, also France) producing Disco, yet their version was dominated by heavy usage of analog Synthesizers...

Yeah but I am referring to the "hipster" type as I define it: the guy (it's always a guy, right?) who buys stuff based on that notion of being "cool" stuff. Usually, those guys used to get the idea of what's "cool" from certain music media. I mean this phenomenon is pretty dead by now, but it...

If you're insinuating the self-loathing middle class thing is the hidden agenda of this thread, I don't see it as that. But there's the "problem" if you will that comes with the territory of being a "semi" (or "full blown") Hipster, and that's the fact such Hipster types never fully...

Won't be 25 years though, he would have started in the early 1990s, being very interested in music of course, leading to buying 3-5 CDs per month possibly, but after entering college (around 2000) he would have gone down to 1-2 per months. In 2003 he got broadband and immediately got soulseek...

Most definitely Easy Listening - bc it was so ironic Most definitley, bc it was the connection of academia and "DJ Culture" too juvenile/sloganeering

Nightmares on Wax "Smoker's Delight" Tricky "Maxinquaye" Rockers Hi-Fi Blur, but only "The Great Escape" PJ Harvey Boss Hog Garbage Towa Tei "Future Listening!" Mo Wax compliations