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most definitely Pavement Fellow Travellers

A Tribe Called Quest Freestyle Fellowship Palace Brothers Liz Phair Penelope Houston Paul Weller "Wild Wood" Jon Spencer Blues Explosion Ice Cube - out of solidarity with the authentic voice from the getto (coul have been Ice-T too) Beastie Boys Big Chief Butthole Surfers Jane's Addiction

lots of Björk of course, David Holmes Maurizio Cornershop the one Melvins CD he bought out of some favourable review Erykah Badu Torque/V-classics/Reprazent/Timeless (all 4 or at least Timeless, bc Jungle was supposed to be the future) Sleater Kinny wu-Tang Clan Daft Punks "Homework" Missy Eliott

Mikes Flowers Pop Combustible Edison Steve Albini most definitley Kruder and Dorfmeister

Class always trumps identity politics. Immigrants reaching middle class usually vote conservative.

So I have watched some youtube vids of that Milo guy, bc he is unknown really in the German speaking world. And seriously, if you have to "no platform" such a weak debater like that guy seems to be, you really got fundamental problems with your own agenda/politics/policies

It's an ok pop tune. But then I am a bit surprised how NON catchy the melody really is.

Another good thread from the archives :D

Late '93 release by Alec Empire on the German force Inc label - somewhat hardcore-ish

And these were in the uk sales charts of March 1980:

Awesome group, also forgotten today

Here is what was in the uk sales charts in february 1980. I'll admit, thin line between disco and funk "R'N'B" but what the heck:

I am just saying that he was critisized of being a copy of black rappers. Nothing more. You are adding "supposed" things here

would be fitting, after all this whole thread is about proto-racist stereotyping, namley of the "white" nerds.

They are CONSTANTLY allowed that luxury by "progressives". That's my point and it's a fact. And isn't Eminem a cheap copy anyways? And that's the thing that bothers me.

The next entry is somewhat different - a percussive almost "cosmic" sounding track by an outfit named Ozo "Anambra" also from 1976

In 1976 there even was a King Kong movie released (with one of the Bridges' boys, can't remember which one now) , and the Theme song happens to be quite a good mid 70s disco piece: Love Unlimited Orchestra - Theme From King Kong

I guess a lot know the following song from the movie of the same title, nevertheless suitable in this thread, also released in 1976 originally: Heatwave "Boogie Nights"

Hot Chocolate's finest hour, also from 1976: "Heaven Is In The Backseat Of My Cadillac"